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A Maryland man allegedly stole a 3-month-old kitten from a pet store, then demanded cash from a bank employee while holding the cat, in a bizarre bank robbery incident. The suspect's accomplice is said to have had no say in the matter.
San Francisco voters are continuing to favor more moderate candidates and policies, suggesting a shift away from ultra-progressive politics in the city. This shift towards the center is being driven by a growing political machine led by Mayor London Breed.
San Francisco voters are continuing to shift their political leanings towards the center, as indicated by the city's increasing support for moderate politicians. This trend signals a change in the city's ultra-progressive policies, suggesting a more centrist vibe.
Seattle residents are struggling to cope with high prices, selling homes as they can no longer afford the cost of living, even for families tied to tech companies. The rising costs have pushed the city's middle class into 'survival mode'.
A California man's alleged $30K meth stash was busted after he accidentally left behind a backpack containing the suspected illicit substance in a rideshare vehicle, police said. The incident occurred after the suspect got out of the car to complete a ride.
MLB stars speak out against a salary cap, citing concerns that the move would be 'bad for the game', as owners also express similar sentiments ahead of the All-Star Game. The league is the last remaining big US sport without a salary cap.
A Tyrannosaurus rex skeleton nicknamed 'Gus' sold for $50.1 million Tuesday at Sothebys, becoming the most expensive set of dinosaur bones ever sold at auction.
Biden special counsel Jack Smith's investigation into former President Donald Trump allegedly swept up sensitive information from nearly 50 members of Congress without proper review, raising concerns about abuse of power. The incident has sparked criticism and calls for greater transparency in the handling of congressional communications.
Former MSNBC anchor Joy Reid mocked media mourning of Lindsey Graham's death, saying hell has indeed opened its doors for at least one more.
Crews worked for a second straight day to rescue nearly 50 bottlenose dolphins stranded in Cape Cod, marking the largest known stranding of the marine mammal in Massachusetts history.
Megan Rapinoe's latest defense of males competing in women's sports is criticized for its hypocrisy, as she seems to be undermining the very cause she once advocated for. The former soccer star's actions and words have raised questions about her motives since retiring from professional play.
Sen. Elissa Slotkin says the SAVE America Act would make it 'hard for any Democrat' to win an election. The act's impact on Democratic chances of winning elections is a response to Republicans' criticism that it unfairly restricts voting access.
Late-night host Jimmy Kimmel mocked Sen. Mitch McConnell's health by posting a photo of himself looking frail while hospitalized, poking fun at speculation about the Kentucky senator's well-being. The move was seen as a lighthearted joke from Kimmel after rumors swirled on social media about McConnell's recent hospitalization.
Senate Democrats block defense policy bill due to objections over President Trump's involvement in a war with Iran and provisions related to Israel, halting debate on the annual legislation.
A South Carolina judge has found Mandy Matney, a crime reporter and podcaster, in civil contempt for defying a subpoena and ordered her to pay $176,500 in penalties, including attorneys' fees and costs.
House conservatives have ended their weeks-long blockade of the House floor, giving Speaker Mike Johnson a key victory as he secures passage on a voter ID bill.
Darline Graham, Lindsey Graham's younger sister, has been sworn into the Senate to serve out the remainder of her brother's term after his sudden death over the weekend.
Sen. Darline Graham has become South Carolina's first female senator after being sworn in on Tuesday, representing a series of firsts for the Senate and her home state. She carries on the late Lindsey Graham's legacy in the Senate.
A Cuban national convicted of hijacking an airplane in 2001 has been ordered released in Florida despite a standing order for his removal from the US, following a ruling by Clinton-appointed judge. The decision comes after Morales was granted clemency by a federal appeals court.
South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster has appointed Lindsey Graham's sister, Darline Graham, to replace him in Congress following his sudden death. This move follows a long list of relatives who have taken Graham's seat in the Senate over the years.
A 17-year-old Mississippi teenager who is accused of killing an elderly couple had previously worked for them before allegedly shooting and sparking a standoff with law enforcement.
E. Jean Carroll officially receives over $5 million from President Donald Trump in a sexual abuse and defamation judgment, stemming from a 2019 jury verdict that found him liable for her alleged assault.
Humanoid robots performed live surgery in a world first, completing two surgeries under remote guidance by surgeons during a preclinical trial. The successful operations mark a significant milestone for robotic-assisted surgery.
A St. Bonaventure University professor is facing backlash after making a social media post that appeared to celebrate the death of South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham before later apologizing for the comment. The incident has sparked outrage and calls for the professor's termination.
