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Donald Trump is seeking an urgent ruling from the Supreme Court regarding his authority to impose tariffs, as he faces potential challenges from lawmakers and international partners.
President Donald Trump's promise to halve electricity prices has been forgotten as they are rising twice as fast as inflation, contrary to his 2020 campaign vow. The swift price cuts he had initially promised were nowhere in sight.
US Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. pledged to deliver answers on the causes of autism by this month, but his actions have raised alarms among autism advocates amid a public health agency upheaval.
US Health and Human Services Secretary Robert Kennedy Jr is set to face an accounting over his use of shock treatment on a US public health patient. He previously promised during his confirmation hearing that he was not anti-vaccine.
Trump administration asks Supreme Court for urgent ruling on tariff powers as 'stakes could not be higher'.
Chelsea Clinton's spokesperson has dismissed rumors of a potential run for Rep. Jerry Nadler's New York congressional seat, and no decision has been made about whether she will consider a bid.
At least 15 people were killed when Lisbon's Gloria funicular railcar derailed and crashed, according to emergency services, and Portugal's President Marcelo Rebelo de Sousa has shared his condolences with families affected.
The White House has remained silent over reports that Trump allies have considered luring New York City Mayor Eric Adams into a position in the Trump administration to undermine his administration.
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell names Taylor Swift as a 'maybe' for this year's Super Bowl halftime show, joining an increasingly young list of performers.
US Customs and Border Protection seized over 11,000 fake Labubus dolls valued at more than $500,000 disguised as LED light bulbs at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. The shipment was intercepted in a major customs intercept operation.
Missouri Senator Eric Schmitt faced criticism for a racist speech at a National Conservative Convention, where he let his 'extremist' views fly. The comments came after Hochman, who was hired by Schmitt's office, was fired from Ron DeSantis' presidential campaign due to a history of racist behavior.
The New York Attorney General's office has filed civil charges against far-right activist Peter Brimelow and his wife for allegedly misusing over $2 million in corporate assets to buy a castle. The lawsuit accuses them of looting the funds to purchase the estate.
Bill Belichick's return to coaching got off to a rough start as the Tar Heels suffered a blowout loss to the TCU Horned Frogs in his North Carolina debut. This was a surprise move for the legendary coach who is more commonly associated with New England Patriots football.
An appeals court has blocked President Donald Trump's attempt to deport members of a Venezuelan gang known as 'Tren de Aragua'. The ruling is seen as a major victory for immigration advocates and Venezuela's government.
Dallas Cowboys team owner Jerry Jones' decision to trade Micah Parsons to the Green Bay Packers has raised eyebrows about his role as general manager and sparked concerns that he may be putting team success ahead of player development. The move came just a week before the start of the 2025 season.
President Donald Trump escalates fight with Illinois Governor Pritzker as he warns of potential troop deployment to Chicago amid violence over the Labor Day weekend. The move comes after lawmakers refused offers to send in National Guard troops to quell unrest.
Top GOP senator John Cornyn is closing the gap in his heated primary as an opponent's alleged affair scandal weighs against them six months before the Texas 2026 midterm elections kick off.
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US employers are struggling to fill a plethora of ship-and-chips jobs as American workers fall short of meeting demand and China's rising industry outpaces the US.
A federal appeals court has blocked President Trump from firing a Biden-appointed member of the Federal Trade Commission, at least temporarily. The ruling is part of a lawsuit testing the president's removal powers.
Ethan Hawke has spoken out about the 'humiliating' attention he received during his failed marriage to Uma Thurman, over 20 years after the couple's split. He made these comments in a recent interview with GQ Hype.
Republican Rep. Ashley Hinson announces her bid for the U.S. Senate to succeed retiring GOP Sen. Joni Ernst.
The Israeli military onslaught on Gaza City has killed over 105 people, including children and journalists, amid efforts to seize control of the enclave's largest urban area. The toll includes more than 50 Palestinians, many of whom were aid seekers.
Donald Trump's new cryptocurrency deal is shielding him from losses after the value of his 'Trump Digital Currency' meme coin plummeted. The arrangement allows the Trump family to reap profits despite the token's poor performance.
President Donald Trump's organization America250 plans to create the world's largest American flag, taller than the Empire State Building, ahead of its July 4, 2026, celebration.
