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A swarm of teens stormed a Sacramento gas station convenience store, overwhelming a lone clerk who was eventually left shelled with snacks in the chaos, caught on camera. The swift and intense attack was captured on surveillance footage.
Iranian interior secretary warns that Iranian missiles could have hit DC from Venezuela before Trump's move, citing potential proxy use.
The BBC has appointed Matt Brittin, a former Google executive, as its new director general amid controversy surrounding a Trump documentary last year. The move follows an investigation into the broadcaster's handling of the episode.
The White House is targeting Rep. Jamie Raskin for questioning the accuracy of classified documents related to a dismissed case involving former President Trump, accusing him of spreading 'deranged lies.
University of Oregon to offer abortion pills on campus this fall after student pressure campaign. The university will begin providing access to abortion pills starting in the fall semester.
Vice President JD Vance's anti-fraud task force is ramping up efforts to identify fraud across the US after suspending 70 providers in LA. The task force has taken a major step forward following President Donald Trump's appointment of Vance last week.
The White House issued a warning to Iran, saying President Donald Trump is prepared to 'unleash hell' if Tehran refuses to step back from its nuclear ambitions and threats against the US.
An Iran-linked influence campaign is pushing anti-Israel messaging disguised as US voices on social media, suggesting a significant portion of online backlash may be artificially generated.
A 19-year-old Texas repeat offender has been arrested and returned to jail after allegedly killing a man while out on probation, despite violating his bonds multiple times. Johnnie Lillie is charged with the shooting death of Jermarkus J...
Biden administration's political priorities, including the 2022 midterm elections, hindered negotiations on a tougher nuclear agreement with Iran, according to former Secretary of State Antony Blinken.
Law enforcement officials are celebrating a third consecutive year of calm spring break celebrations at a former hot spot in Florida as chaos spreads to other party hubs throughout the state.
Venezuelan political leader María Corina Machado pitches her country as a top US oil partner and 'beacon of hope and wealth creation for this hemisphere' after Trump ousts Maduro.
Democrats seize on flip of Republican-controlled legislative seat in Palm Beach, Florida, which they claim is a signal for their strong midterm performance; Republicans reject this narrative as a misreading of the election results.
Congressional Democrats are pressuring the Republican-controlled House to issue a subpoena for Corey Lewandowski, former Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem's top advisor, over his alleged role in a $220 million ad campaign that has been deemed controversial by many Democrats.
A bipartisan Senate bill to cap insulin for Americans at $35 has new momentum, reviving efforts that previously stalled, as lawmakers aim to make life-saving medication more affordable.
Tiger Woods made his return to golf on Tuesday night at The Golf League (TGL) Finals, supported by his girlfriend Vanessa Trump in attendance.
New York Times columnist Bret Stephens says President Donald Trump's war against Iran is 'going better than you think,' disagreeing with liberal media colleagues.
Former Google executive Matt Brittin will be the new director-general of the BBC, succeeding Tony Hall, who stepped down after 10 years at the helm, amid uncertainty over the broadcaster's future under new UK government regulations.
President Donald Trump is urging Sydney Gruters, the wife of Republican National Committee Chair Joe Gruters, to run for Congress, pledging to endorse her if she runs in Florida's 16th Congressional District.
Florida Democrats have flipped control of a long-vacant Republican-held state House seat in a Palm Beach-anchored district that includes Mar-a-Lago, President Donald Trump's home turf. The seat had been vacant since 2013 and was seen as a key test for the party ahead of the 2024 elections.
Some Transportation Security Administration (TSA) agents are selling their blood plasma to make ends meet as the 38-day Department of Homeland Security shutdown drags on, citing financial struggles. The move is a result of the TSA's reduced pay and the inability to afford basic necessities like gas during the extended closure.
Conservatives accuse former special counsel Jack Smith of improperly coordinating with two federal judges, citing newly released documents that show ties in Trump cases. The accusations come from Sen. Chuck Grassley's release of documents about Smith's tea meetings with the judges.
Kickstarter removes fundraising campaign for book featuring interviews with 'Save Women's Sports' activists, including Riley Gaines and Jennifer Sey.
A brutal stabbing in an affluent Northern California community has raised concerns about targeted violence after suspect's Facebook posts appeared to target the victim, according to a report. The incident is sparking worries for residents in this historically quiet area.
Minnesota officials sue Trump administration over evidence related to three federal officer shootings that resulted in the deaths of Alex Pretti and Renee Good. The lawsuit seeks access to evidence needed for an independent investigation into the incidents.
