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January 20

Students return to Brown University amid questions over security policies that enabled mass shooting

Brown University students return to campus after deadly shooting that killed two students, injured nine. New security measures implemented amid concerns.

January 20

Alexander brothers trade trophy listings for jury trial as accuser’s recent death shadows case

Jury selection begins for the Alexander brothers' federal sex trafficking trial, with defense attorneys facing a challenging jury selection environment.

January 19

Maryland Democrat’s bill seeks to ‘digitally unmask’ ICE agents after fatal Minneapolis shooting

A Maryland Democrat proposed a "digital unmasking" bill to strip anonymity from ICE agents accused of violent misconduct, enabling victim accountability.

January 19

Episcopal bishop warns clergy to prepare for 'new era of martyrdom' after ICE shooting

An Episcopal bishop warned New Hampshire clergy to prepare wills for "new era of martyrdom" after woman killed in ICE shooting, urging readiness.

January 19

MS NOW stays silent on Michael Cohen’s admission he felt 'coerced' to give anti-Trump testimony

MS NOW stays silent as frequent guest Michael Cohen alleges he was coerced to deliver anti-Trump testimony in New York cases, despite years of appearances.

January 19

House Republicans call Minnesota fraud probe 'tip of the iceberg' as more blue states face scrutiny

GOP lawmakers push to expand the Minnesota welfare fraud probe to California, New York, Illinois after alleged billions were lost, which Minnesota officials dispute.

January 19

Popular Las Vegas attraction seating thousands will expand to new vacation destination

The Sphere, currently in Las Vegas, will bring cutting-edge entertainment technology to a popular Maryland location with haptic seating, 4D effects and LED displays.

January 19

UFO task force eyed as lawmaker warns of strange objects in skies and waters defying known technology

Vermont UFO task force proposed by Rep. Troy Headrick would investigate unidentified anomalous phenomena reports and assess airspace safety risks in coordination with federal partners.

January 19

Shapiro says possibly being Harris' VP pick 'just didn't feel right'

A report indicates that Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro noted in his forthcoming book that the idea of becoming Kamala Harris's vice president "just didn’t feel right for some reason."

January 18

Pennsylvania governor: It is ‘not my place’ to offer Tim Walz advice on ICE

Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro discusses bipartisan energy efforts with the White House, condemns political violence and more on ‘The Sunday Briefing.’