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'They fed him his own ears': Top Republican shares horrifying stories of gang rule in Haiti
Brian Mast describes gang torture, kidnapping of a 6-year-old U.S. citizen, and Afghanistan-level poverty during a rare congressional trip to Haiti.
Antisemitic violence reaches deadliest level since 1994, new global report finds
The J7 report reveals 20 people were killed in antisemitic attacks in 2025, marking the deadliest year since 1994 with a 97% rise in violence.
'Tip of the iceberg': NJ illegal voting scandal explodes with more key systems at risk
Roughly 75,000 noncitizens were summoned for jury duty in New Jersey as GOP lawmakers demand a bipartisan subpoena probe into voter registration.
Nancy Guthrie Sheriff Chris Nanos says he's 'still positive' case will be resolved despite long wait
Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos says investigators are sorting through massive amounts of DNA and video evidence in the Nancy Guthrie abduction case.
Anthony Fauci's Hollywood supporters: Julia Roberts, Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom among celebrity backers
From Julia Roberts' "personal hero" to Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom's "Fauci Gang," Hollywood's biggest stars rallied behind Dr. Anthony Fauci during COVID-19.
China, Russia, Iran and North Korea form 'axis of aggressors' that could overwhelm US, book warns
A new report documents 616 instances of security cooperation among China, Russia, Iran and North Korea, warning of a dangerous simultaneity problem.
Chicken wing prices are down — here's why your favorite restaurant may not cut prices
Wholesale chicken wing prices plunged 66% from pandemic-era highs, and restaurants are passing savings to customers with specials ahead of football season.
EXCLUSIVE: New America 250 monument lets families find military relatives in seconds: 'I had tears in my eyes'
Visitors search loved ones' names and watch them appear on towering digital flags at the Lincoln Memorial as part of the America250 celebration.
Maine Dem in hot seat for championing popular vote despite clinching Senate bid without it
Troy Jackson secured 75% of delegate votes at Maine's convention, but critics say the process contradicts his own calls for popular vote democracy.
NASA at 68: America must lead on the Moon, Mars and beyond—or China will
Two House committee members argue the U.S. must dominate space exploration as China invests heavily in lunar and satellite network technologies.
Dating's new red flag: Voting the 'wrong' way could leave you single for good
A psychotherapist explains why dating app bios on Hinge and Bumble now read like political loyalty oaths and why that's destroying real connection.
The next American boom could be here — unless Washington regulates it to death
A new study called "Boomsday Not Doomsday" argues AI will lower prices on food, housing, and healthcare while creating new jobs across the economy.