News articles from 14 January 2026 : 06:11
As the slim House Republican majority hangs on a razor’s edge, lawmakers are getting a stern warning from party leadership: You should only be absent for matters of life and death.
JD Vance, Marco Rubio, Ron DeSantis, Ted Cruz, Josh Hawley and Rand Paul are jockeying for position ahead of the 2028 GOP presidential primary.
Tommy Lee Jones filed for a temporary conservatorship for daughter Victoria in 2023, years before she was found dead from suspected overdose at a San Francisco hotel.
Instacart's new ranking reveals America's favorite hot sauce based on sales data from millions of orders — with Frank's RedHot dominating in 31 states nationwide.
A viral Senate hearing exchange between Republican senators and an Atlanta OB-GYN over the question of whether men can get pregnant sparked a social media debate Wednesday.
Federal agents were forced to leave a Minnesota restaurant Sunday after angry diners confronted them with expletives, demanding they exit amid rising tensions.
Washington Post columnist Shadi Hamid argues Democrats went too far on “woke" politics, pointing to New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s victory as a path beyond culture wars.
Columbus police say a gun is linked to the fatal shootings of Ohio dentist Spencer Tepe and wife Monique. Ex-husband Michael McKee faces murder charges.
FBI searches home of Washington Post reporter
House hearing to examine Minnesota fraud scandals including alleged $250 million COVID relief scheme. YouTuber Nick Shirley, who helped uncover fraud, will testify Jan. 21.
Dante Moore decided to return to Oregon for another season, turning down a likely No. 2 NFL draft selection to stay and compete for another College Football Playoff run.
The House of Representatives passed an $80 billion spending package with bipartisan support, moving closer to preventing a government shutdown.
U.S. weighs military options against Iran after Venezuela success, but experts warn Tehran's defenses and retaliation capabilities make it riskier.
Trump administration “border czar" Tom Homan told "The Faulkner Focus" that death threats against him have increased and include threats toward his family.
An AI error in how ICE applications were processed sent many new recruits into field offices without proper training, sources told NBC News.
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