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A former Biden official has warned Donald Trump to stay out of the spotlight after reportedly speaking out on issues within the Democratic Party. The warning comes as the party is said to be 'angry' with Trump's recent comments.
Ohio Republican Attorney General Dave Yost touts his record as a candidate for governor in the key state, emphasizing that results outweigh his opponent's rhetoric in the primary election against tech entrepreneur Vivek Ramaswamy.
At least 17 people have been killed in a pair of attacks by suspected nomadic cattle herders in central Nigeria's Benue State.
Medal of Honor recipient Sgt. Dakota Meyer has reenlisted in the Marine Corps Reserve after 15 years away from active duty, stating that his 'mission never left' him.
Rep. Ro Khanna, a Democratic congressman from California, is leading an effort to rebrand the party after resistance from former President Donald Trump's influence, taking aim at his own party members in the process.
A pro-life father whose home was raided by the FBI is appealing a ruling by an 'activist' judge that denied his request to settle his lawsuit against the Justice Department. Mark Houck claims the investigation was 'faulty'.
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The Trump administration's system to expel students and educators from the US uses a flawed process that can result in hundreds of thousands of visa revocations each year, affecting individuals who have invested time and money into pursuing education or research opportunities in the country. The system relies on flawed and often inconsistent criteria, leading to uncertainty and unfair treatment for those affected.
US Supreme Court orders a temporary halt to deportations under an antique wartime law invoked by the previous administration.
A suspect who set fire to Pennsylvania's governor's mansion has released a 911 call explaining his motivation for the arson, claiming it was fueled by the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza. The suspect's identity and further details have not been disclosed at this time.
A small Indian tea shop in Serampore relies on community trust and goodwill to stay afloat, as customers bring their own cups and pay voluntarily, making it an unconventional yet effective business model.
A Gaza photojournalist who covered the conflict for 18 months was killed in an Israeli airstrike, along with seven members of her family. Fatima Hassouna had written a statement saying she wanted to die in a dramatic and public way if that happened.
Christian leaders urge the Trump administration to reconsider deportations of Afghan Christians who face torture or death, seeing an opportunity for President Donald Trump to correct a Biden-era mistake.
A group of Harvard law students allegedly conspired to blackball law firms critical of campus antisemitism by spreading false information about them online and through other means. The investigation found that these anti-Israel students targeted several law firms that had opposed anti-Israel efforts on college campuses.
Harvard University President Alan M. Garber's decision to publicly express his opposition to the Trump administration's federal funding freeze by wearing a Harvard shirt was met with support from Steve Kerr, who wore a similar Harvard shirt in response to President Trump's actions.
Former Vice President Kamala Harris paid LeBron James' entertainment company $50,000 for campaign event production services, according to records. The payment was made on January 28.
Al Sharpton held a 'constructive and candid' meeting with Target CEO over Diversity, Equity and Inclusion initiatives as his organization puts pressure on companies that previously scaled back DEI efforts.
A former Bernie Sanders campaign advisor is criticizing the Democratic Party for favoring a message that appeals primarily to white liberal voters, stating it ignores the concerns of people of color and working-class Americans. The criticism comes as part of an anti-oligarchy tour led by Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez.
A federal judge in Baltimore has issued a preliminary injunction restricting the Department of Government Efficiency's access to personalized Social Security data. The decision comes after a judge temporarily restricted DOGE's access to the data.
Russia's Supreme Court lifted a ban on Afghanistan's ruling Taliban, a group previously designated as a terrorist organization, more than 20 years ago.
Hamas has rejected an Israeli ceasefire offer, instead calling for a comprehensive proposal to end the conflict in Gaza, amid pressure from far-right lawmakers who are urging escalation.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced he's running for re-election as an independent, saying the Democratic Party 'left' him after embracing 'common sense' ideas.
A South Carolina school bus carrying nearly three dozen middle school students flipped over on a highway after blowing a tire while traveling back from a field trip in North Carolina.
President Donald Trump has rolled back regulations aimed at curbing arsenic and mercury pollution, sparking concern about the health of Americans. The move is seen as a significant setback for efforts to protect against toxic substances in the environment.
US trade policies under President Trump are instead strengthening China through tariffs and undermining America's alliances, contrary to the promised benefits of nationalistic policies.
Maine Rep Laurel Libby has condemned Governor Janet Mills over her response to the U.S. Department of Justice's lawsuit against the state regarding its policy on trans athletes in girls' sports.
