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New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham is demanding federal reparations after accusing the DEA of fueling the state's fentanyl crisis by allowing millions of pills to flood her state.
Democratic Socialists of America are riding high after winning multiple Congressional seats in the New York Democratic primaries, but their momentum could soon be reversed as a potential Republican backlash gains traction.
President Donald Trump criticized the Supreme Court's decision to uphold a Mississippi law allowing late mail-in ballots to be counted, calling it 'incredible' and 'terrible' for the country. The ruling affirms that mail-in ballots received up to five days after Election Day can still be counted in the state.
Ja Morant's tenure with the Memphis Grizzlies has reportedly come to an end after being traded to the Trail Blazers.
Comedian Bill Maher defended his recent interview with Vice President JD Vance, saying he 'went easy' on the Republican and would have faced criticism if he was more confrontational, suggesting critics wanted him to physically attack Vance.
House Speaker Johnson has sent a bipartisan housing bill to the White House, but President Donald Trump expressed skepticism about signing it, calling it 'unimportant' in a recent statement.
Democrats in 25 states and the District of Columbia have sued the Trump administration over its recent guidance on new Medicaid work requirements, arguing the strict rules will preclude thousands from receiving benefits. The lawsuit claims the rules are inconsistent with federal law and seek to block implementation.
Brazil scored late to beat Japan 2-1 in their World Cup round of 32 match in Houston, with Gabriel Martinelli securing the winner in injury time.
A record-breaking heatwave has tightened its grip on Italy and the Balkans, killing hundreds of people and fuelling wildfire fears, disrupting daily life across Europe. Authorities have taken measures to combat the wildfires and mitigate the crisis.
Disgruntled drivers in Moscow face a prolonged wait for gasoline as Russia experiences a severe national shortage, while Russian President Putin appears unlikely to back down amid growing economic pressure.
Maine's embattled Democratic Senate nominee Graham Platner is in a virtual dead heat with incumbent Senator Susan Collins despite controversies in their key Senate race, according to a new poll.
MS NOW host Mika Brzezinski accused Democratic senator Chris Murphy of gaslighting after he dodged questions on a socialist's posts related to a New York congressional nomination.
A 31-year-old woman died after an alligator bit off her arms while swimming in the Econlockhatchee River in Central Florida, leaving a child injured in the latest attack in the region's recent spate of incidents.
JetBlue flight reports drone strike during approach to New York airport, according to FAA. The incident occurred Monday morning while the plane was approaching John F. Kennedy International Airport for landing.
Supreme Court Justices Thomas and Gorsuch criticized the majority decision that rejected Attorney Alan Dershowitz's defamation case against CNN, calling it a missed opportunity to address what they see as 'fake news.
New Jersey public school has pulled its recently released yearbook after a photo of Adolf Hitler was discovered among student baby pictures, prompting immediate recall and re-examination of the publication. The yearbook's publication date is not specified in the article.
Conservatives revolted against Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett after she wrote the majority opinion in a 'shockingly wrong' ruling favoring a Mississippi law allowing mail-in ballots, prompting backlash on social media.
Afghan families are mourning the loss of loved ones as tensions along the border with Pakistan continue to rise, threatening stability in the already fragile region.
The Trump DOJ has taken action in response to criticism from Spanberger, who accused them of being slow on implementing new background check rules following a court order blocking a similar measure. The exact nature and details of the action are pending further information.
Liberal comedian Bill Maher has issued a dire warning to the Democratic Party ahead of the midterm elections after a string of far-left socialists won primary elections, labeling their victories as 'really crazy'. Maher's comments suggest he is concerned about the party's shift to the left.
Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook's legal battle against President Donald Trump centered on a trio of mortgages she obtained before joining the central bank, which became central to his fight over her Federal Reserve seat. The loans were tied to properties in Maryland and New York that she purchased with a large down payment, raising questions about her financial disclosures.
Iran has requested high-level talks with the Trump administration amid a fragile ceasefire this week, and US officials are expected to meet with Iranian officials in an effort to discuss the country's nuclear program.
Democratic House Leader Hakeem Jeffries' socialist allies face a dilemma as new victories in New York expose internal party divisions, putting pressure on party leaders to balance progressive ideals with electoral pragmatism.
Mastercard has launched an Africa Cybersecurity Center of Excellence to enhance digital security and resilience across the continent, bolstering its future online presence.