Senate confirms DOJ fraud chief Colin McDonald on a 52-4 vote to serve as the Justice Department's first assistant attorney general for national fraud enforcement amid the growing controversy surrounding allegations of misconduct at a Minnesota daycare.
A homeless New York City parolee is back behind bars for allegedly attempting to sexually assault a woman in Central Park, just months after being released from prison on similar charges. Good Samaritans helped stop the alleged incident.
Minnesota has sued the Trump administration to gain access to evidence in investigations into two fatal shootings involving federal agents: Alex Pretti and Renee Good. The state is seeking information related to the incidents that sparked outrage among Democrats.
Federal investigators at the NTSB have uncovered 'conflicting information' in LaGuardia Airport control tower logs, raising questions about who handled ground-control duties in the moments before a deadly plane crash on December 17, 2018. The agency still does not know who was responsible for these duties at the time of the incident.
Senator John Fetterman slams his Democratic colleagues for the ongoing partial government shutdown, while TSA workers miss paychecks due to the DHS shutdown.
New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill is leveraging her political influence to support moderate Democrats ahead of the midterms, taking aim at progressive wing within the party.
California Governor Gavin Newsom sparked backlash after comparing himself to Patrick Bateman from 'American Psycho,' a move intended as a humorous jab at President Donald Trump's persona. The comparison was widely seen as tone-deaf and instead backfired on Newsom.
President Donald Trump is pushing for new restrictions on mail-in voting, despite making false claims about its security and efficacy since his 2020 campaign. His proposal is based on unverified lies about mail-in voting.
A repeat offender, Thomas Haynes, 46, is accused of killing a 23-year-old woman in a hit-and-run crash before fleeing the scene and walking away, his fourth such incident.
The Trump administration's Department of Education has notified San Jose State University that it will face 'impending enforcement action' due to its refusal to comply with Title IX regarding a transgender volleyball scandal.
Minnesota officials sue the Trump administration over evidence in shooting deaths of Alex Pretti and Renee Good to investigate three shootings by federal officers, including the killings of two civilians.
FBI agents in Newark, New Jersey, have rescued a missing 17-year-old autistic boy after a tense, nearly two-day search in near-freezing temperatures, finding him in rugged terrain.
A DocuSign email scam has targeted healthcare workers, attempting to gain access to sensitive patient information by sending fake documents for signature. The scammers are using phishing tactics to trick victims into clicking on malicious links.
Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt has announced Alan Armstrong as his choice to replace Markwayne Mullin in the US Senate, following a Monday vote confirming President Donald Trump's nominee for the seat.
Iran's military vows to continue fighting until complete victory despite heavy losses from a joint US-Israeli campaign, but no further details were given on their next move.
A professional cornhole player who is also a quadruple amputee faces murder charges after allegedly killing a man in Maryland this week. Dayton Webber, 27, is accused of shooting and killing a victim on a roadside.
Authorities in Connecticut recovered the body of 20-year-old college student Dominick Joseph Tocci after a multi-day search following a canoeing accident on a local lake.
House conservatives are criticizing their Republican colleagues in the Senate over a potential deal to end a six-week DHS shutdown amid disagreements over immigration reform. The disagreement centers on the SAVE Act, which would provide a pathway to citizenship for undocumented immigrants.
Former Trump counterterror chief Joe Kent clashed with conservative radio host Mark Levin over alleged leaks and Iran threat claims in a rare public disagreement.
Former special counsel Jack Smith secretly sought over two years' worth of phone records for now-FBI Director Kash Patel during his investigation into President Donald Trump.
A GOP state legislative candidate in Florida is battling to hold a key seat in the president's stomping ground, where Republicans have struggled to maintain control of a long-vacant House district in Palm Beach.
A federal judge has ordered the revival of the Voice of America's mission to provide news for countries around the world, which was largely shut down for the past year.
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Senator Chris Van Hollen declined to say if he trusts Iranian officials over President Donald Trump regarding war discussions, calling the president a 'liar'.
GOP Senator Ashley Moody introduces legislation to close a Medicaid loophole that allows fraudsters to avoid prosecution, seeking to prevent millions of dollars in fraudulent payments.
A federal judge appointed by Joe Biden has rejected Trump administration Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s declaration on transgender treatments for children, ruling he overstepped his authority.
Pakistan says it's prepared to host talks between the US and Iran in a bid for peace after US President Donald Trump recently claimed that direct negotiations were underway between Washington and Tehran.