The House Oversight Committee has released tens of thousands of Jeffrey Epstein-related files amid growing controversy over Congress' return to Washington.
President Donald Trump made a public appearance to address health concerns, announcing a new location for US Space Command headquarters and proving rumors of his demise have been greatly exaggerated.
A survivor of the Gaza genocide shares their experience of witnessing Western complicity in the conflict while living in Paris, surrounded by Ukrainian flags symbolizing solidarity and moral awareness. The author reflects on the complexities of witnessing violence and international politics firsthand.
President Donald Trump is still a major presence in the 2025 elections despite not being on the ballot, with his name frequently mentioned by candidates and party leaders.
Chicago residents are calling out for increased support as rising crime rates have brought 'havoc' to the city, leaving many feeling helpless and in need of assistance.
English Premier League teams made big-name moves in the final hours of the summer transfer window, including transfers for Isak to Liverpool and Donnarumma to City.
Pakistan is rushing to mend fences with Bangladesh as Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar's visit marks the first high-level interaction between the two nations in 13 years. The move aims to strengthen bilateral relations and improve economic cooperation.
The UK has experienced its warmest summer since records began in 1884, with scientists attributing this to human-induced climate change. This heatwave is likely to become more frequent in the future.
Democratic Rep. Jerry Nadler announces he won't seek re-election next year after 34 years in Congress.
Woody Allen calls President Donald Trump a 'pleasure to work with' on film set and praises him as an actor in a recent interview.
US Treasury Secretary says 'all options' are on the table for further sanctions against Russia amid ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
President Donald Trump announced he will award former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani the Presidential Medal of Freedom, citing him as a 'Great American Patriot'.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is en route to China aboard a heavily armored train ahead of a meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Putin at a military parade in Beijing.
President Donald Trump has raised fresh questions about Covid-19 vaccines, claiming they have 'ripped apart' the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), his top public health agency.
House of Cards' actress Robin Wright has left the US to move abroad, citing America as 'a s---show', after finding her new home more enjoyable.
Jury duty phone scams have increased in recent times as fraudsters impersonate local officials and threaten arrest to convince victims to pay fake fines or provide sensitive information. Authorities are warning citizens to be vigilant and cautious of such scammers who continue to evolve their tactics.
President Donald Trump has canceled public-employee union contracts for thousands of federal workers, citing concerns about power-hungry public-sector unions, following in the footsteps of previous presidents who also warned about such groups. The move affects employees working in agencies tied to national security.
A global fleet of boats attempting to deliver humanitarian aid to starving people in Gaza was forced to turn back due to bad weather, but organizers vow to continue the mission.
President Donald Trump is facing multiple federal court challenges that question broad presidential powers, threatening his authority in areas such as monetary policy and deportation cases. The courts are scrutinizing the limits of executive power under Trump's leadership.
Labor Day is being rebranded as a call to action for workers to reclaim their rights and take back from billionaire interests that have exacerbated economic inequality.
Biden-appointed federal judge halts a Trump-era plan to repatriate hundreds of minor undocumented immigrants before Labor Day weekend. The move came after advocacy groups sued the administration over the surprise deportation plans.
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Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani was injured in a car accident in New Hampshire over the weekend but is recovering, according to his security team and the state police.
Former NYC Mayor Rudy Giuliani hospitalized after serious car wreck in New Hampshire on Saturday night; he was assisting a domestic violence victim at the time of the crash.
An anonymous researcher has exposed politicians' hidden Spotify playlists, revealing personal music tastes of Vice President JD Vance, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt, and others. The playlist includes a mix of popular songs by artists such as the Backstreet Boys, Beyoncé, and Billie Eilish.
President Donald Trump renewed his push for Major League Baseball to put former New York Yankees star Roger Clemens into the Hall of Fame, calling it a 'total injustice' if he is not inducted. If the move doesn't happen, Trump threatened to sue baseball's governing body.
Experts warn that AI-stuffed animals could 'fundamentally change' human brain wiring in kids, raising concerns about their impact on vital developmental milestones. Companies market them as screen-free playmates for toddlers, but pediatric experts are questioning their safety and benefits.
Christian professor Daniel Grossenbach is suing the University of Arizona for allegedly firing him over his public comments on gender policies. He claims he was let go as an adjunct instructor due to criticism of the university's gender policies.
