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A 24-year-old Chicago police officer was shot and killed just one week before earning her master's degree.

The FDA issued a warning last week to stop using a particular COVID at-home test due to the potential for bacterial contamination in the product’s solution.

Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas said during a press conference in Brownsville, Texas that he has a “six pillar” plan to handle the millions of illegals that are going to rush the US border as Title 42 sets to expire next week.

Tucker Carlson received a standing ovation as he spoke at the Oxford Performing Arts Center in Alabama on Friday night at an event for the faith-based Rainbow Omega charity.

The release came after Inner City Press requested that Judge Lewis Kaplan, who is presiding over the trial, disclose the deposition and other evidence to the public.

Company reports net loss of $1 billion and adjusted EBITDA of $2.6 billion.

“You see society coming at our children in a culture war that has an agenda to make them confused. We are depriving children of the ability to figure out who they are when we push an agenda, a sexualized agenda, down onto children," said one Florida senator.

Task Force Gator "arrived in Yavoriv, Ukraine to assume the JMTG-U mission," according to a document from Florida's Department of Military Affairs.

With only 1.3 million total viewers, Hannity's show has lost half of its audience in the span of three weeks.

Fox News' Jesse Watters said on his prime-time show Tuesday that he believes Jeffrey Epstein was an intelligence asset for the government.