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Four accused college activists were released on bond after being charged with conspiring to threaten University of Michigan leaders due to their refusal to divest from Israel.
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Sen. Susan Collins pits her childhood experience working in Maine's potato fields against her opponent's 'angry rhetoric' in a recent campaign appearance. The move is part of her efforts to emphasize her down-to-earth credentials and appeal to voters in the key battleground state.
A robot soccer player has been filmed dents walls with powerful kicks in a YouTube video titled 'Try Stopping This Robot.' The robot, called T1, can generate enough force to dent walls with its kicks, leaving goalkeepers on edge.
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Global capitalism is heavily betting on the future of artificial intelligence, which has raised concerns among voters. The rapid growth of startups like Anthropic, valued at $965 billion, is causing alarm among those who question the ethics and risks of AI development.
Radical leftist Graham Platner won the Democrat nomination for the U.S. Senate in Maine despite facing a significant amount of scandal baggage. The nominee's nomination exposes media double standards as it is unclear how much scrutiny he will receive compared to his Republican opponents.
The Menendez brothers are being eyed for a $20 million insurance payout after their parents' murders, according to Jose's former business partner who questions what led to the killings 30 years ago.
A convicted killer has been sentenced to 35 years in prison after a yearlong legal battle following the stabbing death of an Austin high school student at a track meet.
Brazil faces off against Morocco in a highly anticipated match as the FIFA World Cup continues on Saturday. The match is part of Brazil's group-stage campaign and holds significance for the day's biggest matchup.
President Donald Trump announced that the US military eliminated Niño Guerrero, the 'infamous' leader of the Venezuelan group Tre de Aragua, in a lethal strike by the US Southern Command.
California Democrats are facing allegations that their sanctuary laws are prioritizing the rights of undocumented immigrants over ensuring the welfare and safety of vulnerable migrant children. The state's policies are said to be leaving these children unchecked by immigration authorities.
The Trump administration has approved a merger between Paramount Skydance and Warner Bros. Discovery, which will reshape Hollywood, as potential state lawsuits loom over the deal. The mega-merger is set to reshape the entertainment industry.
The Kennedy Center's board has requested an emergency stay against a judge's order to remove President Donald Trump's name from the institution's signage, pending an appeals court review. The decision comes as a federal appeals court weighs an appeal of the initial ruling.
Millie Bobby Brown has launched her new clothing collection, 'Americana', featuring a mix of polka dots and denim, as she celebrates on social media.
A federal judge has indefinitely blocked the Trump administration's $1.776 billion Anti-Weaponization Fund, warning the Department of Justice not to 'play possum' on the issue. The move comes after another federal judge declined to intervene earlier in the week.
A federal judge has indefinitely blocked the Trump administration's $1.776 billion Anti-Weaponization Fund, a measure aimed at preventing the misuse of US intelligence for domestic political purposes. The decision came just days after another federal judge declined to intervene in the case.
Republican senators block Democratic effort to strengthen existing bans on federal troops' involvement in election interference, citing concerns about constitutional authority and unintended consequences. The proposal would have strengthened existing laws against federal troop presence at polling stations and ballot seizures.
A federal judge cleared the way for UFC Freedom 250 to proceed at the White House and Lincoln Memorial this weekend, rejecting a last-minute court challenge. The event is scheduled to take place on Friday.
US Ambassador to the UN Mike Waltz says Gulf allies back Trump's Iran pressure campaign, stating it has 'zero daylight' as the alliance continues its blockade and economic pressure against Iran.
A federal judge has rejected a bid to stop a UFC fight from taking place at the White House this weekend, allowing the event to proceed despite concerns over circumventing federal permitting rules.
The Justice Department is escalating its probe into election fraud claims in California, accusing state officials of blocking a federal voter-roll audit amid allegations that voting rights are being threatened by the demand.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says Texas has overtaken California as 'America's center of gravity,' highlighting a stark difference in their trajectories.
Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif says a final, agreed upon text of an Iran war ceasefire deal has been reached between the US and Iran.
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The families of convicted killer Karmelo Anthony and slain Texas teenager Austin Metcalf are facing scrutiny over online fundraisers that have raised hundreds of thousands of dollars, causing financial strain on the Metcalf family. The father of the victim has expressed concerns about the fundraising efforts and their potential impact on his family's well-being.
