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A federal judge has blocked the Trump administration's plan to move FBI headquarters into Washington, D.C.'s Ronald Reagan Building, preserving a previously selected Greenbelt, Maryland, site instead.
Democrats have secured a major win as retired Navy helicopter pilot Bale Dalton emerged victorious in the Florida primaries, putting his once-safe GOP House seat in play.
Florida media executive Jim Schwartzel has won the GOP nomination to succeed Rep. Byron Donalds despite President Donald Trump's endorsement of his opponent, Catalina Lauf.
A Never-Trump Republican, former congressman David Jolly, emerged as the top choice in Florida's Democratic primary election, solidifying his position as the party's candidate for governor.
Florida state Rep. Angie Nixon defeated retired Army Lt. Col. Alex Vindman in the Democratic Senate primary, pulling off a surprise upset over the former Trump impeachment witness. Nixon wins the Democratic Senate nomination to challenge Republican Sen. Rick Scott in November's general election.
Sen. Ashley Moody has won Florida's GOP Senate primary, clearing a key hurdle to finish Senator Marco Rubio's six-year Senate term in its final two years.
Rep. Ralph Norman criticizes Senate Republicans' five-week recess as 'a slap in the face' amid stalled conservative priorities, including the SAVE America Act. The SAVE Act remains unaddressed during the recess.
Democrats are calling for an investigation into the USS Abraham Lincoln amid concerns over the Navy's readiness and safety protocols, following reports that suggest potentially troubling conditions on board the aircraft carrier.
Veteran Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz has defeated a young progressive challenger and scandal-plagued former lawmaker in Florida's primary election, a victory seen as significant for Democrats in Trump's backyard.
A morning runner discovered a woman fatally stabbed outside her vehicle near a popular trail area in an affluent Northern Virginia neighborhood outside Washington, D.C. on Monday, according to police.
An Ohio couple was arrested for barging into a family's cruise ship cabin and attacking two adults and their 9-year-old child after being asked to quiet down, authorities said. The couple's behavior led to them being forcibly removed from the cabin by crew members.
Maine House Speaker Mike Johnson predicts Republicans will break long-standing election trends and maintain their congressional majority in November's midterms, betting on an anti-socialism push to flip battleground seats.
Comedian Bill Maher criticizes a Democratic congressional candidate in Seattle for compromising liberal values to gain support from Muslim voters. Maher accuses the candidate of abandoning key liberal causes to appease Muslim sensibilities.
Rep. Ralph Norman claims the establishment has chosen Sen. Darline Graham as its preferred candidate for the South Carolina special Republican U.S. Senate primary runoff.
Rep. Mike Lawler (R-N.Y.) expressed frustration at New York Attorney General Letitia James' inaction on increasing antisemitic hate crimes, telling her to 'do her f---ing job.' The remark was captured in a video that has surfaced.
Rosie O'Donnell's return to late-night television reignited her decades-old feud with former President Donald Trump, who she insulted on live TV during a segment about his presidency. The comedian's comments sparked a fresh wave of controversy and recrimination between the two.
Iran's depleted military leadership is being rebuilt with loyalists, but a key problem remains as many of these veterans lack experience for modern warfare roles.
Disney sued the FCC over what it called a 'retaliatory campaign against' its ABC network, seeking to block early broadcast license renewal proceedings for its stations in a lawsuit alleging First Amendment violations.
President Trump's return to office was made possible in part by increasing support from traditionally Democratic groups, including Hispanic and Black voters who tapped the brakes on their usual Democratic leanings.
Disney files lawsuit against Trump's FCC over alleged 'retaliatory campaign' targeting its ABC television stations, accusing the administration of pressuring the media outlet to take a specific stance on policy issues. The lawsuit claims the FCC engaged in a deliberate and coordinated effort to pressure Disney into conforming to certain views.
Wladimir Klitschko is mourning his former fiancée Hayden Panettiere, vowing to keep her memory alive for their daughter Kaya. The actress was an 'important part' of his life before her passing.
Former New Hampshire Senator John Sununu criticized the Democratic National Committee for removing his home state from its nominating process, citing it as a 'ruthless' decision. The move comes after Sununu, who is running for president, called out the DNC's prioritization of more 'electable' candidates over those with grassroots support.
Amazon job scam texts are resurfacing with a new twist, featuring remote job offers that promise hourly pay of up to $600 and require only an hour of work per day. The messages appear to originate from Amazon but actually come from scammers trying to trick recipients into divulging sensitive information or making a payment.
