Qatar Reopens Airspace Amid Ongoing Iranian Strikes in Gulf Region
Qatar has partially reopened its airspace following a week-long grounding due to Iranian missile and drone strikes in the region.
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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.
A Canadian tourist has been arrested on felony charges after attempting to carry a flamingo from a Las Vegas resort into his hotel room during a late-night bender. The bizarre incident has left authorities bewildered and the public amazed by the bird-brained stunt.
A Marine veteran and Green Party Senate candidate has vowed to continue his congressional campaign despite being forcibly thrown out of a Senate hearing by police after a violent arrest at the US Capitol. The incident occurred during a Senate hearing, where he was trying to speak on a bill related to veterans' issues.
The State Department utilized a New England Patriots plane to evacuate Americans from the Middle East as part of US-Israeli joint efforts against Iran in the region's seventh day of military operations.
Israel's military announced the successful destruction of a deep-seated underground bunker in Tehran believed to be used by slain Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom says President Donald Trump's removal of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem signals a 'retreat' for the president, and is calling on Trump to appoint a replacement in the role that should be held by Nebraska Sen. Mike Miller.
Iran's shadow fleet shutdown threatens to disrupt crucial shipping networks and sanctions-evasion routes, potentially squeezing Russia's war funding and energy costs for Beijing; the move could have significant implications for China and Russia's economic interests.
President Donald Trump's move to fire Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem and tap Sen. Markwayne Mullin as her replacement has sparked concern among Republicans about his influence on their seats in Congress. GOP colleagues are now looking to secure Democratic votes for the 2024 election ahead of a potential Republican loss.
The Department of Justice is appealing a Biden-appointed federal judge's block on third-country deportations after it was stepped in by the Supreme Court twice. The case involves the Trump administration's efforts to deport illegal immigrants to countries not designated for repatriation.
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lures admitted the city 'needs a reset' just hours before a violent encounter with security detail in the Tenderloin neighborhood turned into an attack on his vehicle.
President Donald Trump's White House ballroom project is too large and needs to be scaled down, according to an architect who serves on the board of the National Trust for Historic Preservation.
President Donald Trump meets with top US defense industry executives to accelerate weapons production amid ongoing military operations against Iran. The goal is to surge weapons output in response to the escalating conflict with the country.
Authorities in Las Vegas were alerted to a possible suicide attempt after a haunting note was found on the door of a hotel room where an 11-year-old cheer mom and her daughter were later found dead. The note is believed to have hinted at tragedy before the tragic discovery made just hours earlier.
Oil prices surge to $90 per barrel as tensions escalate in Iran war, with US crude oil up nearly 9%. The increasing conflict is causing shockwaves in global markets.
President Donald Trump has ousted Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Kristi Noem amid a heated Senate hearing, prompting reactions from Capitol Hill Democrats who hail the move as a response to her contentious testimony.
President Donald Trump removed Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, catching Capitol Hill by surprise despite rare criticism from some Hill Republicans who welcome her ouster.
Researchers at Imperial College London are developing an AI-powered T-shirt that can detect hidden heart risks and potentially lead to a new type of early warning system for cardiovascular disease. The innovative wearable could revolutionize the way people monitor their heart health.
A Colorado parolee, previously classified as a 'very high' risk to reoffend, is now charged in four separate killings across three counties, including three counts of first-degree murder.
Artificial intelligence is rapidly advancing, with capabilities to write code and generate realistic images, but American schools are struggling to prepare students to survive in a workforce dominated by AI.
Iranian worshippers gather in Tehran and other cities for the first Friday prayers since the assassination of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, many holding portraits of the deceased leader.
Israel has launched a series of airstrikes targeting Hezbollah in Lebanon, prompting the Lebanese government to pressure Iran to reconsider its backing of the Iran-backed terrorist group. The attacks aim to prompt Lebanon to reclaim its sovereignty from Iranian influence and disarm Hezbollah.
A California father slammed 'insensitive' rhetoric from lawmakers during a hearing about a traumatic brain injury his daughter sustained after being hit by an illegal migrant truck driver in 2019. The incident occurred when the girl was riding in a vehicle that the truck driver was driving erratically through the area.
