She thought she had permission to be in the US. Then ICE arrested her on a jetway.
Indi Veitia, a 47-year-old Venezuelan professional who has lived in Indiana since 2019, spent three weeks in a federal detention…
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Every breath you take, every meal that lands on your table, every degree of warmth held steady in your region — all of it…
She thought she had permission to be in the US. Then ICE arrested her on a jetway.
Indi Veitia, a 47-year-old Venezuelan professional who has lived in Indiana since 2019, spent three weeks in a federal detention center after immigration
Dolly Parton’s health struggle highlights a crisis facing millions of American caregivers
Sandego.net – The death of country icon Dolly Parton from cancer this week has dominated headlines, yet the most consequential thread in her story is not celebrity grief. Dolly Parton’s health struggle — roughly two years of complications including kidney stones that followed the prolonged decline and March 2025 death of her husband, Carl Dean — has become an unflinching public case study in what happens when a caregiver lets her own body slide into neglect. For the tens of millions of Americans who shoulder unpaid caregiving roles, her story is less a tragedy of fame than a mirror held up to their own exhausted routines.
Ten months before she died, Parton posted a short video to her social channels with the blunt caption, “I ain’t dead yet!” In it, she spoke directly to fans about the cumulative physical and emotional cost of watching Dean deteriorate over an extended period.…
Trump discloses 1,000 more recent stock trades, including in companies directly affected by Iran war
A fresh filing with the Office of Government Ethics has exposed more than 1,000 additional stock transactions executed by President…
Trump has already found someone to blame if Republicans lose the midterms
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A year after Minneapolis Catholic school shooting, documents detail swift response, little on motive
City officials in Minneapolis unveiled a sweeping collection of records marking the first anniversary of the August 27, 2025, massacre…
A year after Minneapolis Catholic school shooting, documents detail swift response, little on motive
City officials in Minneapolis unveiled a sweeping collection of records marking the first anniversary of the August 27, 2025, massacre…
Flash flooding underway in the Northeast amid multiple rounds of storms
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El Niño events are becoming stronger as the world warms
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ABC’s ‘The View’ invites Karoline Leavitt to appear as a guest
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Man, 86, reunited with backpack 60 years after abandoning it during hiking accident
A backpack buried beneath the ice of Austria's Sulztalferner glacier for more than sixty years has finally surfaced, returning to…
Trump discloses 1,000 more recent stock trades, including in companies directly affected by Iran war
A fresh filing with the Office of Government Ethics has exposed more than 1,000 additional stock transactions executed by President Donald Trump during June
Trump has already found someone to blame if Republicans lose the midterms
As the November 2026 congressional elections draw closer, President Donald Trump has begun a familiar ritual: pre-emptively assigning blame before the votes
Trump signs executive order to change Lake Ontario to ‘Lake America’
In a move that has drawn immediate attention from diplomats, cartographers, and ordinary residents along the Great Lakes shoreline, President Donald Trump
CIA chief was in Moscow to warn Russia against attacking NATO and encourage cutting off Iran
CIA chief was in Moscow this week on a quiet, unannounced mission with two clear objectives: deliver a direct caution to the Kremlin against any military
Callaway breaks with golf media company Good Good after blowback to controversial ad
The partnership between golf equipment giant Callaway and internet-media outfit Good Good has been dissolved following a week of sustained public outrage…
NFL ends the Pro Bowl game, but players will still be honored as Pro Bowlers
The NFL has officially discontinued its annual all-star exhibition game, bringing to a close a tradition that has run in one form or another since 1951.…
A controversial ad for a driver is the latest clash between golf’s old guard and new world
Golf has spent decades cultivating an image of quiet reverence — caddies in pressed slacks, players murmuring apologies to the green, a sport that treats even
The walls appeared to be closing in on Gianni Infantino. Not everyone wants him gone
The pressure on FIFA president Gianni Infantino reached a fever pitch over the past several weeks, with confederations across Europe, Asia, and North America