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Appeals court rules IRS broke privacy laws in turning over records to ICE

The IRS broke a Watergate-era privacy law when it gave information on 47,000 people to ICE for use in immigration enforcement, a federal appeals court ruled Tuesday.

Blue Lives Matter drops Jelly Roll from Mar-a-Lago police gala

Blue Lives Matter has withdrawn its invitation for country singer Jelly Roll to perform at its Mar-a-Lago fundraiser after the entertainer spent a week mocking President Trump and his supporters while guest-hosting "Jimmy Kimmel Live!"

Trump compares Iran to 9/11 terrorism, awards Medal of Freedom to Ground Zero hero

President Trump said Tuesday the U.S. has "really taken it to" the Islamic regime in Iran to prevent it from getting a nuclear weapon, tying a memorial event for the 25th anniversary of Sept. 11 to the current war in the Middle East.

Olivia Rodrigo says Trump administration picks fights with pop stars

OLIVIA RODRIGO on the Trump admin: "Picking fights with pop stars is a great distraction, while they do kind of other really awful, awful things."

Florida family of 4 missing after plane goes down off Bahamian island

Searchers in the Bahamas are looking for a family of four Floridians who were on a small plane thought to have crashed off the coast of Andros Island.

Portuguese performers quit festival amid backlash over Jerry Seinfeld's Israel stance

A string of Portuguese performers have pulled out of the inaugural Lisbon International Humour Festival over the participation of headliner Jerry Seinfeld, whose outspoken support for Israel amid the Gaza war has fueled backlash across Europe. One performer wrote, "We cannot relativise or normalise a genocide."

Lindsay Clancy's attorney asks Trump to pardon the killer mom

Lindsay Clancy's attorney Kevin Reddington said Tuesday that he hopes President Trump considers a pardon for his client, after a Massachusetts judge declared a mistrial in her murder trial for killing her three young children.

Ray LaMontagne collapses onstage in Nashville, treated for dehydration

Singer-songwriter Ray LaMontagne collapsed onstage during a concert at Nashville's Ryman Auditorium on Saturday, cutting the show short and prompting treatment for heat-related dehydration.

Mamdani releases 170,000 pages of 9/11 health documents

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has ordered the public release of over 170,000 pages of documents concerning public health and contamination data compiled in the months after the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks.

Pritzker launches $20 million Ready for the Fight PAC to boost House Democrats

Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker is wading into the congressional campaign fight by forming a new political action committee aimed at bolstering Democratic House candidates' midterm success.

Japanese-South Korean-U.S. military drills off emerging strategic island spark North Korea's ire

North Korea denounced the international Freedom Edge 2026 drills that got underway Monday around the strategic island of Jeju, off the peninsula's southwestern coast, with Japanese, South Korean and U.S. forces engaged.

For members of Congress, a picture may soon join a thousand words

Rep. Marie Gluesenkamp Perez wants lawmakers to be able to include images in the text of their bills, figuring it could help illustrate or simplify some of the trickier things lawmakers are trying to do in their legislation.