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Texas mall shooter identified as 33-year-old man: Report

The man who shot and killed eight people at a mall in Allen, Texas, has been identified by police as Mauricio Garcia.

Alejandro Mayorkas downplays fears of immigrants surge after Title 42 ends

The United States has been gearing up for a massive surge at the border over Title 42's expiration for over a "year and a half," according to a top official.

Seven killed near migrant shelter after being struck by car in Texas

At least seven people are dead after a deadly car incident in Brownsville, Texas Sunday morning, according to police.

Seven cases to watch as Supreme Court session nears its end

Until now, the Supreme Court has been handing down decisions at a historically slow rate this session, but that will soon change as it filters through its outstanding cases ahead of the summer.

Asa Hutchinson calls for ‘clear set of rules’ for Supreme Court justices

Former Arkansas Gov. Asa Hutchinson (R) called for a clear set of rules to be set for the conduct of the Supreme Court.

James Comer to present evidence of ‘criminal scheme’ involving Joe Biden and family

House Oversight Committee Chair James Comer (R-KY) claimed that the House has collected evidence showing the Biden family's involvement in a "criminal scheme," which will be presented on Wednesday.

Tucker Carlson to fight Fox News to renew media presence: Report

Former Fox News host Tucker Carlson is battling his old contract, per his lawyer.

Student tracking Elon Musk’s jet encouraged on Jack Dorsey’s new platform Bluesky

Jack Sweeney, the student who makes a hobby of tracking Elon Musk's jet, has joined Jack Dorsey's two new social media platforms.

Ant-Man’s Evangeline Lilly laments society that villainizes masculinity in men

Ant-Man Actress Evangeline Lilly shared a rant on masculinity and femininity on Instagram on Thursday.

Yellen says using 14th Amendment to scrap debt limit would cause a ‘constitutional crisis’

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen repeatedly declined to rule out the possibility of declaring the debt ceiling unconstitutional if Congress fails to resolve its standoff, but said doing so would be a "not-good" option.
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