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Meghan McCain faces backlash after endorsing COVID-19 vaccine from supplement company linked to prominent anti-vaxxer and doctor. The endorser promotes an 'anti-toxin' treatment called a 'detox' alongside her support for the vaccine.
Los Angeles erupts over ICE raids, prompting an FBI warning that anyone assaulting police officers will be targeted by law enforcement agencies. FBI Director Kash Patel issued a stern message, saying those who assault officers 'are going to jail period'.
CBS News' Scott Pelley warns that a culture of silence in the US is 'doomed' and stresses the need for courage to speak out against threats to democracy and freedom. The network faces pressure from a campaign to discredit its reporting on sensitive topics.
Four people were killed and over two dozen others injured in eastern Ukraine after Russia launched a wave of drone and missile attacks. The attacks come amid retaliation for a Ukrainian drone strike that Moscow has deemed an act of aggression.
Federal officials are calling on Democrats to scale back inflammatory rhetoric against ICE agents amid violent protests and clashes between protesters and law enforcement in major cities like LA and NYC. The warning comes as federal officials face violent mobs amidst increased tensions over immigration policies.
Protesters continue to demonstrate against Elon Musk despite his exit from a public role amid an ongoing feud, citing unresolved issues as 'not over.
Bill Maher pokes fun at Democrats' efforts to find their 'Joe Rogan' by suggesting they should focus on understanding what led to his defection from liberal views instead of trying to capture a similar figure.
Elon Musk has deleted posts that made explosive claims about President Donald Trump and files related to Jeffrey Epstein. The move appears to be a reversal of some of the wild accusations Musk made during his public spat with the president earlier this week.
Veteran Democratic strategist James Carville criticized Jewish donors who abandoned the party over the pro-Palestinian protests at Columbia University, defending the Democrats' record on Israel. He claimed it 'makes no sense' for Jewish voters to turn against their party due to unrelated events.
A former D.C. police officer has been sentenced to 18 months in prison after being convicted on charges related to leaking information about a Proud Boys leader. Shane Lamond was found guilty of obstructing justice and making false statements.
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt criticized Democrats and the media for defending suspected MS-13 member Kilmar Abrego Garcia, an undocumented immigrant accused of human trafficking, during a deposition. Leavitt condemned what she called 'outrageous' media coverage that downplays Garcia's alleged crimes.
Elon Musk's feud with President Donald Trump escalated as he accused top Republicans in Congress of abandoning efforts to cut government spending. The billionaire criticized their sudden shift away from cutting expenses.
A new mobile robot is being developed to assist seniors in walking safely and preventing falls as the US population ages rapidly. By 2050, the adult population over 65 is projected to surge, making assistance like this increasingly crucial.
Medicaid reform in President Donald Trump's 'big, beautiful bill' has drawn a partisan line through Congress, with Democrats opposing potential cuts and lawmakers along party lines debating its impact.
LGBTQ pioneers are protesting World Pride celebrations near the White House, calling for a return to the movement's roots amidst concerns about commercialization and dilution of its original message. The event coincides with Kuntzler's recollection of joining a historic picket line outside the White House at 20 years old.
A federal judge approved a $2.8 billion settlement allowing colleges and universities to pay college athletes directly.
India's $5 trillion economy relies heavily on forced labour, with thousands of prisoners working in sweatshop conditions at metal and steel factories, sparking international condemnation. The country's 'open prison' system allows companies to hire inmates for cheap, fueling the nation's rapid industrialization.
Jannik Sinner outlasted Novak Djokovic at Roland Garros to set up a title clash with defending champion Carlos Alcaraz in Sunday's final.
Donald Trump ran for president in 2016 on a platform of reducing the national debt, calling himself the 'king of debt,' and promising to eliminate it within eight years. At the time, he made bold claims about his ability to pay off the nation's debt.
Five Proud Boys members are suing the U.S. government and certain employees in the FBI and Department of Justice for $100 million over their involvement in January 6 prosecutions. The lawsuit claims that tactics used during the Jan. 6 insurrection were 'illegal'.
The Supreme Court accidentally sent email orders to attorneys ahead of schedule, marking its second major technical error in a year.
Missouri Senator Eric Schmitt has employed a staffer linked to a 2023 controversy surrounding Ron DeSantis' presidential campaign, which featured Nazi imagery in a video circulated by the staff member. The incident drew widespread criticism at the time.
Grant Hardin, a former Arkansas police chief who escaped from prison, has been recaptured, according to the Izard County Sheriff's Office.
