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Austin Metcalf's father, Jeff Metcalf, is haunted by released trial visuals in Karmelo Anthony's murder case, stating he never wants to see those pictures again.
The price tag for the US involvement in the 1987-1991 Iran war has been revised to $80 billion, more than double the original estimate of $40 billion provided by Congress.
More than 5,300 people remain trapped in online scam centres in Myanmar near the Thai border, despite a multinational crackdown last year, according to a human rights group. The situation highlights ongoing exploitation of vulnerable individuals in the region.
Turkey detains over 200 suspects, including suspected ISIS-linked militants, in a sweeping raid in capital Ankara ahead of a July 7-8 NATO summit.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is facing backlash after declining to condemn a local coffee shop for banning a Jewish congressman with pro-Israel views; the mayor's silence has sparked widespread outrage on social media.
The Supreme Court has ruled against a Rastafarian who sued prison officials for cutting his dreadlocks, effectively ending his attempt to sue. The court's decision will likely make it difficult for individuals with closely regulated hairstyles to pursue similar cases.
Air traffic control audio captured a tense moment at Boston Logan Airport on Saturday when two planes almost collided, highlighting a critical safety lapse. The incident occurred at 11:34 a.m. ET and involved an A aircraft.
Paul Manafort recalled spending time in solitary confinement as a 'scary' experience during an interview about serving time in prison for his role in former President Donald Trump's 2016 presidential campaign.
Sen. Ruben Gallego has faced accusations that he used campaign funds to bankroll a 'luxury lifestyle,' including purchasing Super Bowl tickets and covering his childcare expenses. This comes as part of an investigation into his financial dealings.
President Donald Trump has endorsed both candidates in South Carolina's Republican gubernatorial runoff election, a move that may test his grip on his preferred candidate's campaign. The election will determine which of Trump's favored candidates will go on to represent the state in the general election.
Waymo has filed a voluntary recall of 3,871 robotaxis due to a risk associated with construction zones; the issue involves the potential for the vehicles' autonomous driving system software to malfunction.
A 911 call made by an Ohio mother helped federal authorities identify a suspect in a White House UFC terror plot, foiling a potential attack. The call was part of newly released recordings that revealed her concerns over her 19-year-old son's guns and extremist plans.
England women's rugby team stars could earn £100,000 if they successfully defend their Women's Rugby World Cup title in 2029 under a new four-year pay agreement.
The Media Research Center has accused ABC's 'The View' of being a 'Democratic Party operation' rather than a legitimate news program, sparking a battle with the Federal Communications Commission. The watchdog claims the show is biased against Republicans and conservative viewpoints.
Hundreds of oil tankers stuck in the Strait of Hormuz have accumulated thick layers of barnacles and marine life, causing a new navigation hazard in the critical waterway. Diving teams are now charging upwards of $5,000 to remove the unwanted growths from the ships' hulls.
President Donald Trump has endorsed U.S. Rep. John James in the Michigan governor race, a move that comes as one of his GOP rivals exits the primary.
Brexit's 10-year impact on Britain has sparked ongoing debate, with economic and social consequences continuing to be felt by the public; opinion polls indicate that many Britons are still grappling with the effects of their decision to leave the European Union.
About 20 people have drowned in France over the weekend while attempting to escape a heatwave by swimming in unsupervised areas. The victims were trying to find relief from the extreme temperatures that are sweeping much of Europe.
Democrats' new-wave socialists are winning primaries but face a harsh reality in general elections as they struggle to translate their left-wing ideology into broad appeal beyond party lines. The party's shift to the left is seen as a response to growing discontent among progressive voters.
Algeria came back to beat Jordan 2-1 in their World Cup 2026 match, eliminating them as debutants with a second-half goals from substitute Nadhir Benbouali and Amine Gouiri.
The Five Eyes intelligence alliance has warned that new AI models pose a significant threat to global security due to their potential to enhance hacking capabilities, prompting urgent action to counter this emerging risk.
US road safety watchdog launches probe after Tesla crashes into Texas home, killing 76-year-old woman. The vehicle was reportedly operating in self-driving mode at the time of the accident.
President Donald Trump has congratulated conservative attorney Abelardo de la Espriella on his presidential victory in Colombia, despite the country's socialist candidate launching a legal challenge to the results.
A U.S. official involved with US-Iran peace negotiations says Vice President JD Vance made 'great progress', while labeling reports of him being snubbed as 'foreign propaganda'.
