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Texas lawmakers react to the El Paso migrant rush: 'Full-blown invasion at our southern border'

March 13, 2023

Texas lawmakers react to the El Paso migrant rush: 'Full-blown invasion at our southern border'

Lawmakers from both sides of the aisle weighed in on the at least 1,000 migrants who rushed the U.S.-Mexico border on Sunday in an attempt to gain entry to America.

Teen girls are struggling with mental illness at record levels, with many 'persistently sad,' data reveals

March 13, 2023

Teen girls are struggling with mental illness at record levels, with many 'persistently sad,' data reveals

The mental illness crisis in the United States is a highly concerning issue — specifically among teenage girls. Many are turning to self harm and attempting suicide.

Texas Rep. Tony Gonzales says migrants who rushed El Paso border were told it was 'day of the migrants'

March 13, 2023

Texas Rep. Tony Gonzales says migrants who rushed El Paso border were told it was 'day of the migrants'

Texas GOP Rep. Tony Gonzales revealed that the illegal migrants who rushed the border on Sunday were told the U.S. was celebrating "Día de Los Migrants" – Day of the Migrants.

Three Cincinnati hospital patients test positive for Legionella: reports

March 13, 2023

Three Cincinnati hospital patients test positive for Legionella: reports

An Ohio hospital is working to figure out how three patients recently tested positive for the presence of Legionella, local media reports. The campus has switched to bottled water.

Rep Comer says Biden 'unintentionally helped' GOP by stonewalling on business dealings

March 12, 2023

Rep Comer says Biden 'unintentionally helped' GOP by stonewalling on business dealings

Republican Kentucky Rep. James Comer said stonewalling from the Biden administration over business dealings has "unintentionally helped" Republicans.

Judge orders man to pay ex-wife over $200K for 25 years of housework

March 12, 2023

Judge orders man to pay ex-wife over $200K for 25 years of housework

A Spanish court awarded a woman over $200,000 after she sued her ex-husband for compensation for 25 years of housework she "exclusively" performed during their marriage.

Mayor Eric Adams' church and state remarks 'surprising' but 'encouraging,' says religious liberty group

March 12, 2023

Mayor Eric Adams' church and state remarks 'surprising' but 'encouraging,' says religious liberty group

Democratic New York City Mayor Eric Adams is being both praised and criticized by organizations for his recent comments on religious liberty.

Rory McIlroy vows to shift his focus to 'being purely a golfer' instead of PGA Tour-LIV rivalry

March 11, 2023

Rory McIlroy vows to shift his focus to 'being purely a golfer' instead of PGA Tour-LIV rivalry

After he failed to make the cut at the Players Championship, Rory McIlroy said he will stop focusing on sports politics and instead focus on his game.

Federal telework isn’t going away when COVID ends: ‘Face time is not a proxy for performance’

March 11, 2023

Federal telework isn’t going away when COVID ends: ‘Face time is not a proxy for performance’

The top HR manager for the federal government said telework policies are here to stay for federal workers, even after the COVID emergency ends in May.

8-year-old cheerleader wins competition alone when team doesn't show up: 'I just wanted to make my team happy'

March 11, 2023

8-year-old cheerleader wins competition alone when team doesn't show up: 'I just wanted to make my team happy'

8-year-old cheerleader Peyton Thorsby opens up about why she had the courage to perform alone when her squad did not show up on "America Reports."