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Platner collapse completes John Fetterman’s break from Sanders socialists
Graham Platner's exit prompted John Fetterman to demand Bernie Sanders apologize to Maine voters, marking his full break from the progressive wing.
Trump admin scraps ‘weaponized’ wildlife rule that became 'burden' on American families and businesses: Burgum
The Trump administration is rescinding a decades-old Endangered Species Act rule it says expanded federal authority to restrict energy production, infrastructur...
Norway World Cup team switches hotels in Florida after noise complaints: 'We must move'
Norway's players requested a hotel change in South Florida due to noise and construction ahead of their World Cup quarterfinal clash with England.
Blue Jays star Braydon Fisher's father, Normand Fisher, dies during the team's California road trip at 65
Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Braydon Fisher’s father, Normand Fisher, died at 65 after suffering a stroke during the team’s road trip to California.
Trump administration expands 'Product of USA' label as push for American-raised beef grows
New companies from California to Illinois adopt the voluntary "Product of USA" meat label as Secretary Brooke Rollins touts benefits for ranchers.
Mamdani official's planned meeting with Iran envoy shut down by State Department
A Mamdani administration official planned to meet Iran's UN ambassador before the State Department intervened and canceled the diplomatic encounter.
Mikel Oyarzabal and Romelu Lukaku set to light up Spain vs Belgium World Cup quarterfinal
Spain faces Belgium in a World Cup match with both teams to score and over 2.5 goals as the top betting angles before the semifinals vs. France.
DOJ accuses Maryland of 'active and deliberate effort' to prevent deportations of illegal immigrants: lawsuit
The DOJ lawsuit targets Maryland's Community Trust Act, arguing the sanctuary law violates the supremacy clause by blocking ICE detainers and deportations.
CEO under fire for mass layoffs amid foreign worker hiring spree now appointed to Fed's task force on jobs
Asha Sharma was appointed to a Federal Reserve task force on productivity and jobs just days after XBOX announced 1,600 layoffs amid H-1B visa scrutiny.
Janice Dean offers a tearful final farewell after bringing sunshine to Fox News for over two decades
Janice Dean revealed on "Fox & Friends" that her multiple sclerosis diagnosis and grueling 2:30 a.m. schedule drove her decision to step away.
Ex-Border Patrol chief Greg Bovino gets honest about deportations with Tomi Lahren: 'I've got no regrets'
Greg Bovino says he wishes he had gone harder on deportation and claims polling may have swayed Trump to relax his immigration enforcement stance.
Texas police admit officer made inaccurate First Amendment remarks after preacher cited at Pride event
Video showed Fort Worth officers telling a street preacher that "offensive" speech could be ticketed at Trinity Pride Fest, prompting a department review.