The Supreme Court has lifted a block on the Social Security Administration's access to sensitive data, allowing its affiliates to obtain the information.
Republican Rep. Mary Miller faces bipartisan criticism for deleting a social media post criticizing a Sikh guest chaplain who led the morning prayer on the US House floor. The deleted post was deemed deeply troubling by many lawmakers and civil rights advocates.
India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated a strategic railway project in Indian-administered Kashmir, connecting the Kashmir Valley to the vast Indian plains by train for the first time.
Democrats attempt to create an ideal candidate, while JD Vance gains momentum for a potential 2028 presidential run.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited the restive Kashmir region for the first time since April's deadly tourist massacre to inaugurate the world's highest railway bridge.
The US has largely disengaged from Ukraine's conflict, raising concerns about whether Europe can alone stem Russia's advances under Putin's leadership.
The White House supports legislation to accelerate deportations of individuals who violate immigration laws and evade removal orders.
A federal judge has halted President Donald Trump's proclamation to suspend new international student visas at Harvard University, just hours after the university filed an amended lawsuit.
Activist athletes are calling for prosecution against officials who allow males to compete in women's sports, a move seen as a response to President Trump's executive order signed four months ago. Incidents of trans inclusion in girls' and women's sports continue despite the growing outcry from some conservative groups.
President Trump's sweeping new travel ban is built to survive court challenges and may prove more legally durable than its 2017 predecessor, according to experts as they prepare for a likely losing battle against it.
Democrats' postmortems on the 2024 presidential election are often neglecting the significant impact of voter suppression tactics used to disenfranchise and discourage certain groups from voting. The effects of these tactics have a lasting impact on democratic processes.
President Donald Trump has been accused by Democrats and social media critics of imposing a new 'Muslim ban' through a travel order they claim is riddled with Islamophobia and bigotry. The policy has sparked widespread criticism as 'discriminatory' and 'disgusting'.
A House Republican bill aims to establish a payment plan and accountability measures for congressional emergency spending, known as 'no rules apply' funding, in an effort to curb its lack of oversight.
The US has been criticized for its handling of bioweapon smuggling after two Chinese nationals, including a University of Michigan research fellow, were charged with allegedly bringing a potential 'agroterrorism' weapon into the country, raising questions about whether the US learned anything from the COVID-19 pandemic. The case highlights concerns that the US continues to 'train our enemies' and has made little progress in addressing bioweapon threats.
Donald Trump has signed an executive order banning citizens from 12 countries from entering the country in a move he said was to protect the US from foreign terrorists.
Federal judge dismisses lawsuit from Jewish students who sued the University of Pennsylvania over allegations of permitting, tolerating, or facilitating antisemitic incidents on campus.
Former President Joe Biden defended the use of an autopen, a device that allows him to sign documents without his signature, as Republicans investigate its practice.
Biden insists he made the decisions regarding the use of the autopen at the White House, despite Republicans investigating the practice during his term in office.
Trump supporters have come to the defense of the 'Big Beautiful Bill', shrugging off concerns about its impact on the national debt despite criticism from Elon Musk and others. Despite debt worries, Americans in Republican strongholds remain supportive of the policy.
A new study reveals that leprosy existed in the Americas prior to the arrival of European explorers, rewriting the history of when the infectious disease first reached the continent.
US President Donald Trump signed a proclamation Wednesday evening to ban travel from several countries, citing security risks and will fully restrict entry of nationals from 12 countries.
The Department of Justice has sued Texas over its decades-long policy allowing in-state college tuition to illegal immigrants, alleging it violates federal law. The complaint seeks to block the state's two-decade-old law providing discounted tuition to undocumented students.
A former MLB executive has criticized the Kansas City Royals for calling up top prospect Jac Caglianone, labeling it as 'irresponsible' and stating it's the 'single-most irresponsible move I've seen in quite a long time.
Elon Musk's criticism of President Donald Trump's 'big, beautiful bill' has rattled House Republicans, forcing them to scramble for a response. The controversy has caught GOP lawmakers off guard after months of praise for Musk's Department of Transportation plans.
The US has rejected a UN Security Council resolution calling for an immediate ceasefire between Israel and Hamas, standing by Jerusalem. The resolution was backed by France, the UK, Russia and China, but the Trump administration opposed it.
The Justice Department has sued Texas over its law giving in-state tuition rates to undocumented immigrant students living in the state, alleging discrimination against out-of-state college students.