American Airlines flight bound for Bermuda was forced to abort takeoff at Miami International Airport on Friday after a business jet entered the runway. The decision was made to ensure safe separation between the two planes.
The Supreme Court has rejected Alan Dershowitz's $300 million defamation lawsuit against CNN regarding his comments about President Donald Trump.
The Supreme Court declined to hear an appeal from President Donald Trump over a $5 million verdict finding him guilty of sexually abusing and defaming E. Jean Carroll. The decision means the ruling stands, affirming Carroll's claims against Trump.
Millions of Americans across the eastern half of the US are facing a prolonged stretch of dangerous heat, likely to break records, as they prepare to head outdoors to celebrate the 4th of July. The extreme heat is expected to put a strain on emergency services and pose health risks to those participating in outdoor activities.
An attorney in Washington state allegedly scammed thousands of immigrants by promising 'miracles' to secure humanitarian visas through fabricated stories of domestic abuse. Lawsuits claim Alexandra Lozano took advantage of desperate individuals seeking legal status in the US.
A skydiving plane crashed in France moments after takeoff on Sunday, killing all 11 people aboard, according to French officials. The single-engine Pilatus PC-6 plane crashed while carrying families preparing for a tandem skydive experience.
A company trying to clean the Lincoln Memorial's Reflecting Pool using an ozone nanobubbler is facing political backlash after hiring a crisis communications firm amid concerns over environmental impact and cost. The $1.7 million project has sparked heated debate among local residents and politicians.
The Democratic Party's shift towards the left raises concerns about its stance on socialism, but experts argue that it's a symptom of a larger issue rather than the problem itself. The real challenge facing Republicans is addressing the underlying issues driving the party's transformation.
Researchers at UC Berkeley claim to have made a breakthrough in identifying a deadly heart risk through routine ECG tests using AI technology.
The Democratic Socialists of America (DSA), backed by Mamdani, have won primary victories in several New York City congressional primaries and are now looking to expand their influence nationwide. The party is set to build on these successes as they look to take the 'New York playbook' across the country.
Mississippi is set to enact a new law that will allow the state's top law enforcement agency to compile a statewide registry of undocumented immigrants, sparking concerns from immigrant advocates.
Conservative presidential power expert John Yoo is set to assist a Justice Department investigation into perceived conspiracies against former President Trump and his associates.
Democratic socialist New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani claims that socialists can win in 'anywhere' across the country amid internal party feuds. He defends his influence after receiving endorsements from Democratic candidates.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey praised the Somali community as a source of strength and pride for the city, promising solidarity amidst ongoing scrutiny over fraud investigations. The mayor's comments came during remarks to members of the Somali community over the weekend.
President Donald Trump has called Washington, D.C., council member Janeese Lewis George a 'communist' and vowed to block policies he believes would undermine public safety and reverse his administration's agenda.
Democratic Sen. Chris Murphy dodged questions about New York Democratic congressional nominee Darializa Avila Chevalier's controversial remarks, citing his limited knowledge of her campaign and pushing for a more inclusive party image.
Iran's national football team was knocked out of the World Cup for the second consecutive time, sparking heightened emotions in the country ahead of their 2026 tournament appearance.
Shipping giant Hapag-Lloyd warns that a 'new normal' of heightened risk and uncertain regulation is impacting the Strait of Hormuz due to escalating military strikes and conflicting routing directives.
A plane carrying skydiving participants crashed shortly after takeoff in northeastern France on Sunday, killing all 11 people aboard, including the pilot.
Iran is reportedly launching a psychological warfare campaign against the US, targeting American public opinion and undermining efforts to reach a nuclear deal with President Donald Trump.
The US and Iran have traded strikes just days after signing a memorandum of understanding, with the US claiming Iran's attack on ships was a violation of the agreement.
Two sisters and a friend have been charged with murder in connection to the stabbing death of a 32-year-old Texas mother of five in broad daylight. The victim, Kitty Mia Diaz, was found stabbed multiple times and later died.
Thirty-three people were rescued from rubble in Venezuela following a devastating earthquake that left nearly 50,000 missing, as the survival window remains alarmingly narrow.
Country artist Rodney Atkins warns the younger generation against 'chasing' trends and losing sight of what matters, urging them to focus on timeless values instead. Atkins recently released his new album 'True.
The USMCA trade agreement between the US, Mexico and Canada is likely to face uncertainty if it's not renewed, analysts predict.
