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Israeli forces launch a new wave of attacks in southern and eastern Lebanon targeting the Iran-backed Lebanese group Hezbollah amidst the joint Israeli-US war on Iran. The attacks mark an escalation in Israel's efforts to pressure Iran.
The US war in Iran is taking a toll on American finances and economy, sparking questions about how much President Trump can push for regime change without incurring significant costs at home. Economic uncertainty threatens to undermine his drive to topple Iran's government.
Team USA defeated Mexico 5-3 to secure a spot in the World Baseball Classic quarterfinals, advancing from Pool B.
Iran launched new attacks on Israel and Gulf Arab countries Tuesday, escalating its pressure on the Middle East amid rising tensions.
The Las Vegas Raiders have flexed their financial muscle with a record-breaking free agent spending spree, led by Tyler Linderbaum's $81M contract deal.
Fierce Healthcare has named SpotitEarly as one of its 'Fierce 15' companies for 2026, recognizing the startup's innovative approach to early cancer detection using AI and trained canines.
President Trump and many congressional Republicans view passage of the SAVE Act as crucial to their goals, and it was a key focus of his State of the Union speech.
Tarik Skubal is staying with Team USA for the World Baseball Classic despite initially leaving to return to the Detroit Tigers camp due to mixed feelings about his commitment.
Bill Maher stands by his dinner with President Donald Trump, firing back at liberal guest Sam Harris who called the HBO host's relationship with the president humanizing. Maher tells Harris to 'get a reality check'.
Federal investigators have raided a storage facility in Bucks County, Pa., as part of their probe into two suburban Pennsylvania teens accused of carrying out an ISIS-inspired terror attack by allegedly throwing a bomb in New York City.
An illegal immigrant from Africa has been arrested and charged for allegedly voting in every federal election since 2008, according to reports. The arrest comes amid a contentious debate among congressional lawmakers about voter eligibility and identity verification procedures.
Nevada's reputation as a haven for affordable housing has turned into a symbol of America's struggle with skyrocketing costs, leaving many young people like Brian Torres Suazo feeling priced out of their own neighborhoods. The state's affordability crisis is now being felt by those who were once expected to be first-time homeowners.
The US has designated the Sudanese Muslim Brotherhood as a 'terrorist' group, as part of President Donald Trump's administration's crackdown on the organization.
FBI subpoenas Arizona voting documents from lawmakers as a federal push into election administration widens, marking the second such confirmed jurisdiction this year.
Iranian Kurdish fighters claim readiness to strike Tehran, pending a green light amid ongoing conflict with US, Israel, and Iran; they are currently waiting for permission to launch an attack on the capital city.
The Harlem Globetrotters are set to be featured in a new video game later this year as part of their centennial season celebration. The team's 100th anniversary is being marked with a release of 'Super Basketball Classics Featuring the World Famous Harlem Globetrotters'.
Democrats and Republicans are both facing challenges in maintaining a positive public image, according to a recent national poll that shows only 30% of registered voters view the Democratic Party favorably.
Live Nation has settled an antitrust lawsuit with the Justice Department over allegations it was monopolizing the live events music industry, with terms of the settlement remaining confidential for now.
Israeli forces carried out an airstrike on a Palestinian refugee camp in Gaza, killing journalist Amal Shamali, who worked as a correspondent for Qatar Radio.
President Donald Trump has rejected former President Joe Biden's claim to executive privilege over a set of documents sought by the Senate in ongoing investigations, escalating tensions between the two administrations. The move marks a significant escalation in the dispute over presidential records and authority.
Israeli strikes on fuel depots and petroleum logistic sites in Tehran have sparked apocalyptic images, with spilled oil igniting a massive fire that engulfed several areas of the city. The attacks appear to be aimed at breaking the resilience of Iranian people amid escalating tensions between the two nations.
Iran has waged war on America for 47 years, and its lack of a clear casus belli is part of the problem in ending this conflict.
Country singer Lainey Wilson is defending her 'blue collar' roots by saying city people often have a wrong view of rural towns like her hometown of Baskin, Louisiana. Wilson, 33, has grown up in the tiny community with fewer than 170 residents.
Hundreds of Nigerian Shias have gathered to mourn the death of Iran's former supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei in Nigeria following his assassination in a US-Israeli attack, as his son takes over as the country's new leader.
