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ESPN host Pat McAfee is threatening to sue a liberal troll who accused him of using a racial slur after sitting with President Trump at the 2026 Patriot Games. McAfee was greeted by Trump on the tarmac before joining him during the event.
A repeat offender has been arrested in Charlotte after being caught on camera sucker-punching a woman, in the same city where a Ukrainian refugee was stabbed by a career criminal earlier this year. The incident comes as investigators continue to probe the 2019 stabbing of Iryna Zarutska.
Wisconsin Democrats are attributing Francesca Hong's surprising loss to concerns about electability after a similar setback in Michigan's Democratic Senate primary last week.
Prosecutors are strongly opposing Alex Murdaugh's demand to move his trial to Charleston, calling it a 'logistically challenging and unreasonable' position, amid a fight over the retrial of the 'Holy City' murder case.
Activists in Palestine are struggling to be heard on Meta platforms after a prominent Jerusalem-based journalist saw her Instagram account restricted due to alleged hate speech policies, sparking concerns over online censorship. Faten Elwan has more than 300,000 followers on her Instagram account, which regularly covers events in Palestine and documents the Israeli occupation.
Venture capitalist Josh Kushner and former Disney CEO Bob Iger are set to buy the Los Angeles Lakers for a record $12.5 billion, according to sources familiar with the matter.
President Donald Trump announced that White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt will leave her role at the end of the month to spend more time with her family and become an outside advisor.
Senate GOP elections chief Tim Scott has accused Michigan voter El-Sayed of being 'for Hamas' and against America, pitting a Trump-backed Republican against an insurgent progressive in the upcoming election.
President Donald Trump's exit from a press conference in Ankara, Turkey, involved a decoy tactic where an air force one model was parked outside and caterers were seen arriving at it as the actual plane took off without him, raising questions about the extent of his security detail's tactics.
Democrat David Crowley has narrowly defeated socialist rival Francesca Hong in Wisconsin's key swing state, securing the party's gubernatorial nomination as a more moderate candidate.
Jewish voters are poised to decide Michigan's Senate race after some lifelong Democrats consider crossing party lines in favor of Republican candidate El-Sayed. The election is expected to be razor-thin due to narrow margins among this crucial voting demographic.
President Donald Trump criticized the diminishing influence of pro-Israel lobbying groups in Congress and beyond, suggesting they are losing their power in Washington politics.
The New York Police Department will not provide a security detail to Mayor Zohran Mamdani's wife during her upcoming vacation to two terror hotspots in the Middle East, contradicting the mayor's claims that NYPD would accompany her.
A prominent New York City grocery store owner warns that city-run grocery stores will create divisions between the government and its citizens, sparking potential unrest. The owner's comments come as Mayor Zohran Mamdani moves forward with plans to open five city-run grocery stores.
Democratic Gov. Abigail Spanberger faced backlash for her visit to a traditional fiddling convention in rural southwestern Virginia, drawing comparisons to former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton's similar struggles in conservative areas during her 2016 presidential campaign. The state delegate criticized Spanberger as being out of touch with the community's values and customs.
Michael Alfonso, backed by former President Donald Trump, has won the Republican primary for Wisconsin's 7th Congressional District, a seat held by his father-in-law Sean Duffy in the past.
Fake rental listings can cost renters thousands of dollars as scammers lure them in with attractive prices and convenient locations before revealing their true intentions.
President Donald Trump brushed off a question about potentially running for a third term in 2028, stating that 'the law is very strong.
A once-glamorous French Riviera town is losing its appeal to tourists as it becomes overrun by influencers and crowds, with many describing their experience as 'almost unbearable'. Saint-Tropez, a popular destination for celebrities and the ultra-rich, has seen a shift in its audience.
Moderate Democrat David Crowley wins Wisconsin primary for governor, defeating Democratic Socialist opponent and bucking progressive expectations.
A deadly Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has killed over 2,000 people, prompting experts to remind Americans about the risks and necessary precautions.
Lt. Gov. Peggy Flanagan wins the Minnesota Democratic Senate primary, marking another victory for a progressive candidate over the party's establishment.
WNBA media turns Stephanie White's rehearsed rant into an 'important' attack on league critics as the Indiana Fever head coach delivers a lengthy statement criticizing those who question her team's success. The statement has been framed by the media as a powerful indictment of naysayers in the league.
The progressive left-wing has won a second straight week's Senate primary battle, marking a setback for House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and intensifying a battle between Democrats on the center-left. The split decision also gives former President Donald Trump an unexpected boost in his re-election campaign.