President Donald Trump has endorsed North Carolina state Rep. Jennifer Balkcom, the new Republican nominee for the 11th Congressional District, following Chuck Edwards' decision to end his re-election bid.
Rep. Ilhan Omar's GOP challenger vows to clean up corruption in her deep blue district, citing voter frustration.
Hasan Piker, a self-described Marxist, has exposed Democrats' desperation to win back young men as he shares his life and views on social media, including owning a multi-million-dollar condo and driving a Mercedes despite making millions yearly.
A socialist insurgency is unfolding in Florida, targeting pro-Israel Democrats, as the left wing challenges the center-left establishment within the Democratic Party. The high-stakes battle for party control has taken a dramatic turn.
Voters in Florida will head to the polls on Tuesday to select their party nominees for key state and federal elections this November. The primaries mark the first elections in Florida to use a new voting system.
Jeanie Buss is contesting her siblings' attempt to sell the remaining stake in the Los Angeles Lakers NBA franchise to investors Kushner and Iger. The move comes hours after the Buss family announced plans to sell a portion of their ownership.
New evidence reveals the White House took action against Colorado in retaliation for its refusal to release election denier Tina Peters from prison early, threatening harsh measures unless the state agreed to her release. The timeline marks exactly one year since Trump's ultimatum was issued to Colorado authorities.
Zambia's President Hakainde Hichilema has won re-election for a second term, according to the electoral commission, after a race marred by allegations of fraud.
Over 14 Penn State individuals have been charged in connection with a massive cocaine distribution ring allegedly linked to 'pledge coke-cutting' rituals.
Oprah Winfrey distances herself from Dr. Phil McGraw and Dr. Mehmet Oz, saying they have 'not one thing to do with me', amid their association with conservative figures. The talk show legend helped turn these two stars into national media personalities.
U.S. special envoy Jared Kushner issued a stark ultimatum to Hamas, warning that the terrorist group must disarm in Gaza or face an Israeli military operation to 'finish the job'. If Hamas fails to comply, Israel would receive US backing for its military action.
LA gun owners stuck waiting years for concealed carry permits have scored a major victory as the Los Angeles County Sheriffs Department has slashed lengthy permit delays after a DOJ lawsuit accused the agency of leaving thousands of applications unprocessed.
President Donald Trump shared a completely fabricated story about South Korea on Monday, contradicting previous debunked tales from last year. Every single detail of this new claim has been found to be false by CNN Politics.
Falcons coach Kevin Stefanski may attempt to recruit Za'Darius Smith from the Browns, who fired him despite reportedly agreeing on a deal earlier in the week. The sudden change in plans raises questions about what actually happened with Smith's potential signing with Cleveland.
Colombia begins recovery efforts one week after a magnitude 7.4 earthquake, focusing on clearing rubble as rescue efforts continue despite slim chances of survival.
A recent campaign video by Republican U.S. Senate candidate Mike Rogers in Michigan sparked outrage after leaving one staffer feeling 'triggered' due to its content, with an aide likening it to a 'KKK cross burning.' The staffer made the comment in response to the video's imagery and message.
Charlamagne tha God criticized Democrats for engaging in a 'dumb' debate over transgender participation in women's sports ahead of the midterms, calling it an 'ridiculous conversation'.
Luigi Mangione's New York state murder trial has been adjourned until December due to double jeopardy concerns stemming from his recent guilty plea on related federal charges.
Italy and Spain are at odds over immigration and border security, a rift fueled by differences between the right-wing Italian government and Spain's leftist rulers.
The 60-day deadline for a US-Iran deal has expired, leaving a new pressure campaign looming as President Trump demands Iran surrender its nuclear ambitions; no final agreement was announced after the window closed on Monday.
Funds for the parents of Lindsay Clancy, a Massachusetts mother accused of killing her three children, have surged globally, with a fundraiser surpassing $830K. The surge in donations comes as the trial enters its fourth week.
An Oklahoma man, a repeat offender with seven prior convictions, has been arrested three times in 12 days over allegations that he sexually assaulted multiple women, and is now facing a first-degree rape charge.
Rep. Warren Davidson suggests Sen. Darline Graham is an 'ally' of the 'swamp', a term often used to describe Washington politicians seen as beholden to special interests.
CNN staffers are reportedly bracing for a potential new editorial board to oversee the network under a plan by Paramount CEO Bob Bakish to take over Warner Bros. Discovery, which owns CNN. Staffers may be skeptical about the idea of increased oversight by an editorial board.
