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Emma Coronel Reveals Her Wedding to Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán Was Symbolic. Was She Never His Legal Wife?

Emma Coronel Aispuro has entered a new era and she is speaking about her years with Joaquín "El Chapo" Guzmán. In the new Oxygen special Married to El Chapo: Emma Coronel Speaks she sits under bright studio lights and looks directly into the camera. Her tone is calm but her words rewrite one of the most repeated details of the drug lord's life.
Luigi Mangione

Luigi Mangione Smiles Through Court Hearing While Contesting Critical Evidence Seized at Arrest

Luigi Mangione, accused of killing UnitedHealth CEO Brian Thompson, challenges evidence seized during his arrest as prosecutors press their case.
Average New-Car Price Nears $50K for First Time as Costs

Average New-Car Price Nears $50K for First Time as Costs Keep Climbing

Average new-car prices in the U.S. near $50K, leaving buyers facing higher costs and bigger monthly payments.
Onsego: The GED Journey That's Changing Lives in Latino Community

Onsego: The GED Journey That's Changing Lives in the Latino Community

For thousands of adults who never had the chance to finish high school, Onsego GED Prep has become the quiet partner helping them rewrite their story, earn a GED diploma, and open a future they once thought was out of reach.
University Of South Carolina

Southern Universities See 91% Surge in Northeast Students Fleeing Cold for Football and Greek Life

SEC universities saw a 91% increase in northeastern students between 2014-2023, driven by sunshine, football culture, and Greek life. The University of South Carolina alone jumped 90%.
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Nevada Father's Last Moments With Son: Harrowing Bodycam Shows Anguish After Road Rage

Bodycam shows father's anguish after 11-year-old son killed in road rage. Suspect Tyler Johns confessed: 'I didn't know it was a f***ing kid.'
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Is There a Serial Killer in Florida? Three Murders of Females in Jacksonville Fuel Fears

Three women have been found dead in Jacksonville, Florida, in as many days, fueling speculation that they are the victims of a serial killer.
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Fifth Death Reported at Disney World in Orlando in Less Than a Month

Walt Disney World Resort, known worldwide as the place where families make happy memories, is facing a troubling wave of headlines after officials confirmed a fifth guest death in just under one month. The latest incident, which occurred at Disney's Saratoga Springs Resort and Spa, has stirred a mix of concern, confusion, and speculation among visitors and locals.
Police Search Mansion Rented by D4vd’s Manager After Tesla With

D4vd Moves from Person of Interest to Suspect, Expert Warns Public Sees 'Fraction' of Evidence

D4vd has officially been named a suspect in the death of teen Celeste Rivas Hernandez, as a criminology expert explains the shift signals a serious phase in the investigation and what it could mean for the case.
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Elon Musk Responds After Billie Eilish Brands Him a 'Pathetic P***y' for Not Using His Wealth for Good

Elon Musk has sharply responded to Billie Eilish after the Grammy-winning singer criticised billionaires for failing to use their wealth to address global crises. The exchange comes as Musk's net worth surges and Eilish intensifies her calls for philanthropic accountability.
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Fewer Than 3 In 10 Americans Support Using The Military To Kill Suspected Drug Traffickers: Poll

Fewer than 3 in 10 Americans (29%) support using the U.S. military to kill suspected drug traffickers, according to a new poll
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Giant Trump-Epstein Statue Is Back 'At The Worst Time' In Washington After More 'Incriminating' Emails Are Released

A satirical 10-foot statue of Donald Trump and Jeffrey Epstein has re-emerged outside a Washington, D.C. restaurant amid the release of incriminating emails, provoking fresh scrutiny of their relationship.
Marco Rubio, Other Latino Republicans Blasted in New Florida Campaign ‘Deporting Good Immigrants Back To Dictatorships Is Cruel'

Marco Rubio Rejects Unilaterally Sending U.S. Troops Into Mexico: 'Not Going To'

Secretary of State Marco Rubio rejected the possibility that the U.S. will unilaterally send troops into Mexico, a statement that stands in contrast with a report from last week claiming such a scenario could take place
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Who Gets The $2,000 Trump Tariff Dividend? Treasury Hints Only Families Earning Under $100k Will Qualify

Donald Trump pledges $2,000 'tariff dividends' for Americans, but the Supreme Court could order refunds of his controversial trade duties.
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Latino Organization Announces It Will Scrape Over $133 Million In Medical Debt in Nevada

Somos Votantes Education Fund announced on Wednesday it will eliminate over $133 million in medical debt for tens of thousands of people in Nevada
The University of New Haven has received Saudi government approval

First U.S. University to Open Campus in Saudi Arabia: What It Means for Higher Ed

The University of New Haven has received Saudi government approval to open a new international campus in Riyadh, marking a historic first for any U.S. university operating in the Kingdom.
100+ Students Just Got Full Scholarships from Amazon

Amazon's Massive $68 Million Program Will Pay Your PhD Tuition — Here's What You Need to Know

Amazon launched a $68 million AI PhD Fellowship supporting over 100 students at nine elite universities including Johns Hopkins, MIT, and Stanford. Fellows get full tuition, stipends, AWS credits, and mentorship from Amazon scientists to research machine learning, computer vision, and NLP.
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Candace Owens Claims 'Zionists' Who Hated Charlie Kirk Are Now Going After Tucker Carlson

Candace Owens claims 'Zionists' who targeted Charlie Kirk are now after Tucker Carlson, sparking backlash and deepening conservative rifts over Israel.
MIT Suspends, Evicts MBA Student Zeno for Pro-Palestinian Protest Participation

Seven Elite Universities Just Rejected Trump's Funding Offer — Here's What He Demanded in Return

Seven universities including MIT, Penn, USC, Dartmouth, Brown, UVA, and Arizona rejected Trump's White House compact offering priority funding in exchange for banning DEI admissions, capping international students at 15%, freezing tuition, and monitoring faculty ideology through mandatory polls.
María Corina Machado Venezuelan opposition leader kidnapped

Venezuelan Nobel María Corina Machado on Mamdani: 'Venezuela Is Living Example of the Devastation Socialism Can Bring'

"Socialism talks about everyone being equal, but it's everybody being equally poor," said Machado, adding that Americans "have to defend freedom every day of your lives"