Tankers are expected to resume normal movement in the Middle East within a few weeks, marking the end of an oil price surge triggered by the Trump administration's targeting of Iran.
A fake Google Gemini AI has been pushing a 'Google Coin' cryptocurrency scam, convincing users to invest in a non-existent digital currency with promises of high returns. The scam is designed to mimic real-time responses from an official Google AI assistant.
Oil prices surge over 15%, reaching nearly $103 per barrel, as production cuts amid storage shortages drive up costs worldwide.
Oil surges above $100 for the first time in nearly four years as a historic disruption to global oil production continues due to ongoing tensions in the Middle East.
Tesla has launched a car with no steering wheel, featuring a new driver experience that eliminates traditional controls, and now faces questions about how passengers will navigate its innovative design.
Federal agents have served search warrants in New Jersey and Pennsylvania as they investigate a possible NYC terrorism link tied to explosive devices at a protest.
Iraq's head coach Graham Arnold urges FIFA to delay his team's World Cup playoff due to disruptions from the US-Israel war on Iran.
Volunteers in Sudan have rebuilt the country's oldest psychiatric hospital, which was destroyed during civil war, as part of efforts to support mental health services in the war-torn nation. The 21-year-old hospital, which serves over 10,000 patients annually, has now been restored after a two-year construction process.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has reasserted his leadership by taking action rather than just speaking, showcasing true statesmanship at the World Economic Forum in Davos.
At least 42 people have been killed in days of floods across Kenya, the government has said, as heavy rains triggered flash floods across several regions since Friday.
Supporters of the Iranian women's football team in Australia demanded action after their team's final defeat in the Asian Womens Cup, shouting 'Save our girls' as they surrounded the team's bus. The incident highlights growing concerns over the safety and treatment of Iranian athletes abroad.
Business confidence around investment and growth in Europe remains high despite recent challenges, according to a report from global counsel firms.
Country Joe McDonald, a 1960s hippie rock star known for his anti-Vietnam War song I-Feel-Like-Im-Fixin-To-Die Rag, has died at age 84. He was also a highlight of the iconic Woodstock music festival.
Jessica Alba shared on social media a collection of photos from her recent romantic getaway to Mexico City with boyfriend Danny Ramirez, describing it as an experience that filled her heart with joy.
Oil prices surge past $100 a barrel due to escalating war in Iran, marking first time it has crossed that mark since Russia's 2022 invasion of Ukraine.
Actress Heather Graham has been spotted enjoying a beach vacation with her boyfriend Michele Civetta in Tulum, Mexico, where she sizzled in a skimpy string bikini. The 56-year-old actress was seen having fun under the sun with her partner.
Mojtaba Khamenei, the son of Iran's late Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, has been elected as the country's new supreme leader by the Assembly of Experts.
Thousands of civilians have fled an opposition stronghold in eastern South Sudan after the army ordered evacuations to clear the way for a military offensive.
An Air Force veteran cautions that cartels like the Jalisco New Generation Cartel do not collapse but rather fracture after a high-profile leader is killed. Ruben 'El Mencho' Oseguera Cervantes' demise has raised questions about the cartel's future response.
India won the T20 World Cup final, defeating New Zealand by 96 runs to claim their third title and become the first team to win the tournament at home.
Meta's smart glasses have raised growing concerns over privacy issues as users may be able to access sensitive personal information without their knowledge. The devices' ability to capture and share data raises questions about how this information will be used and protected.
A suburban New Jersey school district is considering renaming an elementary school after President Donald Trump, sparking debate among board members and residents.
Kosovo is facing a constitutional crisis after a deadline passed for electing a new head of state, sparking fears of renewed instability in the Balkan nation. The crisis comes as President Vjosa Osmani faces opposition from parliament members and international partners over her dissolution of parliament.
Mexican drug cartels are reevaluating their tactics as US pressure during the Trump era takes effect, prompting them to avoid targeting American tourists and citizens in an effort to avoid retaliation from Washington. The shift in strategy is driven by a desire to maintain diplomatic relations with the US.
President Donald Trump has vowed to block signing new laws into effect until the SAVE America Act is passed by the Senate, a challenging task given the chamber's current Republican makeup and 60-vote filibuster threshold.
Bruce Springsteen's new anti-Trump 'Land of Hope and Dreams American Tour' is sparking criticism from fans due to high ticket prices. The tour launch has left many outraged by the astronomical costs.
