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Catherine O'Hara, the acclaimed actress known for her roles in "Schitt's Creek," "Home Alone," and "The Nightmare Before Christmas," died at the age of 71 following a brief illness.

The article reports that President Donald Trump says the Kennedy Center will be renamed the "Trump-Kennedy Center" and will close for a two-year renovation starting on July 4, 2026, with a planned grand reopening to coincide with the nation's 250th anniversary.

ICE arrested over 650 illegal aliens in a two-week operation in West Virginia, including individuals who pose threats to public safety and national security.

Snoop Dogg is rallying around his daughter Cori after the tragic passing of her 10-month-old daughter Codi.

The U.S. ambassador to NATO stated that President Trump has given clear demands to Iran, which include not having a nuclear weapon and ceasing the suppression of protesters, and that Iran will face consequences if these demands are not met.

SpaceX CEO Elon Musk says his company successfully blocked Russia's "unauthorized" use of captured Starlink terminals in Ukraine on Sunday.

Sen. John Fetterman, D-Pa., told Philadelphia DA Larry Krasner to "lighten up" after Krasner compared ICE agents to Nazis, and Fetterman expressed support for deporting criminal migrants and securing the U.S. border.

The "Melania" documentary chronicling the first lady's life before Donald Trump's second term surprisingly exceeded box office expectations, earning the highest opening weekend for a documentary in over a decade despite low critic scores.

Two Republican senators are pushing House Republicans to reject a government funding deal unless it includes Department of Homeland Security funding and election integrity legislation.

Congressman Joaquin Castro escorted a 5-year-old boy and his father out of a detention facility in Texas, after the family was released over the weekend. There is a dispute over the family's legal status and asylum claim, with government officials denying they have a pending case.

Trump claimed that newly released Epstein documents clear him of wrongdoing and threatened legal action against author Michael Wolff for allegedly conspiring with Epstein to harm him politically.

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt accused Sen. Thom Tillis of holding America "hostage" for vowing to oppose President Donald Trump's pick to chair the Federal Reserve until the administration ends its probe of current Fed Chair Jerome Powell.

Former CNN anchor Don Lemon was arrested on federal charges for his involvement in an anti-ICE protest that disrupted a Minnesota church service, which he claims was part of his work as a journalist.

Costco's surprise Nike collaboration sneaker sent customers into a buying frenzy, with resale prices jumping to $1,000 after the original $135 release.

Gordon Ramsay's precise, low-and-slow approach to cooking scrambled eggs, which involves adding a thick, cultured cream like crème fraîche at the end to prevent overcooking and achieve a custardy texture and subtle tang, has been widely praised in taste tests compared to other celebrity chefs' techniques.

The article discusses the release of new documents related to the Jeffrey Epstein case, which reference filmmaker Mira Nair and include a photo of her son, Zohran Mamdani, at an event hosted by Epstein associate Peggy Siegal.

Costco has recalled mislabeled "Mini Beignets filled with Caramel" that could cause allergic reactions due to undeclared tree nuts in 22 states.

Democratic Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner was confronted about his controversial tattoo, which resembles an emblem linked to the Nazis, during an interview on MS NOW, and faced questions about whether he knew about its meaning.

John Lithgow defended his role in an upcoming HBO series based on J.K. Rowling's "Harry Potter" books despite backlash over the author's views on transgender issues.

Chicago health officials are warning residents to be alert for symptoms of meningococcal disease after several recent infections were reported in the city, resulting in two deaths.