A federal judge has dropped the case against White House trade adviser Peter Navarro, allowing him to avoid prosecution over his alleged use of a private email for government business and mishandling of presidential records.
Elon Musk's scathing 36-word social media message directed at President Trump's flagship bill highlights a growing issue for the White House over its math and projections. The comment marked one of several recent criticisms aimed at the contentious legislation.
President Donald Trump described Chinese President Xi Jinping as 'very tough' and 'extremely hard to make a deal with,' in a statement on his Truth Social platform.
Elon Musk criticizes former President Trump's 'big, beautiful bill' as part of his warning about the US nation sliding into 'debt slavery.
The 2024-25 school year saw a series of controversies surrounding trans athletes competing on girls' sports teams, drawing national attention and sparking debate across the country.
Half of the top 100 trending mental health TikTok videos contain misinformation, according to a report by The Guardian.
House Republican Leadership Chairwoman Elise Stefanik unveils a new PAC as she continues to build momentum as a potential candidate in the 2026 New York gubernatorial race.
Democratic Rep. Jasmine Crockett of Texas launches bid to lead House Oversight committee after sparking controversy earlier this year by calling for Elon Musk's downfall.
The US Department of Health and Human Services and the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services have rescinded 2022 federal guidance requiring emergency rooms (ERs) to provide abortion care when necessary.
House Republicans are set to interview former Hunter Biden special counsel David Weiss in a behind-closed-doors session on Friday, amid renewed momentum for revisiting key Biden investigations.
New Jersey Attorney General Phil Murphy-backed Democrat Rep. Andy Kim's colleague Rep. Rashida Tlaib and New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy are backing Democrat Rep. Ilhan Omar in her lawsuit against Donald Trump-appointed U.S. House of Representatives Ethics Committee Chair J. Kenentha Robinson, not Baraka.
Trump supporters are concerned about his plans to merge Americans' data, sparking unease among some on the far-right side of the political spectrum. Palantir's involvement in the project has reportedly raised eyebrows among even those who support Trump's agenda.
Antoine Massey, one of two men still on the run after escaping from a New Orleans jail, has taken to social media to ask for help and specifically mentioned President Donald Trump in his appeals, suggesting a connection between him and the president's influence.
A Milwaukee man is accused of forging a letter threatening President Donald Trump's life to get another illegal immigrant deported and prevent him from testifying in a criminal trial. Demetric D. Scott is charged with the crime, authorities said.
FBI Director Kash Patel calls charges against two Chinese nationals for allegedly smuggling a dangerous biological pathogen into the US a 'direct threat'. The case involves the suspected smuggling of a 'known agroterrorism agent'.
Colorado Democrats face criticism for leading a fundraiser with Rep. Ilhan Omar less than an hour after Sunday's antisemitic terrorist attack in which 12 people were hurt, including a Holocaust survivor, with some calling it 'reprehensible'.
Laura Loomer, a far-right activist, met privately with Vice President JD Vance at the White House complex on Tuesday morning.
Liberal Lee Jae-myung is set to win South Korea's presidential election, according to an exit poll conducted by three major TV stations KBS, MBC and SBS.
Pennsylvania Senator Lindsey Boyer breaks with her party on issues including the US-Mexico border and Israel's relationship with Palestinians, in a move seen as a significant shift for the Republican Party.
Teachers Kevin and Jessica Cellura are leaving the US after accepting jobs in Morocco, joining others who have abandoned Donald Trump's America.
Sen. Rand Paul says he will block the 'One Big Beautiful Bill' Act due to its $5 trillion debt limit increase, citing it as a deal-breaker for conservative values.
Trump is front-and-center in the Republican primary for governor as early voting kicks off in New Jersey, one week before primary day.
The Dutch government has collapsed as the far-right Party for Freedom (PVV) leaves the ruling coalition over asylum-seeker policy, led by Geert Wilders. The move topples the governing coalition and marks a significant shift in the Netherlands' political landscape.
African countries have again topped the list of the world's most ignored crises, with nearly all the worst-funded humanitarian challenges located on the continent in 2024, according to a new study. The study highlights the lack of attention given to these crises despite being among the most dire and pressing humanitarian issues globally.
The Washington Post is being mocked online and by the White House for reporting on what it calls a 'mysterious' decline in fentanyl flow across the border as 'pathetic.
Democratic New York Gov. Kathy Hochul is facing a primary challenge in 2026 from her own lieutenant governor, Anthonio Delgado.
