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16		Catherine OHaraas The Girl Who Became Our Comic Conscience Catherine O’Hara’s departure is not just the loss of a beloved actress; it is the silencing of a voice that carried the awkward hopes of a girl from Toronto, the sharp wit of a woman who wrestled with insecurity, and the humanity of someone…
17		Trump officials have tried to justify ICE shootings Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem would later imply Pretti had been “asked to show up and to continue to resist” by Minnesota’s governor.
18		Latest Epstein files include emails between Ghislaine Maxwell and LA28 Olympics head Casey Wasserman In emails sent in March and April 2003, Wasserman — who was married at the time — writes about wanting to see Maxwell in a tight leather outfit, she offers to give him a massage that can “drive a man wild,” and the pair discuss how much the…
19		US journalist Don Lemon arrested after covering anti-ICE protest at Minnesota church It is unclear what charge or charges Lemon and the others are facing in the 18 January protest at the Cities Church in St. Paul.
20		New Epstein file photos appear to show Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor on floor with woman The documents were published after President Donald Trump, who is mentioned more than 3,000 times in the latest batch, bowed to mounting pressure to release all the files relating to Epstein. The documents, which include more than 2,000 vid…
21		Iran Prepares for US Attack as It Rejects Negotiations Iran is preparing for an imminent U.S.–Israeli strike while publicly rejecting negotiations under threat. America today faces a widening circle of adversaries, and what’s being called diplomacy has become coercion by default — a system that…
22		Teen girl dies in sledding accident A 16-year-old girl was killed while sledding in her neighborhood during a rare Texas winter storm, drawing attention to the risks of vehicle-towed snow recreation. The incident, one of two teen deaths nationwide that weekend, has left a com…
23		Defending your life against ICE in Minnesota When masked federal agents transition from law enforcement to lethal aggressors, the social contract is void; in that moment of existential peril, the laws of nature and the Minnesota statute for self-defense demand one response: survival b…
24		Crossing Trump and his Insurrection in Minnesota The Insurrection Act is not a dusty relic. It is a loaded mechanism that transfers authority over armed citizens from states to the presidency. In Minnesota, after the killing of Renée Good, its possible use exposes a fault line between leg…
25		Will America Go To War With NATO Over Greenland Power is testing its own reflection in Arctic ice. The United States is openly pressuring Greenland, not as a partner but as a prize, forcing NATO into a moral contradiction it was never designed to face. If sovereignty fractures here, alli…
26		Lost in the Flood they Found Each Other Years Later Separated by Hurricane Katrina in 2005, two New Orleans teenagers believed the other had vanished forever. Nearly a decade later, a chance online message reopened a door neither thought still existed—turning loss, survival, and memory into …
27		AI companies accused of copyrighted infringement Hundreds of actors, writers, and artists—including Scarlett Johansson—signed an open letter accusing AI companies of training commercial models on copyrighted work without consent or payment, arguing the practice distorts markets, violates …
28		A NATION THAT KILLS ITS OWN America leads the world in gun deaths among wealthy nations and calls it freedom. Other societies choose safety, competence, and life. We choose slogans, blood, and denial.
29		Young man killed in the front yard of his home The tragic 2017 death of Pedro Ruiz III starkly exposes a broader, unchecked culture where platforms profit from perilous stunts, sacrificing human life for algorithmic engagement. Digital validation has become a lethal currency, driving in…
30		She woke to an eight-foot python coiled on her chest The reticulated python, the longest living species of snake in the world, are constrictors, meaning they coil around their prey and squeeze them until they're dead in just a couple minutes. The swallowing takes most of the time.

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