Harvard University Dean's Council member resigns amid lawsuit claiming he 'aided and abetted' Hamas; the allegations stem from a connection to nearly 200 family members of Americans killed in an Oc...
Trump's pick to be DC's top prosecutor, Ed Martin, failed to report nearly 200 appearances on far-right media outlets to the Senate in the past few years.
A new study on the IRS reveals that the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act saved Americans billions of dollars in taxes, with the average household benefiting from a reduction of over $2,000. The tax cuts are estimated to have increased disposable income for low- and middle-income families by up to 4%.
Tata Consultancy Services (TCS) faces a US probe over allegations of bias against non-Indian workers, amid claims of discrimination based on race, age, and nationality. The US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is investigating dozens of American workers' complaints.
President Donald Trump has announced plans to fix what he claims are broken showerheads in America, despite experts stating that the issue is not widespread. The president's statement was part of his typical stream of complaints about various everyday problems.
Puerto Rico was hit by a massive island-wide blackout on Wednesday ahead of the Easter weekend. The blackout affected residents who were looking forward to celebrating the holiday.
The Trump administration has asked the IRS to revoke Harvard University's tax-exempt status, according to sources within the Department of Justice.
George Clooney says there should have been a Democratic primary after Joe Biden dropped out of the presidential race last summer, but no contest was held.
Maine's Attorney General Pam Bondi has filed a lawsuit against the state amid its stance on allowing female athletes to compete in girls' sports. The move comes as tensions between Maine and the Trump administration over the issue continue.
Comedian Tim Dillon has expressed his skepticism over the claim that comedians have shifted to the right, calling it the 'craziest thing' he's ever heard. He questioned why core American values such as free speech are being rebranded as 'right-wing'.
The Internal Revenue Service is planning to rescind Harvard University's tax-exempt status, a move that would be an unprecedented act of retaliation against the prestigious institution.
Sen. Josh Hawley is urging Republicans to double down on tax cuts for working-class Americans who supported President Donald Trump.
Bangladesh celebrates its first Bengali New Year, or Pahela Baishakh, since a student-led uprising ousted former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina last year. The event sparked controversy amidst protests and disruptions.
Mark Zuckerberg testified before a federal judge, admitting that 'crazy' and 'scary' ideas led him to acquire Instagram and WhatsApp as part of his purchase of Facebook in 2012. The move was made despite being aware of the potential antitrust concerns at the time.
The Texas GOP's conservative stance on technology could stall President Trump's ambitious 'Stargate' AI initiative, which aims to build 20 ultra-powerful data centers, as China rapidly advances in artificial intelligence. Investors are growing nervous about the project's feasibility due to red tape and potential partisan roadblocks.
China's President Xi Jinping arrives in Malaysia on a Southeast Asian tour to deliver a personal message, positioning Beijing as a more reliable and trustworthy trading partner compared to former US President Donald Trump.
The Trump administration has accused New York Attorney General Letitia James of mortgage fraud in shocking allegations.
The US Army is taking control of nearly 110,000 acres of federal land along the US-Mexico border in New Mexico to increase security and protect the environment. Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum visited New Mexico to announce the move on Tuesday.
There's a possible lead in finding the source of a leak related to the Trump administration's investigation into Hunter Biden's dealings. The development comes as investigations continue to focus on President Trump and his associates.
Ecuador's president, Daniel Noboa, has expressed interest in receiving US military support to help combat the country's growing gang problem, according to an exclusive interview with CNN.
President Trump revealed his proudest accomplishment of his historic first 100 days in office as part of a comprehensive set of tariffs and immigration policies implemented by his administration.
A mysterious series of missing Signal messages between CIA Director William Ratcliffe and a top data official has raised concerns about a potential cover-up within the agency. The incident highlights the need for greater transparency in government communications.
The White House criticized a 'rogue' judge who blocked an effort to revoke a parole program for migrants, with Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt labeling such judges as 'completely abused'.
Police responded to a shooting Tuesday afternoon at Wilmer-Hutchins High School in Dallas, Texas, where a 17-year-old was shot in the leg.
I couldn't find any information about a 'hostile takeover' at the IRS involving cryptocurrency DOGE. The IRS did use taxpayer data for immigration crackdowns during the Trump administration, but no specific details were provided about cryptocurrency involvement.
The first Mexico-born member of Congress launches a House GOP comeback bid targeting a Democrat seen as one of the most vulnerable incumbents in the Republican Party.
