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Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has approved a law halting cooperation with the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), a move that will likely obscure any attempt by Tehran to restart its nuclear program.
Paramount is set to pay $16 million to settle a lawsuit with former US President Donald Trump related to an appearance on CBS News' '60 Minutes.' The agreement comes after months of legal negotiations.
Louisiana has become the latest state to reclassify natural gas as a green energy source under a new law signed by Republican Governor John Bel Edwards. The move comes as several states shift their focus away from fossil fuels towards renewable energy sources.
China's GAC Group introduces the Govy AirCab, a two-seater flying car designed to transform urban travel, as part of its efforts to revolutionize transportation in the country.
Sixteen Democratic AGs sue Trump admin over $1 billion in cuts to school mental health grants. The lawsuit accuses the Department of Education of unlawfully terminating bipartisan federal funding for school-based mental health programs.
Australia vows to crack down on childcare centres following a worker's arrest for numerous sex offences against children in their care; plans include tightening oversight and monitoring of childcare facilities nationwide.
President Donald Trump is targeting CNN and The New York Times for their coverage of the Iran strike, but journalists are shrugging off his criticism despite legal threats from the commander-in-chief.
Democratic Sen. Ed Markey is criticized by SBA Administrator Kelly Loeffler over his description of the American flag as a 'Christian nationalist' symbol. Loeffler fired back at Markey's comments, delivering a sharp rebuke to the Massachusetts senator.
A New York City jury has awarded $22.75 million to a bike deliveryman who lost five toes after falling from a damaged subway platform. The Metropolitan Transportation Authority was ordered to pay the damages.
The Trump administration has approved $10 million in disaster relief loans to small businesses affected by violent LA riots that followed an anti-ICE protest led by Governor Gavin Newsom.
The US Department of Justice is remaining quiet about charging New York City Comptroller Brad Lander with allegedly assaulting an ICE officer, as the city's mayoral results unfold.
Former President Donald Trump's plan to create a comprehensive database of U.S. citizens could potentially be used to suppress voters, particularly from minority communities. The database aims to verify identities and citizenship status, but critics warn it could have voter suppression implications if not implemented carefully.
Zohran Mamdani's socialist NYC mayoral primary win has sparked fierce debate over the feasibility of his radical policy agenda, with Mayor Eric Adams quick to undercut key proposals.
Alaska Senator Lisa Murkowski played a key role in negotiating changes to President Donald Trump's domestic agenda bill, securing increased federal funding for her state as part of the deal. The concessions made by Murkowski are seen as a major win for her in a bid to protect Alaska's interests.
Coco Gauff was stunned in straight sets in the first round of Wimbledon, less than a month after winning the French Open. The 21-year-old tennis phenom's tournament ended abruptly.
WNBA player Michele Tafoya claims 'jealousy' led to Caitlin Clark's low All-Star voting, calling it 'so dumb', amid social media frenzy questioning her ninth-place ranking among guards.
Zohran Mamdani has officially won the NYC Dem primary by 12 points over Andrew Cuomo, who will remain in the race despite his decisive loss.
President Donald Trump blasted New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani and threatened to arrest him if he fails to comply with federal immigration laws, in a scathing attack on the Assemblyman from Queens.
President Donald Trump criticized New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani for refusing to condemn the term 'globalize the intifada.' Trump called Mamdani a 'total nut job' in response.
Former President Donald Trump warns of a 'whopping 68% tax increase' if the Senate fails to pass his historic bill, while Senate Democrats and Republicans continue to navigate their differences over the legislation.
Democratic Rep. Dwight Evans of Pennsylvania announced that he will not seek re-election to the U.S. House of Representatives in 2026, but plans to finish his current term.
A new migrant detention facility called 'Alligator Alcatraz' has been built in the Florida Everglades, sparking controversy over its location and treatment of detained migrants near President Donald Trump's Miami resort.
Democratic Party officials are vowing to fiercely defend federal campaign spending limits as the Supreme Court reviews a Republican-led challenge to them this fall. They will 'fight tooth and nail' to preserve these limits, which were established to regulate campaign finance.
Several top Democrats and members of the press have called on New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani to denounce his 'globalize the intifada' phrase, which is interpreted as a call for violence during an uprising.
A paralyzed man has regained the ability to speak and sing thanks to an advanced AI brain-computer interface that allows him to communicate through his thoughts. The breakthrough technology has enabled him to reconnect with loved ones and experience a sense of freedom he thought was lost forever.
Elon Musk has indicated he will donate to Rep. Thomas Massie, a Republican excoriated by former President Trump, in support of his fiscal hawk stance.