A federal judge has extended a court-ordered block on the Trump administration's creation and operation of an $1.8 billion settlement fund to compensate individuals affected by the government's handling of presidential records.
The U.S. has responded to Houthi threats by countering potential attempts to block another Middle East waterway, amid warnings of a potential 'general escalation' if the group resumes its Red Sea campaign.
CBS News has a history of favoring Democratic candidates and issues in its reporting, according to fired correspondent Scott Pelley, who claims he is unaware of why people perceive the network as biased. The admission was made during an interview on the New York Times podcast.
The Justice Department has accused California of blocking a federal audit of its voter rolls, escalating tensions in a probe into election fraud claims, while state officials say the demand poses a threat to voting access.
Ken Salazar, a former U.S. ambassador to Mexico under President Joe Biden, considered running against his former boss in 2024 and expressed dissatisfaction with Vice President Kamala Harris in a new book.
Stephen A. Smith refuses to retreat from his criticism of Trump after the President responded to his comments on a Knicks game loss, with Smith remaining steadfast in his stance despite the backlash.
Apple's Activation Lock is thwarting thieves' attempts to sell stolen iPhones, as scammers resort to using fake passcodes on devices that have been marked as lost. This has made phone theft less profitable for thieves and highlighted the effectiveness of Apple's security feature.
Country star Zac Brown defends his upcoming performance at the UFC Freedom 250 at the White House, saying he's 'f--- all the division' and is looking forward to the event despite potential controversy.
Artist David Hockney, known for iconic paintings of Los Angeles sunshine, has died at age 88.
President Trump's actions in Ukraine have apparently won over some unexpected allies, including Russia, which appears to view him as a more favorable alternative to Democratic candidates. Some Russians are now saying that President Trump may have inadvertently saved Ukraine from being dominated by Vladimir Putin.
Elon Musk is poised to become the world's first trillionaire as SpaceX debuts on Wall Street, marking a historic milestone in his career.
US President Donald Trump claims that a recent deal with Iran was approved, but has cancelled new planned strikes, marking a shift in his administration's policy towards the country. The decision comes as thousands of displaced people from Lebanon are struggling to cope after being affected by Israeli attacks.
The Trump administration plans to deport Iranian asylum-seekers and other migrants to the Central African Republic under a new deal, amid tensions between Washington and Tehran.
The Justice Department sued the state of Virginia over two new laws that the DOJ says would subject masked federal agents to criminal penalties during a growing mask mandate conflict.
President Donald Trump is testing whether military pressure can secure a nuclear deal with Iran after months of predicting a diplomatic breakthrough, as he appears to pivot away from threats of strikes against the country.
President Donald Trump has nominated Jay Clayton, the former SEC Chairman and current U.S. Attorney, as the next permanent director of national intelligence.
Iranians are speaking out against the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps' (IRGC) brutal rule and poverty, with some even asking US President Donald Trump to 'stay the course' in addressing Iran's crisis. Despite the enormous personal risk, many have found courage to express their discontent due to a fragile ceasefire that doesn't feel like one.
US President Donald Trump canceled planned strikes against Iran, saying a deal with the country is expected to be finalized 'shortly.
The White House criticized The Washington Post for downplaying the renovations made to the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool during the Trump administration, claiming it 'looks almost the same'.
The US decision on whether to engage in an Iran war is narrowing down to three key options, each carrying its own significant costs and uncertainties.
The FBI calls it a 'distress scam,' also known as a grandparent scam, where scammers target older adults, making them believe their grandchildren are in trouble and need money right away.
Vance Boelter has pleaded guilty to killing Minnesota state lawmakers Rep. Melissa Hortman and her husband in a politically motivated assassination.
President Donald Trump adjusted a conspiracy theory claiming California officials approved Republican gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton's qualification for the November runoff due to his public pressure, after initial reports contradicted the claim.
Glenn Close, a long-time Oscar nominee, will finally receive an Academy Award after eight nominations, and will be honored with an honorary award alongside director Ridley Scott.
Thousands of Americans are renouncing their citizenship, with 4,889 expatriations recorded in 2025, citing financial burdens as a major reason for giving up their US citizenship.
Nearly 20% of American adolescents and young adults have turned to AI chatbots for mental health help. Users of these chatbots may find the advice helpful, but experts warn that relying solely on technology for emotional support can be limiting.
