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White House Renovations Spark Political Feud

President Trump said the White House was “in horrible shape” and needed fixes, reigniting a partisan fight over what counts as stewardship versus show.Story HighlightsTrump defended renovations as needed repairs and functional upgrades, including...

Miami-Dade Man Suffers Severe Burns

Witness accounts say a Miami-Dade woman left an argument, returned with an accelerant, and...

Fox Hosts Celebrate Wedding at Mar-a-Lago

Fox News hosts Sean Hannity and Ainsley Earhardt held a public-facing pre-wedding celebration at...

CIA Cooperation Urged Amid Cuba Tensions

A sitting U.S. secretary of state urged Cubans to seek “discreet” help from the...

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Florida Teacher Accused of Kicking Student With Disabilities

Deputies arrested a Florida substitute teacher after witnesses said he kicked a student with disabilities and declared, “Now we’re square.”Story SnapshotWitnesses told deputies the teacher kicked a special needs student at Matanzas High School.One...

Riots Push France Toward Stricter Protest Limits

France moved to let local officials ban protests after riots torched city halls and...

California Homeless Camps Face a December 2027 Deadline

California gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton set a hard deadline to clear every homeless encampment...

24-Team Playoff Plan Could End Title Games

College football’s playoff is set to grow again, but the headline money masking real...

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