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House Oversight Chairman James Comer says Rep. Ilhan Omar is at the top of the suspect list in massive Minnesota pandemic-era fraud. Ethics complaints are expected as investigators examine daycare and healthcare funding, earmarks, and a venture firm tied to Omar’s husband. Comer says the House Ethics Committee must handle any member wrongdoing. Questions now center on whether public dollars were funneled through PACs and nonprofits to benefit insiders.

President Trump told reporters the military is reviewing strong options as Iran’s crackdown may be crossing a red line. He said the United States stands ready to help Iranians seeking freedom.

A new Heritage Foundation report warns family formation and marriage are collapsing in America and urges federal policy changes to reverse the trend.

A 56-year-old Minnesota woman died in a shark attack at Dorcsh Beach, St. Croix. Authorities responded, the investigation is ongoing, and officials are examining how the attack happened.

A 550 pound black bear lived under an Altadena house for 37 days before a private team used paintballs and an electric mat to drive it out. The homeowner says local officials could not solve the problem, so a bear removal group flew in and removed the animal in 20 minutes.

Mass protests in Iran are growing. Crowds are huge. President Trump and other free world voices have warned the regime. This moment could change everything for the Iranian people and for the mullahs who rule them.

After an ICE agent shot a woman in Minneapolis, national outlets used headlines and framing that left out key context and risked inflaming public opinion against federal law enforcement. Vice President J.D. Vance and others say the coverage ignored the threat agents faced and downplayed organized efforts to obstruct immigration enforcement.

House Oversight has subpoenaed Bill and Hillary Clinton to testify about their ties to Jeffrey Epstein. Committee chairman James Comer warns contempt charges if they skip their depositions next week.

A federal judge appointed by President Biden put a two week halt on President Trump’s move to cut $10 billion in welfare funding to five Democrat-led states. The administration says it acted because of alleged fraud and waste. The states sued and won a temporary restraining order while the court considers fuller arguments.

Sen. John Fetterman broke with many Democrats to praise the U.S. operation that captured Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro, calling it appropriate and noting past Democratic calls to remove him and even previous reward offers from the Biden administration.