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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.
Jazz Chisholm Jr. exited a Yankees game after being hit by a foul pitch directly into his groin in a painful incident. The second baseman was found to be sore and unsure of the extent of his injury.
Kevin O'Leary warns that the US is losing the AI race due to slowing data center production, which he says China is winning because of their swift development of these facilities.
Former President Joe Biden appeared to become disoriented during a dedication ceremony for President Barack Obama's presidential library, drifting back onto the stage while searching for his family. The awkward moment was captured on video and is now circulating online.
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces potential leadership challenge from newly-elected Andy Burnham after he won a special election and regained his seat in Parliament.
Jimmy Kimmel revealed that while on vacation, he asked Trump critic Rosie O'Donnell to guest host his show, describing it as a 'special treat'. This was among other guests he considered during his two-month absence from the late-night program.
The relationship between President Donald Trump and Senate Republicans is nearing a breaking point due to his attempts to speed up the confirmation process for one of his own nominees. This has caused friction among Republicans who value the traditional confirmation process.
Some experts advise changing phone numbers after a hack to minimize potential future risks, while others say it's not strictly necessary, recommending instead more robust security measures such as two-factor authentication and monitoring account activity closely.
President Donald Trump left his support for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu hanging with a pointed warning ahead of Israel's crucial election, signaling he may back him despite previous tensions.
Republican congressman Tom Kean Jr. is set to return to Washington, D.C. after a months-long absence, which includes missing 135 roll call votes, and will be present for the upcoming June 30 session.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz's approval rating has plummeted to its lowest level ever amid a massive fraud scandal and trails President Donald Trump in public perception.
Former Congresswoman Elaine Lurias shift from criticizing congressional stock trading bans to now supporting them is raising eyebrows as she runs for office, with her record and net worth sparking renewed scrutiny of her stance.
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The United States secured a spot in the World Cup knockout rounds with a 2-0 victory over Australia in Seattle.
Israeli military forces struck targets in southern Lebanon overnight amid intense fighting, just days after US-Iran talks were postponed, according to reports from Hezbollah.
A Florida man has been indicted for allegedly plotting a mass shooting targeting Jewish employees at a pro-Israel nonprofit organization. Forrest Kendall Pemberton, 27, faces charges after the Justice Department made the arrest.
As summer approaches, hikers are advised to take precautions against heatstroke with tips such as staying hydrated, wearing protective clothing and seeking shade when needed. Staying informed about weather conditions can also help prevent this potentially life-threatening condition from occurring during outdoor activities.
Cuba's Communist Party has approved a historic opening of its economy in an unprecedented move with an emergency economic package featuring free-market measures. The package was submitted to the country's National Assembly on Thursday as part of a bid to address the nation's severe economic crisis.
New York Knicks owner James Dolan appeared to take a jab at Zohran Mamdani during an NBA championship celebration by refusing to take a photo together, amid a previous public spat between the two over team watch parties. The move was seen as a snub to NYC Mayor Mamdani.
Planned Parenthood clinics in multiple states failed to provide adequate support for Chloe Cole, a detransitioner who sought help reversing the effects of her gender transition by using hormones, according to an undercover probe. The investigation found that the organization had few answers when Cole reached out for assistance.
President Donald Trump and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi met for the first time at a G7 summit in France, marking their latest face-to-face encounter since February 2025; during this gathering, India lost its edge with Trump while Pakistan quietly gained ground in diplomacy with him.
An international coalition of countries warns that Sudan's paramilitary Rapid Support Forces (RSF) could imminently escalate an assault in the city of el-Obeid, amid allegations of atrocities being committed by the group.
President Donald Trump showed reporters a document comparing his power to historical figures like Stalin and Mao. The document was written by a golf caddy, revealing it came from an unexpected source.
The Trump administration has proposed a new framework with Iran that grants immediate oil sanctions waivers, but delays more critical nuclear issues for future negotiations.
McDonald's is testing an AI-powered drive-thru system called ArchIQ at five US locations, which may take customers' orders in the future.
Two women in Bremerton, Washington have been arrested for opening credit cards and lines of credit in other people's names, a tactic now being used by nearly 6 in 10 identity crimes. The pair used stolen mail to obtain the necessary documents for their scheme.