The Department of Justice will argue before the Supreme Court on Tuesday that lower courts are undermining the federal government's ability to manage the southern border in a closely watched Supreme Court case about migrants.
PolyBio's VIPER Diagnostics Program launches as the first phase of its Long COVID Cure Initiative, aiming to validate diagnostic tests for SARS-CoV-2 persistence and other drivers of Long COVID. The program will provide a path to more targeted treatments.
Lawmakers' airport perks are under fire as a new House bill targets their travel benefits during the ongoing partial government shutdown, which is causing delays and disruptions at TSA checkpoints nationwide. The proposed bill aims to mirror the hardship experienced by many ordinary Americans affected by the shutdown.
The Trump administration has unveiled a national AI policy framework to guide the development and deployment of artificial intelligence across the United States.
A massive heat wave has set records in 14 states and the entire US, spreading eastward from the Southwest and potentially becoming one of the country's most extensive heat waves.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis left open the door to a potential 2028 White House bid when asked about his future presidential plans during an appearance on 'Hang Out with Sean,' despite a recent health scare for his wife.
A flight attendant is reported to have miraculously survived being tossed from an Air Canada plane after it crashed into a fire truck at New York's LaGuardia Airport late Sunday night. The incident has been hailed as a 'total miracle'.
Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro argued on Sunday that Democratic Party's issues run deeper than just rhetorical points, suggesting the party is due for an internal reckoning.
Bestselling author and award-winning journalist Bob Woodward is set to release a new memoir called 'Secrets: A Reporter's Memoir', which promises to lift the lid on decades of his reporting experience. The book will offer an inside account of how Woodward came to write so many influential insider accounts.
Democrat Emily Gregory is projected to win a special state House election in Palm Beach's House District 80, which includes President Donald Trump's home of Mar-a-Lago.
Violence surged across the West Bank during muted Eid al-Fitr celebrations, as tensions escalated amidst the ongoing US-Israel war on Iran and its impact on the region.
Radio host Charlamagne Tha God warned President Donald Trump that people would celebrate his death 'like Mardi Gras in New Orleans' after his post on former FBI director Robert Mueller's departure from the Special Counsel investigation.
Speaker Mike Johnson is increasing pressure on Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer to resolve the DHS shutdown, which has led to mounting airport delays.
Top Virginia Democrats acknowledged their push to redistrict the commonwealth's congressional map is primarily aimed at blocking President Donald Trump and his agenda rather than ensuring 'fairness' for voters.
A repeat offender with nearly 100 arrests has been taken into custody after leading police on a high-speed chase and a series of retail thefts across multiple counties in Washington state. This marks his near-100th arrest as authorities continue to crack down on the individual's crime spree.
Pakistan is navigating a delicate situation as the Iran conflict escalates, and Islamabad has emerged as a potential venue for US-Tehran talks amid its own border clashes. The country's cautious diplomacy is testing its ability to balance relations with neighboring countries amidst rising tensions.
Justice Samuel Alito emphasized the literal meaning of the word 'day' during Supreme Court arguments over late-arriving ballots, as states debate whether they can accept ballots postmarked by a specific day but received after that date.
A Southern California woman and three others are charged in connection with a murder tied to an alleged murder-for-hire plot, which has been dubbed 'unusual' by local authorities. The grim discovery was initially made inside an apartment, leading to a coast-to-coast investigation.
A newly released video shows an Air Canada jet colliding with a fire truck on a runway at LaGuardia airport in New York City, killing both pilots on board, after air traffic control issued a frantic warning of the impending collision. The incident occurred during takeoff and was described by officials as 'unfortunate' and 'tragic'.
Jessie J was rushed to the hospital after nearly breaking her neck when she smashed her head into the roof of a car during her No Secrets tour in China. The incident occurred while the singer-songwriter is performing on stage in the country.
Dozens of spring breakers were arrested across two popular beach destinations over the weekend in a crackdown on fights, drug activity, and lawlessness during the peak holiday period. Authorities reported sweeping arrests as they sought to restore order to areas experiencing chaos and disruption.
A top TSA watchdog backs President Trump's move to relocate ICE airport checkpoints amid a government shutdown that is snarling travel, while lawmakers warn of potential security risks.
President Donald Trump is demanding that the SAVE America Act be tied to Department of Homeland Security (DHS) funding amidst ongoing airport security chaos.
The Supreme Court's conservative majority signals readiness to curb late-arriving mail ballots in several US states by potentially overturning laws that allow for their counting.