The FBI is warning users about an emerging phishing-as-a-service platform called Kali365 that targets Microsoft 365 accounts by tricking victims into surrendering their login credentials. The scam may use passwordless security measures as bait to gain access to unsuspecting users' accounts.
A dispute over Article 5 of a Memorandum of Understanding is causing confrontations in the Strait of Hormuz between Iran and the US, threatening their fragile agreement. The control of the waterway has triggered a cycle of retaliatory strikes, fueling tensions between the two nations.
Khartoum, Sudan: Drone attacks rain down on el-Obeid and the Rapid Support Forces tighten their months-long siege, escalating tensions as peace talks between generals stall.
NASA launches a $30 million robotic rescue mission to save an aging telescope from falling back to Earth. The mission aims to salvage the Swift telescope, which is on a path to re-enter the atmosphere and burn up.
Two leaders of a prominent New York City union are warning that blue-collar workers may leave the Democratic Party and its associated socialist groups if they don't feel represented. They criticized the parties for being out of touch with working-class concerns.
Two years after the disastrous debate between Biden and his Republican opponent, Democrats are still grappling with the fallout from the event, which has had lasting impacts on their party's image. The controversy surrounding Biden's performance at the debate continues to cast a shadow over his administration.
The Trump administration attempted to change a national park slavery exhibit in Philadelphia, prompting the city to vow continued efforts to fight back against such changes.
A gun-wielding couple who sparked a national controversy in 2020 after standing off against Black Lives Matter protesters got their firepower and voice back six years later after resolving a legal saga. The couple's case has had significant political and cultural implications since the 2020 standoff.
Rep. Thomas Massie lashed out at a Fox News Digital reporter when asked about allegations from his purported ex-girlfriend before turning his phone on the reporter and making a lewd comment. The incident has sparked controversy over Massie's response to the allegations.
Former US President Joe Biden criticized his predecessor Donald Trump at a Maryland Democratic fundraiser, calling him 'a loser' and describing him as vain and self-absorbed. The comments came two years after their last public debate.
American search-and-rescue teams pulled an infant alive from beneath rubble in Venezuela days after the country's devastating twin earthquakes, the U.S. Department of State said Saturday.
President Donald Trump was a winner in Louisiana's GOP Senate runoff election, although he wasn't on the ballot, as his backed Rep. Julia Letlow defeated state Treasurer John Fleming.
Louisiana Democrats have selected Jamie Davis, a rural farmer and former parish official, as their Senate nominee to challenge Republican opponents in an uphill bid.
A judge has ruled that a Republican candidate sharing the same name as US Senator Dan Sullivan can stay on the Alaska primary ballot. The decision allows him to run against Sullivan in the August primary election.
The US launches second night of strikes against Iran, targeting an area after a commercial vessel was struck by a drone for the second day in a row.
Republican NY AG hopeful Saritha Komatireddy blasts Letitia James as Medicaid fraud recoveries collapse, accusing her of 'not doing the job' in prosecuting cases.
A New York Senate candidate backed by Mayor Zohran Mamdani has received a cease-and-desist letter from the New York Knicks for using their logo in campaign materials.
The Baltimore Orioles' Pride Night celebration took a subtle but pointed turn when drag queen Ruby Rodeo took to the stage, firing a shot at the Trump Administration during her performance. The event featured a grand display of support for the LGBTQ+ community, with the team spelling out 'PRIDE' in bold letters on the iconic brick wall of Camden Yards.
A plain white envelope with your name and a tracking number has appeared in your mailbox, sparking confusion over who sent it and what's inside, prompting caution against scanning the included code. Authorities are urging recipients to exercise extreme care before opening the mysterious envelope.
Gulf countries condemn Iran's drone attack on Bahrain as rising tensions threaten regional cooperation. The attacks come amid already strained relations between Gulf states and Iran.
A man who admitted to setting a Virginia city council member on fire over an alleged affair was sentenced to 40 years in prison. Shotsie Buck-Hayes pleaded guilty in April to the crime.
Vanilla Ice is firing back at critics who questioned his performance at the Great American State Fair, insisting that the event was meant to be a unifying celebration of American culture. The rapper claims his gig was part of the America 250 celebration's mission to showcase patriotism and unity.
Nigel Farage claims mass migration has transformed the UK, making it unrecognizable, and believes his party can win an election despite a 'broken' political system.
