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The hockey world is mourning the sudden death of Claude Lemieux, one of the most relentless and accomplished playoff performers in NHL history. Lemieux, 60, a four-time Stanley Cup champion who built his reputation on grit, toughness, and clutch postseason play, died this week, according to multiple reports. Authorities

Rep. Mike Collins is gaining momentum in Georgia’s Republican Senate runoff, according to a new poll showing the Trump-aligned congressman expanding his lead over former University of Tennessee football coach Derek Dooley. The May 19 Republican primary ended without a nominee after no candidate won the majority required

California Governor Gavin Newsom’s administration is facing fresh criticism after a new report detailed millions of taxpayer dollars flowing into a state program that funds Native American “food sovereignty,” owl counting, and “cultural burns.” According to City Journal, the grants are part of California’s broader “Tribal Wildfire Resilience”

A deadly bus crash in Virginia has placed renewed scrutiny on commercial driver licensing standards after authorities said the driver involved is a naturalized U.S. citizen originally from China who reportedly does not speak English. The crash occurred early Friday morning on Interstate 95 and left five people dead,

A Columbia, Tennessee man has been indicted by a federal grand jury after a multi-year investigation into alleged child exploitation crimes connected to online extremist communities, according to the Department of Justice and federal court records. Federal prosecutors say 30-year-old Zachary Sweeney carried out a disturbing pattern

The United States and Iran have reportedly reached an agreement to extend their fragile ceasefire for another 60 days as negotiations continue over Tehran’s nuclear program, according to multiple reports. The development, first reported by the Associated Press, comes after weeks of rising tensions across the Middle East, including

The Supreme Court delivered a unanimous legal victory to President Donald Trump’s administration on Tuesday, wiping away a federal appeals court ruling that had revived a lawsuit over public speaking restrictions placed on immigration judges. In an unsigned order, the justices reversed the United States Court of Appeals for

The U.S. Senate has passed bipartisan legislation aimed at cracking down on the illegal export and smuggling of American-made semiconductor technology to China, a move supporters say is critical to protecting national security as artificial intelligence rapidly reshapes the global balance of power. The bill, led by Sen.

President Donald Trump said Wednesday that he may attend an upcoming NBA Finals game after the New York Knicks punched their ticket to the championship round for the first time in 27 years. The Knicks’ return to the NBA Finals has electrified New York City, giving one of basketball’s

Republican frustration on Capitol Hill is escalating as Democrats continue using the War Powers Resolution to pressure President Donald Trump’s administration over U.S. military operations involving Iran. Now, some GOP lawmakers are signaling that the dispute may not end with another congressional vote. It could eventually land before