American biologist Kent Carpenter, 73, was shot and killed at his home in the Philippines on Sunday in a murder, according to authorities.
A U.S. Air Force helicopter made an emergency landing in Washington D.C. on Monday after pilots detected strange mechanical sounds while flying.
Former US Vice President Kamala Harris received ridicule after a motivational speech at the WNBA's Los Angeles Sparks game, with critics labeling her words as nonsensical and lacking substance. The appearance was described by some as another 'word salad' moment from Harris.
South Carolina Republicans are facing criticism from a key ally of Sen. Lindsey Graham for their 'thirsty' pursuit of his Senate seat in the wake of his passing, with some accused of being too eager to capitalize on the vacancy.
President Donald Trump's top election integrity priority has been stalled in the Senate for months following the passing of Senator Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., dealing a significant blow to his efforts.
President Trump's acting attorney general Todd Blanche faces a crucial Senate Judiciary Committee hearing to determine his permanent appointment, but some senators are being urged to ignore a critical attack on him from an Obama-appointed judge.
Sam Neill, 78, the New Zealand actor known for his role in Jurassic Park, died on Monday after contracting pneumonia, according to a co-star.
Many home Wi-Fi networks are vulnerable to cyber threats due to the numerous connected devices sharing a single network, experts warn households to prioritize device security before connecting new smart devices.
President Donald Trump signed an executive order drastically shrinking the size of two national monument areas in Utah, including reducing the Grand Staircase-Escalante and Bears Ears National Monuments by 90%.
Dallas Wings star Paige Bueckers sparked debate with comments about Black women in WNBA coaching roles and comparisons to fellow player Caitlin Clark.
A true-crime YouTuber was accused of turning the street near Nancy Guthrie's search scene into a roadside livestream setup, complete with traffic cones and other bizarre equipment, sparking multiple arrests and strange claims from onlookers. The incident raises questions about the ethics of live-streaming in sensitive areas.
Sen. Lindsey Graham, once Trump's fiercest GOP critic, has become his most influential voice on foreign policy after a reported shift in their relationship. Graham has used his position to shape Trump's views on issues such as war and peace.
House GOP leaders face a pivotal test Tuesday as they try to break a conservative revolt that has paralyzed the House floor for weeks, with a standstill remaining on the chamber's activity. Several dozen Republicans are part of the rebellion.
Democrats may face difficulties in a crucial U.S. House showdown due to controversy surrounding Graham Platner's recent downfall from a Senate campaign. The lingering trail of controversies from his insurgent Senate bid could negatively impact the party's chances in the upcoming election.
Media advocates are warning that subpoenas to five New York Times journalists who reported on security queues at a Trump Organization golf club pose a 'dangerous threat' to press freedom. The swift and severe reaction in the media world labels the move as 'brazen', 'unprecedented', and 'uncharted territory'.
The US launched strikes on Iran early Tuesday, hours after President Donald Trump vowed to reinstate an American blockade of Iranian ports and charge ships for safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz.
The jailing of Indonesia's Gojek founder Nadiem Makarim raises concerns about investor confidence in Southeast Asia's largest economy amid a controversial corruption case. The development may impact investor sentiment and potentially affect Indonesia's growing business landscape.
Mayor Zohran Mamdani offered few specifics about a sprawling homeless encampment that has grown near the Intrepid Museum in west Manhattan despite repeated complaints from residents.
President Donald Trump accused the 'fake news' media of wanting the US to lose its war with Iran during a Monday interview with conservative radio host Hugh Hewitt. Trump defended his handling of the situation and criticized New York Times reporting on the conflict.
FIFA is considering expanding the World Cup format from 48 to 64 teams amid complaints about the current tournament. The US may be considered a permanent host for future World Cups as part of this expansion plan.
A man fatally shot by an ICE agent in Maine on Monday was not the intended target of the arrest warrant federal agents were executing, Sen. Angus King's office said. The earlier account from the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) suggested otherwise, but King's office now claims the shooting was a ' tragic accident'.
Gov. Gavin Newsom is facing criticism from an unlikely source, Sacramento County Sheriff Adrian Forbes, who has accused him of being out of touch with crime concerns in California, prompting victim families to speak out against the governor's policies.
Stephen Miller, a White House policy advisor, paid tribute to late Sen. Lindsey Graham, calling him a personal 'friend', in a heartfelt White House ceremony.
Veteran Democratic strategist James Carville blamed Senator Bernie Sanders for helping to elect President Donald Trump in a fiery rant.