The Democratic establishment has struck back against socialist candidates, dealing a setback in their bid for control of the party. A center-left candidate defeated a left-wing contender in a battleground primary on Tuesday.
Families in Gaza's Khan Younis are struggling to come to terms with the devastating effects of war on their lives, as they navigate destruction and loss amidst their children's increased anxiety and trauma symptoms. A 16-year-old boy with autism clutches his hand tightly under his chin as a coping mechanism for his nervous system.
Israeli forces have continued their crackdown in the occupied West Bank, arresting at least 23 Palestinians and demolishing several homes, as the United Nations warned that the situation is at a breaking point. The UN described the West Bank as 'on the brink of collapse'.
A TikTok creator is being urged to disclose information about a mental hospital where Lindsay Clancy was being treated before her murder trial, with a judge warning that sharing patient records on social media is not acceptable. The dispute emerged as part of the defense's efforts to add a new witness to the case.
Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., is on track for a fifth term after fending off four challengers in her Democratic primary, maintaining Minnesota's far-left streak.
Minnesota House Speaker Lisa Demuth has won the Republican gubernatorial primary and will move on to face the Democratic nominee in November to replace outgoing Gov. Tim Walz.
Minnesota House Speaker Lisa Demuth has won the Republican gubernatorial primary and will face the Democratic nominee in November after ousting MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell from her party's nomination.
Democrats in Vermont take their sixth consecutive attempt to unseat popular GOP Governor Phil Scott, who previously voted for Vice President Kamala Harris.
Longtime Rep. John Larson (D-Conn.) lost his seat after a tough primary to upstart progressive Mayor Luke Bronin, who has served in Hartford for one year. Larson, a 14-term congressman since the Clinton administration, did not seek re-election.
North Korea has launched another ballistic missile, its second reported launch in less than a week, as tensions rise ahead of planned US-South Korean military drills.
A 4-year-old child has died in a tragic accident after being electrocuted by a clothes dryer inside their home in Savonburg, Kansas.
The White House has asked the Department of Justice to consider opening a new prosecution in connection with vandalism at the newly renovated Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool.
Rep. Tom Tiffany is one step closer to capturing the governor's mansion in battleground Wisconsin for the Republican Party after passing a bill as a 'firewall' against socialism. The move has boosted his chances of winning the election.
Kellan Lutz, star of the 'Twilight' series, has left California for Tennessee after the pandemic, citing a desire to trade in city life for rural surroundings and spiritual growth through Bible studies.
Connecticut Democratic Gov. Ned Lamont faces a primary challenge from far-left contender state Rep. Josh Elliott, who accuses Lamont of being too close to President Donald Trump.
Appointed Sen. Darline Graham has advanced to a runoff election in the special Republican Senate primary in South Carolina, in the race to succeed the late Sen. Lindsey Graham.
Paramount's new chief is threatening to move his studio out of California if the state's attorney general resolves the high-stakes antitrust lawsuit. The Dem AG's lawsuit has stalled the Warner Bros merger.
A federal judge in Massachusetts blocked the U.S. Postal Service from restricting mail-in ballots as part of President Trump's executive order tightening mail-in voting rules ahead of the 2026 midterms.
A 20-year-old male hiker died in a 'horrific accident' after falling from a 177-foot waterfall in an Oregon state park on Monday.
Cincinnati Bengals head coach Zac Taylor has admitted to breaking a key rule in the NFL's challenge flag system for eight years, just as the league is making a slight change to address the issue before the 2026 season.
The US Department of Justice is set to file lawsuits against New York, Connecticut, and Vermont over their laws granting in-state tuition to undocumented immigrants, a move seen as targeting predominantly Democratic states.
President Donald Trump directed the CMS Administrator, Dr. Mehmet Oz, to end Medicaid funding for gender transition surgeries in minors.
Rosie O'Donnell credits President Donald Trump for reviving her fame, saying he made her 're-famous'. The White House continues to call her 'obsessed'.
Democratic candidate Sarah Trone Garriott faces a challenge in Iowa's 3rd Congressional District as her campaign pitch on sensitive issues clashes with her voting record on top culture war topics. She has taken a 'radical' stance against men having access to women's locker rooms.
The Trump administration has announced a proposed overhaul of the federal Head Start program, which would give states more control over preschool standards in an effort to cut administrative costs and put parents at the helm.
