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A man impersonating an ICE officer was arrested after assaulting a McDonald's manager in San Diego and claiming he was 'illegal'.

Investigative findings reveal FedEx deleted shipping records from Jeffrey Epstein's account, raising questions about document retention and transparency.

The DHS shutdown intensifies as Democrats and Republicans clash over ICE operations, with significant political and social implications.

Minnesota health officials report the largest outbreak of drug-resistant ringworm in the US, affecting over 30 individuals.

A filing cabinet labeled 'Epstein Files' was placed on Donald Trump's Hollywood Walk of Fame star, sparking debate over his connections to Jeffrey Epstein.

A new report finds nearly 90 per cent of Trump's 2025 tariff costs fell on Americans, raising prices and reshaping the trade debate.

Hillary Clinton addresses her connections to Ghislaine Maxwell in light of newly unsealed Epstein court documents, emphasising incidental meetings.

The UN's condemnation of the Epstein files has been met with criticism due to Ghislaine Maxwell's past involvement in UN events.

Greece is attempting to reclaim photos of a Nazi firing squad execution of Greek communists in 1944, currently for sale on Ebay.

A federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to restore a slavery exhibit at George Washington's Philadelphia home, highlighting debates over historical representation.

Former US President Trump reportedly assured Israeli PM Netanyahu of support for strikes on Iran's missile program if diplomatic talks fail.

Shia LaBeouf's presence in New Orleans during Mardi Gras sparked mixed reactions from bar staff and patrons. Discover the details of his bar crawl.

Turning Point USA is embroiled in a social media controversy with claims of donor revolt and financial collapse, though public records show compliance and stability.

Israel's decision to reclassify parts of the West Bank as 'state land' has drawn widespread condemnation, with critics labeling it as 'de facto annexation'.

American surfer Kurt Van Dyke was tragically found dead in a robbery at his apartment in Cahuita, Costa Rica. The investigation is ongoing.

President Trump's approval ratings have reached unprecedented lows in his second term, with significant disapproval among independent voters.

Candace Owens has reaffirmed her commitment to probing TPUSA's alleged connection to Charlie Kirk's death, criticising Erika Kirk's filmed casket video.

Tim Walz's daughter Hope went on the One Hour Detours podcast and shared why the Minnesota governor dropped his re-election bid.

Polling shows Trump's support at record lows, raising fears for Republican control of the House and Senate

Canadian PM Mark Carney spearheads efforts to unite the EU and CPTPP, countering US tariffs and fostering global trade resilience.

Governor Tim Walz demands an impartial investigation into the fatal shootings of US citizens by federal agents in Minnesota, highlighting tensions between state and federal law enforcement.

JeffTube, a new website, repackages Epstein-related DOJ documents into a YouTube-like format, sparking ethical debates.

Witness the first solar eclipse of 2026, known as the 'ring of fire', visible in parts of the southern hemisphere and Antarctica.

A shooting at a youth hockey event in Pawtucket, Rhode Island, has resulted in multiple fatalities and injuries. Authorities are investigating a possible family dispute motive.

Actor Mark Ruffalo reportedly went live on social media after receiving an alleged threat, sparking widespread online discussion.

Explore the legal intricacies surrounding Hillary Clinton's potential arrest amid renewed Epstein investigation subpoenas and social media speculation.

Discover the story behind the 'Blade Angels' — Alysa Liu, Amber Glenn, and Isabeau Levito — as they prepare for the Winter Olympics 2026.

The Year of the Fire Horse kicks off today, 17 February 2026, with energy not seen since 1966. Here's what feng shui experts predict for every Chinese zodiac sign.

San Francisco engineers created Jmail, a Gmail-style site to browse Epstein's emails, proving wrong DOJ claims that making the files searchable was technically impossible.