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April 22

Mark Cuban shoots down presidential bid as he teams up with Trump admin to cut healthcare costs

Mark Cuban says he is working closely with the Trump administration's TrumpRx program to lower drug costs through his Cost Plus Drugs pharmacy platform.

April 22

Myrtle Beach man with lengthy arrest record charged with stabbing two people in popular beach destination

Police in Myrtle Beach say a stabbing in the popular beach town left two people injured. Jeffrey Keitt, 68, faces aggravated assault and weapons charges.

April 22

‘Illegals first’: Senate Republicans blast Schumer’s gambit to force vote on protecting Haitian migrants

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., seeks to extend Haitian migrants' Temporary Protected Status for three years, drawing sharp criticism from Senate Republicans.

April 22

Sheriff leading Nancy Guthrie probe admits quitting past police job to dodge discipline

Pima County Sheriff Nanos' attorney admits he was suspended at El Paso PD but says he misunderstood a sworn deposition question about his record.

April 22

Admiral McRaven analyzes US strategy on Iran as Strait of Hormuz tensions rise

Admiral McRaven analyzes US strategy on Iran as Strait of Hormuz tensions rise

April 22

Trump reportedly gives Iran timeline for counter-offer

Hours after President Trump offered a ceasefire extension to a 'seriously fractured' Iranian government, IRGC gunboats attacked three vessels and seized two, holding them for 'cargo inspection' inside Iranian waters.

April 22

New York City lost residents across all income levels last year, study finds

New York City lost more residents than it gained in 2025, with low- and middle-income New Yorkers leaving at higher rates, a Citizens' Budget Commission study found.

April 22

Desert street racing circus crushed — cops swarm late-night takeover, suspects hauled off and rides seized

Tucson police and Pima County deputies launched a coordinated crackdown on illegal street racing, arresting over two dozen and seizing tricked-out cars.

April 22

Viral mask ban at amusement park abruptly reversed after fierce backlash online

A well-known theme park has walked back a face-covering policy for guests under age 21 after backlash online, with a spokesperson saying a security update caused confusion.

April 22

DC Metro work vehicle collides with train, injuring 11 and snarling morning commute

WMATA reports a pre-dawn collision on the Silver Line injured 11 people in Washington, D.C., snarling rush-hour commutes with widespread Metro delays.