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Idaho student murders: Video appears to show victim talking about ‘Adam’ shortly before death

A newly uncovered video might provide fresh clues into the murder of four University of Idaho students.

How Loudoun County became the epicenter of the parental rights movement

For the parents of Loudoun County Public Schools, the swift and sudden downfall of former Superintendent Scott Ziegler was a vindication two years in the making.

Stimulus update: One-time direct tax rebate check worth $800 to go out in just 13 days

South Carolina residents who have filed their 2021 tax returns will be starting the New Year off with a great financial start, thanks to a tax rebate that will give them up to $800.

LISTEN: Scarlett Johansson says she was ‘groomed’ to be ‘bombshell-type actor’

Actress Scarlett Johansson claimed she was "groomed" as a teenager to become a "bombshell-type actor" in a recent interview.

World Cup 2022: Soccer continues to make inroads in the US

The United States is not a soccer country yet, but the 2022 World Cup has been a massive boost to the sport's popularity.

Social Security update: Direct payment worth up to $4,194 to arrive in just three days for millions

There are only a few days left before a portion of Social Security beneficiary recipients receive their monthly retirement payments worth up to $4,194.

Over 7 million misdiagnoses made in emergency rooms each year, study finds

Approximately 1 in 18 patients visiting the emergency room receives an incorrect diagnosis, a new analysis finds.

Drones credited with catching 50,000 illegal entries at border

The Border Patrol credited its eyes in the sky for leading agents to more than 50,000 immigrants who illegally crossed the border in the government’s most recent fiscal year.

Change buried in defense bill could make it harder to ship fuel in emergencies

A measure included in the $858 billion annual defense spending bill cleared by the Senate on Thursday night could make it harder to ship fuel during national emergencies due to changes made to a century-old law known as the Jones Act.

Pompeo claims there is ‘no hope’ in U.S. working with Iran’s current regime

Former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo argued on Saturday that there could be "no hope" for the U.S. in cooperating with the current regime of Iran because of its brutality, including against its own citizens.
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