Darline Graham Nordone has been appointed by President Donald Trump to fill Sen. Lindsey Graham's vacant Senate seat in South Carolina, a move seen as an effort to protect the GOP's fragile majority.
A Connecticut religious liberty group is challenging a state policy that banned its display of a Nativity scene in the Capitol, claiming it violates the First Amendment. The policy change comes after officials deemed the exhibit 'religious.
A driver accused of DUI miraculously survived a 600-foot plunge down a California cliff in Northern California, officials said Monday.
The View' co-hosts Sara Haines and Ana Navarro criticized the 'ugly' online commentary following Sen. Lindsey Graham's death, calling for decency.
An Obama-appointed federal judge in Florida rebuked President Donald Trump's legal team, finding his $10 billion lawsuit against the IRS was brought for an 'improper purpose' to legitimize a co-defendant. The judge referred the attorney for a bar review.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio vows to 'dismantle' the International Criminal Court and urges other countries to join the effort, escalating the Trump administration's criticism of the global court.
A federal judge says President Donald Trump's lawsuit against the IRS was an attempt to 'manipulate the judicial process' and that he acted in bad faith. The judge made the remarks as part of a larger ruling involving a $1.8 billion fund at issue in the case.
California leads 12-state bid to freeze Paramount-Warner Bros. Discovery deal, filing a lawsuit arguing the $81 billion mega merger would extinguish competition in Hollywood.
Former Speaker Newt Gingrich praises Lindsey Graham's legacy as one of courage and relentless patriotism, citing their shared experiences in the 1994 Contract with America reform movement.
A person was killed in a shooting involving US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents in Maine, officials said, just days after another ICE agent fatally shot a suspect.
Twelve US states have sued to block Paramount's takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery, launching a high-stakes antitrust battle that could impede the media mega-merger.
Tesla's robotaxi service has launched in Miami with certain limitations, marking a significant milestone for the company's autonomous vehicle technology. The launch is seen as a major step forward for Tesla's ambitions to provide car-sharing services without human drivers.
A federal judge has ruled that President Donald Trump's lawsuit against the IRS over his leaked tax returns was filed for an improper purpose. The court made this determination in a scathing decision.
A suspect was caught on surveillance at a wealthy Lake Tahoe homeowner's residence, where it appears someone had been squatting in the guest house and stealing belongings. The homeowner returned from a three-week vacation to find signs of squatter activity.
Four Americans were caught in a fiery multi-vehicle crash in Mexico that left at least 10 people dead and about 10 others injured.
Nigeria's emerging drone industry could play a crucial role in delivering Africa's defense sovereignty by providing local solutions for border patrols, territorial monitoring, and critical infrastructure protection.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has released a health update, stating he is 'regaining strength' after being hospitalized following a fall, his first public comment on his condition in weeks.
First responders in Washington, D.C. received an emergency call at Sen. Lindsey Graham's home on Saturday night before he was announced dead, according to dispatch audio captured by Fox News Digital.
Sen. Lindsey Graham died from an aortic dissection caused by arteriosclerotic cardiovascular disease, preliminary findings released by the District of Columbia's Office of the Chief Medical Examiner indicate.
Sen. Mitch McConnell revealed in a statement on Sunday that a fall was the cause of his recent hospitalization, ending weeks of speculation about his condition.
Rep. Ro Khanna regrets his past support of Graham Platner after a recent sexual assault allegation surfaced against the Maine Democratic Senate candidate.
Jannik Sinner successfully defended his Wimbledon men's singles tennis title by defeating French Open champion Alexander Zverev in a four-set match.
Moana' joins 'Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs' as the latest live-action Disney film to underperform at the box office, marking a potential end to the studio's recent trend of remaking original movies. The film's poor performance may signal a shift away from lazy live-action reimaginings.
American Eagle's new campaign stars Ella Langley as its latest denim darling, promoting jean shorts as a summer staple.
Sen. Lindsey Graham, a longtime critic of Donald Trump, has come to regard him as a 'brother' and a fellow family member after their unlikely friendship evolved over years. The South Carolina senator's remarkable transformation from opposition to support for the former president is a testament to their personal bond that transcends politics.
World No. 1 Jannik Sinner defended his Wimbledon men's singles title by beating Alexander Zverev in four sets.
President Donald Trump revealed Sunday that he may have been among the last people to speak with Sen. Lindsey Graham shortly before his death, recalling a phone call in which Graham expressed concerns about the loss of momentum for the SAVE act.