Kate Hudson expresses her concerns about modern relationship culture, stating that it's too easy for people to leave a relationship rather than working to maintain it. She believes this shift in attitude can lead to a lack of commitment and meaningful connections.
At least two people are dead after a plane crashed near Gulf Shores, Alabama, on Saturday night, officials said.
US Olympic figure skating sensation Alysa Liu speaks out on Eileen Gu's decision to compete for China over US. Liu weighed in on the controversy surrounding American-born Team China skier Gu who chose to represent China instead of the US.
States across the US are implementing stricter phone-use policies in schools to promote noble masculinity among American boys, with some advocating for a bell-to-bell ban on phones during school hours. The moves come as lawmakers aim to combat lowered expectations and redefine traditional masculine ideals.
Dog walkers in Scotland have made an unexpected archaeological discovery at Lunan Bay, triggering a rush to preserve 2,000-year-old footprints in shifting sands before they disappear forever.
The Iran-backed Houthi terrorist movement is escalating its rhetoric in support of Tehran, despite having yet to enter the conflict on Iran's side, while warning it's ready to act.
A 24-year-old North Carolina woman who vanished more than two decades ago was found alive earlier this year, highlighting a silent crisis of family struggles in America, according to an expert. The case sheds light on the often-overlooked issues faced by families across the country.
The world is marking International Women's Day with symbolic gestures and rhetoric about women's rights, but a different narrative is unfolding in Gaza, where women have refused to be ignored and continue to fight for justice despite facing immense hardship.
Norwegian police are investigating an attack on the US Embassy in Oslo that caused a loud bang and minor damage, but no injuries were reported.
A Florida man, Oscar Freemond Fowler, was freed from federal prison by President Biden just before he left office but re-appeared in court a year later to face the same charges that led to his initial conviction. He spent only four days as a free man after being commuted from his sentence during Biden's final days in office.
Widows and divorced women are increasingly targeted by retirement scams as they navigate major life changes, often leaving them vulnerable to financial exploitation. International Women's Day highlights a difficult reality: many women face significant challenges in securing their financial futures after divorce or widowhood.
Rare and historic US documents are traveling across the country on the 'Freedom Plane' ahead of America's 250th anniversary, offering a unique opportunity for Americans to view these significant artifacts.
Iranian drone damages desalination plant in Bahrain amid ongoing escalation of the Israel-Hamas conflict.
Rapper-turned-politician Balendra Shah's centrist Rastriya Swatantra Party has secured a majority in Nepal's parliamentary elections, headed for a landslide victory over veteran leader.
Two people were arrested outside the New York City mayor's mansion after a device was thrown and ignited amidst escalating tensions between counter-protest groups. The devices are being analyzed for their origin and purpose.
Shrimp farmers in Honduras are rebelling against a three-year-old agreement with China that they claim has failed to deliver on economic promises. The unrest comes as US President Donald Trump pushes for increased US influence in Latin America.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's wife is facing renewed scrutiny after her social media profile was found to have liked a post dismissing an investigation into sexual violence committed during the October 7th incident in New York City.
Country singer Kelsea Ballerini's ex-boyfriend Chase Stokes defends her against comments made by her ex-husband Morgan Evans, calling him a 'pathetic excuse of masculinity' over his reaction to their divorce. The public spat between the two men escalates as they trade barbs on social media.
Pope Leo XIV has announced the appointment of a new Vatican ambassador to the US amid heightened tensions between the Holy See and the Trump administration over policies. The move is seen as an effort to manage strained relations.
South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem thanked President Donald Trump for appointing her as special envoy of the Shield of the Americas summit after she was ousted from the Department of Homeland Security.
President Trump and First Lady Melania Trump attended a dignified transfer at Dover Air Force Base in Delaware on Saturday for six U.S. service members killed in a March 1 incident in Kuwait.
Cuban authorities say that repair teams have successfully fixed a large thermoelectric plant that shut down earlier this week, causing blackouts across an island struggling under US sanctions.
British opposition leader Nigel Farage criticizes Prime Minister over lack of support for US military strikes against Iran, calling it an 'extraordinary' failure of leadership. Farage is slamming the UK government's reluctance to back Donald Trump's decision to retaliate against Iranian aggression.
Extortion scams are on the rise, with scammers sending emails claiming to have stolen sensitive information such as passwords and credit card details in an attempt to extort money from victims. Be cautious when receiving suspicious emails asking for payment in exchange for supposedly recovered data.