Sarah Ferguson's spokesperson has broken silence on rumors that she plans to star in a reality TV show about cloning Queen Elizabeth II's corgis, amidst speculation about her potential participation. The 66-year-old former Duchess of York is said to be set to appear in the project.
A habitual offender with over 10 prior convictions was arrested after being caught on camera driving backwards on a busy Florida highway. The incident prompted multiple calls to the Flagler County Sheriff's Department.
House Republicans are focusing on vulnerable Democratic districts ahead of the 2026 midterm elections due to the recent Department of Homeland Security shutdown and growing Transportation Security Administration security concerns.
Former Director of National Intelligence Dennis Blair reportedly angered President Barack Obama by asking if he would tolerate Iran possessing a nuclear weapon during a White House meeting, highlighting the divisions between Obama's policy and his intelligence chief at the time. The exact nature of their disagreement is not specified in this summary.
The US government has agreed to pay TotalEnergies $1 billion to relinquish two offshore wind leases, part of a broader effort to slow down the development of offshore wind farms in sensitive areas.
Police investigating Alabama student Jimmy Gracey's death are awaiting toxicology and autopsy results before deciding whether to pursue charges, currently leaving no formal charges pending.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents began patrolling US airports on Monday to help with TSA security lines, without wearing masks as recommended by President Donald Trump. The President also floated the idea of deploying National Guard troops to alleviate airport congestion.
ATM jackpotting attacks have surged across the US, where thieves use specialized cards to drain cash from compromised ATMs, leaving victims with empty machines and significant financial losses.
The US Supreme Court has ruled that a Vermont state police sergeant is entitled to qualified immunity in a lawsuit over a protester's claim of injury during an arrest involving a wristlock technique. The court reversed a lower court decision that had denied the sergeant immunity from the lawsuit.
Democratic congressional candidate Jack Schlossberg says President Donald Trump has successfully poached young voters from 'anti-everything' Democrats, effectively flipping the political script. The 39-year-old candidate, who is also the grandson of former President John F. Kennedy, made this observation in an interview.
The past decade was confirmed as the hottest on record by a new UN climate report, citing rising temperatures driven by fossil fuels. The report warns of an urgent need for climate action to address this trend.
Country singer Carly Pearce says her Southern Christian upbringing came with 'sex shame' and judgment, which had a profound impact on her relationship with faith and identity.
British police are investigating an arson attack on ambulances belonging to a Jewish community charity in north London as an anti-Semitic hate crime. The incident occurred overnight and was reported by police who were called to Golders Green.
The predicted blue tsunami for the November election might be short-lived as some polls show a narrow lead of six points for Democrats over Republicans in support for the House.
Frantic air traffic control audio has been released revealing the moment of the crash that left two pilots dead and at least 42 injured after striking a fire truck Sunday at New York's LaGuardia airport. The audio captures an air traffic controller repeatedly telling a pilot to 'stop, stop, stop' as he crashed into a fire truck on the ground.
Dem Senate candidate James Talarico is facing an online backlash after a video surfaced showing him calling for Texans to give up meat to combat climate change, sparking accusations of elitism and environmental overreach.
A US federal judge has ruled against the Pentagon's strict censorship policies for journalists, paving the way for greater press freedom and reporting on sensitive topics. The decision is seen as a victory for the press despite largely being met with indifference from the general public.
Iran warned Monday it will strike electrical plants across the Middle East if US President Donald Trump follows through on his threat to bomb power stations in the region.
Marco Bezzecchi dominated the Brazilian MotoGP to extend his winning streak to four, now leading the championship standings.
President Donald Trump and British Prime Minister Keir Starmer have agreed that the Strait of Hormuz must be reopened due to escalating tensions in the Middle East.
Iran threatens mass 'water war' with strikes on key plants in days, escalating tensions with the US and Israel and potentially triggering global economic fallout, according to a UN official.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer condemned President Donald Trump's plan to deploy ICE agents to US airports, calling it 'asking for trouble.
A recent trend on YouTube has seen job scams spreading rapidly through random texts, promising lucrative opportunities and urgent action is needed to spot these messages fast and avoid falling victim. Authorities are warning users to be cautious of such messages that promise instant wealth or prizes with little to no effort required.
President Trump mocked Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer for a near gaffe on the Senate floor, calling him 'discombobulated' over a misstatement about funding ICE. The incident occurred as Schumer was discussing Democrats' opposition to funding the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency.