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New York City socialist mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani has broken his silence on the release of Israeli hostages from Gaza, but his statement did not mention President Trump.
A former student of a private school in Torrance, California is in custody after allegedly stabbing three staff members and attempting to stab a fourth person before making a bomb threat. The suspect's motives behind the attack are currently under investigation by police.
Multiple companies are set to begin distributing settlements following data breaches, including Facebook's $725 million payout and AT&T's $177 million distribution, as consumers learn to be cautious of fake settlement sites that may steal their sensitive information.
Katie Porter's public meltdown shows that candidates can no longer be shamed into quitting without consequences, highlighting a shift in how campaigns handle public scrutiny. The incident underscores the growing trend of candidates taking a more authentic approach to their image and persona.
Former President Bill Clinton praised President Donald Trump for his administration's efforts in brokering an Israel-Hamas ceasefire, saying the president and regional partners 'deserve great credit'.
North Carolina Republican legislative leaders plan to vote next week on redrawing the state's US House district map amid a nationwide battle over congressional redraws. The move is likely aimed at securing another GOP seat in a district considered safe for Republicans.
Israel and Hamas have accepted a deal to end the Gaza war, but in a surprising twist, Donald Trump's campaign for a Nobel Peace Prize appears to be the least important part of the agreement.
World leaders gather in Egypt to sign a ceasefire deal in Gaza, led by US President Donald Trump and mediation from countries like Egypt and Qatar.
President Trump's leadership has brought hope and relief after a period of uncertainty, as hostages have been freed and terror has been defeated in Israel.
A study reveals that Waze, Google Maps, and Apple Maps have varying levels of accuracy in providing real-time traffic updates, with some users preferring one app over the others based on their personal experiences and needs. Ultimately, the choice between these navigation apps depends on individual preferences and driving habits.
The Senate is set to vote on reopening the government for the third time, but a deal over Obamacare subsidies remains elusive, casting doubt on another failed attempt at resolution.
Taylor Swift's 12th studio album 'The Life of a Showgirl' broke records in its first week, selling 4 million equivalent album units.
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem is starring in a partisan video about the government shutdown that will be shown in airports, showcasing her administration's focus on performative politics.
A scandal surrounding Virginia Democratic attorney general nominee Jay Jones' texts envisioning the murder of a rival is overshadowing the state's top-of-the-ticket race as Lt. Gov. Winsome Sears-Spanberger takes on Jones in a critical election. Area Democrats have come to Jones' defense, vouching for his character and qualifications despite the controversy.
President Donald Trump has called for a pardon of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu amid his ongoing fraud and bribery charges, following the swift removal of left-wing lawmakers from security forces.
The Buffalo Bills faced backlash for celebrating Indigenous Peoples Day on social media after ditching Columbus Day, sparking controversy among fans. The decision to mark Indigenous Peoples Day was seen as a departure from traditional practices by some supporters.
Rescuers in western Alaska are working to find missing residents and help those displaced after a monster storm brought violent wind gusts and record storm surge to the region. Dozens have been rescued, but several remain unaccounted for.
President Donald Trump credited US strikes on Iranian nuclear sites as contributing to the recent Israel-Hamas peace deal, citing it as a factor that helped facilitate negotiations and led to a breakthrough in the conflict.
New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani raised funds for a UN organization that employed October 7 terrorists hours before the release of Israeli hostages.
About 300,000 people have fled South Sudan in 2025 due to armed conflict between rival leaders threatening civil war, according to a UN warning.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will skip Monday's Middle East peace summit in Egypt, where President Donald Trump and Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi are hosting more than 20 world leaders to discuss regional dynamics.
A new generation of radical Democrats, galvanized by President Trump's second-term agenda, is shaping the party's future and redefining its direction.
President Trump spoke in Israel after a historic peace deal was announced, marking a significant moment in the country's diplomatic efforts.
US President Donald Trump hailed the Middle East as entering a 'golden age' after being welcomed by Israeli lawmakers in the Knesset, hours after all 20 living hostages from Hamas captivity were released.
Violent fighting in Gaza has claimed dozens of lives and raised tensions ahead of expected hostage releases, amid ongoing clashes between Hamas and armed clans.
