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A disgruntled Inland Empire employee is accused of causing $500 million in damage by filming himself torching a warehouse and invoking Luigi Mangione as he expressed anti-capitalist rage.
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche attacked Judge James Boasberg on Tuesday, accusing him of targeting DOJ attorneys after an appellate court rebuked the Obama-appointed judge for a second time in a deportation fight.
Republican candidate Joe Hathaway seeks to flip a New Jersey congressional seat by distancing himself from former President Trump while criticizing 'socialist' policies. He aims to win over voters in his blue-leaning district without directly linking himself to Trump's divisive legacy.
Families across Sudan have endured three years of displacement and suffering since war reached their streets in April 2023, with most still on the run. A recent Norwegian Refugee Council survey highlights the ongoing struggles they face.
Donald Trump is facing a growing backlash for his inflammatory rhetoric, sparking widespread criticism from around the world as he continues to court controversy. His impulsive nature often results in actions that go over the line, further fueling public discontent.
A former UCLA gynecologist has been sentenced to 11 years in prison after pleading guilty to sexually assaulting patients at the school. The doctor had admitted to abusing his patients during his time as an obstetrician-gynecologist.
A suspect has been arrested in connection with a $20 million Massachusetts mansion heist where two masked men broke in and attacked a housekeeper, tying her up at gunpoint before fleeing the scene.
A former friend of Rep. Eric Swalwell says their longtime friendship may have clouded his judgment regarding rumors surrounding the California Democrat, who was a close ally until he stepped down from the House Intelligence Committee in 2021.
The Department of Justice has filed motions to vacate the convictions of several high-profile defendants involved in the Jan. 6 Capitol breach, a move reportedly tied to an order from former President Trump.
Pittsburgh's annual LGBTQ Pride parade is in jeopardy after major corporate sponsors pulled funding, leaving the event uncertain for this year's celebration. The organization Pittsburgh Pride informed local news last week of the financial challenges it faces.
Democratic Governor Abigail Spanberger's push to redefine presidential elections has been criticized as 'unconstitutional' by some, who claim it could render voters' choices 'NULL AND VOID'.
A US appeals court has ordered a federal judge to halt a contempt probe into deportation flights, allowing senior Trump administration officials to continue their actions without penalty.
Lauren Sánchez Bezos defended her risqué inauguration outfit after backlash, saying she 'didn't blink' at the reaction to her revealing look at President Donald Trump's inauguration. The 56-year-old didn't seem fazed by the criticism as she shared her thoughts on the fashion choice.
China's involvement in a potential war between Iran and other countries is escalating, with President Xi Jinping calling for the international rule of law to be safeguarded amid a 'dangerous' US naval blockade of Iranian oil tankers.
Rep. Eric Swalwell's rise to fame on cable news was abruptly cut short following sexual misconduct allegations that tarnished his reputation.
Sudan's civil war enters its fourth year, leaving millions of displaced people facing extreme humanitarian challenges including hunger and abuse. The country remains mired in one of the world's worst humanitarian crises with no end in sight.
Rep. Eric Swalwell's resignation coincides with growing calls for transparency as he faces renewed scrutiny over decade-old sex trafficking allegations linked to China. Critics demand release of related documents amid mounting pressure on the embattled congressman.
A strong password is not enough to protect home Wi-Fi from hacking and cyber threats, making other security measures essential for safeguarding online privacy.
Critics are blasting Democrats over Rep. Eric Swalwell's resignation amid sexual abuse allegations, claiming the saga reveals how politics can be manipulated and protected by those in power. The scandal is seen as a prime example of how politics 'really works,' with many accusing Democrats of covering up the allegations.
A California man broke into a home and demanded to know where his daughter was, but was caught on camera being confronted by the homeowner, who responded with a shovel. The intruder then fled the scene after being thwarted by the homeowner's defense.
Tensions between Israel and Turkey are escalating sharply as a war of words between Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoan reaches new heights.
Oil prices have started to slip, but experts warn that the decline may be due to an unexpected concern, rather than a return to market normalcy. The exact reason behind the drop is still unclear, leaving investors and analysts cautiously optimistic.
Global police leaders unite in Poland to condemn hate and antisemitism, gathering for a first-of-its-kind initiative against rising intolerance. Over 130 police leaders from around the world converged on Kraków, Poland, this week.
Dax Shepard is facing backlash for sharing intimate details about late actor Eric Dane's private struggles with addiction nearly two months after his death, sparking criticism that he should have respected Dane's wishes for confidentiality. Shepard shared the story on a recent podcast appearance.