Democratic National Committee Vice Chair Malcolm Kenyatta is urging his party to be more aggressive in improving people's lives, drawing comparisons between the current administration and a popular carjacking video game.
President Donald Trump has attacked the Senate for blocking his preferred nominees from being confirmed to key positions, but lawmakers argue that the Senate's 'blue slip' process helps ensure qualified candidates are appointed. The process involves senators submitting their objections to nominees before they can be considered by the full Senate.
A global fleet of boats is preparing to set sail for Gaza as part of an international maritime initiative aimed at delivering humanitarian aid to starving people in the region. The convoy aims to bring much-needed assistance to those affected by ongoing conflict and economic hardship.
India's growing lion population is raising concerns as more conflicts between humans and lions are reported in western states like Gujarat, where a recent incident left a five-year-old boy dead. Authorities are struggling to balance conservation efforts with public safety.
Dr. Sohan Dasgupta, appointed earlier this year as the political head of the Millennium Challenge Corporation, is exiting after a four-month term, citing that he has 'mission accomplished' in his role.
President Donald Trump touted a 'worker-first' economy on Labor Day weekend, claiming nearly $10 trillion in new investments for American workers, amid unfounded online rumors about his whereabouts during the long weekend.
Gov. Brian Kemp endorsed former football coach Derek Dooley in his bid for the 2026 US Senate seat, seeking to oust incumbent Sen. Jon Ossoff. The endorsement came during a rally outside Sanford Stadium in Athens, Georgia.
The White House is advancing a plan to rebrand the Pentagon as the 'Department of War', a move reportedly aimed at restoring a historical military title under former President Trump's administration.
Real Madrid beat Real Mallorca 2-1 in La Liga to extend their winning streak, claiming their third straight victory at the start of the campaign.
The White House has released security footage showing damage to the Rose Garden's marble and stone, allegedly caused by equipment used by a subcontractor during a renovation. President Trump shared the footage on social media, criticizing the subcontractor.
Israelis are honoring the 'Beautiful Six' hostages one year after their executions by Hamas in a tunnel in the Gaza Strip, amidst an ongoing debate over the treatment of hostage victims.
Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker claims President Donald Trump is considering deploying National Guard troops to Chicago for an 'invasion.
Big money and power are clashing over California's congressional map, with Governor Gavin Newsom and Democratic lawmakers presenting a plan to save democracy from election interference, while opponents claim it's a power grab.
Lawmakers may soon gain access to Jeffrey Epstein's infamous 'birthday book,' which could provide insight into his social connections and potentially shed light on his dealings. The book is set to be handed over by Epstein's estate to lawmakers.
Democrats are experiencing infighting at their annual summer meeting, exposing cracks in their unity narrative as they face opposition from Republicans.
Syria marks its first International Day of the Victims of Enforced Disappearances, with advocates renewing calls for justice and answers for those who have vanished under Bashar al-Assad's rule. The country grapples with lingering questions over the fate of thousands of missing individuals.
NFL and NBA sports doctor weighs in on Mamdani's viral 135-pound bench press fail, stating that Donald Trump could likely lift more due to his reported 532-lb bench press record during a 1984 competition.
America First Legal is suing the FDA over alleged Biden-era cover-up related to the release of records about the recommended use of puberty blockers for kids. The group is seeking access to guidance issued during the Trump administration but has not been made public under the Biden presidency.
Kashmir's top cleric, a fiery freedom advocate who once called for armed struggle, now preaches patience in a shift that reflects changing attitudes towards India's rule over the disputed region. The cleric's shift marks a subtle but significant change in the way Kashmiris approach their fight for independence.
US President Donald Trump's 'America First' tariffs are threatening India's growing textile industry, including traditional crafts like Zardozi, which rely on millions of livelihoods and pose significant economic risks to a country aiming to become 'Make in India'. The tariffs impose significant duties on Indian textiles imported from the US, causing widespread concern among artisans and small business owners.
The Pentagon has backed up Under Secretary of Defense for Personnel and Readiness Anthony Tata amid a legal dispute in Florida involving a self-described astrologer. The Department of Defense is standing firmly behind Tata during this time.
Former US Rep. Tulsi Gabbard accused former White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki of having a 'hatred of God' after she made remarks about a Minneapolis school shooting that Gabbard took as a personal attack on her Catholic faith.