Sen. Lindsey Graham says he wasn't bothered by the indictments of New York Attorney General Letitia James and former FBI Director Comey.
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Abigail Spanberger has remained largely silent on twin controversies, including a violent text message scandal and criticism over her support for Ukraine aid packages, in the final stretch of her Virginia race.
Hundreds of CDC staffers fired by the Trump administration in 2020 have had their positions reinstated, according to the American Federation of Government Employees.
Hamas is reasserting control of Gaza and targeting alleged collaborators as a ceasefire takes hold amid uncertainty about security in the territory if the group is disarmed. The move comes as Israeli forces maintain occupation of parts of Gaza.
Rep. Andy Barr is gearing up for a potential rematch against progressive contender in Kentucky's Senate election to succeed outgoing Sen. Mitch McConnell.
The head of a national crowd-for-hire firm is warning that America's protest culture has become a target for exploitation by paid agitators, profit-driven interest groups and even foreign actors.
A fire broke out at a Russian oil refinery due to a strike by Ukrainian long-range drones, further escalating an intensifying energy war between Ukraine and Russia that has brought gas shortages and economic pain.
I was kidnapped by Boko Haram two years ago and held captive for days, but I miraculously escaped and now I'm speaking out about the West's silence on the issue, saying it only emboldened the kidnappers. My experience is just one of many, highlighting the need for stronger action against extremist groups like Boko Haram.
A comparison of Ethernet and Wi-Fi security for home users has revealed surprising results, suggesting that Ethernet may be a more secure option despite being less common. The study's findings challenge many people's assumptions about the relative security of these two internet connection methods.
An Australian construction robot named Charlotte has successfully 3D printed a 2,150-sq-ft home in just one day using sustainable materials, marking another milestone in the increasing use of robots in building construction.
President Trump said inflation is 'defeated' and interest rates have been cut by the Federal Reserve, yet prices remain high for many Americans. Inflation has risen in three of the last four months, slightly higher than it was a year ago.
President Donald Trump has announced a shakeup at the top of the White House personnel office, with Deputy Chief of Staff Dan Scavino poised for an expanded role in his administration.
Two years after President Biden's visit to Israel following the October 7 terror attacks, US President Donald Trump is arriving in Israel with a prospect of peace, amid fresh wounds and mounting tension between the two nations.
Virtually every Republican senator signed a letter demanding RFK Jr. restrict mifepristone, escalating anti-abortion pressure against the FDA.
President Donald Trump claims to defend religious liberty despite ICE agents using pepper balls against clergy during a recent immigration enforcement operation. The incident has raised concerns about the administration's record on protecting religious rights.
Albanian Appeals Court Judge Astrit Kalaja was shot and killed in a courtroom shooting amid growing anger over justice system reforms in Tirana.
Zohran Mamdani was chased out of a Manhattan square after an angry protester accused him of antisemitism and demanded he disavow Hezbollah and Sharia law in a dramatic video. A protester blasted Mamdani as 'antisemite' during the confrontation.
The pastor of one of China's biggest underground evangelical churches was arrested on Friday in what appears to be a crackdown on Christian leaders, with authorities detaining a man who is also the father of US citizens.
A New York Times advice columnist advised a liberal woman to develop empathy for her rural friend despite her Trump-supporting husband, suggesting that understanding their differing views can help improve their friendship. The columnist recommended focusing on shared values and interests rather than politics.
Hollywood legend Diane Keaton has died at 79 in California following a legendary Hollywood career. Keaton requested privacy at this time, according to People magazine.
A former leader of Doctors Without Borders has called the group 'accomplices of Hamas' over its response to the Gaza war, alleging that the organization's actions may be biased against Israel. The controversy raises questions about the neutrality and impartiality of humanitarian organizations in conflict zones.
Activists are renewing calls for Israel's suspension from European football amid the ongoing ceasefire in Gaza, despite the resumption of the Israeli team's qualification campaign for the FIFA World Cup.
US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention suffers deep staff cuts, impacting disease detectives, outbreak forecasters, and other key units.
California Highway Patrol officers quickly responded to a fiery car explosion on the highway, rescuing a trapped man and narrowly avoiding injury themselves. Newly released body camera footage shows the heroic rescue effort, capturing the intense moment of the fire and the brave officers' quick action.