Oil prices surged 17% on the week, their biggest gain since 2022, as the war in West Asia disrupted energy markets and created uncertainty for producers, importers and shippers.
Tens of thousands of people are scrambling to leave the Middle East amid the ongoing conflict between the US and Iran, with many resorting to charter private flights at significant cost.
Iran launched a barrage of missiles and drones targeting at least five countries across West Asia, prompting several governments to urge their citizens to take shelter. Meanwhile, US President Trump weighed in on Iran's succession crisis as his administration navigates the ongoing situation.
U.S. President Donald Trump called for Iran's unconditional surrender amid rising tensions, ruling out talks unless Iran yields, while Israel launched airstrikes on Lebanon and Tehran.
Democratic strategist James Carville is doubling down on his criticism of Rep. Ilhan Omar for attacking White males, urging her to leave the party after a recent episode of SiriusXM's 'Straight Shooter with Stephen A'.
The US has restored diplomatic relations with Venezuela after agreeing to reconnect with the country's interim authorities as part of a push for democratic transition.
President Donald Trump paid respects to late legendary football coach Lou Holtz after his death at 89, sharing a tribute on Truth Social.
I couldn't find any information about Ahmad Vahidi's background to summarize his appointment as the IRGC's new commander.
Israel's Civil Administration has cancelled Friday prayers at Al-Aqsa Mosque in occupied East Jerusalem amid escalating tensions with Iran, the latest in a series of restrictions imposed on Islam's third-holiest site.
Garrett Mitchell, aka Cleetus McFarland, announced he's signed a two-year deal, leaving his future in NASCAR uncertain.
Pentagon policy chief Elbridge Colby faced tough questions about President Donald Trump's previous statements on war with Iran, as Democrats claim he broke a promise not to engage in conflict with the country.
Nearly all suspects in the January storming of a Minnesota church have been arrested, including two taken into custody abroad, as Dr. Alveda King warns that the hostile tactics used were 'not the way' of Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy.
Michele Tafoya criticizes Governor Tim Walz's 'dodging' of accountability in a House hearing regarding massive fraud scandal in Minnesota, unveiling her plan to fight it.
Rep. Kam Buckner paid tribute to legendary football coach Lou Holtz following his death, honoring his life and legacy.
The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) has released audio recordings from a civilian in Tehran describing the situation on the ground during Operation Epic Fury in Iran as 'no respite.' The audio provides insight into the ongoing conflict's impact on civilians.
Georgia Sheriff Gerald Couch arrested on DUI charge after being found swerving in a county-issued vehicle with a blood-alcohol content nearly triple the legal limit.
The phrase 'Christ is king' has become a loaded term in political debates, particularly on the right, where it is often used to express a monarchist or authoritarian ideology. Its meaning and connotations have shifted from its core Christian significance as a celebration of Jesus' divinity.
President Donald Trump is reportedly pushing for a replacement for Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, with Oklahoma Senator Markwayne Mullin emerging as a potential candidate to fill the role, amid growing frustration among White House officials and GOP lawmakers.
The US CDC has issued a warning of a circulating poliovirus in over 30 countries as spring break travel ramps up, advising travelers to practice enhanced precautions.
Former South Dakota congresswoman and governor Kristi Noem has been ousted from her post as head of President Donald Trump's Department of Homeland Security amid recent turmoil.
Federal reporting systems often require Social Security numbers for identification purposes, including employment records and other official documents. Some requests, such as employment offers, are non-negotiable and mandatory for reporting systems to function correctly.
House GOP leaders have asked embattled Rep. Tony Gonzales to drop his bid for re-election amid an Ethics Committee investigation into his conduct. The request comes as Gonzales faces growing pressure over his actions and policies in Texas's 23rd Congressional District.
Texas Democratic Senate nominee James Talarico faces scrutiny over past remarks on abortion, race, and gender as he runs as a moderate with bipartisan appeal. Talarico's comments have been criticized for being inconsistent with his current campaign stance.
A US government contractor was arrested on a small island and charged with stealing $46 million in cryptocurrency, according to the FBI. The suspect's arrest marks a significant development in the ongoing investigation into alleged embezzlement.
NASCAR and INDYCAR legends Jimmie Johnson and Tony Kanaan reflect on their time as teammates at Chip Ganassi Racing, sharing insights into what it's like to run teams in two high-profile racing series.