Democratic Gov. Kathy Hochul tops each of her potential Republican challengers by 20 points or more in a potential 2026 gubernatorial showdowns in blue-leaning New York State. However, 55% of NY voters want someone else to run against her.
Kari Lake, a former unsuccessful candidate for Arizona's top offices, suggests that the Voice of America (VOA) might be dead on arrival (DOA) under her leadership, having lost Senate and gubernatorial bids in 2022 and 2024 respectively.
President Donald Trump and Paramount Global are engaged in advanced settlement negotiations over his lawsuit against them over a segment featured on '60 Minutes', according to a recent court filing. A possible settlement may be reached before the July 4th holiday weekend.
Bryan Kohberger has accepted a plea deal in the Idaho student murders case, agreeing to a guilty plea in exchange for sparing his life.
Lawmakers' push for the One Big Beautiful Bill Act has sparked warnings from a key industry expert about potential risks to US national security due to underfunding of critical public safety communications infrastructure.
Republican hopefuls wait with bated breath as Lara Trump makes a decision on running for Senate in North Carolina, pending her endorsement from former President Donald Trump.
The Transportation Security Administration is rolling out a new security lane and offering benefits for military service members as part of its changes to airport security processes. The updates are set to begin taking effect at some airports on Tuesday.
Elon Musk threatened to 'destroy' Tesla if Republican lawmakers voted for the 'Big, Beautiful Bill', a bill that could provide tax credits for electric vehicle purchases and impact his company's business model. The comment came as Senate Democrats debated the bill on Monday.
Mamdani's New York victory has sparked an Islamophobic backlash in the US, with some groups expressing outrage over increased representation of Muslim Americans. The backlash comes as Muslim New Yorkers have long been a visible part of the city's diverse religious scene.
Rep. Ritchie Torres criticized Democratic New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani for not condemning the slogan 'globalize the intifada' during a CNN News Central segment on Monday.
The investigation into a trans athlete's alleged misconduct at San Jose State University has reignited controversy surrounding the university and its transgender student, who is also a volleyball player, amid a related lawsuit led by one of their lawyers.
LeBron James has chosen to remain with the Los Angeles Lakers after picking up a $52 million player option for the upcoming season, cementing his future in the NBA.
A robot-run convenience store called VenHub is revolutionizing the shopping experience by automating tasks such as ordering, grabbing items, and delivering them to a secure window without human employees.
President Trump expressed uncertainty over when the Civil War ended, sparking concerns about his knowledge of historical events, as Republicans rush to pass a major bill in response; the true motives behind this sudden move remain unclear.
The Trump administration has filed a lawsuit against Maryland courts for upholding federal laws and regulations, a move seen as unusual and potentially unprecedented.
PolitiFact has declared that Democratic mayoral hopeful Zohran Mamdani is not a communist after fact-checking President Donald Trump's claims against him.
Radical and left-leaning mayors from cities like Los Angeles and Chicago are being cited as potential defining figures for the modern Democratic Party's shift towards more progressive policies. These urban leaders' stances on issues such as socialism and social justice are influencing the party's direction.
President Donald Trump's efforts to implement sweeping global trade reforms appear to be falling short, as his administration faces growing pressure to renew country-specific tariffs just 10 days before they expire.
Iran's top Shiite cleric issues a 'fatwa' against US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, which some experts call an incitement to terrorism. The decree is seen as a significant escalation in tensions between Iran and its adversaries.
Republicans face a ferocious ad campaign surrounding Trump's 'big, beautiful bill' with passage of President Donald Trump's landmark policy bill hanging in the balance and at least $35 million being spent by political groups and business interests on advertising.
President Donald Trump celebrated Republican Senator Thom Tillis's retirement announcement as a victory for the party, sending a warning to other 'cost cutting Republicans' who may follow suit.
Former Senator Jeff Flake reacts to Senator Thom Tillis' retirement announcement, calling his actions a 'cult' led by President Donald Trump. Flake is known for being one of Trump's most vocal critics during his first administration.
Rep. Riley Moore calls Democratic socialist Zohran Mamdani a 'gift' to the Republican Party after he won New York City's mayoral primary.
Curtis Sliwa vows to stay in NYC mayoral race despite growing concerns from his donors about challenging socialist candidate Zohran Mamdani. The Republican nominee blamed incumbent Eric Adams for the rise of Mamdani.
Legendary horse trainer D. Wayne Lukas has died at 89 after being hospitalized for a severe MRSA blood infection.
A first-term House Republican and military veteran is considering a bid for Sen. Thom Tillis' North Carolina Senate seat after Tillis announced he will not seek re-election.
