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Biden gets pushback over TSA airport face scanners

While gas stoves are heating up all the headlines, the Biden administration faces another regulation controversy that could affect the people's everyday lives, this time at the airport.

House Democrat suffers concussion after being hit by car while crossing street

Rep. Suzanne Bonamici (D-OR) suffered a concussion after being hit by a car in Portland, Oregon, on Friday night while crossing the street with her husband.

Damar Hamlin reunites with team for first time since injury

Buffalo Bills safety Damar Hamlin visited his team at their facility Saturday for the first time since his mid-game cardiac arrest.

Massachusetts mom disappearance: Who is Ana Walshe’s husband Brian?

Massachusetts man Brian Walshe is currently under arrest for misleading investigators in pursuit of the case of his own missing wife Ana Walshe.

WATCH: Dan Bongino blasts ‘uniquely bad’ White House response to document haul

Conservative radio and TV host Dan Bongino laughed at the White House's response to the unveiling of classified documents in President Joe Biden's private office and garage, calling it “uniquely bad.”

NHL backtracks after Ron DeSantis’ office blasts woke job fair

The National Hockey League caved Friday night after Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis called out the league out for planning a "discriminatory" job fair limited to certain genders and ethnicities.

Dershowitz says ‘no prosecution’ likely as Biden and Trump docs ‘neutralize’ each other

The Biden administration was shaken up this week after news of classified documents found in the president’s private office and residence were revealed, but one U.S. attorney maintains that “nothing’s going to come of this.”

Oversight chairman promises swift investigation over ‘alarming’ new Biden classified documents discovery

House Oversight Chairman James Comer (R-KY) reprimanded President Joe Biden's "mishandling" of classified documents and warned that "oversight is coming" Saturday.

New ‘random’ Martin Luther King Jr. sculpture in Boston draws mixed reviews

A bronze sculpture called The Embrace honoring Martin Luther King Jr. was unveiled Friday in Boston, but the 20-feet long and 26-feet wide bronze sculpture is drawing a lot of mixed reviews.

Judge acquits Jan. 6 Capitol rioter of obstruction charge for first time

A Jan. 6 Capitol rioter who stormed the Senate floor was acquitted of obstruction charges Friday, reportedly marking a first such acquittal in the sprawling Justice Department prosecutions of the riot.
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