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Clyde is working with Rep. Eli Crane, who is preparing impeachment articles against Judge Engelmayer'Punishment to the nation’: Georgia GOP Rep. Andrew Clyde on drafting articles of impeachment against federal judges blocking Trump agenda.Rep. Andrew Clyde spoke about working on articles of impeachment against judge John McConnell, who is overseeing one of Trump’s federal suits & how he hopes Congress will join his efforts in honing in on judges blocking Trump’s agenda in the courts

Judicial pushback on Trump 'hurting American people,' says GOP rep leading impeachment charge

Three men went on trial in an English court on Monday on charges stemming from the heist of an 18-carat golden toilet that had been on display as an artwork in an exhibit at Winston Churchill’s birthplace.The fully-functioning toilet, a work titled “America” by Italian artist Maurizio Cattelan, was stolen from the Churchill family seat of Blenheim Palace in southern England, a major tourist attraction and UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Prosecutors aim to flush out alleged golden toilet thieves in U.K. trial

Sending money to sub-Saharan Africa remains one of the costliest investments for many families worldwide. However, innovative **fintech** companies are on a mission to change that narrative.It costs more to send money to sub-Saharan Africa than anywhere else in the world. With an average transaction fee of 8.37%, many aspiring senders are often left disheartened. Yet, firms like **Mukuru** and **NALA** are reshaping how remittances work, making it easier and cheaper to support loved ones back home.^^**The

How Fintech is Reducing Costs for Sending Money to Sub-Saharan Africa

An online content creator has been charged with criminal mischief for allegedly making “disturbing” videos of her contaminating store products by urinating on them, spawning an investigation and a product recall dating back four years ago.The investigation began on Feb. 14 when the Keene Police Department in New Hampshire received an anonymous tipoff regarding a woman – later identified as 23-year-old Kelli Tedford – who had “posted disturbing videos to an internet site” of her “contaminating items in a local business with her urine,” according to a statement from the Keene Police Department released on Friday.

Online content creator arrested after videos surface of her urinating on grocery store products dating back 4 years

Two contrasting but equally impressive Asia-set coming-of-age novels explore gay teenagers navigating their nascent sexuality against the backdrop of personal and political upheavalsWhat makes sex so natural a subject for fiction isn’t simply prurience, but rather the drama built into the evergreen question of how private desire finds expression, not least when the law’s looking.

Deviants by Santanu Bhattacharya; The South by Tash Aw review – love under the eye of the law

"I grabbed my things and left as quickly as I could."As a cancer survivor, watching Netflix’s new show “Apple Cider Vinegar” felt like a gut punch. The show captures the exhaustion and desperation many cancer patients feel, and the seductive allure of ditching traditional medicine for the promise of a “natural” cure.

A Doctor Claimed He Knew Why I Got Cancer. When He Told Me, I Was Horrified And Embarrassed.

President Trump and Secretary Burgum should take over the disaster areas, help victims rebuild, and stiff the grifters and the state and local governments.Join Fox News for access to this contentPlus special access to select articles and other premium content with your account - free of charge.

Morning Glory: Not a dime to the state of California for fire relief

Cheap, strong and versatile, concrete is the second most consumed material globally after water, with 30 billion tonnes used annually (Nature 597, 593–594; 2021). Production of concrete is energy intensive and is responsible for more than 7% of anthropogenic carbon dioxide emissions — of which cement accounts for the vast majority.

We use 30 billion tonnes of concrete each year — here’s how to make it sustainable

Ralph Lauren Cable-Knit Sweater: Your parents lied on their taxes, and you did, too. But they premeditated their fraud; you’re just incompetent.Chunky White Turtleneck: You’ve made the “When Harry Met Sally” New Year’s speech to at least five different women.

What Your Sweater Says About You

It’s less about productivity and more about control, Rebecca Ackermann writes.Aïda Amer/MIT Technology Review | Photos AdobeThis story originally appeared in The Algorithm, our weekly newsletter on AI. To get stories like this in your inbox first, sign up here.Opaque algorithms meant to analyze worker productivity have been rapidly spreading through our workplaces, as detailed in a new must-read piece by Rebecca Ackermann, published Monday in MIT Technology Review. Since the pandemic, lots of companies

How AI is used to surveil workers

Trump's 'bold move' to shake up senior military brass shows president is making clear he's the final 'decision maker'Join Fox News for access to this contentPlus special access to select articles and other premium content with your account - free of charge.By entering your email and pushing continue, you are agreeing to Fox News' Terms of Use and Privacy Policy, which includes our Notice of Financial Incentive. President Donald Trump’s decision to fire several high-ranking military leaders is a first step

Trump Pentagon leadership shakeup aims to recapture 'warrior ethos,' expert says

Drop “mayonnaise or Miracle Whip” in a conversation, and people have feelings — a lot of them. Though found near each other in a grocery store, these creamy condiments are often talked about like they don’t even exist in the same universe. Passionate opinions aside, there are some important technical differences between mayo and Miracle Whip.

Here’s How Mayonnaise and Miracle Whip Are Different, According to the Government

Newsweek contacted the FAA, NTSB and Tarrant County Sheriff's Office via email on Monday for comment.What We KnowAccording to initial reports from DFW Scanner and local outlets, the aircraft went down in the 4000 block of Silverview Lane south of Azle and caught fire.

Plane Crashes in Texas: Everything We Know

‘What noise did the car make again?’A first-time oil change can be nerve-wracking, but one woman witnessed a hilariously unexpected moment during her sister’s first experience.On Jan. 4, the TikTok account @spammyspamacnt shared the video retelling the moment it went wrong when a mechanic asked her sister to rev the engine.

Woman goes to get her first oil change. Then they ask her to rev it up to 2,000 RPMs and hold it for 2 seconds

Orange Crush expected to draw approximately 50,000 people to small Tybee IslandJoin Fox News for access to this contentPlus special access to select articles and other premium content with your account - free of charge.By entering your email and pushing continue, you are agreeing to Fox News' Terms of Use and Privacy Policy, which includes our Notice of Financial Incentive.

Orange Crush 2025: Georgia beach town in permit showdown over crime-fueled college fest

When it comes to hair loss, there are as many misconceptions as there are treatments.“There are so many myths about hair loss. One common one is that wearing hats or frequently washing your hair causes hair loss, which isn’t true,” Dr. Ross Kopelman, a Hair Restoration Surgeon in New York City, told The Post.

Common myths about hair loss — and which natural remedies can grow it back

President Donald Trump criticized Social Security during his speech at the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) on Saturday, calling its age database "a scam" after pointing out the sheer number of people reportedly listed as over 100 years old.Newsweek has reached out to the Social Security press office for comment via email on Sunday morning.

Donald Trump Riffs on Social Security—'It's All a Scam'

Black firsts in the 21st century are often surprising. “Beyond the Gates” is no exception.The first daytime soap solely focused on a Black family premieres this week on CBS and comes as the daytime genre is disappearing. “Passions,” which debuted in 1999 and ended in 2008, was the last new soap opera.

'Beyond the Gates' makes and reflects Black history at a critical time on screen and off

‘That insane. SUEE!’@urstepdadzdot/TikTokMinerva Studio/ShutterStockAlejandro Camacho B/ShutterStock(Licensed)You trust auto mechanics to do their job and treat your car with respect, but one man found out the hard way that not everyone plays by the rules.TikTok creator Zdot (@urstepdadzdot) shared a story that racked up over 979,900 views, detailing how his mechanic kept delaying the repair for days—but something wasn’t adding up.

‘I’m just going along with it’: Mechanic tells Mercedes driver he has to wait on German parts. Then he discovers what he’s really been doing with his Benz

The footage offered the clearest view of the collision over the Potomac River that killed 67 people.Two airport employees have been charged after allegedly leaking to CNN video footage of last week’s fatal plane and helicopter crash in Washington, D.C.The two videos aired by CNN on Friday offered the clearest views of the Jan. 29 collision over the Potomac River that killed 67 people.