Knicks fans threw objects at Victor Wembanyama outside a Spurs hotel after his team's historic collapse in Game 4 of the NBA Finals. The incident left Wembanyama living in a 'real-life nightmare'.
Kathy Griffin clarifies that an old photo of her and President Donald Trump sitting together at an event was not manipulated by AI, after initially stating it was an 'AI photo'. The comedian addressed the confusion in a video post on social media.
The White House is preparing to host a UFC fight on its South Lawn, requiring coordination among 7 federal agencies and costing at least $60 million, in what is reportedly President Donald Trump's last such event before leaving office.
UK Defense Secretary John Healey unexpectedly resigned over the government's refusal to increase military spending amid rising global threats. The move comes as tensions rise between the UK and Russia and China.
President Trump revealed that Iran contacted him after the US carried out strikes against its military facilities in Iraq. The request is believed to have been made by Iranian officials seeking clarification on US actions and intentions.
Indian workers are training AI robots to take on household tasks such as cooking and cleaning, using techniques like filming themselves performing tasks to teach the machines. The move aims to prepare them for a future where automation replaces human labor in certain industries.
The New York Knicks pulled off the greatest comeback in NBA Finals history, rallying from 29 points down to defeat the San Antonio Spurs. OG Anunoby tipped in the winning basket with 1.2 seconds remaining in the game.
Oil prices surged after the US military struck Iran for a second consecutive day, prompting the Islamic Republic to halt all vessels through the Strait of Hormuz in response, further straining a fragile truce. The move raised concerns about the potential impact on global energy supplies and oil markets.
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled the state shortchanged nursing homes, prompting lawmakers to approve an $875 million payment package.
A tourist was caught on video climbing into the waters above Iguazu Falls to recover a dropped cellphone near one of South America's most famous natural attractions. The incident occurred on Saturday at the world's largest waterfall system.
House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan has raised concerns over the U.K.'s surveillance laws, citing potential risks to exposing communications of U.S. officials and citizens amid alleged demands from Apple for an encryption backdoor.
US House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan has expressed concern over UK surveillance laws that may require Apple to install a backdoor in its encryption, potentially exposing communications of officials and American citizens.
Democratic Rep. Terri Sewell lashes out at GOP efforts to probe foreign donations from a Democratic fundraising apparatus, claiming the motive is 'desperate' and aimed at undermining their chances in the 2024 elections.
An undefeated Massachusetts high school lacrosse team's championship dreams ended abruptly when school officials ruled nine players ineligible due to fake cigars. The team was forced to forfeit and their championship hopes were dashed.
The Sopranos' remains a re-watchable masterpiece 19 years after its infamous series finale, with its complex characters and layered storytelling continuing to captivate audiences. The show's enduring popularity is partly due to its intricate fan theories, some of which have devolved into outright paranoia and speculation.
Colombian lawmakers are considering a proposal to temporarily suspend President Gustavo Petro over alleged meddling in the upcoming election, amid an investigation into improper intervention.
A vulnerable House Democrat in North Carolina's 1st Congressional District is facing scrutiny over expenses exceeding $40,000 for office furniture and design services as midterm elections heat up. The Democrat's spending on refurbished office furniture has drawn attention to their financial record during a critical election period.
President Donald Trump has expressed a newfound affection for inflation after a recent report showed it's spiking, taking a seemingly contrarian stance on the issue.
Amazon warns of fake 'account recovery' emails ahead of Prime Day, as scammers attempt to deceive customers into revealing sensitive information. Be cautious when receiving unsolicited account recovery notifications from Amazon.
Dennis Quaid left Los Angeles after the city's decline, calling it a 'downward slide' for years. The 72-year-old actor joined a growing exodus of residents fleeing the city.
Amnesty International says the displacement of Palestinians from the occupied West Bank is part of a deliberate Israeli government strategy of ethnic cleansing. The organization accuses Israel's state policy of perpetuating violence and attacks against Palestinian communities.
Anti-immigrant unrest spreads across Northern Ireland after a Sudanese asylum seeker is accused of blinding a Belfast man in a brutal knife attack; he appeared in court on Wednesday amidst growing tensions.
Satellite images reveal widespread destruction in Lebanon's ancient city of Tyre, stemming from Israeli air strikes targeting the city following its systematic forced displacement. The satellite footage captures significant damage to historic sites and infrastructure across the city.
