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January 6

Paris Hilton says sex tape scandal ‘will haunt' her for life

Paris Hilton opens up about surviving her leaked sex tape scandal in new documentary "Infinite Icon: A Visual Memoir." The hotel heiress reveals how music saved her life.

January 6

Leavitt calls Minnesota 'land of 10,000 Somali schemes' in scathing Walz takedown over fraud scandals

White House press secretary took aim as mounting fraud cases in Minnesota fuel federal prosecutions and intensify scrutiny over handling of public funds.

January 6

Trump’s Venezuela strike sparks constitutional clash as Maduro is hauled into US

President Donald Trump says U.S. will run Venezuela after capturing Nicolás Maduro, with Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Pentagon officials overseeing transition plans.

January 6

Suspect in Vance home vandalism has had multiple run-ins with the law, demanded to be called Julia

A man accused of vandalizing Vice President JD Vance's Cincinnati home demanded to be called "Julia" when arrested. The suspect has a history of mental health issues.

January 6

Trump Greenland takeover would end NATO, Denmark asserts

Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen warns that President Donald Trump's Greenland annexation threats could end NATO, saying military action against ally would stop security alliance formed after WWII.

January 6

Nobel Peace Prize recipient Machado pledges to return to Venezuela, sees 'alarming' internal crackdown

Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado vows to return home as regime allegedly escalates widespread crackdown on dissent and journalists.

January 6

SEN TIM KAINE: Trump's Venezuela strike trampled Congress' war powers. Congress must stop it

Virginia Democratic senator promises bipartisan resolution vote on Venezuela after unauthorized military strike and capture of Nicolas Maduro on Saturday.

January 6

Trump rallies House GOP at Kennedy Center days after Maduro capture

President Donald Trump is huddling with House Republicans at the Trump Kennedy Center on Tuesday as Congress kicks off its second half of the term.

January 6

Questions raised over Hochul’s understanding of church teaching in assisted suicide legislation

Catholic attorney warns Gov. Hochul against signing assisted suicide bill, threatens to vote against her in upcoming election over religious concerns.

January 6

Toppling Maduro was easy — governing Venezuela could trap US for years

Former Defense Department adviser who witnessed Iraq planning says U.S. lacks clear governance framework for post-Maduro transition.