D.C. Airport Employees Charged After Plane Crash Videos Allegedly Leaked To CNN

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Dan Bongino, the conservative podcaster named deputy director of the FBI, has spent the past seven years publicly criticizing the agency he will now help run, pushing conspiracy theories about corrupt FBI leadership and agents who were out to get President Donald Trump.A survey of Bongino’s podcast transcripts by NBC News from 2017 to 2025 found that he made the FBI a regular target on his show, routinely claiming that the bureau colluded with the so-called deep state, an alleged shadowy network of entrenched federal and military operatives.

Dan Bongino’s yearslong history of FBI criticism and conspiracy theories

President Donald Trump’s announcement of a rightwing media figure as the FBI's deputy director has some bureau veterans worried that the new second-in-command lacks the experience to help lead a key agency responsible for keeping Americans safe.The selection of Dan Bongino also has fueled criticism from Democrats and some on the right about the direction Trump is taking the bureau.

FBI veterans say new bureau deputy director has worrying lack of experience

'Tim Kaine wants to impoverish Americans,' deputy press secretary Anna Kelly tells Fox News DigitalA rare earth mineral deal is a 'pretty serious American commitment,' says Rebeccah Heinrichs'The Will Cain Show' panelists Jim Hanson and Rebeccah Heinrichs discuss the Trump administration's talks to end Russia's war in Ukraine.

EXCLUSIVE: Trump warns major Dem against move that could cost voters trillions

US and French presidents disagree over aid and efforts to secure a lasting peace in Ukraine. Plus, are airships the future again?Good morning.The meeting was cordial, at times even warm, but the fracture lines in the transatlantic partnership were clear.Visiting the White House, the French president, Emmanuel Macron, warned Donald Trump against a “surrender” of Ukraine, as Trump said Russia’s leader, Vladimir Putin, “wants to make a deal” that could include European peacekeepers.

First Thing: Macron warns Trump against ‘surrender’ in Ukraine

Tributes from the music industry have poured in for “The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face” and “Killing Me Softly With His Song” singer, Roberta Flack, who died at age 88 on Monday. The Grammy winner died of undisclosed causes but passed “peacefully surrounded by her family,” according to her representatives.

Questlove, Tyler, the Creator, Jennifer Hudson and More Remember Roberta Flack: ‘Rest in Melody’

Feb. 24 (UPI) -- A listeria outbreak linked to frozen nutritional milkshakes is to blame for 12 deaths and dozens of hospitalizations, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration confirmed Monday following an investigation that spanned seven years.The FDA confirmed, along with the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, that 38 people across 21 states were sickened by the Lyons Magnus and Sysco Imperial products.

Listeria outbreak linked to 12 deaths as nutritional shakes recalled

Robert Davi played villain Franz Sanchez in 1989 Bond film 'Licence to Kill'Join Fox News for access to this contentPlus special access to select articles and other premium content with your account - free of charge.By entering your email and pushing continue, you are agreeing to Fox News' Terms of Use and Privacy Policy, which includes our Notice of Financial Incentive.

Former Bond villain has solution to prevent spy franchise from going 'woke'

CNN —Texas Gov. Greg Abbott has directed the Texas Rangers to investigate two controversial lottery jackpots amid growing scrutiny over the role of online ticketing firms in the state.Abbott asked the agency to investigate this month’s $83.5 million prize, which involved a lottery courier service, and a $95 million win jackpot from 2023 won by a group of investors.

Texas to investigate lottery jackpots as questions swirl about online couriers

THUMBS UPThe Mellon Foundationhas named New Orleans drummers Herlin Riley and Shannon Powell to its inaugural Jazz Legacies Fellowship, an initiative with the Jazz Foundation of America to support the preservation of jazz and the genre’s influential artists. Riley and Powell are among 20 artists selected for 2025, and both will receive a lifetime achievement award and a $100,000 grant.

Thumbs Up / Thumbs Down for Feb. 24

President Donald Trump was incorrect when he said that Russia will accept European peacekeeping troops in Ukraine, the Kremlin signaled Tuesday.While Trump said Monday during a White House meeting with French President Emmanuel Macron that he had "specifically asked" Russian President Vladimir Putin about peacekeepers and that Putin "has no problem with it," the Kremlin contradicted those comments early Tuesday.