Day: May 23, 2026

A tense, closed-door meeting between Senate Republicans and Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche erupted into shouting on Thursday over President Donald Trump’s newly announced $1.776 billion “anti-weaponization fund.” The internal strife has derailed key legislative plans, according to details shared by Texas Sen. Ted Cruz on his podcast early Friday morning. The multi-billion-dollar Department of
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A newly released federal document reveals that an internal Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) analysis linked seven pediatric deaths to cardiac complications following COVID-19 vaccination. The data was compiled in a December 5, 2025, internal memorandum titled “Structured Causality Assessment of VAERS Reports of Pediatric Deaths Following COVID-19 Vaccination.” It was handed over
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The Texas Supreme Court has stepped into the legal battle over Austin’s multi-billion-dollar light rail project, ordering a lower court judge to officially rule on a jurisdictional challenge filed by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton. In an opinion delivered Friday by Chief Justice James D. Blacklock, the high court stated that the trial court abused
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A minor clerical error in a prosecution document is not enough to overturn a life sentence for a convicted kidnapper, a Florida appeals court ruled Friday. The Florida Second District Court of Appeals affirmed the conviction and life sentence of Alfred Facundo, rejecting his argument that a typographical blunder by the State should invalidate his
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Canadian TV actor Stewart McLean, 45, was reported missing May 18.

Chapman, who played a character of the same name on the NBC sitcom, died on Friday.

A firefighter and a fire marshal were inside the structure when a second explosion happened.

The earthquake was detected on Hawaii’s Big Island but did not generate a tsunami threat, according to emergency officials.

The Florida Highway Patrol continues to investigate the circumstances surrounding the crash.

Matthew Jackson, 18, was a high school senior when he was shot and killed six months ago at his workplace in Jacksonville, Florida. His mother accepted his diploma.