Federal judge blocks Trump's expanded deportation plan over due process concerns for illegal immigrants. The judge halted expedited removals from the interior of the US, citing risks to the applicants' rights.
A federal appeals court has ruled that most of President Donald Trump's tariffs are illegal under federal law in an appeals ruling. The court struck down the tariffs imposed by Trump as unconstitutional.
A federal appeals court has ruled that President Donald Trump unlawfully used emergency powers to impose sweeping tariffs earlier this year.
The Trump administration reportedly sought to soft launch a new election-watching tool with modified features aimed at gathering electoral data. The 'soft launch' was allegedly part of an effort to test and refine the tool without drawing attention to itself.
A federal judge in Washington, D.C. grilled lawyers for the Justice Department and Lisa Cook over President Donald Trump's historic attempt to fire her from the Federal Reserve during a high-stakes hearing on Friday. The DOJ and Cook's team are reportedly trading blows as they clash over the constitutionality of the president's actions.
US women's soccer star Trinity Rodman made a surprise appearance at a US Open press conference, playfully grilling her boyfriend Ben Shelton about his tennis performance and upcoming match against Pablo Carreño Busta. The lighthearted exchange was a welcome respite from the tension of competition in the sport.
President Donald Trump has canceled Kamala Harris' Secret Service detail, reversing an extension ordered by an undisclosed Biden administration decision.
President Donald Trump has repeated numerous debunked false statements in the last week alone, showcasing a pattern of audacious and often untrue claims. CNN Politics has fact-checked these statements, finding them to be notably false.
Former Obama speechwriter Jon Lovett clashed with Los Angeles city councilmember California Democratic state Sen. Scott Wiener during a heated debate on Californias housing crisis.
UN chief Antonio Guterres condemns the ongoing horrors in Gaza and calls for accountability amid a growing famine, nearly two years into the conflict.
Hackers have found a way to remotely disable Windows Defender on most modern PCs, which relies on Microsoft as its first line of defense against malware.
President Donald Trump has signed an executive order reorienting the National Guard to focus on domestic policing, raising concerns about a shift into dark and potentially authoritarian territory. The move is seen as part of a broader effort to deploy the military for law enforcement purposes in the US.
A wild altercation broke out on an American Airlines flight at Miami International Airport, showing two men fighting in the aisle after a man allegedly grabbed a woman's neck while passengers disembarked. The video, obtained by TMZ, prompts authorities to call the police.
Jaime Harrison, former DNC chair, claims that members of President Joe Biden's inner circle dismissed his ideas for a Democratic brand study and YouTube channel, citing the lack of interest from those close to the administration.
Massachusetts residents submitted wild crowdsourced ideas to replace the state flag, ranging from solemn to humorous suggestions including a sketch of a dinosaur holding a donut.
Minnesota Catholic leaders warned Governor Tim Walz years ago about the urgent need for security improvements at nonpublic schools, a concern that was echoed just days before a deadly attack on a school in Anoka County.
A resurfaced letter reveals that Minnesota Catholic leaders warned Governor Tim Walz about the urgent need for security improvements at nonpublic schools, categorizing them as being in 'critical need'.
The US Air Force is planning an official military funeral for deceased insurrectionist Ashli Babbitt, who was shot during the January 6 attack on the Capitol.
A cybersecurity expert has revealed a simple trick to prevent companies from tracking online shopping activity by using a specific format for email addresses that can help protect users' anonymity.
Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem fired back at critics of FEMA, outlining her vision for disaster relief agency reform amid criticism from former and current employees.
President Donald Trump's pick for UN aviation office has a long history of donating to Democrats despite being tapped by the Republican president.
A Florida beach house dubbed the 'Trump house' has gone viral on TikTok for its eye-catching décor, sparking attention from users worldwide. The Marvin Peavys Walton County home sits in a picturesque location along Floridas Scenic Highway 30A.
Donald Trump is attempting to fire the first Black woman to lead the Federal Reserve, Governor Lisa Cook, for political reasons, marking a unprecedented move by an American president.
President Donald Trump is honoring Retired U.S. Army Sgt. Michael Verardo, a catastrophically wounded Afghanistan war hero who passed away at age 40, by saluting him for inspiring the Independence Fund's trackchairs.
Senator Susan Collins faced repeated heckling from protesters at a Maine ribbon-cutting ceremony, delighting her leftist challenger as the pivotal Senate race heats up.