Rep. Max Miller has been described by former classmates as 'hotheaded' and 'misogynistic', reflecting their negative views of his behavior when growing up together. The comments come from a former classmate who had previously antagonized him during childhood baseball games.
In Gaza's tents, widows face war's harshest realities alone, struggling to provide for their families as they navigate the devastating consequences of conflict. The mother of four, Mona al-Masri, is among those trying to plan each day under the scorching heat inside a displacement tent in northern Gaza.
The Babylon Bee, a conservative satirical news site, is suing New Mexico officials over a law requiring disclaimers on AI-generated political content, including parody and satire. The lawsuit questions whether such disclaimers are necessary for political satire.
Parents of a Georgia first-grader with autism are speaking out after their son was suspended for biting his sandwich into the shape of a gun and pointing it at a classmate during lunch.
The parents of University of Idaho student Kaylee Goncalves have described a 'daily nightmare' as they continue to demand the death penalty for their daughter's killers, who made a shocking plea twist in court. Their morning thoughts and nightly prayers since her murder have been revealed in an emotional opening, highlighting the ongoing pain and struggle of the family.
Wisconsin Democratic Party Chair Devin Remiker avoided answering questions about his colleague Francesca Hong's comments on Thanksgiving, sparking alarm in her campaign amidst an ongoing gubernatorial bid.
President Donald Trump has declined to rule out declaring a national security emergency to gain control over the 2026 midterm elections. The move would allow him to assert more authority in the election process.
Former Wisconsin Gov Scott Walker expressed concerns about politics in the state amid the rise of Democratic Socialist Francesca Hong, warning that she is undermining one of her strengths by taking a campaign backtracking approach.
Sen. Darline Graham will face Rep. Ralph Norman in a South Carolina GOP Senate runoff after a projected victory by Norman advanced him to the next round of the Republican primary election.
A potentially deadly and drug-resistant fungus has spread across 27 US states, with thousands of cases reported as of the week ending July 25, according to provisional CDC data.
A VPN user's choice between a shared IP address and a dedicated IP address depends on their specific needs, but each has its own advantages and disadvantages. Those who prioritize anonymity and speed tend to prefer shared IP addresses, while those requiring more control over server location often opt for dedicated IPs.
New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill has unexpectedly expressed support for a voter ID law in her state, marking a significant shift in her stance. She also criticized President Donald Trump's federal SAVE Act as 'voter suppression'.
President Donald Trump cheered Justice Samuel Alito's decision to stay on the Supreme Court bench for another term, calling him 'one of the greatest of all time'.
A malfunctioning crane's arm collapsed onto the rooftop pool area of a luxury high-rise in Miami, leaving construction workers clinging to the dangling structure as it plunged towards the water below. The incident was captured on video by a bystander.
Virginia Democratic Gov. Abigail Spanberger was booed by a crowd at the Virginia Old Fiddlers' Convention over the weekend, amid her sagging poll numbers and lingering political challenges.
A year after deploying the National Guard in Washington, D.C., opinions are divided on its success among residents, politicians and experts regarding safety gains made since Trump's deployment in 2017.
US President Donald Trump has referred to anti-AI data center sentiments as a 'tremendous thing', but most Americans do not share his view, highlighting a growing divide over the use of artificial intelligence in the country.
President Donald Trump has long argued that who is counting the votes can matter nearly as much as who is on the ballot, helping shape the mechanics of elections into a significant political factor.
Democratic candidate for Wisconsin governor Francesca Hong's supporters are confident she's the answer to affordability ahead of Tuesday's primary.
Republican senators are rallying behind a petition by families of 9/11 victims to bar New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani from attending the upcoming anniversary remembrance ceremony due to his alleged ties to Hamas.
Socialist winning streak puts prized Democratic battleground at risk as radical leftists advance in the high-stakes fight between the left-wing and the center-left establishment for the future of the party.
India's young generation is increasingly at odds with their parents, who are openly supporters of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and affiliated with the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), a Hindu nationalist organization. The generational divide has led to tensions at home as protesters confront their parents about their perceived extremism.
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US President Donald Trump said it would be a 'terrible mistake' to replace Gianni Infantino as FIFA president amid controversy surrounding the World Cup.
President Donald Trump is turning back to sanctions against Iran after talks with Tehran fizzled, reversing a move he made earlier in his presidency aimed at building a better relationship with the country.
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President Donald Trump is warning FIFA against ousting its chief executive Gianni Infantino, threatening a 'massive price' if they do so. Trump called Infantino's removal 'out of their minds'.
