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A 13-year-old in Washington state was arrested after deputies seized 23 firearms, explosive materials and writings about 'mass shooting scenarios', prompting felony charges and a wider probe into youth radicalisation and unsecured guns.

ICE raids at Los Angeles Home Depot stores detain dozens of day labourers, sparking lawsuits, protests and civil rights concerns under Trump's renewed immigration crackdown.

LAPD investigates human remains found in a Tesla registered to singer D4vd. Here's what we know about the impounded vehicle and the unfolding case.

Caliber launches pioneering Chainlink reserve strategy in its corporate treasury, blending real estate assets with digital innovation.

James Talarico launches 2026 US Senate bid in Texas, offering generational leadership, faith-inspired politics and education reform in a crowded Democratic field.

Starbucks embarks on a bold 'Back to Starbucks' turnaround with redesigned stores, faster service via Green Apron Service and protein-forward menu, while staff concerns linger.

Israel has launched a strike on Hamas leadership in Doha, Qatar, sparking at least 10 explosions. Here's what we know so far about the unprecedented escalation.

First-time buyer regrets pandemic-era home purchase in Atlanta amid soaring costs and sluggish market, offering a cautionary tale for buyers everywhere.

Charlotte Mayor Vi Lyles is under pressure to resign following her comments about the murder of Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska. Critics say her response showed more compassion for the alleged killer than for the victim. Here's what to know about her age, family, career and the growing controversy.

At the US Open on 7 September 2025, Donald Trump was photographed with a mysterious blue tablet between his teeth, sparking widespread speculation online, from mints to prescription drugs, as experts urge caution amid renewed scrutiny over his health.

The killing of Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska in Charlotte and a Chicago professor's gunpoint memory fuel debate over Trump's plan to deploy troops.