Former Attorney General Bill Barr is urging Senate Republicans to confirm Todd Blanche as attorney general, citing his close relationship with President Trump and stating that Blanche's appointment would help ensure a unified team.
South Korea's proposed platform law could result in $525 billion in economic losses for U.S. states over the next decade, according to model estimates. The legislation would regulate transactions with some American firms.
A 23-year-old Kentucky man has been charged with boating under the influence after a female passenger disappeared from his pontoon boat. Cameron Conley was arrested on charges related to the incident involving the 19-year-old woman who went missing while on board.
Sen. Tim Sheehy warns that a crisis in American shipbuilding has left the US dangerously outpaced by an aggressively expanding Chinese fleet, posing a vulnerability to the nation's security.
Bill Maher told Vice President JD Vance that he may consider voting Republican in 2028 due to his concerns about Democratic radicalism on Israel and socialism. Maher expressed this possibility after a heated discussion on the Republican candidate's stance.
Apple has raised prices for select products due to increased costs of AI chips, affecting iPads, MacBooks, HomePod speakers, and Apple TV devices.
Democrat Rep. Dan Goldman has lost his reelection bid in New York, marking an unprecedented outcome for a Democrat in the state, as his party's shift towards socialism seems to have cost him re-election. The loss suggests that socialists are now leading the way within the modern Democrat Party.
The death toll from the recent earthquakes in Venezuela has risen to at least 920, with over 3,300 injured and tens of thousands still missing, as US rescuers scramble to respond within a critical survival window.
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An 18-year-old Gaza girl, who lives in a tent and hasn't attended school for years, will take high school graduation exams this week, marking possibly the most important period of her life.
A firefighter and brother of a 9/11 victim expressed outrage after noticing 'radical' Muslims winning key Democratic primaries in alarming numbers. He claimed that people holding extreme Islamic beliefs are dominating the party's elections.
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani is being hailed as a rising force after his socialist slate swept victories in state and national races on Tuesday night. The mainstream broadcast networks are hailing this unexpected turn of events as a sign that socialism is gaining traction.
President Donald Trump's endorsement power faces its latest test in the Louisiana Republican Senate showdown, where he is backing a candidate in a primary runoff election.
Germany prepares for potentially record-breaking temperatures as a heatwave sweeping across Western Europe continues its easternward movement. Temperatures are expected to top 40 degrees Celsius in some areas.
Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Representative Ilhan Omar remained silent when questioned about the growing influence of socialism within the Democratic Party following recent victories.
Rep. Ro Khanna responds to Elon Musk's threats of a lawsuit, stating 'Not going to be silenced' after Musk threatened legal action over their differing views on issues such as climate change and space exploration.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren calls President Donald Trump a 'man-child' for refusing to sign a bipartisan housing package despite its impending expiration deadline. The bill has remained stalled in Washington due to disagreements over funding and other issues.
Feds charge four individuals after federal authorities seized over 400 unauthorized drones nationwide during the FIFA World Cup events. The drones were found flying into restricted airspace at various matches across US host cities.
The U.S. launched strikes against Iran in response to drone attacks on a ship in the Strait of Hormuz, which President Donald Trump called a violation of the ceasefire agreement.
President Donald Trump warned that 'godless communists' will turn cities into slums if Democrats fail to combat a surge in socialist policies, as seen in recent primary wins. The comments came at the Faith & Freedom Coalition conference.
Former youth pastor and Las Vegas-based yoga instructor David Vander Meer died while in custody just days after he was arrested by U.S. Marshals for allegedly murdering his wife, officials said.
Rescue teams in Venezuela are racing against time to find survivors of earthquakes as a critical 72-hour golden window nears its end and search operations enter their second day.
Researchers at the University of Texas have developed a high-tech jacket that can convert water vapor from the air into drinking water, providing a sustainable source of hydration.
A small Maryland restaurant has become a hot spot for World Cup fever, revealing that petty local politics takes a back seat to international sports excitement among its patrons. The unusual phenomenon highlights the significant impact of global events on everyday life in rural America.
MS NOW's longest-tenured anchor Alex Witt is set to exit the network later this summer as part of a weekend programming overhaul that includes layoffs and cancellations.
A Democratic House hopeful has remained silent despite Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's public endorsement of their campaign in one of the nation's most competitive districts.
A federal judge has ordered the Justice Department to release more unredacted Jeffrey Epstein records by July 2, with redacted versions being considered as justification for keeping them sealed if no explanation is provided.