Ukraine launched one of its largest drone attacks on Moscow since Russia's full-scale invasion, targeting a major oil refinery that supplies fuel to the capital's market and sending thick black smoke over parts of the city.
US President Donald Trump's Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to end the US-Iran war was electronically signed in Paris, drawing comparisons to former President Barack Obama's nuclear pact. The MOU marks a significant shift in diplomatic efforts between the two nations after weeks of tense negotiations.
Democratic socialist Janeese Lewis George is poised to become D.C.'s mayor after an opponent concedes, setting the stage for potential clashes with President Trump.
The Supreme Court unanimously struck down a federal gun law that prohibited 'habitual' marijuana users from owning firearms. The court ruled the law was overly broad and applied to Hunter Biden in his prosecution.
Iran's currency has rebounded by over 15% against the US dollar, while its stock market has set records following a Memorandum of Understanding between the United States and Iran, but high prices remain a challenge for Iranian citizens.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is testing his political clout as he attempts to reshape the Democratic Party just six months into his tenure.
Colombian presidential candidate Blanca Nubia Monroy vows to 'take out' cartels in her campaign, amid six decades of conflict that still scar the nation's victims and minds.
Greece's treatment of Romani families is becoming a model for discriminatory policies across Europe, as surveillance drones and raids on their homes become increasingly common in informal neighborhoods. The country's 'war on Roma' has sparked international concern over the human rights of the Romani community.
War Secretary Pete Hegseth announced a six-month review of US force deployment in Europe amid criticism from NATO allies, who he accused of putting troops 'at risk.
Research suggests that eliminating sugar from your diet may have unintended effects on digestive health, raising concerns about potential gut problems. A study presented at a medical conference found surprising results on the impact of zero-sugar diets on gut health.
Maine Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner's scandal-plagued rise is causing rifts within the Democratic Party, testing party standards and potentially pulling the plug on his campaign. Several Democratic strategists warned of the potential consequences in an interview with Fox News Digital.
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos reportedly told then-President-elect Donald Trump that The Washington Post was his 'worst investment' months before staff cuts were made.
America is experiencing its largest property tax revolt in 50 years, with 34 states passing reforms between 2020 and 2025, and a Florida ballot measure set to cut property taxes later this year.
Austin Metcalf's father, Jeff Metcalf, expressed full support for Judge John Roach's decision to keep cameras out of the Karmelo Anthony murder trial courtroom.
Barack Obama has opened his $850 million presidential center in Chicago, serving as a unifying figure for the Democratic Party despite criticism of his time in office.
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The US Department of Homeland Security has moved all detainees out of a migrant detention center in Florida's Everglades due to concerns about Hurricane Ian. The center, nicknamed 'Alligator Alcatraz', was evacuated as a precautionary measure.
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Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has broken with Democratic critics by backing President Donald Trump's plan for Gaza as the only viable solution to the conflict.
President Donald Trump suggested he may be able to recover equipment left behind by the US military during Joe Biden's withdrawal from Afghanistan in 2021.
The US is set to lift sanctions on Iran and unfreeze funds and assets linked to the country's regime under a 14-point deal aimed at ending the Iran war. The agreement comes after negotiations between the US and Iran over the strategic Strait of Hormuz oil route.
Elon Musk demands prison for politicians who allegedly turned a blind eye to grooming gangs, as a new report criticizes the UK government's handling of the issue. A citizen-funded report accuses the U.K. government of failing to protect children and teenagers from abuse by gangs.
The Trump administration has approved $351.6 million in funding for White House security measures amid controversy over a previously requested $82.7 million for a new ballroom. The Secret Service received the funds despite questions over the justification and need for the additional expense.
Astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson is urging the government to reveal evidence of extraterrestrial life, saying the American public is 'ready' after years of claims and disclosures.
President Donald Trump is keeping anxious Republicans guessing about details of a tentative Iran peace deal, which he frames as a US victory, amid potential fractures within the party on Capitol Hill and beyond.
Activists are launching a national strategy to block transgender athletes from competing in female sports by using voter-backed ballot measures in deep blue and purple states, according to opponents of the policies.
