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LEGACY SPLIT – Maurene Comey fired from Trump DOJ after she 'failed' in two major cases. Continue reading …
TRAGIC UPDATE – 9-year-old girl found dead after father claimed she was kidnapped. Continue reading …
OUT OF CONTROL – Summer mayhem erupts as teen mobs overwhelm public spaces across America. Continue reading …
MIDAIR EMERGENCY – Packed flight's engine bursts into flames shortly after takeoff in terrifying video. Continue reading …
HOPE AMID TRAGEDY – Texas flood search sees 'remarkable progress' as missing list dramatically shrinks. Continue reading …
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BACK TO HIS ROOTS – NYC mayoral frontrunner Mamdani taunts critics with Africa trip during campaign. Continue reading …
MISSION IMPOSSIBLE – ICE director blames left-wing 'rhetoric' for 830% spike in attacks on border agents. Continue reading …
DIGITAL DRAMA – Trump posts AI-generated video showing Obama getting arrested to 'YMCA.' Continue reading …
SUMMER BLOWOUT – Biden admin spent hefty sum of US tax dollars to upgrade swimming pools in Iraq, Russia. Continue reading …
MAJOR BACKING – Texas House Democrat gets presidential endorsement from Joe Rogan. Continue reading …
'CHILLING' – Network staffers react to CBS scrapping 'Late Show' after Colbert slammed Paramount. Continue reading …
LINES CROSSED – Former NPR CEO admits 'mixing journalism and federal funding' was a 'recipe for disaster.' Continue reading …
'DIRE SITUATION' – Obama should be doing more to speak out against Trump, MSNBC guest argues. Continue reading …
SIMON HANKINSON – From Biden's chaotic immigration crisis to 'all quiet' in record time. Continue reading …
TOM WALKER – I'm a drone CEO. America must protect its airspace now, before it's too late. Continue reading …
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PRESIDENTIAL BLITZ – Trump threatens to block Commanders' new DC stadium if they don't get rid of nickname. Continue reading …
CLINICAL CLUES – Your nighttime sleep patterns could reveal hidden Alzheimer's risk factors. Continue reading …
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SWEET FIND – Medieval knight's tomb discovered beneath former ice cream parlor. Continue reading …
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SEN. LINDSEY GRAHAM – Putin won't stop until somebody makes him stop. See video …
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