Donald Trump repeatedly called Somali immigrants in the United States “garbage,” using the term four times in seven seconds. His remarks highlight a deepening anti-immigrant stance that continues to spark debate and controversy across the country.

Despite icy temperatures and a “Jack Frost” nip in the air, Faribault’s Winterfest kicked off to a spirited start. Enthusiastic attendees gathered on a chilly Thursday night, proving community festivities can thrive even in the coldest weather.

Burlington’s City Council has approved the recommendations of its Lodging Tax Advisory Committee, following a Nov. 25 vote. The move underscores how local authorities are directing tax-derived funds within the community.

New York Attorney General Letitia James is challenging the authority of U.S. Attorney John Sarcone III in legal proceedings tied to the Trump and NRA probes. The dispute sheds light on high-profile investigations and Manhattan’s continued role as a critical legal battleground.

Nonprofits wield enormous potential for social impact when equipped with AI. Yet many organizations still lack the necessary funding and in-house expertise to put advanced technology into practice. Solutions range from improved board-level AI literacy to leveraging open-source models for cost-effective innovation.

The New Orleans Saints, holding a 2-10 record, set out to challenge the 7-5 Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Raymond James Stadium this Sunday. With a decisive 23-3 loss to Tampa Bay six weeks ago looming in recent memory, the Saints aim to alter their fortunes in this high-stakes rematch.

Local sportswriting veterans weigh the strengths of Nebraska and Creighton ahead of a classic in-state rivalry contest. Omaha World-Herald writers Wilson Moore, Jon Walker, Tom Shatel, and Ben Doody predict the winner of the highly anticipated men’s basketball game Sunday.

Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel is cautioning veterans about a new scam. Reports indicate that fraudulent postcards have been sent to veterans, falsely suggesting they qualify for extra benefits.

John Dorris, 17, has been missing since November 6, 2025, from Houston, Texas. Authorities are urging anyone with information to share any possible leads. Your timely tip could be the key to finding him.

Draymond Green has issued a cautionary message in the wake of Chris Paul’s release from the Los Angeles Clippers. While the veteran point guard was no longer in his prime, the move still raises critical questions about job security for NBA players.

Many housing experts use a 30% threshold to gauge when rent or mortgage payments become too burdensome for most households. In rural areas—sometimes referred to as the “outlands”—this rule-of-thumb is especially relevant, as job scarcity and regional challenges can heighten financial strains. Guest columnist Randy Stapilus offers insights into these pressures and the value of keeping housing costs in check.

Sixteen-year-old Nilsis Colindres Peralta disappeared from Fredericksburg, Virginia on November 25, 2025. Authorities are appealing for public help, asking anyone with information to contact the Spotsylvania County Sheriff’s Office.

The New York Jets’ determination to strengthen their right tackle position is paying immediate dividends. Under General Manager Darren Mougey, the team has showcased a promising rookie lineman, earning him all-rookie honors and solidifying the Jets’ offensive front for the 2025 season.

LZ Technology Holdings Limited has formed a strategic partnership with Red Dune Capital Holding Limited in the United Arab Emirates, establishing its new regional headquarters in the Middle East and North Africa. Together, they aim to replicate LZ Technology’s proven success in China, delivering smart access control systems and IoT infrastructure to one of the world’s fastest-growing markets.

Over the last five years, Nebraska and Creighton have clashed on the basketball court in intensely competitive matchups, splitting the wins between them. This article revisits those charged encounters and the standout players who defined them.

Lucy Li and Oliver Karafa’s 2021 murder case in Toronto has resurfaced online, leaving many calling it one of the “dumbest crimes ever.” The city remains shaken by the bizarre circumstances that thrust a TikTok influencer into a grim spotlight.

Critics of private-school vouchers say they promise more than they deliver. In this opinion piece, the author goes so far as to call them a scam, urging a deeper look into their real impact on U.S. education.

Some hosts are asking guests to bring their own tableware, sparking debate about etiquette and hospitality. Judith Martin, better known as Miss Manners, weighs in on whether this new convenience contradicts the traditional responsibilities of a host.

Four advisory committees that had become inactive were officially dissolved by the Glynn County Commission. The decision, made at Thursday’s meeting, reflects an administrative move to streamline the county’s operations.

A nostalgic look at how holiday greetings evolved from stacks of cards in the 1980s to today’s digital e-cards—and why physical cards still hold a unique, affordable charm.

As reigning champion Merab Dvalishvili chases history at UFC 323, Petr Yan finds himself unfairly dismissed. With experts weighing in, the question surfaces: Will the overlooked challenger rise to rewrite the narrative?