Smart pills that monitor digestive health are being developed to replace traditional procedures requiring prep, sedation, and time off work, offering a more convenient alternative for maintaining gut well-being.
The BBC Persian service mistranslated part of US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth's speech on Iran, replacing 'regime' with 'people'.
Iran flag was removed from the Paralympics opening ceremony after its sole athlete withdrew due to concerns over safety while traveling amid a US-Israeli military campaign in Iran.
A commemorative plaque honoring police heroism from the January 6, 2021 attack on the US Capitol has finally been installed after years of delay, recognizing the bravery and sacrifices made by law enforcement officials that day.
GOP senators say Trump's strikes have significantly degraded Iran's ability to strike back at US and Israeli targets but emphasize that the attacks are not part of a 'forever war'.
California Governor Gavin Newsom criticized outgoing Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem's $220M ad campaign as 'Kosplay Barbie,' and demanded the agency release $500M in stalled funds for LA wildfires.
A tourist has died at Hawaii Volcanoes National Park after entering a closed, hazardous area, highlighting repeated rule violations by visitors who ignore warning signs and take dangerous risks within the park. The incident is the latest in a string of safety concerns raised by park officials and locals.
A father and his daughter have been killed in an Israeli drone attack in central Khan Younis, southern Gaza, as Palestinians continue to suffer amid worldwide attention on the United States-Israeli war. The incident is part of a broader genocide that has left many innocent civilians dead in Gaza.
Rep. Al Green reveals that he was targeted by the oil and gas industry for speaking out against Trump, citing his efforts to hold them accountable as a key factor in him being 'outed' in his House seat.
President Donald Trump is facing intense media scrutiny at home as troops abroad face danger, sparking a war of words between the press and the commander-in-chief.
Iran's state propaganda and patronage network is fueled by a complex mix of faith, fear, and favors, often rewarding loyalty to the ruling ideology with benefits that can span a lifetime. This vast network has been in place for decades, shaping the country's identity and informing its interactions with the world.
New Zealand captain Mitchell Santner says his team is ready to 'break hearts' in the T20 World Cup final against defending champions and hosts India.
Kristi Noem's 2026 Senate chatter grows as she exits her role at Department of Homeland Security after President Donald Trump cut short her tenure amid internal turmoil.
Capitol Hill debate rages over whether President Trump's strikes on Iran amount to 'war', a key consideration for whether he took unconstitutional action. The discussion is part of a larger assessment of Trump's authority as commander-in-chief.
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto's ties to the US have come under scrutiny amid public anger over the recent US-Israeli attack on Iran, with some questioning the extent of his loyalty to Washington. The move has raised concerns among many in Indonesia who feel their country's relationship with the US is being put at risk.
Israel-US attacks on Iran have plunged the wider Middle East into turmoil, but Yemen's Houthi rebels are staying out of the conflict for now.
California Rep. Darrell Issa has announced his retirement at the end of his term and is endorsing San Diego County Supervisor Jim Desmond to succeed him.
Former University of Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore has reached a plea deal, pleading no contest to two misdemeanors in exchange for resolving a felony case involving allegations of breaking into his mistress's home.
Four illegal migrants linked to MS-13 have been indicted for allegedly murdering a 14-year-old boy in Maryland park; they are accused of brutal involvement in the crime.
The Senate rejected a new war powers resolution aimed at limiting President Donald Trump's ability to carry out military strikes against Iran, calling it an unconstitutional way to exercise war powers.
UN officials appear to be ignoring disturbing details revealed by Steve Witkoff about Iran's nuclear program, which he claims includes boasts about evading international inspections. The UN agency has issued mixed signals on the matter, sparking concern over their response to the allegations.
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Qatar has partially reopened its airspace following a week-long grounding due to Iranian missile and drone strikes in the region.
A New Jersey township official has pleaded guilty to child abuse and driving under the influence after admitting to driving at triple the legal limit, with a blood alcohol concentration of .30%. The official will enter a diversion program as part of the plea agreement.
Former Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore walked into a court hand in hand with his wife ahead of his latest hearing, as he is the subject of a criminal case stemming from his time at the university.
A highly contagious and treatable virus, human metapneumovirus, is spreading rapidly through a western state, outpacing more well-known viruses like the cold, flu, and COVID-19.