A new House bill seeks to strip federal funding from colleges with alleged ties to the Chinese Communist Party, targeting institutions partnering with organizations linked to the party.
Former Secretary of State and 2016 presidential candidate Hillary Clinton criticized her former boss Joe Biden's decision to run for reelection in 2024, calling it a 'terrible mistake'. Clinton, who previously supported Biden's campaign, expressed her opposition on Monday night.
Iveda launches Sleep Sense for IvedaCare, a contactless overnight health monitoring system for senior living, as part of its AI-driven video analytics and smart city technologies.
Morgan Wallen continues his country music dominance as another song reaches a billion streams on Spotify, further solidifying his position as a leading artist in the genre.
A 92-year-old Palestinian man recounted being attacked by a settler who attempted to burn him alive at an al-Marah mosque in the occupied West Bank. The assault occurred after the victim completed his Maghrib prayer.
Crime is surging in Latin American countries and sparking a far-right backlash as progressives' gains have stalled. The shift marks a significant turn in the region's political landscape.
UCB announces publication of data demonstrating positive impact of KYGEVVI therapy in patients with Thymidine Kinase 2 Deficiency (TK2d), showing improved survival and functional outcomes.
The FBI helped dismantle an AI-powered phishing ring that targeted victims with personalized texts claiming issues with their accounts or bills, which were often legitimate companies. The scammers used artificial intelligence to craft convincing messages that fooled many unsuspecting recipients.
Oklahoma Democrats are heading to a runoff election in their 2026 Senate primary after no candidate secured a majority of the vote, setting up an underdog showdown for the deep-red seat. Two candidates, Nkiyla Jasmine Thomas and another unspecified Democrat, will advance to the final round.
A thief used a self-driving Waymo car as a getaway vehicle after breaking into Hot 8 Yoga in San Francisco's Marina district, police records show. The unusual escape method has left authorities baffled.
Iranian soccer club in Los Angeles reflects divided views on Team Melli during World Cup after opening 2-2 draw against New Zealand at Los Angeles Stadium.
The Democratic Party's nomination of far-left candidates is having an unexpected effect on Republicans, who are being 'saved from themselves' by these extreme progressive candidates in congressional races. This trend has taken a notable form with the recent nomination of Graham Platner in Maine on June 9.
President Donald Trump won two Republican runoff elections in Georgia, but lost one in Alabama, marking a rare blow to his significant influence over the GOP.
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine, a Republican, has announced support for abolishing capital punishment in his state, citing its lack of effectiveness as a deterrent to crime. This marks a change from his past stance on the policy he helped write as a legislator.
A top Southern Poverty Law Center official has been accused of helping funnel more than $1.2 million in donor funds to a confidential informant who was also the secret romantic partner of an individual infiltrating a neo-Nazi organization. The allegations have sparked outrage and calls for an investigation into the SPLC's handling of its funds.
Former Judge Everett Wess has won the Democratic Senate nomination in solidly red Alabama, a key battleground ahead of the 2024 midterm elections.
Trump-backed candidate Mike Mazzei advances to runoff against popular prosecutor Gentner Drummond in Oklahoma's Republican gubernatorial primary.
An Afghan national accused of carrying out an ambush-style shooting targeting National Guard members near the White House has pleaded not guilty to 17 counts, setting him up for a potential death penalty trial in his first court appearance.
President Donald Trump's endorsed candidate, Rep. Barry Moore, won the Republican Senate runoff election in Alabama.
President Donald Trump's endorsement failed to save MAGA candidate Georgia Lt. Gov. Burt Jones from losing to billionaire Vernon Smith in the key governor race in southeastern battleground state Georgia.
A planned US Ebola quarantine facility in Kenya has turned into a major political controversy after a 17-year-old schoolboy's death sparked widespread protests, and an abandoned quarantine centre in Laikipia is now a symbol of the country's colonial past.
Trump-backed Rep. Kevin Hern wins Oklahoma Senate primary, vowing to push for stalled SAVE Act.
Republican Rep. Mike Collins wins runoff, advancing to high-stakes Senate race as a MAGA champion and strong supporter of President Donald Trump.