New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani reiterated his plan to tax wealthier neighborhoods and expressed support for abolishing billionaires, sparking further debate on his proposals.
Senator Lindsey Graham says it is 'too early to tell' whether Iran has given up its ambitions to become a nuclear power, and warns that negotiations are in trouble until certain changes are made.
I'm a Christian pastor who was born in Egypt; here's what I learned about Iran's nuclear obsession. As an Egyptian Christian, I've seen firsthand oppression under authoritarian regimes and understand the regional tensions that drive Iran's pursuit of nuclear power.
A 7,500-ton historic building in Shanghai's Hua County has been relocated using 432 robots, showcasing the city's engineering prowess.
Russia's summer offensive in Ukraine has been underwhelming so far, failing to capture significant territory despite months of anticipation and talk of a major assault.
President Donald Trump has threatened to support a GOP candidate in a primary challenge against Sen. Thom Tillis over his opposition to the 'big, beautiful bill'.
Irish-language rap group Kneecap performed at Glastonbury Festival, shouting out to a banned Palestinian group and prompting chants of 'Free Palestine' from tens of thousands of fans.
Senate Republicans have successfully passed President Donald Trump's 'big, beautiful bill' after hours of negotiations, bringing the megabill one step closer to final approval.
Environmental groups have filed a federal lawsuit to block the construction of 'Alligator Alcatraz', an undocumented immigrant detention center, alleging officials failed to evaluate its ecological impacts.
Rod Stewart backs Brexit leader Nigel Farage in a wide-ranging political discussion, saying he supports him over current UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio condemned alleged Iranian threats against IAEA Director General Rafael Mariano Grossi as 'unacceptable' and called for them to be addressed.
Senate Republicans voted to move forward on President Donald Trump's 'big, beautiful bill,' a giant tax cuts and spending measure, though its fate remains uncertain.
Tourists at Yellowstone National Park witnessed a bison's tragic death when the animal fell into the near-boiling waters of the Grand Prismatic Spring on June 21. The incident left many tourists horrified as they watched the bison boil to death in the hot spring.
CBS's 60 Minutes interview with then-Vice President Kamala Harris has been criticized for violating long-standing network guidelines, sparking controversy over President Donald Trump's $20 billion 'election interference' lawsuit. The interview's tone and content have raised questions about CBS's adherence to its journalistic standards.
A new poll from Pew Research Center reveals President Donald Trump has gained a significant coalition of racially and ethnically diverse voters in 2024.
Networks are applying a double standard by shielding New York City socialist Mamdani from being labeled 'extreme', while applying the same label to conservatives, highlighting liberal bias in news divisions. This inconsistency raises concerns about objectivity and nonpartisan reporting in politics.
A former schoolmate and current New York assemblyman has called Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's claimed Bronx identity a 'bold-face lie,' revealing photos of her from his high school yearbook in Yorktown Heights, a suburb near the Bronx. The lawmaker made the allegations in an interview with the New York Post.
A former cop's journey to becoming a conservative YouTube star began at an Arizona Trump rally during the 2016 election, where he was inspired to share his experiences and perspectives on social media. He eventually became known as 'The Officer Tatum' and gained a large following as a conservative influencer.
The Supreme Court had a banner day on Friday, releasing a wave of history-making rulings that reined in judicial power and served up victories for both sides of long-standing cultural debates.
President Donald Trump delivered a strong endorsement of NATO, reversing his years-long criticism of the alliance, in a significant turnaround from his previous stance. This marks a notable shift in Trump's relationship with the alliance, once known for blasting it publicly.
Scientists have unveiled the Kara Pod, a countertop device capable of transforming air into clean water and freshly brewed coffee, offering a potential game-changer for households worldwide.
Notorious Iranian prison boss Hedayatollah Farzadi escapes Evin Prison minutes before Israeli airstrikes after receiving secret warning about a threat to his life and an alleged exchange with Israeli authorities. The exact circumstances surrounding Farzadi's escape are still unknown.
President Donald Trump has nominated Jeanine Pirro, a former prosecutor and Fox News host, for a high-level law enforcement position, drawing criticism that she is being weaponized by the administration. The nomination highlights the unusual pairing of a law enforcement official with a media personality known for her inflammatory rhetoric.
President Trump's trade deals are stalling out at a critical moment, with only 90 days left on a tariff pause and no new agreements in sight to replace them.
Afghan refugees in Israel are caught in the middle of Israel's war on Iran, leaving them vulnerable to further violence and displacement. Israeli missiles raining down on Tehran have reminded one Afghan mother, Shamsi, of her family's precarious situation.
