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Washington, D.C. — Former President Joseph R. Biden Jr., in a message released Wednesday on the eve of the holy month of Ramadan, extended his well-wishes to Muslim communities around the world. The statement, intended to honor the start of the Islamic observance, instead included a phrase traditionally associated with another cultural celebration.

“To all our Muslim brothers and sisters, gung hay fat choy,” the message read, employing a Cantonese phrase commonly used during Lunar New Year festivities.

New York - First Lady Melania Trump has begun her yearly observance of Ramadan, continuing a personal tradition that has become a subject of quiet curiosity in political and cultural circles. Though not a widely publicized aspect of her private life, Trump has spoken briefly in past interviews about the period as a time for reflection, empathy, and gratitude.

Youngstown, OH - Vice President JD Vance announced Sunday that he is “giving up samosas for Lent,” describing the decision as an act of spiritual discipline and “a symbolic stand against indulgence.”

Speaking to reporters during a brief stop in Youngstown, Vance explained that his choice “wasn’t about politics, culture, or cuisine—just about sacrifice.” He added, “I love a good samosa. That flaky pastry, the potatoes, the spice—it’s hard to walk away from that. But that’s what Lent is about.”

Washington — Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem received an unexpected Valentine’s Day gift this week: a young puppy delivered to her office by Corey Lewandowski, a senior adviser with close ties to Noem. The gesture drew attention on Friday in political circles already abuzz with ongoing speculation about the nature of the relationship between the two officials.

WASHINGTON — Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth publicly defended the U.S. Navy on Thursday following a rare at-sea collision between two American warships, asserting that the service maintains its course even amid challenges and that bold leadership is essential.

The incident occurred late Wednesday near the South American coast when the Arleigh Burke-class destroyer USS Truxtun and the fast combat support ship USNS Supply made contact during a scheduled underway replenishment, according to U.S. Southern Command officials.

San Antonio, TX – The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) implemented an unprecedented shutdown of San Antonio’s airspace on Friday, causing significant disruptions to air travel and stranding passengers, including high-profile political figures such as Senator Ted Cruz.

Milano, Italy Under the bright lights of the Olympic arena on Monday night, Italian figure skater Salvatore Nuara delivered a composed and technically assured performance that secured his place in the next round of men’s singles competition. The skate came just three months after Nuara lost both of his parents in a car accident, a tragedy that drew widespread attention in the skating community and beyond.

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