Katy Perry's new music video is sparking controversy as some critics argue it perpetuates unrealistic and unattainable beauty standards for women, undermining feminist ideals of body positivity and self-acceptance. The clip, titled 'Space Odyssey,' features Perry dressed in a spaceship-inspired jumpsuit, with many interpreting the imagery as a symbol of female empowerment, but others see it as objectifying and reductionist.
Cory Booker is calling for an investigation into alleged insider trading at the Trump White House, following his recent endurance test of going 25 hours without a bathroom break. This latest move could embarrass Democrats and raise questions about Booker's credibility.
The Trump administration has frozen $2 billion in multi-year grants and contracts at Harvard University and other institutions due to disputes over policy changes, amid rising tensions across American academia. Other university leaders have reportedly refused to comply with White House demands.
A Palestinian activist was arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in Vermont on Monday instead of attending a scheduled US citizenship interview. The man, who led protests against the war in Gaza as a student at Columbia University, was expected to take the oath of allegiance that day.
Bill Maher warns that Democrats risk becoming an 'irrelevant party' if they continue to alienate voters with unpopular 'woke' issues. The liberal talk show host believes the party's refusal to ditch these far-left cultural policies may ultimately hurt their chances in future elections.
Rivals unite to support Shapiro after arson incident; a suspect was arrested in connection with the fire targeting the Philadelphia district attorney.
Internal Revenue Service workers are expecting to learn their layoff fate around Tax Day, coinciding with their busiest time of the year, and Tuesdays tax-filing deadline. This marks a critical week for the agency, which is set to handle its highest volume of tax filings.
President Donald Trump praised the Ohio State Buckeyes during a football title ceremony at White House on Monday afternoon, celebrating the team's national championship victory.
President Donald Trump's foreign policy decisions, particularly his trade war with China, may have troubled former President Ronald Reagan, who would likely have been aghast at such an aggressive approach to a global economic rival. The use of tariffs and other trade measures is seen as a threat to U.S. economic interests and jobs.
Katy Perry breaks down in emotion after her historic trip to space on a Blue Origin rocket and kisses the ground upon landing, describing it as an 'incredible' experience. The singer felt more connected than ever after the 10-minute journey on the New Shepard mission NS-31.
A 25-year-old man was arrested in Georgia for allegedly sending threatening messages to director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard and her husband. He faces charges related to the threats against the politician and her family.
Maine's Attorney General has taken aim at the Trump administration over a judge's ruling that blocked funding for the Biden administration's transgender athlete policy, in a move seen as a response to ongoing battles over trans sports participation. The Maine AG is expected to argue that the ruling was made without sufficient evidence.
A new study from the Cleveland Clinic has sparked concerns among vaccine skeptics over the safety of the flu vaccine, raising questions for those who have been hesitant to get vaccinated in the past.
Former Rep. Mike Rogers launches second straight Republican bid to flip Democrat-held Senate seat in key battleground Michigan.
Five former prosecutors who worked on cases related to the January 6, 2021 US Capitol attack are urging the disciplinary office to investigate Donald Trump's controversial pick for DC's top prosecutor. They claim his appointment is a clear breach of professional standards and ethics.
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Ecuador re-elected President Daniel Noboa amid widespread concerns over rising crime rates in the country. The outcome has raised unease among citizens and raises questions about the government's ability to address these pressing issues.
The Trump administration has secured the release of an American missionary held in Tunisia for 13 months, according to a report; U.S. citizen Robert Vieira was released on Sunday afternoon.
Arizona is set to remove approximately 50,000 noncitizens from its voter rolls following a lawsuit, with all 15 counties now verifying and removing ineligible registrants from their voter registration lists.
Sen. Bernie Sanders took the Coachella stage on Saturday to deride President Donald Trump and 'billionaires' before a crowd of luxury music festival-goers.
ESPN host Stephen A. Smith said he's being 'disgusted' with both major parties and was asked about a possible presidential run on ABC News' Jon Karl. Smith initially denied interest but later suggested that he might consider it due to his frustration with the current state of politics.
Jet-Puffed marshmallows is releasing a $2 Easter dye kit as an alternative to expensive eggs due to record-high egg prices this holiday season. The kits use white-coated marshmallows that can be easily dyed for a more affordable and fun Easter activity.
The Department of Government Efficiency has launched a website allowing Americans to directly report and suggest ways to deregulate federal regulations, such as reporting red tape rules involving cryptocurrency like DOGE.