A crowd of supporters at a New Jersey event channeling the rally magic of Donald Trump and Charlie Kirk backed gubernatorial candidate Jack Ciattarelli's campaign.
Former Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel said President Donald Trump 'deserves credit' for securing a peace deal between Israel and Hamas in an appearance on C-SPAN's 'Ceasefire.
The US construction industry is facing a severe shortage of skilled tradesmen, prompting a call for tax incentives to attract more workers into this field. Implementing such incentives could help address the shortage and support the country's infrastructure development needs.
Shock jock radio host Howard Stern has denied claims he's gone 'woke,' arguing that caring for others isn't a sign of weakness but rather a sign of masculinity.
Cybercriminals are sending fake email invitations that mimic those from legitimate services, aiming to trick victims into divulging sensitive information or installing malware. These malicious messages promise exclusive access to a service or offer other enticing rewards.
Democratic Governors Chair Andy Beshear acknowledges that his party has 'a lot of work to do' to rebound at the ballot box, expressing a mix of hope and caution.
Crypto spent millions to elect allies in 2024 and is poised for another strong showing in upcoming elections.
Democrats struggle to find a unified message as the government shutdown enters its third week, amid ongoing negotiations with Republicans.
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Republican lawmakers in Maine are targeting a century-old law that protects whales, seals, and polar bears, in an effort to repeal it. The Endangered Species Act has been credited with helping save rare whales from extinction.
Stephen Miller emerges as key architect of Trump's offensive on Democratic cities, according to reports. The top White House aide has been delivering orders to departments in response to a chaotic confrontation in Chicago last week.
House Democrats are fundingraise despite a prolonged government shutdown, with minority leader Hakeem Jeffries urging supporters to 'keep the faith' as federal workers begin to miss paychecks.
A New York state judge may prevent a jury from hearing a case against Letitia James by allowing her suit against former President Trump's company to go to trial in federal court instead. The decision could block the state investigation into Trump's business dealings for years.
Top Republicans in Congress are standing firm against a government shutdown despite growing pressure from within their party, refusing to intervene to prevent paychecks for the military being missed. This stance represents a significant gamble on shutdown politics by GOP leaders.
Tens of thousands of Palestinians return to shattered homes in northern Gaza after a ceasefire, with Israeli forces halting operations under a ceasefire plan.
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The bodies of 135 Palestinians have been pulled from beneath the rubble across the Gaza Strip following Israel's ceasefire-mandated halt in its two-year genocidal war, as rescue workers were able to reach devastated areas.
Northern California voters are casting ballots in a statewide special election that would drastically alter the state's congressional map through Proposition 50, which aims to add up to five new Democratic-held districts.
New York Attorney General Letitia James saw a record surge in fundraising after being indicted, bolstering her Democratic support. President Donald Trump's latest opponent also faced an indictment, but Trump personally raised more than $1 million for James on a single day.
Nina Dobrev gives fans a peek into her recent Paris getaway photos as part of her return from fashion week. The 'Vampire Diaries' star posted Instagram photos showcasing her vacation adventures.
Maine Democratic Gov. Janet Mills prematurely announced her campaign for the Senate on social media before deleting the post, sparking confusion among supporters and detractors.
The US Supreme Court begins its new term with a hearing on conversion therapy laws before tackling a high-profile voting rights showdown. The court's agenda also includes addressing President Donald Trump's indictment cases and military actions against Democratic cities and states.
New York Attorney General Letitia James faces federal charges of bank fraud and making false statements to a financial institution amid an ironic twist after she previously prosecuted former President Trump. The legal expert calls out the unexpected turn as 'ironic'.
Floods in Pakistan and India have reignited the debate on the mounting cost of global disasters, as these natural disasters continue to break records and cause widespread devastation worldwide.
The United Nations Human Rights Council has sparked outrage by electing two of its new experts to its advisory committee, both from Iran and China, sparking criticism that they lack credibility in addressing human rights issues.
First Lady Melania Trump announced that 8 Ukrainian children have been reunited with their families after being taken into Russia during the ongoing war.
