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OnlyFans Defrauded Subscribers With Professionals Impersonating Creators to 'Sext' Fans: Lawsuit

A class-action lawsuit against OnlyFans alleges users were told they were chatting with creators, but were actually engaging with account management agencies.

Cory Booker Diaper Theories Erupt on Social Media as Lawmaker

Politics

Cory Booker Diaper Theories Erupt as Lawmaker Passes 20 Hours Without a Bathroom Break: 'I Need to Know'

As Sen. Cory Booker's marathon speech against the Trump administration stretches past the 20-hour mark, social media asks: How is he avoiding bathroom breaks?

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Florida Woman Threatened to Shoot Middle Schoolers and 'Blow Their Heads Off' for Fishing By Her Property: Police

A Florida woman has been arrested after pulling a gun on two young boys attempting to fish in a pond close to her backyard, authorities say.

Politics

A Look At DHS Secretary Kristi Noem's Wish List For Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum

DHS Secretary Kristi Noem had similar meetings with high-ranking officials of El Salvador and Colombia last week, signing agreements for the exchange of biometric information

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Pennsylvania Woman Accidentally Donates Winning Lottery Ticket After Leaving It in Jacket She Gave to Charity

A 76-year-old Pennsylvania woman is racing against time to recover a $2.5 million winning lottery ticket after accidentally donating it in a jacket.

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Sinaloa Cartel Operatives Sanctioned In U.S. For Laundering Tens Of Millions From Fentanyl Trafficking

One of the individuals sanctioned laundered $50 million by using front companies and shell corporations to obscure the origins of the money it moved from the United States.

Luigi Mangione Attends Hearing In State Court In New York

Politics

Luigi Mangione Fans Appalled as Pam Bondi Demands Prosecutors Seek Death Penalty: 'They Don't Even Do This for Actual Criminals'

Fans of Luigi Mangione have expressed horror at Attorney General Pam Bondi's directive to seek the death penalty for the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.

JD Vance speaks during a visit to the U.S.-Mexico border

Politics

Vance Ridiculed After Mistakenly Declaring Biden Was President in 2019: 'Most Unqualified VP Ever'

Vice President JD Vance is being mocked by social media users after he accidentally stated that Joe Biden had been President in 2019.

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Puerto Rican Server Told to 'Go Back to Mexico' by Customers in Racist Note: 'No Tips for Illegals'

A Puerto Rican Planet Hollywood server at LAX was shaken when he received a racist note instead of a tip: "No tip for illegal. Go back to Mexico."

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Jasmine Crockett's Altercation With Conservative Reporter Facing Review for Possible Charges, US Attorney Says

The U.S. Attorney's Office is reviewing possible charges against Rep. Jasmine Crockett after conservative reporter Charles Downs accused her of assault.

Politics

Republican Senator Admits Tariffs Will 'Absolutely' Cause 'Short-Term Pain' for Voters

A Republican Senator supporting President Donald Trump's tariff plan has admitted that tariffs will hurt constituents within his state, even if temporarily.

U.S.

Undocumented Migrants Turn To Whatsapp To Stay Ahead Of US Raids

For several migrants, the messaging app provides news about immigration raids in Washington neighborhoods -- often mixed with unverified or false information.

Latin America

Trump Tariffs Threaten Latin American Steel Industry

The United States imports 25 million tons of steel each year, and Canada is it main supplier, followed by Brazil and Mexico, each with products tailored to other industries like car manufacturing and construction.

Immigration

Here's How Much The Trump Administration's Mass Deportation Scheme Has Cost So Far

Earlier this month, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) informed Congress that it is facing a nearly $2 billion budget shortfall for the fiscal year

Georgia Man Chris Louis Leaves Children at McDonald's

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Georgia Dad Left Young Children at McDonald's While He Went to a Job Interview. Cops Were Waiting When He Returned

A Georgia man was arrested last week after leaving his three young children in a McDonald's restaurant without supervision while attending a job interview.

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Minnesota Man Begged Deputies to 'Put One in My Head' After Shooting Sleeping Roommate: Police

A Minnesota man asked authorities to kill him after he reportedly murdered his roommate during a drug-induced psychosis.