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Indiana coach Curt Cignetti defended quarterback Josh Hoover against critics as the fifth-ranked, unbeaten Hoosiers open Big Ten play Friday against Northwestern.

Charles Marino, a former DHS Senior Law Enforcement Adviser under the Obama administration, said sanctuary policies that block local police from working with ICE are creating a “perfect storm” for deadly confrontations, pointing to incidents in Maine, Texas, and Austin.

Nikole Hannah-Jones’ new New York Times Magazine essay describes how her daughter’s schooling at a struggling New York City public school left her with major academic gaps, a story that has drawn criticism from commentators who say it illustrates failures of accountability rather than racism.

Rep. Ilhan Omar’s Make ICE Pay Act would redirect roughly $140 billion from ICE and Border Patrol funding to communities affected by immigration enforcement, drawing sharp criticism from Republicans including Sen. Jim Banks and Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders.

A $28 probiotic supplement is racking up sales and reviews from women who say it beat prescription medication for urinary and vaginal symptoms, though the underlying research supports only modest, general claims about vaginal flora — not a substitute for medical treatment.

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President Trump signed a security agreement with Denmark and Greenland tied to expanding U.S. military presence and encouraging long-term oil and mineral investment on the Arctic island.

The Columbus Citizens Foundation has invited Mayor Zohran Mamdani to Manhattan’s Columbus Day Parade, prompting backlash from Italian-American leaders who cite his past criticism of Christopher Columbus.

CBP and the Coast Guard intercepted a boat carrying 22 illegal immigrants, including 13 Chinese nationals, near Key Largo on Tuesday, a rare occurrence for a Caribbean maritime crossing.

Roughly 500 Jewish Democrats and independents in Michigan have signed a letter backing Republican Mike Rogers over Democrat Abdul El-Sayed, while more than 800 others have signed a counter-letter affirming support for El-Sayed.