Sarah Trone Garriott faces escalating attacks from Republicans in her Iowa Democratic race, who are targeting her past defenses of a Wiccan-led statehouse prayer and pagan outreach efforts. The Democrats' candidate is being scrutinized for her previous writings arguing for inclusion of non-Christian prayers in the legislative process.
China could potentially strangle Taiwan without launching a military invasion by disrupting global supply chains and causing an economic crisis, according to a new analysis that draws lessons from recent disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz. This threat highlights the growing concerns about the stability of Taiwan under Chinese pressure.
House Republicans are targeting dozens of vulnerable Democrats on the eve of the tax filing deadline, particularly those who voted against the tax cuts passed by the GOP under President Donald Trump.
Rep. Ilhan Omar encouraged Democrats to show grace towards former Trump supporters like Marjorie Taylor Greene, suggesting they should act kindly towards those who have broken with President Trump on key issues.
Democrats are launching a concerted attack on President Donald Trump's planned installation of the Memorial Circle arch, calling it a 'Christian Nationalist' monument and pushing to stop the project in court. The move is part of a broader effort to challenge Trump's signature landmarks and monuments.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made a late warning to US President Donald Trump about Iran's refusal to abandon its nuclear program as part of Israel's 'Greater Israel' project. The deadline set by Trump has passed, but it remains to be seen whether the US will follow through with consequences for Iran.
There was a chaotic 'teen takeover' in downtown Detroit on Saturday, marked by gunfire as police responded to the scene just one day after city leaders called for calm and safer spaces for teens.
A journalist who covers the darker side of the internet meets the woman behind popular livestreaming platform 'Ephemeral,' which features users broadcasting their daily lives for thousands of dollars per month. The encounter had a profound effect on the journalist's perspective on the intersection of online and offline life.
Diners across the US are embracing phone-free dining as restaurants encourage patrons to engage in conversation and enjoy their meals without distractions. The trend has led to a rise in social interactions and more meaningful connections among strangers.
Most Americans believe their taxes are too high, despite a new tax law that fulfilled some of President Donald Trump's tax-related campaign promises, according to recent polls.
Former adviser to Vice President Mike Pence and Trump critic Olivia Troye launches Democratic bid for US House from Virginia's proposed new 7th District.
A far-left Senate hopeful's ties to a popular Twitch streamer accused of supporting authoritarian leader Nicolas Maduro could harm his campaign, amid growing concerns over his own radical views. Abdul El-Sayeds refusal to distance himself from Hasan Piker has intensified calls for him to reevaluate his associations.
A Democratic congressman is calling for his party to challenge President Trump's handling of US involvement in the conflict with Iran as gas prices continue to rise, with costs increasing by $1 per gallon. Rep. Glenn Ivey is leading a bid for a war powers resolution that would require Trump to withdraw US troops from hostilities.
A bipartisan effort to extend protections for Haitian nationals in the US is under fire following a brutal murder of a Florida woman by a Haitian individual who was undocumented at the time.
Former President Joe Biden reportedly wanted Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer as his vice president but ultimately chose former Vice President Kamala Harris, according to a new report.
House Speaker Mike Johnson's Republican majority is bolstered as the GOP swears in new member Clay Fuller from Georgia, but its edge could shrink within days if unseated Democrats regain ground.
Israeli far-right politician Itamar Ben-Gvir calls himself 'master of the house' as holy sites reopen in occupied East Jerusalem following a US-Iran ceasefire agreement.
At least three babies are being born every minute in war-torn Sudan, according to an international charity that warns conditions for these children should never exist.
Lena Dunham revealed on a podcast that her father did not want to be seen voting with her in the 2012 Barack Obama vs Mitt Romney election, likely due to embarrassment or concern about their views differing.
US military kills 2 suspected cartel operatives in latest Eastern Pacific lethal strike, according to SOUTHCOM. The operation targeted individuals believed to be involved in narcotics trafficking in the region.
Alec Baldwin has admitted that he wants to retire from acting after nearly five years since the 'Rust' shooting death, citing his desire to move on from the incident.
Vice President JD Vance said Iran holds the deciding hand in what comes next in the Middle East conflict, rejecting reports that recent peace talks in Pakistan ended in failure.
Euphoria' sparked backlash after its season three opener aired Sunday, with fans criticizing Sydney Sweeney's storyline as 'humiliating' and denouncing the show's creative direction. The controversy has ignited a firestorm among viewers who questioned the show's choices.
Tulsi Gabbard's newly declassified testimony alleges a 'coordinated effort' by the US intelligence community to manufacture a conspiracy against former President Trump and advance a narrative of his impeachment.