Allegations against Paul Ingrassia, a key Trump nominee serving as the White House liaison for the Department of Homeland Security, have become even more serious, raising concerns over his fitness for office.
Rep. Jim Jordan says he doesn't think it's a bad idea to rule out impeachment of judges, marking a shift in tone from earlier Republican talk about the issue.
Attorney General Pam Bondi's claims that the 'weaponization' of the law has ended under President Donald Trump appear increasingly unfounded as her own office has been involved in controversies surrounding the issue.
House Speaker Mike Johnson kept lawmakers away from work during a shutdown fight as he ended a session and sent them home earlier than expected.
Zohran Mamdani's lead in the NYC mayoral race is shrinking as former Gov. Andrew Cuomo gains ground, with less than four weeks until Election Day.
Anderson Cooper says it was 'not a great look' for New York Attorney General Letitia James to threaten to sue President Donald Trump after she was elected in 2018, calling it an awkward moment.
Hackers have leaked children's data in a major nursery breach, exposing sensitive personal information of young children, following a string of recent breaches targeting schools, healthcare providers and childcare services.
Country star LeAnn Rimes reflected on overcoming challenges of fame and admitted many child stars don't make it past their 40s.
Schools across at least 18 US states have implemented cell phone bans in class, but teenagers are finding creative ways to circumvent the rules, using workarounds such as hiding phones in hidden compartments and altering digital notifications to avoid detection.
President Donald Trump was passed over for the Nobel Peace Prize, a move he had hoped would be a recognition of his efforts to broker Middle East peace talks and other diplomatic initiatives. The prize committee instead awarded it to a trio of women who have worked to promote women's rights.
A ceasefire between Israel and Hamas took effect at 12:00 p.m. local time, marking the beginning of the end of a brutal war that has lasted more than two years, as the IDF begins pulling back from Gaza.
A pastor in Colorado sparked a viral fundraiser after praying for the pizza delivery driver who accidentally delivered the wrong order to him and his family. The incident has raised thousands of dollars for the driver, who was reportedly unaware that he had made an error with the order.
Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle-Sears criticized Democratic opponent Abigail Spanberger over her stance on allowing transgender individuals in locker rooms during a heated debate for Virginia's gubernatorial race.
Bari Weiss faces an uphill battle to reform CBS News after the network refuses to give prominent coverage to a growing scandal in Virginia, a task she was appointed to undertake during her first week on the job.
New Jersey voters remain divided after a final debate between gubernatorial candidates Jack Ciattarelli and Mikie Sherrill on crime, immigration, and the state's high cost of living, with no clear winner in sight.
The US Coast Guard is turning to Finland to bolster its icebreaking fleet as it seeks to close the 'icebreaker gap' in the Arctic, amid growing competition from Russia and China.
President Donald Trump hosted a meeting at the White House to discuss antifa, bringing together far-right activists and influencers in what critics see as a bizarre and potentially sinister display of intolerance.
A magnitude 7.6 earthquake has struck offshore in the southern Philippines, prompting a tsunami warning and evacuation orders for those in nearby coastal areas.
Virginia Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle-Sears clashed with former Rep. Abigail Spanberger in a heated debate over calls for fellow Democrat Jay Jones to drop out of the attorney general race.
A new working group of outside advisers has been formed to evaluate childhood vaccines, following a handpicked CDC advisory panel led by RFK Jr. that raised concerns about vaccine safety and timing.
Bad Bunny is encouraging fans to learn Spanish in order to fully appreciate his upcoming Super Bowl halftime show performance. Fans have a few months to brush up on their Spanish skills before the show.
MSNBC panelists discuss a perceived double standard in how women politicians are treated, citing California Democratic gubernatorial candidate Katie Porter's recent backlash as an example of sexist scrutiny. The panel argues that such treatment is unfair and reflects a larger issue in the way women are held to different standards than their male counterparts.
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison says allowing trans athletes in girls' sports does not cause harm, despite complaints from some school board members.
Palestinians in Gaza's southern Khan Younis are relearning the sound of peace after a truce deal that has reduced violence in the area for the first time in years.
Former Vice President Kamala Harris claimed that President Donald Trump does not have a 'mandate' after his decisive 2024 victory.