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Ohio Teacher With History of Homicidal Threats Hired Student to Kill Her Husband: Police

An Ohio substitute teacher has been arrested after allegedly attempting to bribe a student to kill her husband, authorities say.

Politics

El Paso Gunman Thought Trump Was 'Telling Him' to Stop 'the Hispanic Invasion' Before Walmart Mass Shooting, Attorney Says

The gunman who killed 23 people and injured 22 others in an El Paso Walmart shooting believed he was acting under the direction of President Donald Trump.

Politics

Trump Official Declares There Isn't 'Any Chance' Trump Will Back Down From Tariffs as Stock Market Plunges

Howard Lutnick stated his belief that Donald Trump will not change his tune on the implementation of tariffs against some of the U.S.'s biggest trade partners.

Politics

GOP Lawmakers Berated By Trump Defy Him Anyways and Vote With Democrats to Cancel Canada Tariffs

Four GOP lawmakers defied President Donald Trump and voted with Democratic legislators to repeal the tariffs levied against Canada by the 47th president.

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Senate GOP's Budget Plan: $1.5T In Tax Cuts, $5T Debt Limit Hike—What You Need To Know

Republicans are using the accounting method called the "current policy baseline" to show that extending Trump's tax cuts would cost nothing. Democrats strongly oppose this, calling it "magic math" because it hides the true cost, which could be in the trillions.

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Ivy League Reject Begs Elon Musk for Advice After Revealing 'Social Life' Was Only Motivation to Go to College

An 18-year-old entrepreneur with a $30 million business, 34 ACT score, and 4.0 GPA, was shocked to be rejected by every Ivy League school he applied to.

Politics

Fox News Calls Out Republican Lawmaker for Excusing Musk's Wisconsin Loss Despite Mocking Democrats for Losing Florida

A Republican congresswoman was called out by Fox News host John Roberts, who audibly laughed while reminding her that Elon Musk spent "$25 million of his own money" advocating on behalf of the Republican candidate in a judicial race who ultimately lost the election.

Politics

Marco Rubio Directs State Department To Examine Visa Applicants' Social Media Accounts

Starting immediately, consular officers must refer certain student and exchange visitor visa applicants to the "fraud prevention unit" for a "mandatory media check"

Politics

MAGA Loses Their Minds as Texas Officially Recognizes 'Pakistan Day': 'Most Un-American Thing I've Seen'

The Texas House of Representatives has officially passed a resolution recognizing March 23 as "Pakistan Day," a move that has sparked MAGA outrage.

Politics

Man 'Dressed Like Trump' Stole Pride Flag, Threatened to 'Burn Down' New Jersey Donut Shop, Workers Say

A New Jersey man dressed as President Donald Trump stole a Pride flag from outside of a local donut shop, further upsetting the store's owners by then performing the Sieg Heil and threatening to burn the shop down.

Immigration

Family of Seven, Including Three Minors, Detained By ICE In Upstate New York: 'It's Just Plain Cruel'

Sackets Harbor Central School District superintendent Jennifer Gaffney told media outlets that the students had been taken to a detention center in Texas

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RFK Jr's 'Mess' With Health Department's Lack of Urgency is Irritating the White House: Report

President Donald Trump's White House is reportedly frustrated with the lack of urgency from RFK Jr.'s health department, and poor relations with the media.

News

TikTokers Cheer as Teslas Are Traded In and Users Reveal New Cars to Taylor Swift Song in Latest Trend: 'Now That's an Upgrade'

TikTokers are showing off their new vehicles after replacing their Teslas as boycotts against the company's billionaire CEO Elon Musk continue.

Politics

Musk Ridiculed After Democratic Candidate Wins Wisconsin Supreme Court Race Despite Spending Millions: 'Sounds Like You're Butt-Hurt'

Elon Musk is being mocked after spending millions advocating for the conservative candidate running in Wisconsin's Supreme Court election, only for him to lose.

Politics

Mike Waltz's Gmail Account Use Called Out for Similarities to Hillary Clinton's Email Scandal: 'Now the GOP is Real Quiet'

Mike Waltz's email usage has drawn ire from social media users after it was reported that the Trump administration cabinet member discussed government business on the accounts.

Politics

Biden Judge Throws Out Eric Adams Corruption Case, Bars Trump from Using Threat of Refiling as Leverage

NYC Mayor Eric Adams' corruption case was permanently dismissed to avoid any "perception" that the Trump administration was using the case as leverage.