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March 21

Why some US airports are dodging TSA shutdown chaos while others grind to a halt

Some US airports are dodging government shutdown chaos thanks to private TSA screening contractors who get paid despite the funding standoff.

March 21

‘Grandparents’ happy hour’ bill would let senior homes serve alcohol without a license

Minnesota’s "Grandparents' Happy Hour" bill would allow assisted living facilities to serve alcohol without a liquor license — which supporters call unnecessary "red tape."

March 21

Stephen A. Smith SHOCKED over California voter ID laws

In a recent episode of 'Straight Shooter with Stephen A.,' the host expressed total shock after learning that California law forbids local governments from requiring voter identification. 

March 21

FBI raids Hollywood mansion in $17.4M alleged mortgage scam targeting seniors, 11 arrested including Iranian

FBI agents raided a Hollywood mansion early Thursday, arresting a suspect in pajamas in a raid tied to an alleged $17.4 million mortgage fraud scheme targeting elderly homeowners.

March 21

Democratic candidates raising eyebrows ahead of midterms

Democratic candidates raising eyebrows ahead of midterms

March 21

Afroman 'surprised' by reaction to his major free speech victory after jury verdict

Afroman said he was surprised by the reaction to his First Amendment case after an Ohio jury sided with him over songs mocking a 2022 police raid on his home.

March 21

US fighter jets take off, land on USS Abraham Lincoln during Operation Epic Fury

U.S. Central Command releases footage of flight operations on USS Abraham Lincoln during Operation Epic Fury.

March 21

BREAKING: Trump threatens to send ICE to airports over DHS shutdown

President Donald Trump has issued an warning to 'radical left Democrats,' threatening to deploy ICE agents to secure U.S. airports and conduct 'immediate arrests' of undocumented immigrants if a funding agreement is not reached.

March 21

Maher was amused by Trump’s Pearl Harbor joke to Japanese leader, says ‘if Shane Gillis said it, you’d laugh’

Bill Maher defended Trump's Pearl Harbor joke to Japan's PM Takaichi, saying it wasn't appropriate but was funny, while criticizing the president's handling of Iran conflict.

March 21

'Carbohydrates are not always the villain,' Florida nutritionist says

Florida nutritionist Lee Cotton, author of the new book "A Nourishing Perspective," sheds some light on carbohydrates and how they're misunderstood by many Americans.