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The ongoing antiestablishment protests in Iran are gaining momentum, nearly two weeks after they erupted. In recent days, the demonstrations have spread to new cities and attracted bigger crowds.

Kansas' hotline serving people in crisis receives more frequent calls in 2025, triggering a plea for an increase in state funding to $13 million annually.

Scott Jennings delivered a blistering reality check on CNN following yet another deadly incident tied to left-wing agitation against federal immigration enforcement in Minneapolis. The post FIERY TRUTH BOMB: CNN Commentator Scott Jennings TORCHES Democrat-Radicalized ‘Political Vigilantism’ After Deadly Minneapolis ICE Incident appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

Not Saquon, A.J., Lane, Quinyon, Cooper, or even Jalen Carter. The Bald Eagle plays every game, stacks sacks and picks, and puts in work like the NBA's biggest gym rat: 500 shots after practice.

People are told their homes should not be occupied due to a risk of cliff falls caused by storms.

The US trade deficit made a sharp and unexpected pullback in October, reaching its lowest level since 2009 as goods imports dropped while President Donald Trump's tariffs took hold, government data showed Thursday.

Minneapolis is on edge following the fatal shooting of a woman by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer taking part in the Trump administration’s latest immigration crackdown

Five years after receiving a kidney from his brother, Exeter midfielder Kevin McDonald is preparing to face Manchester City in the FA Cup.

Five years after receiving a kidney from his brother, Exeter midfielder Kevin McDonald is preparing to face Manchester City in the FA Cup.

Five years after receiving a kidney from his brother, Exeter midfielder Kevin McDonald is preparing to face Manchester City in the FA Cup.

Five years after receiving a kidney from his brother, Exeter midfielder Kevin McDonald is preparing to face Manchester City in the FA Cup.

A fire believed to have been caused by a short circuit in a household appliance broke out at a Hong Kong public housing estate in east Kowloon, prompting more than 300 residents to flee their flats. Police on Thursday reported receiving multiple calls about a fire at Lam Wai House in Lam Tin Estate, at around 6.55pm. The force said about 300 residents evacuated on their own. Preliminary investigations indicated the fire was triggered by a short circuit in an electrical appliance. Footage...