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President Trump has reportedly fired Attorney General Pam Bondi and is considering replacing her with EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin.

The article reports that a key bridge near Tehran, Iran, has collapsed following reported U.S. airstrikes, as tensions in the region continue to escalate, with Iran warning of potential retaliation targeting bridges in American-allied Middle East nations.

Stephen A. Smith said he regrets voting for Kamala Harris, believing she could work across the aisle before losing faith in Democrats after the 2024 election.

War Secretary Pete Hegseth asked Army Chief of Staff Gen. Randy George to retire immediately in a leadership shakeup as the U.S. military remains engaged in combat with Iran.

Melissa Gilbert describes the fallout from the child sexual abuse charges her husband Timothy Busfield now faces as "the most traumatizing experience of our lives," stating that their life as they knew it is done.

The U.S. Embassy in Cairo has issued a security alert for Americans in Egypt following regional developments related to military operations in Iran, warning of potential attacks on religious sites, tourist sites, and transportation centers.

Elizabeth Hurley, the 60-year-old "Austin Powers" star, posted playful photos on social media showing her lounging in bed wearing a red bikini bottom and a white sweater, proving that age is just a number.

Senate Majority Leader John Thune accuses Democrats of playing politics with the DHS shutdown and explains how the Senate passed a bill to fund most agencies, while President Donald Trump plans to pay DHS employees through an executive order.

Country singer Tanner Usrey was arrested in Texas on charges of driving while intoxicated and felony drug possession involving fentanyl.

A Fox News panel critically examines Tiger Woods' recent DUI arrest in Florida, including the release of the conversation among police after Woods crashed a car while allegedly under the influence.

NASA's Artemis II moon rocket launch captivated a Florida softball game, with players pausing to watch as four astronauts embarked on a journey around the moon.

A 13-year-old girl who went missing in Arizona in 1994 has been found alive more than 30 years later, with authorities crediting the breakthrough to advances in investigative techniques and the formation of a Cold Case Unit, though they are withholding most details about her disappearance and whereabouts during that time.

The Department of Education announced that it has saved American taxpayers more than $1 billion by aggressively eliminating fraud, waste, and abuse within federal student aid programs, including implementing mandatory identity verification for all first-time federal student aid applicants.

The article states that Acting U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche dismissed speculation that President Donald Trump's decision to remove Pam Bondi as attorney general was related to her handling of the Epstein files.

Super Bowl champion Stephon Gilmore announced his retirement from the NFL after 13 seasons, highlighting his career achievements including a Defensive Player of the Year award and two Super Bowl appearances.

Albertsons is closing stores and cutting jobs nationwide as it navigates pressure following its failed $24.6 billion merger with Kroger.

New York prosecutors have charged a Venezuelan man with attempted murder in a throat-slashing attack that experts warn could be a potential copycat attempt ahead of an expected guilty plea from the suspected Gilgo Beach serial killer.

The mayor of Providence, Rhode Island, criticized a mural project honoring a slain Ukrainian refugee, calling it "divisive" and "misguided," leading the private business that planned to display the mural to cancel the project.