Irons struggling to watch conflict unfold overseas are facing emotional turmoil as families cope with the challenges of communication and limited access to news. Maryam's life was tragically cut short last Saturday, adding a personal layer to the devastating conflict.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton says he will remain in the Senate Republican primary race despite potential support from President Donald Trump for his opponent, Sen. John Cornyn.
Former President Barack Obama has endorsed a constitutional amendment in Virginia aimed at granting Democrats an estimated four more seats in the House of Representatives by redrawing district lines.
A New York City education worker has been arrested and charged with murder in connection with the January shooting death of a Bronx father, Naya Brown.
Pakistan cricketer Haris Rauf leads a list of 14 Pakistani male players and 2 female players who are available for the England and Wales' Hundred auction, which is taking place after over a year.
Republican Rep Burgess Owens announces his retirement from Congress at the end of his term, effectively ending his run for re-election in 2026.
Michigan meteorologist Terri DeBoer launches Republican bid to flip longtime red seat back to GOP in her state's 3rd Congressional District.
Iran continues to launch missile and drone attacks against neighboring states, with multiple interceptions reported, amid a heightened threat from Tehran that it would 'bitterly regret' targeting an Iranian warship.
A suspect is in custody after three women's bodies were found in southern Utah on Wednesday as authorities investigated their deaths.
Israel has reportedly targeted itself for criticism from nations aligned within the rules-based international order, specifically through a recent message directed at The Hague Group, a coalition of sovereign states including South Africa and Costa Rica.
Rep. Andy Ogles plans to introduce a bill halting entry from a set of Muslim countries, an effort he framed as a continuation of travel restrictions implemented by President Donald Trump in response to a Texas shooting.
Senator Rand Paul argues that America is currently engaged in an undeclared war without the consent of its citizens. He believes this undermines democratic principles and warrants a re-examination of the country's involvement in military conflicts.
Colorado Gov. Jared Polis signals willingness to grant clemency to pro-Trump clerk who was jailed for a 2020 scheme attempting to find proof of election fraud under pressure from President D..
Reparations advocates are pushing for payments to Black Americans despite facing budget and legal challenges as they seek justice for historical injustices. Despite obstacles, reparations proponents remain hopeful that local and state governments will consider their demands.
China has set its lowest growth target since 1991 as its economy struggles to maintain momentum amid challenges both domestically and internationally. The country announced this target amidst uncertainty around the world.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un oversaw the test-firing of strategic cruise missiles from a new 5,000-tonne naval destroyer before its official commissioning, according to state media.
Former ESPN broadcaster Keith Olbermann has faced backlash on social media for calling late legendary college football coach Lou Holtz a 'legendary scumbag' after his death.
Iran's leadership is facing a transition phase after President Hassan Rouhani's term is set to end, with his name resurfacing as a potential candidate to succeed him in the country's succession crisis.
American stealth bombers are expected to land at UK military bases within days, following pressure from former US President Donald Trump on Labour leader Keir Starmer to allow their deployment as part of a campaign against Iran.
Sen. Steve Daines of Montana is exiting his re-election bid and plans to retire from the Senate, making a move just before Wednesday's filing deadline in the Treasure State.
Prominent GOP lawmakers and high-ranking officials mourned the passing of legendary college football coach Lou Holtz, sharing their condolences across the country after his death.
Iranian refugee turned pastor calls for hope, democracy and prayers for Iran's freedom after fleeing gunpoint at school during 1979 revolution.
A Democrat running for Congress revealed a 2019 video showing her supporting the reallocation of police funding to social service programs in order to combat systematic racism. The statement comes as some Republican lawmakers have pushed for 'defunding' police departments amid ongoing protests over racial injustice and police brutality.
The US Department of Homeland Security has defended former Assistant Secretary Tricia McLaughlin against allegations that her husband's company profited millions from ad contracts, labeling them as 'baseless'. Newly obtained financial statements are said to shed light on the claims made against McLaughlin.
The House Oversight Committee voted along bipartisan lines to subpoena Attorney General Pam Bondi over her frustration with the DOJ's release of Epstein files.
Death toll in Iran surpasses 1,000 as Israel continues air strikes targeting security forces, prompting Iran to launch counterattacks and warn of further retaliation.
