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Arkansas meteorologist Noah Simmons continued broadcasting a tornado warning as his CBS studio caught fire, refusing to leave his post while smoke filled the set during live coverage of severe weather.

California Democrats have filed a ballot initiative to repeal the top-two primary system—exactly when Republicans lead the governor's race. The timing raises serious questions about fairness and selective rule-changing.

Pastor Perry Stone reveals government officials secretly briefed pastors on coming UFO and alien disclosure, urging them to prepare congregations for revelations about non-Earth crafts and reptilian creatures.

Gunfire erupted at the White House Correspondents Dinner Saturday night as Secret Service agents rushed President Trump to safety. A suspect was quickly apprehended in the hotel lobby.

President Trump refused to leave the White House Correspondents' Dinner Saturday night despite a disruption, returning to the stage at the Washington Hilton to finish his appearance.

Tiffany Henyard, former Democrat mayor who left Dolton Illinois in millions of debt and FBI investigations, has resurfaced in Georgia running as a Republican for county office.

The House stripped a million-dollar earmark requested by Ilhan Omar after discovering the supposed substance abuse clinic was actually a restaurant run by three people sharing one address.

Palm Beach County elections volunteer John Penichi arrested for stealing encrypted access key days before Trump-endorsed Republican Jon Maples lost by 800 votes.

FBI stops Hezbollah-inspired terrorist who planned synagogue massacre after watching 'total jihad' videos and purchasing AR-15, ammunition, and suspicious water containers.

Thousands of U.S. forces arrive in Middle East aboard USS Tripoli as Trump administration prepares potential ground operation targeting Iranian nuclear facilities and oil infrastructure.

NASA Administrator announces SR-1 Freedom nuclear spacecraft will deploy Skyfall helicopter payload to Mars, showcasing American space dominance while competitors scramble to catch up.

Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison caught on audio meeting with FBI-targeted Somali fraud suspects who offered campaign donations to help unlock frozen taxpayer funding.