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Israel may control the skies over Iran, but Tehran’s missiles are still a threat : NPR

Missiles fired from Iran are pictured in the night sky over Jerusalem on June 14, 2025 as Israel and Iran exchanged fire a day after Israel unleashed an unprecedented aerial

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Kristi Noem slams Illinois officials after being ‘blocked’ from entering Chicago-area government building to use restroom

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem publicly criticized Illinois officials on Friday after she and her staff were allegedly denied access

Father of slain 6-year-old issues ominous threat to son’s killer who was freed early after serving just 8 years

The assailant responsible for the murder of a 6-year-old boy has been granted parole after serving merely half of his

Dem Virginia AG candidate Jay Jones fantasized about a GOP pol getting ‘two bullets to the head’ in shocking text messages 

Jay Jones, the Democratic candidate for attorney general in Virginia, has come under scrutiny after sending a set of alarming

Navy chief of staff out at Pentagon in Hegseth’s latest shakeup

On Friday, Navy Chief of Staff Jon Harrison was relieved of his duties, marking the latest personnel shift in a

50 Cent trolls longtime rival Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs with brutal post-sentencing offer

He’s been “Impatiently Waiting” for this moment.Rapper Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson is reveling in his rival’s recent misfortune following Sean

ICE director says Portland facility faces violence with ‘little help from local police’

Federal immigration agents in Portland, Oregon, have reported experiencing nightly assaults at their facility, citing a lack of support from

Suspected NJ stalker was driving 70 mph when he allegedly killed teen girls on e-bike: court records

A New Jersey teenager accused of stalking and killing two girls was reportedly traveling at 70 mph when he collided

OMB chief Russ Vought pauses $2.1B in Chicago metro funding over DEI concerns

WASHINGTON — Chicago has joined the ranks of major US cities experiencing a halt to billions in federal infrastructure funding