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ICE Raids Kansas Home in Green Card Crackdown
HSI agents raided a Kansas home and found counterfeit green cards, prompting guilty pleas from two migrants.
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US Lifts Travel Warning to Israel for Some Americans
U.S. State Department issues new guidance in updated travel advisory.
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Trump Posts AI Video of Kharg Island 'Blown to Smithereens' Amid Attacks
The U.S. and Iran traded the first known strikes since late July over the weekend.
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Laura Loomer Defends Calling Angie Nixon a 'Ghetto Black Communist B****'
Marjorie Taylor Greene accused Loomer of "nonstop insanity."
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Laura Loomer Defends Calling Angie Nixon a 'Ghetto Black Communist Bitch'
Marjorie Taylor Greene accused Loomer of "nonstop insanity."
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Dana Brown Has Honest Reaction to Astros Dismissal
Recently fired GM Dana Brown praised the Astros' owner for giving him a chance in his first comments since his dismissal.
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Former Second-Round QB Suddenly Available in Free Agency
A former second-round pick by the Tennessee Titans pushed for a new start after seeing his quarterback career derailed.
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Von Miller Signing Cost 1 Cowboys Edge-Rusher His Job
The Dallas Cowboys cut a key defensive player on Sunday after signing star pass-rusher Von Miller during training camp.
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QB Who Beat Out Diego Pavia in Camp Makes Ravens' 53-Man Roster
A rookie quarterback who competed with Diego Pavia this spring made the Baltimore Ravens 53-man roster on Sunday.
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Saints Keeping Former Starter Despite Mounting Trade Interest
The New Orleans Saints are keeping a quarterback with starting experience despite receiving trade interest this summer.
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Latest Browns QB News Could Hint a Potential Trade is Coming
Recent Browns news may further spark speculation that the team is looking to trade one of its quarterbacks.
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Cowboys Make Blockbuster Trade Move to Help Dak Prescott
The Dallas Cowboys mean business with this move.
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Green Card Update: Report Shows Applicants With Longest Wait Times
Indian professionals could face green card waits of up to 179 years under U.S. immigration limits, a new NFAP analysis finds.
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George Kittle Injury News Emerges Right Before 49ers-Rams Opener
News on San Francisco 49ers tight end George Kittle has surfaced.
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2 Former Packers QBs Now Find Themselves With the Same Franchise
Not one but two former Packers quarterbacks have landed on one team.
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Titans HC Robert Saleh Bets His Job on Bold Cam Ward Guarantee
Titans head coach Robert Saleh made a strong statement on young quarterback Cam Ward and his ability to impact the team.
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US Forces Strike Iranian Military as Sea Mines Headed for Strait of Hormuz
The strike comes after weeks of ceasefire between the countries, sparking a new vow of retaliation from Tehran.
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Sean Parnell Slams Leak of Classified Pentagon Assessment
A new report revealed top commanders warned Hegseth that prolonged operations in the Middle East are straining the force.
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Yankees Exploring Surprising New Role for Former Starting Shortstop
The New York Yankees may have a new plan for former starting shortstop Anthony Volpe's future with the team.
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Yankees Likely Dodged Major Injury Bullet With Breakout Rookie
The New York Yankees believe they have dodged an injury bullet with breakout rookie shortstop George Lombard Jr.
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Mom in Car With Kids When Something Feels Very Wrong—Then Comes Diagnosis
Cayla Kranz experienced vision problems, light-headedness, derealization, heart palpitations and anxiety but didn't know why.
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Who Was Nancy Grace Roman? Namesake of New NASA Telescope
Roman's efforts laid the groundwork for what became the Hubble Space Telescope, earning her the nickname "Mother of Hubble."
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A Giant Island Broke Free in Canada—Then Vanished
Around the world, islands are breaking apart, eroding, or vanishing entirely as climate‑driven extremes intensify.
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Over 60 Rescued After Flash Flood Closes Grand Canyon Trails
The Grand Canyon is one of the country's most visited national parks, drawing millions of visitors each year.
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