DiJonai Carrington, who sparked controversy by declaring 'White privilege' after being ejected from a WNBA game, played against the Storm, but the league remained silent on her actions.
President Donald Trump used a catering truck and a decoy Air Force One to secretly board a third, smaller U.S. military aircraft to depart the NATO summit in Turkey in July as an Iran threat loomed. The unusual departure method was reportedly chosen for security reasons.
Democratic Gov. Maura Healey signed a sweeping Massachusetts bill allowing abortions up to birth, making the deep-blue state the 10th to permit the procedure up to birth.
Rock legend Mick Jagger proved he still has his signature dance moves at 83 in a viral video posted by the singer on Sunday, leaving fans wowed and entertained.
The deployment of the National Guard to Washington D.C. has been extended until 2029, following a 12-month pledge by President Donald Trump to make the city safe and beautiful.
Progressive candidates in Wisconsin's governor race and Minnesota's U.S. Senate contest make last-minute pushes ahead of Tuesday's elections, pitting them against Democratic establishment candidates.
Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei formally appointed six senior military commanders, cementing a wartime reshuffle as Tehran signals a 'prolonged confrontation.' An expert warns that Iran is rebuilding its command structure after months of tensions with the US and Israel.
Dr. Anthony Fauci's private texts have sparked backlash after revealing he raised a theoretical concern about potential miscarriage risks linked to COVID-19 vaccines, which was met with fierce opposition from multiple officials.
Europe braces for another heatwave as parts of the continent recover from record-breaking temperatures that sparked wildfires, dried out rivers, and claimed thousands of lives in June and July. Many areas are preparing for another potentially deadly heatwave.
GOP gubernatorial frontrunner Rep. Tom Tiffany warns voters that a potential general election matchup with socialist state Rep. Francesca Hong could determine whether socialism gains traction in Wisconsin.
President Donald Trump has demanded that Iran compensate Americans killed or seriously wounded in attacks he blamed on Tehran, as well as pay the families of Iranian protesters, amid a dispute over war reparations.
President Donald Trump is signaling he's willing to rely on economic pressure to weaken Iran's economy, instead of expanding military action, as the regime faces mounting failures and growing pain.
A harrowing video showed the collapse of a building after a powerful earthquake struck western Colombia on Monday, bringing down buildings across several cities and killing at least 47 people.
President Donald Trump has won permission to file an amended complaint in a $10B defamation lawsuit against the BBC, a legal victory that allows him to continue pursuing his claims against the British broadcaster.
President Donald Trump announced on Sunday that Assistant to the President and White House Staff Secretary Will Scharf will take over as White House Counsel soon. This move comes after the departure of the current White House Counsel, who's identity is not specified in the announcement.
Kamala Harris's criticism of the SAVE America Act has backfired on conservatives after she warned Americans would have to 'prove who you are' under the bill, turning her into an accidental advocate for the legislation. The unexpected turn in opinion suggests that Trump's attack on Harris may not be as effective as he had hoped.
Brinks Home has confirmed a data breach involving its computer systems, putting over 1 million customers on alert as hackers accessed sensitive information.
An Arizona man is on an international manhunt after his parents' bodies were found buried behind his home in a wealthy neighborhood. Police suspect he is responsible for their deaths and are searching for him worldwide.
The family of a bikini designer found dead on a Montauk yacht last summer has filed a $50 million lawsuit alleging assault in a case that rocked the wealthy summer hot spot.
A socialist leader appeared uncomfortable during an interview when questioned about the practical consequences of abolishing prisons and police, as advocated by her party in California. The anchor pressed for specific answers on how these changes would be implemented and maintained.
Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed appeared to admit on Sunday's 'Meet the Press' that everyone, regardless of income, would have to pay 'a little bit more in taxes' for universal healthcare.
An Al Jazeera investigation has tracked how US far-right groups used the phrase 'inshallah' - a common Muslim expression meaning 'God willing' - to mock and delegitimize Abdul El-Sayed's Democratic Senate primary victory in Michigan. The campaign was found to have rapidly spread on X, with far-right groups using it to taunt and undermine El-Sayeds message.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's rejection of a US-led roadmap for Gaza has raised urgent questions about the fragile peace process, risking endless war and prolonging the suffering of Palestinians in the Gaza Strip.
A North Carolina woman who went missing while on a girls' trip to Grenada may have drowned after swimming far offshore, her husband said. Elizabeth 'Liz' Waddell, 43, was last seen on July 22.