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Hurricane Isaias, the first 2026 storm, threatens the Gulf Coast with Category 2 winds. Governors DeSantis and Ivey declare emergencies as rain...
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3News For YouHere’s Why Congress Will Stop Making Nickels Before It’s Too Late
Congress advances the Common Cents Act to stop wasting money on nickels that cost 13 cents to make, following the end of...
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3News For YouCornell Students Tell Police They Were Told To Hide ‘Orgy’ To Save Image
Newly released video shows Cornell students telling police fraternity members held meetings to cover up an alleged gang rape to protect their...
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House GOP leaders join President Trump in urging the Senate to pass permanent daylight saving time legislation, targeting Senator Tom Cotton as...
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259News For YouHere’s What ActBlue’s New Identity Rules Actually Require Now
ActBlue implemented new passport verification rules following a House investigation where its CEO invoked the Fifth Amendment 22 times.
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President Trump and Secretary of War Pete Hegseth have approved the first U.S. Army firing squad execution since 1961 for Nidal Malik...
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314News For YouMarsha Blackburn Calls For Electric Chair After Pike Execution Fails
Sen. Marsha Blackburn urges Tennessee to return to the electric chair after Christa Pike's botched lethal injection execution left her alive.
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A civil suit filed by Jane Doe against the Cornell 7 details her heavy drinking and drug use before the alleged assault,...
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President Trump sends $90 checks to 20 million seniors. Experts say it is a smart move, yet doubts remain on changing the...
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745News For YouRiots In France Expose Deep National Split
Recent unrest in France reveals a nation divided between its Catholic heritage and new immigrant factions, according to The Federalist.