Doctors are warning parents about a growing trend among children of microwaving NeeDoh, a popular stress-relief toy, which can lead to severe burns if the plastic is heated to high temperatures. The situation has prompted concerned parents and medical professionals to sound the alarm over the potential dangers of this common childhood activity.
Sen. Lindsey Graham has made his 64th appearance on NBC's 'Meet the Press' and was booked for a 65th before his sudden death, according to host Kristen Welker.
Actress Katherine Heigl has listed her Utah home for sale at $10.6 million as her family prepares to downsize. The 47-year-old actress is parting ways with her mountain retreat in the state.
Sen. Lindsey Graham's sudden death from an undisclosed illness has triggered a scramble for his Senate seat, with President Donald Trump reportedly already hinting at a potential candidate.
Scientists are exploring an unconventional robot design: a cockroach in a tiny scuba suit that could potentially aid in disaster rescues and search operations. This unorthodox setup may prove effective due to its compact size and ability to navigate challenging terrain.
Tributes poured in Sunday from President Donald Trump, congressional leaders and foreign allies after Sen. Lindsey Graham died at 71 following what his office described as a 'brief and sudden' illness.
Google may be using users' photos and voice recordings to train its artificial intelligence models without explicit consent, sparking concerns over privacy and data protection. The practice is allegedly part of a broader effort to improve AI capabilities by leveraging vast amounts of user-generated content.
New York City is set to relocate 110 single homeless men into a Brooklyn shelter without conducting criminal background checks, sparking outrage among local residents. The move has left many in the quiet neighborhood worried about increased crime and safety concerns.
British police have arrested a 28-year-old man in connection with the murder of former politician and reality TV contestant Ann Widdecombe.
Former 'Apprentice' star Erin Scavino has been chosen by President Donald Trump to showcase America's 250th anniversary through art at a little-known federal office.
Democratic politicians are using an underhanded leftist playbook to try and torpedo President Donald Trump's nominee for attorney general before key Senate confirmation hearings.
Former Qatar Emir Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani, known as Father Emir, has died at the age of 74 after ruling Qatar from 1995 to 2013.
I can only provide a summary up to 140 characters. Here it is: Global energy consumption hits an all-time high, with fossil fuels still dominant despite renewable power growth.
Prince Harry's return to the UK to mark the one-year countdown to the 2027 Invictus Games is being seen as a way for him to showcase his charitable work and reconnect with Britain. The event, which was founded by Prince Harry, highlights the 'best' of the Duke of Sussex, according to royal experts.
Kentucky Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear stepped up his push for Sen. Mitch McConnell to disclose his health due to concerns over his handling of former President Trump's health during his hospitalization in 2019. Beshear's demands come after the senator recently expressed frustration with Republican senators' refusal to provide information about their medical conditions.
A New York City police officer was arrested and charged with rape and child sex crimes, following previous admissions of misconduct on the job that included violating department rules. The officer was taken into custody Wednesday night.
This article lists the five most disappointing top-10 preseason college football teams of the 21st century, highlighting their failures to live up to expectations during the season. The rankings are based on how far each team fell from their projected success in the preseason.
Reducing your risk of cancer death may be as simple as taking brief breaks for physical activity throughout the day, according to a new observational study. Taking regular sitting breaks could lower your risk of dying from cancer.
Thousands gather in Bosnia and Herzegovina to mark 31 years since the Srebrenica genocide, as leaders and activists worldwide call on people to fight dehumanisation. The event marks a somber anniversary of one of Europe's worst atrocities since World War II.
Venezuela's ongoing earthquake crisis is taking a devastating human toll, with crumbling infrastructure and collapsed buildings exacerbating the country's already dire living conditions. The smell of death grows stronger in La Guaira, a state decimated by back-to-back earthquakes.
FIFA is not an independent sporting organisation but a political tool that comes under scrutiny as it faced backlash over overturning the suspension of an American football player following US President Donald Trump's intervention. The World Cup has highlighted concerns about FIFA's governance and accountability.
The Chicago Bulls' top draft pick Caleb Wilson set an unofficial NBA Summer League record in his debut game, leading his team to success.
Harvard astronomer Avi Loeb has been chosen to lead a UFO advisory council at the White House, and he believes he was selected due to his expertise in unexplained phenomena that have left federal officials 'baffled'.
Chilling surveillance footage showed Tyler Robinson stalking and killing conservative activist Charlie Kirk, with a friend labeling the courtroom evidence as 'devastating' after its presentation in a Utah court.
A Trump-appointed federal judge permanently ended the Jan. 6 case against four Proud Boys members, stating that the Constitution left him no choice in dismissing the Justice Department's request.