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New Jersey using police to funnel arriving immigrants to NYC: Report

State officials in New Jersey are adapting the best they can to the constant flood of immigrants descending on the state by purportedly using police officers to place them on Manhattan-bound transportation the moment they arrive on buses.

Food stamps: January Montana SNAP payments worth up to $1,751 to end in two days

Montana's Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program will conclude its January payments, worth up to $1,751, in two days.

Sen. John Kennedy jokes voters don’t trust Biden ‘to open a can of Pringles’

Sen. John Kennedy (R-LA) joked that voters do not trust President Joe Biden, not even with the simple task "to open a can of Pringles."

UFC star rails against ‘despicable’ USA Boxing transgender policy

UFC star and former interim world champion Colby Covington railed against USA Boxing's new transgender policy, deriding it as despicable and "potentially fatal."

Airstrike kills militia leader in Baghdad as regional tension rises

Four members of an Iranian-aligned Iraqi militia were killed in an airstrike in Baghdad, Iraq, on Thursday, according to the Associated Press.

Biden reschedules Jan. 6 speech to Friday as winter storm approaches

President Joe Biden will move his speech marking the third anniversary of the Jan. 6 Capitol riot up a day due to inclement weather.

WATCH LIVE: Iowa police hold news conference following shooting at Perry High School

Iowa police are holding a press conference on Thursday following an active shooting at Perry High School.

AI ‘superintelligence’ would pose 5% or greater risk of extinction, researchers claim

There's a non-trivial chance that artificial intelligence could cause an extinction-level event for humanity if it ever becomes more intelligent than humans, according to researchers in the field.

Eli Lilly warns against ‘cosmetic’ use of popular weight loss drug

The pharmaceutical company Eli Lilly issued a warning against the misuse of its increasingly popular weight loss drugs, saying they should only be used by patients diagnosed with obesity or diabetes.

Fourteenth Amendment threats to Republicans spread beyond Trump

The 14th Amendment argument that has gotten former President Donald Trump barred from some state ballots is already spreading beyond the former president after a lawsuit was filed Tuesday seeking to block Rep. Scott Perry (R-PA) from appearing on Pennsylvania's ballot.
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