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Less than a week after her abrupt exit from Fox News Media, veteran financial journalist Maria Bartiromo has reportedly held discussions with CBS News editor-in-chief Bari Weiss regarding a possible role at the network. According to RadarOnline reports Monday, Bartiromo has already spoken with Weiss about returning to television programming at CBS News. Citing unnamed…

A third person has died in connection with Burning Man 2026, bringing the total number of fatalities tied to this year’s gathering to three. The latest attendee died while being transported from the remote Nevada desert to a hospital in Reno, according to Pershing County Sheriff and Coroner Jerry Allen. The individual’s name, age, and…

A Fort Worth man is facing criminal charges for allegedly sending multiple violent threats targeting Texas Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico through digital platforms. According to an arrest affidavit, Billy James McFatridge has been charged with terroristic threat against a public servant. Prosecutors allege McFatridge sent the violent threats against Talarico via online accounts traced…

Lindsay Clancy’s lawyer has publicly requested President Trump’s pardon for his client following an admission on record that Clancy strangled all three of her children—aged five, three, and eight months—with an exercise band. The defense team claims Clancy sought a “Not Guilty” verdict despite the admission of murder. This request was made during a recent…

A new statewide survey has found Minnesota’s open U.S. Senate race separated by just two percentage points. Democratic-Farmer-Labor nominee Peggy Flanagan received 44% support in a head-to-head matchup, while Republican nominee Michele Tafoya received 42%. The result does not establish a clear leader. The gap falls within the survey’s stated margin of error, and a…

The Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has introduced a new program at select U.S. airports that allows eligible TSA PreCheck members to enter the secure terminal area without requiring a plane ticket. Known as “Gateside by TSA PreCheck,” the initiative permits participants to meet or see off family and friends at their gate, attend layovers with…

In the 1950s and ’60s, a strange thing happened to the U.S. dollar: It left home. The Marshall Plan saw billions of dollars depart the United States to rebuild Europe. Those funds deposited in banks outside America—mostly in London—became known as “Eurodollars.” Operating beyond Federal Reserve and U.S. banking regulators’ reach, they moved with minimal…

A Virginia mother of five was convicted of contributing to the delinquency of a minor for letting her five-year-old son take a short walk in their gated community alone. Karyann Parkinson received a suspended six-month jail sentence and placement on Virginia’s child abuse and neglect registry after someone spotted her son Sam walking unaccompanied through…

Seattle once thought that banning Starbucks would solve its economic problems. But the policy led to a permanent loss of 20,000 jobs — and Seattle kicked out the one company that had been keeping it afloat.