Over 3 million children died in 2022 due to drug-resistant infections, mostly from Southeast Asia and Africa, according to a new study.
Ecuadorians vote today in a pivotal runoff election between incumbent President Daniel Noboa and leftist challenger Luisa González, who are seen taking vastly different stances on politics.
President Donald Trump's drive against top universities could have significant economic costs, threatening America's global competitiveness and impacting its economically dynamic metropolitan areas. The offensive against elite universities poses a substantial risk to the nation's economic vitality.
Teenager Gout breaks record to win Australian 200m title with a wind-assisted 19.84 seconds, further cementing his reputation as one of the world's top young sprinters.
A 17-year-old Wisconsin boy has been charged in connection with the shooting deaths of his mother and stepfather, whose bodies were found severely decomposed in their home in February.
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is investigating a plane crash in upstate New York that killed six people, which occurred when an aircraft carrying passengers crashed in a muddy field near Copake on Saturday. The Mitsubishi MU-2B was headed to Columbia County Airport in Hudson at the time of the incident.
A 52-year-old Florida woman has been arrested and charged with buying and selling human bones online, authorities said. Kymberlee Anne Schopper, of Deltona, was charged with trading in human tissue.
Harvard University professors are suing the Trump administration to block a review of nearly $9 billion in federal funds, citing concerns about the impact on academic research and freedom. The lawsuit was filed by the Harvard faculty chapter of the American Association of University Professions, along with the national organization.
The Democratic Party is missing an opportunity to criticize President Trump's tariffs aggressively, according to Washington Post columnist Catherine Rampell. The party should be more vocal in its opposition to Trump's trade policies.
The Israeli military has completed a new blockade by cutting off the city of Rafah from the rest of Gaza through what it calls the Morag Corridor, and issued new forced displacement orders for residents.
Sunglasses are not just a necessity for protecting eyes from the sun, but also a fashion statement that can enhance an individual's style and elevate their outfit as warmer weather approaches.
President Donald Trump claimed to have received perfect scores on a cognitive test taken during his recent physical examination, further dismissing concerns about his age and mental abilities.
Israeli forces are pushing deeper into Gaza under President Trump's backing as pressure builds for a hostage deal in the conflict that began nearly a month ago. The U.S. is shaping the conflict on multiple levels, both militarily and diplomatically.
Fox News is accused of spreading a negative narrative about tariffs by selectively focusing on their economic impact while ignoring positive effects, suggesting bias in reporting. The network's decision to steer clear of good news on the economy raises concerns over its impartiality.
Longtime Republican Rep. Bill Huizenga of Michigan is running to flip a Democratic-held Senate seat in the key Great Lakes battleground state.
Ahamad Hasan remains one of the few Muslim residents in Nanda Nagar, a Hindu-majority town in Uttarakhand's India, as he continues to run his dry-cleaning shop despite rising tensions.
A federal judge has ruled that the Trump administration must lift its freeze on federal funding for the state of Maine as a trans battle lingers. The USDA must immediately unfreeze and release funds to the state.
Sen. Collins wants the conflict over trans athlete participation in Maine's sports competitions to be resolved as the state continues to allow transgender athletes to compete against biological females amid a standoff with the Trump administration.
Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins signals breakthrough in Mexico water dispute after high-level call, saying 'We're moving fast' in addressing a crisis threatening South Texas farmers.
The US Army's base in El Paso, Texas' Fort Bliss has been chosen as a site to detain and house potentially thousands of migrants, and contracts have already been signed for construction, according to defense officials.
Nevada's election chief expresses concern that President Trump's recent statement about states is a 'clear misunderstanding' of the US Constitution and puts democracy at risk. The statement comes as Trump orders state officials to certify alternative presidential election results in several battleground states.
The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has denied a request from Milwaukee's public health department for help managing unsafe lead levels in the city's public schools due to concerns over federal funding and state regulations.
President Donald Trump's longtime legal counsel has launched an investigation into Governor Phil Murphy and Attorney General Matt Platkin of New Jersey over a reported order to ignore ICE warrants.
President Donald Trump is set to meet Iranian officials on Saturday in Oman for 'direct' nuclear talks, but it remains unclear who holds the leverage in these potentially high-stakes negotiations between two nations with deep-seated distrust.
Assistant principal arrested in Florida after allegedly ordering a 13-year-old student to rub her feet inappropriately, sparking an investigation into potential misconduct.