ICE Boston arrests Brazilian illegal alien wanted for murder days before Gov. Healy signs Protect Act, which would have blocked the suspect's extradition to Brazil.
Russian dissidents are facing punishment from both Russia and Europe after President Vladimir Putin signed new legislation targeting Russians living abroad who oppose his regime. The law restricts the provision of consular services to those who have been denied asylum in other countries.
Virginia police seek additional individuals who fired shots in a shooting at Virginia State University that injured five people. The investigation is ongoing as authorities try to determine whether the other shooters were aggressors or accomplices.
Los Angeles teachers have taken to patrolling neighborhoods near schools to deter Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents, a move the school district has disavowed amid criticism from DHS officials who claim it spreads a 'false narrative' about immigration enforcement efforts.
The Supreme Court has rejected President Donald Trump's attempt to deny a $5.6 million payment ordered by a jury for his sexual abuse and defamation of E. Jean Carroll.
A report shows that 57 Trump appointees are worth at least $100M each, suggesting wealth may be a prized attribute for President Trump.
US Envoy Jared Kushner is set to meet Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for high-stakes talks in Tel Aviv following diplomatic sessions in Cairo, amid a planned Gaza roadmap under President Trump's administration.
Hospitals across the US are utilizing silicone wristbands emblazoned with the phrase 'I Gave Birth' to help reduce childbirth risks and maternal deaths by providing a simple and discreet way for women to identify themselves as having given birth. This tool aims to prompt healthcare providers to consider whether complications may be related to labor, helping to prevent unnecessary interventions.
A streaming scam for Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey' is circulating online, potentially stealing users' bank information as they await the film's release. The scam involves fake advertisements popping up on websites and social media platforms.
Rep. Russell Fry has endorsed Sen. Darline Graham in the South Carolina special GOP US Senate primary runoff after failing to advance.
The Smithsonian National Museum of American History has been found to be packed with woke political messaging on race and gender, sparking further scrutiny over the institution's leftward drift. The exhibits present a predominantly progressive view of America's history.
India's 'Cockroach' movement, a protest against corruption and government inaction, may force Prime Minister Narendra Modi's BJP to rethink its politics as demonstrators call for greater accountability and transparency. The movement has gained significant attention across the country, with protesters likening themselves to cockroaches that can survive despite adversity.
Politicians often shift their focus to economic issues during election seasons, citing GDP, inflation rates, job creation, and trade deficits as key concerns, reflecting voters' primary interest in personal economic stability rather than overall national economy.
Republicans with a history of denying or challenging the 2020 presidential election results are running for governor in key swing states, further polarizing the US elections landscape.
US President Donald Trump has scaled back major military drills with South Korea, handing a gift to North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and deepening concerns over US reliability as a global ally. The move risks undermining Western support for crucial nations amid shifting global dynamics.
The US dollar fell against most major peers as traders pared bets on a potential Federal Reserve interest-rate hike next month following weak economic data. The Bloomberg gauge of the dollar slipped 0.1 per cent in response to the reduced expectations.
Voters are facing an increasingly stark choice between two visions for America as midterms approach, with the outcome determining which path the country will take. Two recent rallies highlight a divide on key issues that will shape the nation's future course.
Zambia's incumbent President Hakainde Hichilema has taken an early lead in the country's general election, putting him on course for a possible outright first-round victory.
Iran war thrusts Diego Garcia into spotlight as official calls US military base ‘integral’; the strategic location has underscored its importance to U.S. forces and Middle East regional stability.
President Donald Trump has ordered the Pentagon to scale back upcoming U.S.-South Korea military exercises due to costs and concerns it sends a hostile message to North Korea, amid the country's recent missile tests.
A former ABC News correspondent has admitted that the network is liberal and claimed that nobody voted for Republican candidate Donald Trump, suggesting a disconnect between his reporting and the views of his audience.
The USS Abraham Lincoln, which has been at sea for over 260 days without a port call, boasts one of the lowest numbers of mental health cases in the Navy, according to CENTCOM.
Thousands of people in Hawaii were left without power as Tropical Storm Lala brought flooding rain and strong winds to the islands, damaging at least 100 homes.
The Department of Homeland Security is investigating an anti-Israel nonprofit over allegations that it provided donor funds to a sanctioned Palestinian group. The nonprofit has connections to New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani.
iCloud users who pay for iCloud+ and use Safari may be vulnerable to a data leak through iCloud Private Relay, which can expose their real IP address to websites. The feature was designed to protect user privacy but appears to have unintended security flaws.