Los Angeles schools superintendent Alberto Carvalho resigned from his role amid an FBI probe following an investigation that led to an FBI raid on his home and office earlier this year.
The Justice Department is backing a group of Catholic nuns who say New York's transgender policies could force them to choose between their religious beliefs and continuing to care for indigent cancer patients. The mandate would require healthcare providers to use individuals' preferred names and pronouns on medical records.
Voters in the US prioritize protecting public health over reducing food prices when it comes to the nation's food supply, according to a new Fox News Poll. The poll also shows that RFK Jr is rated negatively by voters.
The Democratic primaries in New York are underway, with a new set of candidates emerging to challenge the party's recent leftward shift. The latest development comes just months after Zohran Mamdani won the city mayors race in a historic upset.
A gunman was 'neutralized' after a shooting in Montreal left one police officer and one other person dead on Monday.
Six people were killed and 39 shot in a weekend of violence in Chicago, with President Donald Trump touting a DC-style cleanup strategy involving National Guard deployment to address similar incidents.
President Donald Trump has threatened to add The New York Times' 'treasonous' coverage of the Iran war to his $15 billion defamation lawsuit.
Music industry titan Clive Davis, known as 'the man with the golden ears,' has died at the age of 94 after a long career producing iconic artists such as Janis Joplin and Whitney Houston.
Dusty May will leave Michigan's men's basketball team to become the head coach of the NBA's Dallas Mavericks.
Acting U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche says the suspect responsible for opening fire near the FIFA World Cup in Kansas City, Missouri over the weekend may be dead, but police remain vigilant.
Wyndham Clark's chances of winning the U.S. Open were bolstered by his performance at Shinnecock Hills, where he took on one of the most challenging courses in golf. Clark has previously won two U.S. Opens and is considered a strong contender for another victory.
The Trump administration plans to withhold tens of millions in homeland security funds unless states adopt sweeping election changes, including new voter ID laws and strict mail-in ballot procedures.
Country music star Morgan Wallen teases new music with a viral Instagram post, sending shockwaves through the industry and fueling speculation about his upcoming release. The news has sent the country music world buzzing with excitement and anticipation for what's to come from the singer.
Senators Ted Cruz and Maria Cantwell are pushing for SEC and Big Ten buy-in on a college sports bill, as the committee hearing continues to advance the Protect College Sports Act to the Senate floor. The next few weeks are expected to be even more heated as support and opposition intensify over the contentious legislation.
A MLB sideline reporter was drenched in a wild post-game celebration, and a player's love letter to Michael Jordan sold for thousands of dollars. The game also took a shocking turn when a comment made about Shinnecock golf course sparked controversy.
Pakistan has issued a nationwide alert as heavy rains are forecasted to cause widespread flooding, prompting concerns from its disaster authority. The National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) has warned of a critical weather window across the country.
NVIDIA introduces NVIDIA Halos for Robotics, the industry's first comprehensive workplace safety system for humanoid robots, aiming to enhance robotics operations and reduce accidents.
Scam texts are particularly devastating for aging parents who may struggle with memory issues, and experts offer tips on how to prevent financial ruin from these unwanted messages, such as verifying sender information and reporting suspicious texts. Many seniors fall victim to scams due to their trusting nature, making awareness and education crucial in stopping this type of scam.
Elected officials and animal welfare advocates will gather for a vigil on Monday to honor an 18-year-old tourist who died after falling from a horse-drawn carriage in Central Park.
The UK's parliament is set to debate the need for an inquiry into Israeli influence on British politics, expected to air live on Monday.
Spains young football star Lamine Yamal has scored a goal in the World Cup, drawing attention to his skills and increasing his popularity amidst ongoing social media debate about his fitness.
Keir Starmer announces he will resign as UK Prime Minister amid intense pressure from his own Labour Party, with a new leader set to be in place by September.
Keir Starmer has resigned as British Prime Minister following a devastating Labour revolt and local election losses.
US President Donald Trump has a personal feud with Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni, reflecting how his personality influences his foreign policy decisions, and he also had a disagreement with Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu over Jerusalem's status as Israel's capital.
Expectation is building that UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer will set out a timetable for his resignation, conceding to pressure from his Labour Party.
U.S. and Iranian negotiators are meeting to discuss billions in potentially unfrozen Iranian assets, a dispute that could threaten the Iran deal; experts warn it could test the durability of the agreement.
The New York Times is facing backlash after publishing an article about a transgender father on Father's Day, with critics accusing the paper of promoting a 'transgender agenda' and 'corrupting our children'. The article sparked outrage among conservative groups and individuals who claim it undermines traditional family values.
