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Tyler Leveque was sentenced to roughly 10 months in federal prison for using social media to issue violent threats against President Trump.

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The President of the United States has been mocked on X, formerly Twitter, after the official White House account ...

Airbnb's new travel trend report details the destinations and types of trips gaining momentum as we head toward the new year.

A study from WARC has found that global advertising spend is now on course to close out 2025 with growth of 8.9 per cent to ...

The whole thing feels like a scene straight out of a Christmas comedy: The lights are up, the wreaths are hung, and suddenly—SURPRISE—your yard is full of elk who look like they’re here to judge your ...

Providence, Rhode Island, authorities said a person of interest who had been in custody was released but there was no threat ...

A Cuban national, holding an I-220A immigration document, shared his experience on TikTok after being sent from the United ...