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New York Shopper Returns $500 Haul After Security Chase at Target
A New York man says Target security chased him over a receipt dispute after he spent $500, then returned all his items live on camera.
Democrats Target GOP Strongholds as Midterm Battles Heat Up in 2026
As midterms approach, Democrats aim to flip GOP seats nationwide, challenging President Trump’s party in key battlegrounds.
Ex-DSA Member Warns of Far-Left Extremism, Criticizes Abdul El-Sayed
A former DSA member warns far-left extremism threatens Democrats, calling Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed dishonest and sanctimonious.
Michigan Wins on Controversial Hail Mary as Fans Call on Trump to Intervene
Michigan’s last-second Hail Mary secures a 13-12 win over Western Michigan, sparking fierce debate and calls for President Trump to step in.
President Trump Claims ‘Hundreds of Billions’ Made for U.S. in AI-Fueled Truth Social Posts
President Trump posted AI-generated images claiming huge stock market gains and depicting U.S. dominance amid ongoing tensions with Iran.
Jelly Roll Removed from Big Blue Bash After Controversial Jimmy Kimmel Hosting
Jelly Roll is no longer part of the Big Blue Bash lineup after conservative fans reacted negatively to his Jimmy Kimmel hosting in August 2026.
All Four Former Presidents to Attend 9/11 25th Anniversary at Ground Zero Without Trump
Biden, Obama, Bush, and Clinton will gather at Ground Zero for 9/11’s 25th anniversary; President Trump will commemorate separately at the Pentagon.
Abdul El-Sayed Addresses Muslim Identity and US Foreign Policy in Detroit Speech
Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed speaks on Muslim American identity and criticizes US war spending at Detroit Islamic conference.
New York Mayor Mamdani Sparks Outrage by Honoring 9/11 Terrorist’s Lawyer
NYC Mayor Mamdani ignites backlash after signing 9/11 order and handing pen to al-Qaeda-linked lawyer.
Michigan Senate Candidate El-Sayed Attributes Israel Questions to Bias Over Name and Faith
Michigan Senate hopeful Abdul El-Sayed claims media scrutiny over Israel stems from his name and faith, deflecting focus from state issues.