A Southwest Airlines plane was struck by a ground equipment vehicle at Memphis International Airport while passengers were boarding on Sunday.
Rep. Ro Khanna argues that Elon Musk needs to be investigated for the '4.5 million children' who were allegedly sentenced to death due to his spending cuts on Tesla and SpaceX's cryptocurrency venture DOGE.
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni's escalating feud with former US President Donald Trump is a calculated political strategy aimed at boosting her approval ratings at home.
Albanian protesters flood streets demanding Prime Minister Edi Rama's resignation amid corruption accusations. The government is under increasing pressure as citizens call for his resignation and that of opposition leader Sali Berisha.
A 51-year-old concertgoer died after apparently falling from an upper level at Madison Square Garden during a Goose performance on Saturday.
Iran's unprecedented 'whole-regime' delegation at US deal talks signals a determination to achieve immediate case sanctions relief as a non-negotiable condition for negotiations on a nuclear deal, an analyst says.
Multiple individuals have died this month at the Grand Canyon due to scorching temperatures, according to the National Park Service. The deaths come as the park warned of extreme heat amid recent heatwaves.
President Donald Trump's plan to formalize a peace agreement with Iran has divided Republican lawmakers between those who see military action as a victory and those who prioritize the pursuit of a lasting deal, sparking internal divisions within the party.
US President Donald Trump stated that British Prime Minister Keir Starmer will resign amid speculation of a possible quit, with some reports suggesting it could happen as early as Monday.
The wife of Spain's Prime Minister has been forbidden from leaving the country amid growing corruption probes targeting top politicians. The move follows a history of corruption scandals that have led to the downfall of several government officials in recent years.
Minnesota is banning crypto ATMs following a surge in scams that saw nearly $1 million drained from residents over several years through these machines. The ban aims to protect consumers from exploitation.
Olympic canoeist David Hearn, 67, has denied vandalizing Washington D.C.'s Reflecting Pool after a viral arrest sparked widespread criticism and concern.
Visitors to the Barack Obama Presidential Center in Chicago have hailed the 44th president's legacy as an example of unifying, scandal-free 'Black excellence,' with many lamenting what they view as a contrast to Donald Trump's scandal-plagued presidency.
The American Academy of Pediatrics' widely used transgender youth treatment guidelines are under investigation by the Federal Trade Commission, which alleges the organization received millions in funding from pharmaceutical companies that profit from hormone therapy treatments for trans youth. The probe could upend the guidelines, potentially harming the health and well-being of thousands of adolescents seeking medical care for gender dysphoria.
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Conservative outsider Abelardo de la Espriella, backed by former US President Donald Trump, is leading in a pivotal Colombian presidential runoff election as voters seek change from cartels and economic uncertainty.
Federal authorities have foiled a plot targeting a planned UFC event at the White House, highlighting concerns about online radicalization and social media's role in connecting individuals who hate their country to suspected terror plots. The incident is the latest in a series of cases raising alarms about the power of the internet in shaping extremism among American youth.
The Department of Homeland Security is honoring Angel Dads, who face Father's Day without their children, who were killed by illegal immigrants, as a reminder of their ongoing struggle to advocate for stronger border security measures and support services for these families. A key angel dad, Maria Rodriguez, was looking forward to her daughter graduating from high school on this Father's Day.
Spain's shock loss to Cape Verde has exposed the country's bad habits on the pitch, serving as a warning sign that their recent success may be short-lived. The team's struggles against lower-ranked opponents could signal a decline in form and competitiveness.
Johannesburg's inner city is divided over South Africa's immigration crackdown, which has seen vendors and business owners being targeted by authorities in a bid to curb undocumented immigrants. The move has sparked resentment among local residents who rely on these entrepreneurs for their daily needs.
Goalkeeper Eloy Room was Curacao's hero as they claimed their first-ever World Cup point with a 0-0 draw against Ecuador, helping the tiny Caribbean nation keep alive their bid for progress in the tournament.
Keir Starmer reportedly considers stepping down as PM and may announce a departure timeline as early as Monday, according to a recent report.
Pope Leo XIV used a visit honoring St. Frances Xavier Cabrini, the first American saint and patron saint of immigrants, to deliver his latest appeal on behalf of them, asking Catholics to support migrants and refugees worldwide. Pope Leo XIV sent an unmistakable message during his visit honoring America's first saint.