A Butler, Pennsylvania man has pleaded guilty to making threats to assassinate President Donald Trump, other U.S. officials and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents as part of an FBI probe.
Rep. Eric Swalwell announces resignation from Congress following allegations of sexual misconduct that ended his gubernatorial bid. He will step down from his seat after multiple bombshell reports forced him to drop out of a run for governor.
A crowd of rowdy teenagers swarmed the Navy Yard waterfront in Washington, D.C., over the weekend, ignoring a police juvenile curfew zone and part of a series of 'viral takeovers' challenging city officials. The incident was captured on video and has gone viral.
A federal appeals court in Washington, D.C. has cleared the way for President Donald Trump to temporarily resume construction of his planned White House ballroom. The ruling seeks clarity from a lower court on the matter, granting a near-term win to Trump's plans.
Democrats are building momentum ahead of the midterms despite still trailing behind Republicans in the Senate battle, according to a leading nonpartisan handicapper.
Four people were hospitalized after a shooting broke out during an illegal street takeover in Los Angeles County, leaving locals shaken and vowing to move away from the area. Authorities are investigating the incident as part of a larger trend of violent gatherings tied to street takeovers.
The Archbishop of Washington, D.C., Cardinal Robert McElroy criticized former President Biden's open border policy as 'out of control,' while also expressing concerns about the 'roundup' immigration policies implemented by his predecessor, Donald Trump.
A federal judge has dismissed President Donald Trump's $10 billion defamation lawsuit against The Wall Street Journal over a story about his ties to late pedophile Jeffrey Epstein.
Microsoft warns that artificial intelligence is now being used to power cyberattacks, as cybercriminals exploit AI's capabilities to automate and accelerate malicious activities.
Country star Ella Langley said she felt 'very scary' and got 'saved again' after visiting a haunted house in an Alabama church as part of her upbringing as a Southern Baptist. The experience has sparked a new conversation for the 26-year-old country singer.
Pakistan eyes narrow window to resuscitate US-Iran talks after breakdown. More than 12 hours of face-to-face negotiations between the United States and Iran ended without agreement in Islamabad on Sunday.
A federal judge dismissed President Donald Trump's $10 billion defamation lawsuit against the Wall Street Journal and media mogul Rupert Murdoch over a 2018 story about his ties to Jeffrey Epstein, citing insufficient evidence. The case was dropped without prejudice, allowing the parties to potentially restart it in the future.
Federal Judge dismisses President Donald Trump's defamation lawsuit against The Wall Street Journal over its reporting on a birthday letter to Jeffrey Epstein bearing Trump's name, giving him an opportunity to refile.
President Trump warned China that supplying military aid to Iran could result in 'staggering' new tariffs, escalating tensions between the US and Iran as a potential blockade of the Strait of Hormuz looms.
Lawmakers are poised for a high-stakes week as multiple scandal-ridden members of Congress face expulsion threats on the House agenda, setting up intense confrontations in the chamber. Reps. Eric Swalwell and Tony Gonzales are among those facing potential votes to remove them from office.
The Trump family's lucrative deals since leaving office have set a precedent for future presidents to profit from their time in the White House, raising questions about ethics and the blurred lines between public service and private gain. The trend is likely to continue, potentially altering the way politicians approach business after leaving office.
Pope Leo XIV fired back after President Donald Trump attacked him on social media, saying his calls for peace are rooted in the Gospel and should not be treated as a political argument with the White House. The Pope's comments came after Trump called him 'terrible' on foreign policy.
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Far-left Twitch streamer Hasan Piker claims the Republican Party is the world's 'biggest terrorist' organization in both the U.S. and internationally.
Hungary's voters oust Prime Minister Viktor Orban and his Fidesz party in parliamentary elections, offering a lesson for those on the right drawn to authoritarian leaders like himself.
Despite President Donald Trump's declining overall poll numbers, his approval ratings among Republicans remain high, and some GOP candidates are acting as if they still have his backing in their re-election bids.
Cuba faced widespread power outages leaving 10 million people in the dark, while US media portrayed the crisis as reflective of a failed communist state. In response, Cuba sent doctors to help, while Washington dispatched a destroyer.
A 27-year-old woman, Sana*, is living in a two-bedroom apartment in western Tehran as a refugee, having survived a bombing and relying on her roommate for support.
Italian tennis player Jannik Sinner wins Monte Carlo title in straight sets to reclaim No. 1 spot, defeating defending champion Carlos Alcaraz in the process.