Florida officials have filed a lawsuit against TikTok, accusing the social media platform of misleading parents about the content shown on its algorithm and exposing kids to harmful material in violation of state online child safety laws.
A Trump-backed Republican challenger has gained labor union support in a key race for House control, making it a notable development in the competitive battle.
Almost all children globally are exposed to at least one climate hazard, and the situation is expected to worsen unless greenhouse gas emissions are urgently reduced.
The US's past support for Israeli-Arab peace agreements suggests that unilaterally increasing military aid to Israel may hinder efforts to achieve lasting peace in the Middle East, according to experts.
The Netherlands appears to be shifting towards greater sympathy for the Palestinian cause, as indicated by recent court rulings and cultural boycotts, despite a broad government stance in support of Israel.
Three Brazilian men face charges after a 21-year-old woman died when she was tossed from a bridge without an attached safety rope. The incident occurred during a rope-jumping session where the instructors allegedly failed to secure her with the necessary safety gear.
Genesis AI's new wheeled robot, Eno, deviates from humanoid design, focusing on mobility and versatility instead of attempting to mimic human appearance. The company's first general-purpose robot represents a shift away from popular humanoid robot designs.
Vice President JD Vance is set to make his first appearance on ABC's 'The View' as part of a growing list of sitting presidents and vice presidents to join the daytime talk show's panel. He will become just the third sitting VP to appear on the program.
Israel's Supreme Court has rejected an appeal by prominent Palestinian doctor Hussam Abu Safia, who is being held in detention under the Unlawful Combatants Law without facing criminal charges.
Vice President JD Vance has described his 2021 comment labeling 'childless cat ladies' as one of the 'dumbest things I ever said.' He made the remark while running for U.S. Senate and has since reflected on it in his new book 'Communion'.
The FBI revealed an alleged plot to attack a UFC event at the White House, according to sources. No further details have been provided regarding the incident or those involved.
Conservative critics are slamming Maine Democratic Senate nominee Graham Platner for his 'disturbing' trail of past online posts, including a new Reddit post that mocks teen suicide, sparking renewed scrutiny over his candidacy.
Australia's weather bureau has warned that an El Nino weather pattern is set to be its strongest in decades, intensifying by the end of the year.
A 2010 interview reveals that Texas Democratic candidate Bobby Pulido hasn't gone shopping since becoming a music star, contradicting his current affordability campaign stance. This discrepancy has sparked criticism over Pulido's commitment to helping low-income families.
A supporter of convicted murderer Karmelo Anthony has reportedly been fired after making remarks about the verdict, as other backers face backlash over their comments following his 35-year sentence.
Airport lounges have become overcrowded, prompting airlines to reevaluate their travel perks, such as credit card benefits and premium upgrades, in search of a new solution. Airlines are considering alternative options for passengers seeking comfort and luxury during flights.
President Donald Trump's endorsement power is facing crucial tests in the closely watched GOP runoff elections in Georgia and Alabama on Tuesday. His clout over the party will be tested as Trump-endorsed candidates compete for key nominations.
A United Nations-backed court in the Central African Republic has begun the trial in absentia of former president Francois Bozize over crimes against humanity, including murder and enforced disappearance.
A young Indian woman's voice is being heard after she joined the Cockroach Janta Party to protest local issues affecting her tribal community in Maharashtra state, marking a significant turning point in her advocacy journey. The 20-year-old student's efforts have garnered attention and sparked change in her region.
A recent surge in high-profile bear attacks has raised concerns among outdoor enthusiasts, prompting experts to offer practical advice on how to avoid encounters gone wrong while hiking and camping this summer. By following simple guidelines and being aware of potential risks, hikers and campers can minimize their chances of becoming a victim of a bear attack.
Police say arson attacks on properties linked to UK PM Keir Starmer were linked to Russia, with suspects allegedly recruited and directed by Russian operatives.
The New York Times is investigating columnist Nicholas Kristof's columns for potential conflicts of interest following a report that he did not disclose campaign donor connections to subjects in his work. The newspaper will review his work to determine if 'clarifications' are necessary.
Democratic California Gov. Gavin Newsom accused the Justice Department of launching a politically motivated investigation into him and his wife, accusing it of targeting him due to his political affiliation.