DHS is suspending a visa-free travel program for Chinese nationals to the Northern Mariana Islands starting Oct. 30, after Republican lawmakers warned it enabled birth tourism and posed security risks near US military bases.
ICE says CBS News’ “60 Minutes” omitted that a deported Texas man’s bid to avoid removal to Mali was based on a claim of homosexuality, despite his being married with two children.
Robert Griffin III says he would “100%” take Baylor’s vacant head football coaching job and has already spoken with athletic director Doug McNamee, though he has never coached at any level.
Last Ditch Bar in Greenfield, Massachusetts, is shutting down after backlash over its decision to make masks optional on Saturday nights, with the sole remaining owner saying she’d been living in her car to cover business loan payments.
Raiders head coach Klint Kubiak says Kirk Cousins will keep starting at quarterback despite a four-game losing streak, with rookie Fernando Mendoza continuing to wait his turn.
Giants running back Cam Skattebo blasted the NFL after being flagged for unnecessary roughness in a win over the Texans, saying he’ll keep playing physically even if it costs him in fines.
Steven M. Blankenship, 59, pleaded guilty to hiding his cousin’s decomposing body in a sealed closet for over eight months to keep collecting the Marine veteran’s state benefits.
California GOP gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton countered Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear’s case for a Democratic governor to lead the 2028 ticket by pointing to Gov. Gavin Newsom’s unfinished, over-budget high-speed rail project.
President Trump says he is close to deciding whether to reach a deal with Iran or order another round of strikes, as U.S. Central Command readies new attack options and Tehran warns of fierce retaliation.
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President Trump called Michigan Senate candidate Abdulrahman El-Sayed a ‘jihadist’ who should be barred from serving, while questioning whether El-Sayed illegally practices medicine without a full license.
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Country singer Parker McCollum says ranch life and hunting with his young sons is less about the harvest and more about unplugging from a busy schedule — a lesson he says his own father taught him growing up in Texas.