A federal judge in Arizona has cleared the path for border wall construction in the state after a Native American tribe attempted to block its construction, clearing the way for the long-awaited project.
The BBC has asked a US court for help in obtaining documents and testimony from members of the Trump family in connection with Donald Trump's $10 billion defamation lawsuit.
Karoline Leavitt's replacement faces a 'critical' test as midterms approach, according to President Trump's senior political advisor James Blair, who praised Leavitt for her time in the West Wing.
Democratic National Committee Chair Ken Martin denies reports of paranoia and chaos at the party's Washington headquarters, but even a local MSNBC host seems skeptical about his claims.
A mass shooting occurred during a live band performance at an outdoor concert in Lexington, Kentucky on Saturday, killing one person and injuring four others.
The second-largest reservoir in the US, Lake Powell, has reached a record low, posing concerns for millions of people who rely on it for water and electricity.
Democratic political operative Shannon Watts accused Hasan Piker of dodging his past controversies, saying he's trying to brush off inflammatory online comments.
A Dutch university student group has developed the world's first solar-powered ambulance to bring healthcare services to remote areas where power grids are unreliable or non-existent, enabling medical care to reach communities hours away from hospitals.
Convicted family killer Chris Watts seeks a marriage license from a new love interest while serving multiple life sentences in prison.
Virginia police arrested 19-year-old suspect Camron Harris in connection with a mass shooting at Virginia State University on Saturday, finding him hiding in a dorm closet.
Bangladesh stunned Australia in a historic Test cricket upset, winning by an innings and 189 runs at Darwin's Traeger Park. Bangladesh scored 426 runs before dismissing Australia for just 57, with star bowler Mustafizur Rahman Miraz taking 6 wickets for 89 runs.
I'm a player in The Hundred cricket tournament, and I'm number 27 on the team. Guess who I am!
Premier League star No 27 is being identified through a guessing game where players try to figure out who they are in as few attempts as possible. Each incorrect guess unlocks new information to help solve the mystery.
A runner was hospitalized after using bear spray to fight off a brown bear attack on a trail in Anchorage, Alaska, while running alone. The woman was able to get away from the bear but required medical attention afterwards.
A Nevada man has pleaded guilty to funneling 140 guns, including powerful 'military-style' rifles, to Mexican drug cartels. The man's actions also involved money laundering and employing people illegally in the US.
A former Los Angeles vice detective who served just a fraction of his 102-year sentence for multiple rapes before being paroled in 2020 has been arrested again after a cold case review.
A Florida middle school teacher has been arrested for admitting to years of 'inappropriate' conversations with a former student, according to investigators.
President Donald Trump has endorsed Republican candidate Saritha Komatireddy as he challenges New York Attorney General Letitia James amidst an ongoing feud over mortgage fraud allegations.
A Bernie Sanders-backed California congressional candidate who champions education has promoted diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives through his academic career, embracing a social justice-driven role.
Google's Made by Google event revealed four Pixel 11 phones, a new Pixel Watch, its first finder tag, and updated Pixel Buds features, amidst other product announcements. The company emphasized innovation and practicality in its latest offerings.
President Donald Trump was sued in federal court over his Truth Social service offering Wall Street traders early access to his posts on market-moving policies for $100K. An expert warns that this move raises the stakes on ethics.
Medicare and Social Security scams target older adults by impersonating trusted government programs to create fear around benefits, medical coverage, or legal trouble, often arriving via phone calls or unsolicited emails.
A US Marine veteran wrongly detained in a Russian prison described the physical and psychological torment he endured during his detention, as five other Americans remain held captive.
Palisades Village is set to re-open nearly two years after the Pacific Palisades wildfire destroyed homes and uprooted lives, marking a new milestone for the fire-devastated community.
Rep. Rashida Tlaib's rally in South Florida has been moved after a Jewish-owned venue cancelled the event due to 'increased security concerns' amid criticism of Israel.
Hollywood secrets and shocking transformations are in the spotlight this week's Pop Culture Quiz, testing how well you know what's making headlines from the Heartland to Tinseltown.
Protests in New Delhi's youth against a recent government decision have seen 'Azadi' chants turned into vandalism, with authorities painting over graffiti at the Jantar Mantar observatory. The incidents highlight growing frustration among young Indians with the country's recent changes.
A former Bernie Sanders operative is sounding the alarm, claiming that the Democratic Party has been overtaken by a radical left wing, warning of its potential impact on the party's direction.