Democratic Rep. Eric Swalwell exits California governor's race after assault allegations, leaving his rivals scrambling to secure his former supporters.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán suffered a significant defeat in a recent election, marking another setback for the MAGA movement globally.
US Representative Eric Swalwell ends his campaign for California governor after allegations of sexual misconduct surfaced, leading to widespread staff departures and a rapid decline in support.
Iran threatens to retaliate against a US naval blockade of the Strait of Hormuz by directing its Houthi allies to disrupt another critical global shipping route.
Bruce Springsteen's former drummer Vini Lopez is pushing back against the Boss's criticism of President Donald Trump, saying he needs to have respect for others' opinions despite disagreeing. Lopez expressed his disagreement in response to Springsteen's political attacks on Trump during his Land of Hope and Dreams Tour.
US Vice President JD Vance returned to Washington after 16 hours of Iran peace talks collapsed in Islamabad, Pakistan over the weekend.
A California reporter claims that allegations of misconduct against Representative Eric Swalwell were widely known among local officials, raising questions about the support he has in his community. The comment sparked a discussion on whether Swalwell's behavior was tolerated or reported within his East Bay district.
US talks in Iran have collapsed and the country is facing a deepening crisis as Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's burial has been delayed for an unspecified amount of time. The prolonged delay signals a significant power struggle within the Islamic Republic.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán conceded defeat in the country's parliamentary election, with partial vote counts showing a decisive win for opposition leaders headed for a potential supermajority.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán conceded defeat on Sunday after a 'painful' election result, ending 16 years in power, as a powerful figure in the far-right party was ousted from power.
A former Obama advisor warns that Iran may target Gulf oil facilities in response to President Trump's blockade on the Strait of Hormuz, escalating tensions in the Middle East.
A 14-year-old teen has been arrested for murder in connection with the fatal shooting of a 12-year-old boy inside his southeast Atlanta home on Sunday.
US officials say peace negotiations with Iran collapsed due to Tehran's mistaken assessment of its leverage in talks. The regime severely misjudged what kind of influence it held, leading to the talks' downfall.
A conservative nonprofit is launching a $5M nationwide ad campaign urging the Senate to pass voter ID legislation as part of the Republican push for the SAVE America Act. The ad blitz comes as Republicans move to advance parts of the act through Congress.
Viktor Orbán, a longtime ally of Donald Trump, has conceded defeat after 16 years as Hungary's prime minister, bringing an end to his nearly two-decade rule. A new generation of Hungarians will likely have grown up without knowing life under Orbán's leadership.
Teenage sprint sensation Gout shattered the world Under-20 record in the 200 meters, finishing with a time of 19.67 seconds to win at the Australian Athletics Championships.
Congress is experiencing a particularly trying appropriations process, leaving lawmakers in misery as the Department of Homeland Security shutdown continues. The situation shows no signs of improvement, suggesting that it may worsen further.
President Donald Trump was greeted by a packed crowd at UFC 327 in Miami, marking his first appearance at a sporting event since the start of the Iran war.
President Donald Trump proposed painting an ornate federal office building next to the White House with 'magic paint' containing silicate, but experts advise against it as a vote on exterior renovations is set to take place.
A person's efforts to remove their personal information from people search sites are often met with failure, as the data can resurface after a short period of time.
Samsung is quietly phasing out its Samsung Messages app and moving Android users to Google Messages as the default messaging service. The move may affect some Android owners, but no specific timeline has been announced for the shutdown of the old app.
Senator Elissa Slotkin has fired back at far-left streamer Hasan Piker for criticizing her appearance on Bill Maher's show but not showing up on his own Twitch livestream. She questioned what 'normal' person would engage in such antagonistic behavior by opting to promote their show through a more prominent platform.
Legendary actress Ann-Margret has broken her elbow in a painful home accident at 84 years old, but she is reportedly not slowing down.
Kelly Ripa has a secret signal that tells Mark Consuelos she's not in the mood, while actress Kate Jackson says fame had a devastating impact on her private life.
Comedian Bill Maher defended Western civilization on his show 'Real Time' after Vice President JD Vance made remarks suggesting its existence was a myth during a trip to Hungary.
President Donald Trump warned Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger that her policies are causing a tax base exodus similar to New York and California, ahead of meetings in the state on Saturday.
Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne's longtime Los Angeles home is now on sale for $17 million after the rock star's passing at 76.
I couldn't find any information about an Easter massacre of Nigerian Christians by Islamist terrorists. John Cleese's comments seem to be related to a specific event that I'm not aware of.