Foreign aid cuts are disproportionately affecting the most vulnerable populations in the world's largest refugee camp, located on the outskirts of Coxs Bazar in Bangladesh.
President Donald Trump has won a major victory after the Supreme Court ruled against him and lifted an injunction blocking him from implementing certain policies, allowing him to continue pursuing his agenda. The court's decision clears the way for Trump to move forward with even more of his legislative initiatives.
WNBA champion Natasha Cloud publicly supports socialist candidate Zohran Mamdani in New York's mayoral race. The player made her endorsement clear in recent days, demonstrating her backing for radical social change in the city.
A World Health Organization (WHO) scientific advisory group has released a report on the origins of COVID-19, concluding that available evidence suggests the deadly pandemic was caused by an animal source, but leaving open the possibility of a lab leak origin as China continues to impede investigation.
The Providence City Council has approved the distribution of 'Know Your Rights' mailers to Rhode Island residents, teaching them how to resist ICE operations and deal with law enforcement in a way that respects their rights.
Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett has reinforced her conservative leanings, aligning herself closely with President Trump and the conservative majority on the court. Her recent decisions have faced criticism from some conservatives who feel she has strayed too far in certain cases involving Trump.
The US Supreme Court's decision upholding parents' rights in banning LGBTQ books from elementary school classrooms has been hailed by parent groups and religious liberty experts as a victory for parental freedoms. The ruling supported Maryland parents who fought to remove explicit content from their children's reading materials.
Democratic Socialist Zohran Mamdani's surprise victory in the New York City Democratic Party primary has sent shockwaves within the party, sparking internal divisions on how to proceed. Republicans have swiftly attacked Mamdani's candidacy, while Democrats are grappling with the implications of his unconventional win.
Andrew Cuomo will continue his campaign for New York City mayor despite a surprising setback to Mamdani in the primary election.
The United Nations reports a surge in preventable diseases in Gaza due to the Israeli blockade, which is leaving civilians without access to much-needed medicine and clean water. The uptick in diseases is claiming lives among the civilian population in the territory.
Israel's Defence Minister Israel Katz says his country wanted to kill Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei during the recent 12-day war between the two sides.
Cooper Flagg, a top prospect from Duke, has been selected as the first overall pick in the NBA draft by the Dallas Mavericks amid controversy and speculation surrounding his background.
Seattle mayoral candidate Katie Wilson has outlined a plan to 'Trump-proof' the city if elected, vowing to make Seattle more resistant to conservative influences and policies.
The US Supreme Court has ruled in favor of South Carolina in a challenge to Planned Parenthood's Medicaid funding, siding with the state in its dispute over abortion restrictions. The decision gives lawmakers in states like South Carolina more control over how federal funds are spent on family planning services.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced new sanctions on families of fentanyl traffickers, calling them 'necessary' to deter and dismantle the flow of deadly fentanyl into the United States. The new policy imposes restrictions on visa applications for family members of those convicted of trafficking in the opioid.
Kenneth Chesebro, a key figure in the Republican efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election results through a fake elector scheme, has been disbarred in New York. The disbarment comes after the state's Supreme Court found Chesebro guilty of violating the Election Law and other provisions.
Rosie O'Donnell revealed she was 'very depressed' and 'overdrinking' after Donald Trump's first election victory in 2016, sharing her struggles on a podcast.
Tucker Carlson's podcast surged up the YouTube and Spotify charts last week amid controversy surrounding a confrontation with Senator Ted Cruz over the Israel-Iran conflict and a feud with fellow MAGA media stars.
Republicans are seeking to portray Zohran Mamdani, a Democratic candidate for New York governor, as the face of the party in their efforts to gain an advantage in next year's election. Two major Republican candidates, George Pataki and Lee Zeldin, have already begun criticizing Mamdani, suggesting that they intend to make him the villain of the campaign.
Israel, Iran, and the US have reached a consensus on US President Donald Trump's strikes against Iranian targets, according to reports. The agreement comes after months of negotiations between the three nations.
Democrats spent $20M on a study to understand what's wrong with American men, as they struggle to connect with male voters in the 2024 presidential election. The nation is left mocking the effort, questioning its effectiveness and motives.
Former President Bill Clinton congratulated state Assemblymember Zohran Mamdani on his NYC primary win, wishing him 'much success'.
New York City may be on the cusp of a socialist takeover, as Zohran Mamdani's win in the Democrat primary sets him on track to become mayor in November. The outcome is being seen as grim by many due to its potential implications for the city's economic policies and social structure.