Harvard University revealed it has internal records showing the White House directed agencies to freeze over $2 billion in federal grant money during the Trump administration. The documents were submitted as part of a court case involving the freezing of funds intended for several local governments and nonprofits.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer is coordinating a coordinated resistance with his colleagues in the House to push back against Senate Republicans' efforts to rapidly pass President Trump's desired policies.
California officials are launching an investigation into a potential settlement between former President Donald Trump and Paramount Pictures over the release of his documentary 'Trust Don't Fail Me I'm a Republican'. The probe is being led by California's Attorney General Rob Bonta.
A Mississippi angler has broken a state fishing record by catching a bright red vermilion snapper using an electric reel. Joseph Hoang's catch set a new record in the Magnolia State.
Lesley Stahl expressed her anger towards CBS' Shari Redstone over the handling of President Donald Trump's lawsuit against the network, according to a recent statement from the 60 Minutes reporter.
People in Burundi are struggling to cope with the ongoing flooding along Lake Tanganyika due to climate change, causing repeated disruptions to daily life. A mother of four has become accustomed to wearing rubber boots inside her home due to recurring floods.
Veteran comedian Jamie Kennedy praises social media and podcasting as 'incredible' platforms for authentic comedy, offering a space for comedians to connect with audiences in a more genuine way.
President Donald Trump is set for his 20th week in office to meet with German Chancellor Angela Merkel at the White House, while also expected to have a phone call with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
China criticized U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on Sunday for his remarks labeling the Asian country as a threat, accusing him of espousing a 'Cold War mentality'.
The FBI is investigating a targeted terror attack that occurred Sunday afternoon near Pearl Street Mall in Boulder, Colorado. The incident happened at approximately 4:30 p.m. local time.
A Variety report suggests that fictional worlds from TV shows 'The Boys' and 'The Handmaid's Tale' are becoming alarmingly real, with elements of fascism creeping into modern society. The reports claim that the imaginary fascist worlds depicted in these shows are now being mirrored in real-life events and policies.
The US Coast Guard rescued two people from the water after a small plane crash Sunday into an island near Branford, Connecticut. A Piper PA-32 carrying two people crashed into Long Island Sound.
One of the vessels from International nonprofit organisation Freedom Flotilla Coalition (FFC) has left Sicily on its mission to deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza after its previous attempt was thwarted by a drone attack.
Sen. Cory Booker is facing criticism for allegedly delivering a 'Nazi salute' to California Democrats, similar to the ridicule faced by Tesla CEO Elon Musk after making a similar gesture months earlier.
New Jersey voters will choose their Democrat and Republican nominees for governor on June 10 in a competitive primary contest with potential implications for the Garden State. The contests serve as an early test of Trump's influence during his second term.
India's Chief of Defence Staff General Anil Chauhan has admitted that an unspecified number of fighter jets were shot down during a clash with Pakistan last month.
A pair of girls' track and field athletes skipped standing next to a transgender athlete on the podium during the Oregon state championship high jump event. Footage obtained by Fox captured this incident at the competition on Saturday night.
The Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee's chair says her party is 'on offense' in the 2026 battle to regain control of the House majority from Republicans. The early moves in the campaign are heating up as President Donald Trump and Republican majorities are taking the lead.
UK humanitarian aid to Gaza is facing scrutiny after a newly surfaced document allegedly warns that British-funded aid may inadvertently support Hamas-controlled ministries, raising concerns over funding being used to prop up the militant group.
South Korea holds a high-stakes election on June 3 amidst concerns over China, North Korea, and ties with the US, with early voters breaking records in what is seen as a pivotal race.
Working-class people of color are increasingly crucial to the Republican coalition's electoral success, but a shrinking share of this demographic may pose significant challenges for the GOP in 2024 and beyond. Their votes will be vital if Republicans want to hold onto their gains made by President Trump in 2016 and 2020.
Experts warn that brushing hair while it's wet may be permanently weakening it and advise against this daily beauty routine. Brushing wet hair can cause damage to the hair's structure, leading to weakened locks over time.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz urged Democrats to be more confrontational and 'bully the s--t' out of President Donald Trump during a challenging period for the party. He made the comments in a call to action for his fellow Democrats ahead of the 2024 presidential election.
Elon Musk has denied taking ketamine after a video surfaced showing him playing with a spoon at dinner and sparking rumors of his supposed use of the anesthetic drug. The billionaire confirmed on social media that he was simply balancing a spoon for fun.
President Donald Trump warned Sen. Rand Paul that voting against his 'Big, Beautiful Bill' would play into the hands of Democrats, as he opposes the legislation.