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Violent transit attacks in Atlanta, New York and Charlotte have renewed commuter fears and sparked outrage over how the justice system tracks repeat offenders. The cases have fueled calls for tougher tracking of repeat offenders nationwide.
The US Postal Service plans to stop delivering mail ballots for states that don't provide voter lists as per a directive from the Trump administration, giving states an ultimatum to comply. The proposal aims to ensure accurate and secure voting processes nationwide.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić said support for US relations surged under Trump and invited him to visit Belgrade, citing a dramatic transformation in relations between Serbia and the United States since his presidency.
Graham Platner, a progressive left candidate, and Donald Trump appear to be the big winners in Tuesday's primaries in Maine and South Carolina. The results signal a significant shift towards more centrist and pragmatic politics.
Solar power continues to outpace coal as the leading source of new electricity generation in the US, despite President Trump's efforts to boost the coal industry. Solar power has been hitting new milestones in the country.
A Trump-endorsed candidate, Carrie Buck, will face top GOP target Michael Burgess in Nevada's 1st Congressional District after winning the Republican nomination in a closely watched primary election.
A veteran gaming-world figure has won the Trump-backed primary for Nevada's 3rd congressional district, advancing to face Democratic incumbent Rep. Susie Lee in November's election.
Nevada Attorney General Aaron Ford won the Democratic primary, taking on Governor Joe Lombardo in the general election.
Incumbent Rep. Susie Lee wins Nevada's 3rd Congressional District Democratic primary, ending her expletive-laden anti-Trump rant in favor of advancing to the general election.
Billionaire Tom Steyer has ended his California governor campaign after falling short in Tuesday's Jungle Primary, conceding it was clear he lacked the votes needed to move on to November.
Graham Platner has won the Democratic Senate nomination despite facing controversy throughout his campaign, capturing the nomination in Maine.
Retired Navy Vice Admiral Nancy Lacore and local attorney Mac Deford advance to a runoff in the Democratic primary to replace Nancy Mace, after Hegseth fires Lacore from his position as Secretary of Veterans Affairs.
California GOP gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton says California has a 'chance for change' as he advances to the November ballot after securing a spot in the general election.
President Donald Trump's endorsement power faces another test in South Carolina as Alan Wilson advances to potentially secure a spot on the Republican primary ballot. This comes after Trump's recent losing streak in high-profile primaries was snapped last week.
President Trump's endorsement has helped boost South Carolina Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette to a runoff in the GOP gubernatorial primary election.
Trump-backed Republican Steve Hilton has won one of the two tickets to the November California gubernatorial election, advancing to the general election alongside Democrat Kevin Paffrath.
The Trump family is promoting commemorative coins priced up to $12,000 for the White House UFC fight this weekend, marketing them as a collaboration between UFC and the Trump Organization.
WNBA legend Nancy Lieberman is sounding the alarm about the dangers of mesothelioma after friends affected by the disease speak out publicly, sharing their struggles and experiences. Lieberman, who was one of the first women to play in a men's professional basketball league, is now urging men to take precautions against asbestos exposure.
CNN's 'The View' co-host Ana Navarro clashed with a fellow panelist over her defense of President Donald Trump against accusations of sexism during a combative exchange. The disagreement highlights ongoing tensions between Trump and female journalists, who have frequently criticized his behavior.
A report by the Government Accountability Office found that a major ICE detention camp in Texas wasted millions of dollars on mismanaged contracts and put detainees at risk due to inadequate facilities and unsanitary conditions, contributing to detainee deaths and suffering. The audit revealed that $4 million was squandered on outdated software, while detainees suffered from poor living conditions, including insufficient sanitation and medical care.
The Department of Homeland Security has issued a directive instructing US Immigration and Customs Enforcement to deport undocumented immigrants who cast ballots in American elections. The move is seen as an effort to deter non-citizens from participating in the electoral process.
Iran is accelerating its execution campaign against anti-regime activists, with the true number of victims likely obscured by internet censorship and blackouts, according to reports. The regime's clampdown on dissent has intensified in recent months.
Jimmy Kimmel mocked President Donald Trump by using an edited 'diaper' visual on his ABC late-night show after Trump walked off a tense interview with NBC's 'Meet the Press'. The gag was in response to Trump's earlier departure from the interview.
Florida Republican gubernatorial primary candidate James Fishback has vowed as governor to 'shut down' every abortion clinic in the state, calling it a form of genocide.