A Florida police department's social media campaign to boost recruitment and build relationships with the community went viral, connecting officers with residents in a unique and effective way. The innovative strategy has helped bridge the gap between law enforcement and the local population.
Rep. Joyce Beatty accuses Kennedy Center administrators of intentionally allowing the Washington, D.C. venue to deteriorate into a 'lifeless husk' by halting regular shows.
Former President Joe Biden has won an additional three-week temporary reprieve in the release of audio recordings and transcripts related to Special Counsel Robert Hur's classified documents investigation. The delay comes after a Trump-appointed judge delayed the materials' release.
A watchdog report has unmasked a 'stunning betrayal' of MAGA members by revealing that a major railroad union's leadership funneled money to support Democratic causes that opposed the Trump administration. The alleged breach of trust is under investigation, sparking widespread outrage among union members who had supported the group in the past.
Indian home-based workers are demanding equal rights as a 30th ILO convention marks its milestone, with thousands of female garment workers and domestic help staging protests in New Delhi to press for fair wages and better working conditions.
Spanish Prime Minister's wife ordered to face trial on charges of influence peddling and corruption, with a judge ruling she must surrender her passport.
Vice President JD Vance warns that Democrats are embracing their 'most-radical fringes', citing recent local victories by progressive and socialist candidates.
Democratic socialist candidates are making gains in mayoral elections across the US, with Janeese Lewis George's win in Washington, DC, marking the latest victory for those aligned with the Democratic Socialist movement.
Bill Maher urges liberals to put aside partisan differences and join the 'America 250' party celebration, advising them not to spoil it over their distaste for President Donald Trump.
A traveler's delayed flight has put their personal devices and online accounts at risk due to a missed connection window, leaving them vulnerable to cyber threats and potential financial losses. The individual now faces an uphill battle to regain access to their critical digital assets.
Meta is offering paid training for jobs in its data centers that house artificial intelligence systems, providing support for those looking to transition into roles supporting AI technology. The training is designed to meet growing demand for personnel working behind the scenes of AI infrastructure.
Country music and celebrity relationships take center stage in this week's Pop Culture Quiz.
President Donald Trump mocked Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni for allegedly asking him multiple times to take a photo together, while also criticizing Italy's refusal to help the US amid the Iran war.
Most major professional sports leagues and teams celebrated Juneteenth on Friday, embracing the federal holiday that commemorates the freeing of Black enslaved people in America, but two notable exceptions were reported.
Israel rolled out a lavish state welcome for Somaliland's president in Jerusalem, extending honors rarely accorded to the leader of a territory still unrecognized by any country, as part of efforts to expand its influence in the Red Sea region.
The Kennedy Center has asked a federal judge to pause deadlines in an ongoing lawsuit as it explores options for renovation amid a looming closure. The center's board is seeking additional time to comply with court orders and explore avenues for restoration.
A traveler infected with measles is believed to have exposed passengers at Los Angeles International Airport and guests at a nearby hotel after arriving in Los Angeles County earlier this month. Health officials are warning travelers who may have been in contact with the individual to seek medical attention if they experience symptoms of the disease.
A body found in South Carolina was identified as Elena Katherine Moore, a missing fitness trainer who had previously told a friend she was 'scared for her life'. Authorities announced the positive identification on Friday.
President Donald Trump is backing a second candidate in Tuesday's South Carolina GOP gubernatorial runoff, a move seen as a significant endorsement in the state's closely watched election.
Canada midfielder Ismael Kone has undergone successful surgery to repair severe fractures in his lower left leg after suffering them during a match against Qatar, forcing him to miss the rest of World Cup.
A popular South Carolina river hangout turned into chaos when a massive brawl broke out at a sandbar, with dozens of people crowding around as punches flew and fighters grappled in the water.
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni denies making a plea to President Trump for a photo at the G7 summit, calling his account 'completely fabricated'. Meloni's comments come after Trump claimed she begged him for a picture during the summit.
Trump's acting intelligence chief Bill Pulte arrived a day early after asking for a list of every employee in the office so he could assess whether to fire them.
A Florida woman, Carleen Noreus, pleaded guilty to selling nearly 3,000 fraudulent nursing diplomas through schools she owned and operated in South Florida.
Virginia governor faces DOJ warning over potential shift towards more lenient immigration policies similar to California's approach.
China's approval of a coin-sized brain chip called NEO paves the way for people with paralysis to control devices using their thoughts, raising significant questions about its potential impact on society and future medical advancements. The breakthrough technology has sparked big questions about how it will be used and regulated in the coming years.