GOP Rep. Pat Fallon mocked Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz after he questioned why Harris chose him as VP in a heated hearing about voter fraud. The comment was quickly shared and criticized on social media by conservatives.
Voters in a recent Fox News poll gave poor marks to the economy, Congress, and former President Trump, with majorities expressing concern over economic struggles, inflation, and lack of confidence in Washington.
Michelle Pfeiffer, 67, made a stunning appearance at the Yves Saint Laurent Womenswear show in Paris, leaving social media buzzing about her timeless beauty. The actress's recent back-to-back appearances are proof that she remains an iconic and beautiful presence in the entertainment industry.
US Senate fails to advance war powers measure to rein in Trump's Iran war, with a resolution failing 47-52 in a procedural vote.
Senate Republicans have rallied behind President Donald Trump's use of force in Iran, passing a measure to sustain Operation Epic Fury despite lingering questions about America's involvement in the Middle East.
President Donald Trump and Fox News host Dan Hegseth have faced scrutiny over their comments on US troop deaths in Iran, highlighting the complexity of addressing a sensitive issue during a military conflict. Their remarks have raised questions about the administration's transparency and response to casualties.
Country singer Lainey Wilson revealed that Keith Urban gave her a brutal five-word reality check when she complained about her grueling schedule, which included over 180 shows in a year.
Nicole Kidman revealed she learned to perform autopsies for her latest role and has become proficient enough to do it herself. The 'Big Little Lies' actress showcased her medical skill during an appearance on 'The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon'.
A House Democrat and physicist is sounding the alarm that the US lacks a clear plan for Iran's enriched uranium as part of its nuclear sites during the US offensive campaign. The lawmaker is expressing concern over the lack of a strategy to address the situation.
Democratic Senate candidate Juliana Stratton, known for her 'grassroots' campaign, has received millions of dollars in funding from wealthy elites, sparking criticism over the authenticity of her message. The donations come from individuals such as billionaire George Soros and financier Dan D'Anieri.
A Biden-appointed judge threatened to rule that ICE and DOJ officials could face jail time in a heated courtroom exchange over a Trump-era immigration crackdown.
President Donald Trump is expected to endorse a candidate in the Texas Senate primary runoff 'soon,' potentially forcing another contender out of the race, as he teases his involvement in the costly Republican contest between John Cornyn and Ken Paxton.
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt stated that sending ground troops to Iran is currently not being considered but did not rule out the possibility entirely.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom predicted President Donald Trump will lose re-election and drag the GOP into a midterm wipeout.
The number of Iranian ballistic missiles launched since the start of Operation Epic Fury has dropped sharply, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Dan Caine said.
The House Ethics Committee has launched an investigation into Rep. Tony Gonzales, R-Texas, over allegations of an affair with a political aide, according to committee leaders.
Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman has criticized a Columbia University student group for posting 'Death to America' in Farsi on social media, calling them to 'get the f--- out.' The Republican candidate is running for governor of New York and made his comments during a speech.
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth criticized 'fake news' coverage of President Donald Trump's strikes on Iran, saying only tragedies make the front page. The US is focused on maintaining its national security posture and protecting its interests, Hegseth stated during a press conference.
Republicans are launching a swift attack on Texas Democrat James Talarico, labeling him as an 'open borders' and 'Trump-hating radical' ahead of the high-stakes midterm election.
A group of 74 retired US generals and admirals has voiced strong support for joint US-Israel military strikes against Iran, warning that Tehran seeks to 'spill American blood'. The operation is seen as a necessary response to decades of threats from Iran.
President Donald Trump and the British Broadcasting Corporation have agreed on a mediator to help resolve a $10 billion lawsuit over editing controversy related to a Jan 6 documentary.
James Talarico has won the Texas Democratic primary in a shocking upset that some attribute to his recent interview controversy on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert. The debate over whether the appearance was an 'election stunt' will continue.
House Democrat Al Green heads to runoff election amid tight primary against fellow Democratic candidate Christian Menefee. Neither Democrat captured over 50% of the vote in Tuesday's primary.
NATO defenses successfully shot down a ballistic missile fired towards Turkey's airspace from Iran, marking a first in their conflict.