(File photo)Swipe or click to see moreForbes has named Rogue Regional Medical Center and Three Rivers Medical Center to its Top Hospitals 2026 list, Asante health system officials announced. Forbes makes the ratings to evaluate general acute care hospitals in the U.S., and it can be used as a resource for patients to find hospitals that can offer high-value medical services, Asante officials said Tuesday. “This honor is about the people who work here, sharing their talents, time and energy,” said Jon Cooper, CEO of Rogue Regional Medical Center in Medford. “Health care quality measures were evaluated in patient outcomes, hospital best practices, value and patient experience,” a news release said. Three Rivers Medical Center: a full-service community hospital recognized for surgical services; outpatient surgery; cancer care; women’s health and childbirth services.

What parents need to know about Trump Accounts Under President Donald Trump's tax and spending legislation, starting this July the federal government will deposit $1,000 for every baby born between 2025 and 2028. Bankrate's Stephen Kates explains.

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Yuki Iwamura/APMinneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey reiterated that local police will do their jobs but will not carry out federal immigration enforcement, responding to criticism from President Donald Trump this morning. “The job of our police is to keep people safe, not enforce fed immigration laws. I want them preventing homicides, not hunting down a working dad who contributes to MPLS & is from Ecuador. Everyone should feel safe calling 911,” Frey said, referring to Trump ally Rudy Giuliani, the former mayor of New York City. Frey’s comments came in response to a social media post from Trump this morning, in which the president warned that the mayor would be violating federal law by not enforcing immigration operations.

HuffPost Headlines 1-28Kristi Noem under fire, a scary moment for Ilhan Omar and Neil Young has given Greenlanders a present, his music — just some of the stories HuffPost is following.

Many wrote off Katie Porter after she appeared snarling in a pair of videos. But her candidacy has recovered, and she’s in the thick of the gubernatorial race. Immediately after a snappish and off-putting TV interview, Porter showed up in a years-old video profanely reaming a staff member for — the humanity! “Anyone who thinks that you can just push over Katie Porter has never tried to do it,” she said. “I actually think this race has the potential to be really, really exciting for California,” she said.

The Trump administration said the officer who shot her was in danger of being run over. Moore said he was trained in the 1980s to avoid engaging with moving vehicles, yet “40 years later, you see not just one occasion but multiple occasions of those tactics” from immigration agents. The Trump administration said that Pretti had a gun, and that the officers had acted in self-defense. Gupta said the immigration agents’ tactics were “out of line” with local, state and federal policing standards and “offensive to all of that work that has been done” to establish those standards. Rob Bonta reminded California law enforcement that they have the right to investigate federal agents for violating state law.

But according to the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce, the alleged publicity stunt was not authorized. The chamber owns the intellectual property rights to the sign, which is managed by the nonprofit Hollywood Sign Trust. But as is explained both on the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce and Hollywood sign websites, filming the sign itself requires additional clearance and payment of a licensing fee. Access to the Hollywood sign is generally restricted. Built in 1923, the Hollywood sign was donated to the city 21 years later.

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Minneapolis police said officers saw the man use a syringe to spray an unknown liquid at Omar. A man is tackled after spraying an unknown substance at Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.), left, during a town hall she was hosting in Minneapolis, Minn., on January 27, 2026. Minneapolis police said officers saw a man use a syringe to spray an unknown liquid at Omar. “I am deeply disturbed to learn that Rep. Ilhan Omar was attacked at a town hall today” Mace said. A man was apprehended during a town hall event after spraying her with an unknown substance.

One member of our group is the HOA president and has held that position for more than 20 years. There’s almost no communication from our HOA board on property repairs or future projects. I addressed this lack of transparency with our HOA president many times over the years and offered my help to the HOA board to improve communication and transparency but was dismissed. Since then, I helped organize a group of owners to address our concerns with the HOA board. We belong to a running group that is more about having beers together than actually running for fitness.

From outrage to opportunityFor some participants, political betting is deeply personal. Legal gray zones and regulatory limitsBeyond ethics, prediction markets sit on shaky legal ground. The strategy is clear: normalize prediction markets as sources of real-time insight rather than speculative gambling. Yet he insists that political betting provides a signal — a rough forecast of where power might move next. Whether prediction markets represent a new form of collective intelligence or a dangerous fusion of money and state power remains unresolved.

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