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Riley Gaines Center ambassador and Campus Reform reporter Olivia Krolcyzk argues 'education and social media are the battlegrounds' for trying to push and reprogram women into leftist ideologies.

Children and older people both need care. So why not open a kindergarten in a retirement home? In the UK, just such an experiment has been successful. Since the opening of the facility in Chester, England, young and old have been playing, eating and singing together.

A major power plant near Kyiv was completely destroyed by Russian strikes early on Thursday, energy company Centrenergo said. Trypillya power plant was the largest electricity provider for three regions, including Kyiv, officials said. Russia has long been deliberately and systematically targeting Ukraine's energy system. President Vladimir Putin said on Thursday that Russia had been "obliged to respond" to the strikes on Ukrainian energy sites following Kyiv's attacks on Russian targets.

ABC News: A former high school wrestler describes the moment he sprang into action during his lunch break after a man allegedly verbally and physically abused a Subway employee in Indianapolis.

FOX Business’ Madison Alworth breaks down a report on U.S. vehicle thefts from the National Insurance Crime Bureau, released exclusively to FOX Business.

Iran has launched dozens of drones and missiles against Israel. The Iranian Revolutionary Guard says the assault is in retaliation for an attack on its consulate in Syria which killed several generals. It's the first time Iran has launched a direct military attack on Israel despite decades of enmity. Dozens of Israeli fighter jets have been scrambled to intercept incoming missiles and the army says its defenses are ready.

Second Amendment advocate Colion Noir tells 'The Bottom Line' the proverbial 'gun show loophole' is a red herring.

Russian military instructors have arrived in Niger with an air defence system and other equipment as part of the West African nation's deepening security ties with Moscow, state television announced late on Thursday. Niger's military government agreed in January to step up security cooperation with Russia, after expelling French forces that were helping fight jihadist rebellions in several Sahel nations.

The trilateral meeting in Washington could launch a new security architecture for the Indo-Pacific, giving a larger role to Japan and the Philippines. But analysts wonder if the changes will stick. While officials have said the summit is not aimed against any specific country, it comes amid escalating tensions over the South China Sea. In recent months, the Chinese Coast Guard has repeatedly confronted resupply missions to the Philippine outpost on the disputed Second Thomas Shoal, with Chinese ships using water cannons and risky maneuvers to block the Philippine vessels. The outpost on the Second Thomas Shoal is in the waters claimed both by China and the Philippines. Japan has also faced incursions in disputed waters, with Tokyo accusing China of installing buoys near Senkaku, an uninhabited chain of islands under Japanese control in the East China Sea. This week's summit could see Washington, Tokyo and Manila forge a separate security system, with less emphasis on US leadership. Traditionally, the US was seen as the hub of the wheel for its Asian allies. Although the Philippines and Japan are strategic partners, they operated largely in this US-centric framework, said Philippines-based geopolitical analyst Don McLain Gill. Tokyo has recently moved to deepen security cooperation with Manila, discussing a military pact that would allow troops from both countries to deploy to the partner country for drills and exercises. Just this week, Japan participated in a joint maritime exercise on the West Philippine Sea alongside the United States and Australia. Georgi Engelbrecht, a senior analyst at the International Crisis Group, describes Japan as a "quiet champion" in Asia. "Maybe it started with the intensification in the Senkaku dispute, then continued with the [former Japanese PM Shinzo] Abe administration, but it culminated in this awareness of the Indo-Pacific, where it looks at Southeast Asia also as an area that can be supported in various means, in order to further underline certain ideals that this part of the world shares," he told DW. To Engelbrecht, the trilateral summit is not a surprise, and shows the convergence of stronger ties between Japan and the Philippines and the US' resurging alliance.

Multiple people have been injured with reports indicating several may have been killed after a man used a knife to attack people at a Sydney shopping centre in Australia. New South Wales Police said emergency services were called to the Westfield Bondi Junction mall complex just before 4pm (06:00 GMT) on Saturday. Eight people, including a nine-month-old baby and her mother, were rushed to hospital following the attack, according to local reports.

Former D.C. homicide detective Ted Williams on the violent street takeover in Virginia resulting in officer injuries and three girls charged for the death of a D.C. man

Stunning artworks have been uncovered in a new excavation at Pompeii, the ancient Roman city buried in an eruption from Mount Vesuvius in AD79. Archaeologists say the frescos are among the finest to be found in the ruins of the ancient site. Mythical Greek figures such as Helen of Troy are depicted on the high black walls of a large banqueting hall. The room's near-complete mosaic floor incorporates more than a million individual white tiles.

Former GOP presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy discusses what's at stake in the 2024 presidential election on 'Hannity.'

Former American football hero, OJ Simpson has died at the age of 76. His family say he passed away in Las Vegas following a battle with cancer. OJ Simpson was a legend in the NFL, primarily with the Buffalo Bills. Off the pitch, he starred in numerous movies and TV series - his most well-known role was Nordberg in “The Naked Gun” films. Then in 1994, millions around the world watched him lead police on a low-speed car chase through Los Angeles, after he was accused of murdering his ex-wife and a male friend. And then in 1995, they tuned in to follow the trial in which he was controversially cleared of the charges. But a decade later he was sentenced to 33 years in prison for an unrelated armed robbery, before being released in October 2017.

More than 100,000 people have been evacuated in Russia and Kazakhstan area due to flooding. The worse than usual seasonal floods have been caused by melting snow. The Kremlin has warned that water levels in some areas are rising faster than at any time in the last 100 years.

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Forbes: During Thursday's White House press briefing, Karine Jean-Pierre was asked about inflation under the Biden Administration.

Russia has deployed Shahed drones as part of its military offensive in Kyiv, Ukraine's capital. The threat has spawned a group of volunteer drone hunters — a group of Ukrainian judges who swap robes for camouflage to support the city's air defense. Their most important weapon: a museum-era machine gun.

South Korea's liberal opposition party has won a landslide majority in the country's general election to retain control of parliament. The Democratic Party (DPK) and smaller opposition parties jointly won 192 of 300 seats in the National Assembly. The vote is widely seen as a midterm referendum on President Yoon Suk Yeol, who has three years left in office. His party leader Han Dong-hoon has resigned and Prime Minister Han Duck-soo has offered to resign. The DPK's win means they will be able to fast-track and push legislation through parliament.

Reality TV personality and Simpson houseguest Kato Kaelin speaks out on 'Jesse Watters Primetime' after controversial NFL star's

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Floods have forced tens of thousands of people to evacuate border parts of southern Russia and Kazakhstan. Melting snow has seen water levels along the Ural River surge, collapsing dikes and dams. A rescue operation is underway, but locals say not enough was done to prevent the flooding. The expanding flood poses a threat to the capital of the Orenburg region, home to over half a million people. Devastated local residents anticipate support from Moscow.

During Thursday's White House press briefing, Karine Jean-Pierre was asked whether former President Trump has been offered intel briefings.

Forbes: In 2008, prior to his trial in Las Vegas, Nevada, OJ Simpson sat down for a far-ranging interview on race, his trial, and more.

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