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Wrestling Icon Hulk Hogan Dies at 71 - WWE Confirms

Trump Mourns Hulk Hogan: ‘MAGA All the Way’

Hulk Hogan Dies of Possible Cardiac Arrest at 71

The wrestling world mourns the passing of Hulk Hogan at age 71, a legendary figure who helped bring professional wrestling into the mainstream and was a vocal supporter of President Trump.

Trump to Visit Fed Headquarters, Ramping Up Pressure on Powell

Trump Plans Federal Reserve Tour Amid Powell Feud

Trump Visits Fed, Pressures Powell to Cut Interest Rates

President Trump escalates pressure on Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell by planning an in-person visit to the Fed headquarters amid criticism of rate policy and renovation costs.

Justice Department to Meet with Epstein’s Associate Maxwell

DOJ Officials Expected to Interview Ghislaine Maxwell

Epstein Files Office to Meet With Maxwell Amid Escalating Pressure

The Department of Justice prepares to interview Ghislaine Maxwell, Jeffrey Epstein’s convicted associate, as pressure mounts on the Trump administration regarding Epstein-related files.

Columbia Agrees to $220M Deal with Trump Administration

$221 Million Settlement Ends Columbia’s Fight with Trump

Columbia University to Pay $221M in Anti-Semitism Settlement

Columbia University agrees to a multibillion-dollar settlement with the Trump administration to resolve claims of anti-Semitism and restore federal funding.

US Pulls Out of Gaza Ceasefire Talks Blaming Hamas

Trump Envoy Ends Gaza Ceasefire Negotiations Early

US Cuts Short Gaza Talks Citing Hamas Lack of Good Faith

US negotiators cut short Gaza ceasefire talks accusing Hamas of failing to engage in good faith as the humanitarian crisis in Gaza worsens.

GOP Senators Demand Special Counsel Probe Obama Russiagate

Justice Department Strike Force to Investigate Obamagate

Senate Panel Launches Probe into Obama-Russia Claims

Senate Republicans push for a special counsel to investigate former President Obama over the 2016 Trump-Russia investigation as new allegations arise.

Anne Burrell Cause of Death Ruled Suicide at 55

Food Network Star Anne Burrell Dies by Suicide

Anne Burrell’s Death Confirmed as Suicide

Celebrity chef Anne Burrell's cause of death has been ruled suicide following her unexpected passing at age 55.

Supreme Court Pauses Ruling Weakening Voting Rights Act

High Court Blocks Appeals Ruling on Voting Rights

Voting Rights Act Enforcement Preserved by Supreme Court Pause

Supreme Court halts a ruling that would weaken enforcement of the Voting Rights Act, maintaining protections against discriminatory election practices.

Union Pacific, Norfolk Southern in Merger Talks for Coast-to-Coast Rail

Rail Giants Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern Pursue Merger

Potential Mega Railroad Merger Raises Antitrust Questions

Union Pacific and Norfolk Southern confirm talks to merge and create the first coast-to-coast U.S. railroad network, raising competition concerns.

US Fertility Rate Hits All-Time Low at 1.6 Kids Per Woman

CDC Reports Record Drop in US Fertility Rate

Low Fertility Rate Sparks Concern Over Demographic Trends

US fertility rate falls to historic low below 1.6 children per woman in 2024, marking a significant demographic shift.

TikTok Faces US Shutdown if China Rejects Sale Deal

Commerce Secretary Warns TikTok Could Go Dark in US

TikTok Sale Deadline Looms as Trump Extends Ban

TikTok faces possible shutdown in the US if China does not approve its sale, with a deadline looming under the Trump administration.

UnitedHealth Under Federal Medicare Investigation

Health Giant UnitedHealth Cooperates With DOJ Probe

UnitedHealth Confirms DOJ Probes Its Medicare Billing

UnitedHealth Group confirms it is under criminal and civil investigations by the Department of Justice over Medicare billing practices and is cooperating.

House Panel Subpoenas DOJ for Epstein Files

Lawmakers Demand Release of Epstein-Related Docs

Congress Pushes for Full Disclosure on Epstein Files

House Oversight Committee votes to subpoena Justice Department for files related to Jeffrey Epstein as controversy continues to divide GOP and Democrats alike.

Trump Signs 3 Executive Orders on AI and Homelessness

New Trump Orders Target AI Race and City Crime

White House Pushes AI and Streets Safety Measures

President Trump signs executive orders advancing artificial intelligence development and initiatives addressing homelessness and urban crime.

Mass Starvation Warnings Sound in Gaza

Aid Groups Warn Gaza Faces Imminent Hunger Crisis

WHO Chief: 2.1 Million Starving in Gaza

Several humanitarian organizations warn of a looming mass starvation crisis in Gaza amid ongoing blockade and insufficient aid access.

UK and India Sign Landmark Free Trade Agreement

Starmer, Modi Seal Biggest Trade Deal Yet

Britain and India Forge Historic Trade Pact

The United Kingdom and India finalize a landmark free trade deal expected to boost economic ties between the two nations.

Tesla Shares Tumble After Earnings Miss

Elon Musk Warns of Rough Quarters Ahead for Tesla

Tesla Earnings Plunge Fuels Stock Selloff

Tesla reports disappointing earnings and expects challenging quarters ahead, prompting a significant drop in stock price.

Educator Charged With Sexual Trafficking in Missouri

A Missouri educator faces charges of sexual trafficking following a police investigation into abuse allegations.

Three Ohio Officers Ambushed, Suspect Dead

Three police officers ambushed and shot in Ohio; suspect found dead at scene in what law enforcement calls a targeted attack.

Thai-Cambodia Border Clashes Kill at Least 11

Tensions Explode in Thai-Cambodia Border Fight

Border clashes erupt between Thai and Cambodian forces, escalating long-standing tensions with multiple casualties reported including civilians.

Biden Memoir Sells for Millions Less Than Obama, Clinton

President Biden's memoir deals fall short financially compared to predecessors Obama and Clinton, highlighting diminished market enthusiasm.