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Scientists warn that summer isn't breaking heat records yet, but a strengthening El Nino is expected to bring extreme temperatures and wildfires to North America and Europe later in the season.
Jelly Roll is taking an indefinite hiatus from touring to focus on healing after a tumultuous year in his personal life, following his final tour stop.
Paramount CEO David Ellison has broken his silence on the planned merger with Warner Bros., stating that opposition is about whether he can be trusted to steward the network, rather than concerns over market share. However, insiders say they don't believe his claims of 'lip service' and think genuine resistance remains.
President Donald Trump is urging Iran for a final deal amid repeated pauses in talks, warning that if no agreement is reached, 'the next thing you know' there will be major US military action. Tehran denies any negotiations have persuaded Trump to hold off on the attack.
Senate lawmakers face a contentious decision over President Trump's push to scrap August recess, potentially escalating tensions during a critical period in Congress. The issue has raised questions about the schedule and how it impacts lawmakers' work-life balance.
Abdul El-Sayed and Rep. Haley Stevens face off in the Michigan Democratic Senate primary as polls close in the state and other key races begin to wrap up nationwide.
President Donald Trump has less than 3 months to push his agenda before the midterm elections, according to podcaster Dave Rubin.
The Senate Judiciary Committee has voted in favor of Todd Blanche's nomination for attorney general, advancing him towards confirmation and potentially paving the way for a reenergized Justice Department under his leadership.
Arizona man Axle Melendez, 24, is demanding $176 million from the Pima County Sheriff's Department after allegedly being partially paralyzed by deputies following a swatting call. The incident occurred when Melendez reportedly made a false call to report a shooting, prompting an officer's fatal mistake.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer could face headwinds if Democrats win back control of Congress' upper chamber in November, as Rep. Seth Moulton makes a shocking promise to challenge him during a Senate debate.
Spain is struggling to manage a surge of migrants in its North African enclave of Ceuta, exposing tensions with Morocco, as Islamist groups reportedly seek to exploit the border crisis. Emergency EU assistance has been offered to bolster Ceuta's security.
President Donald Trump has lashed out at oil companies and his own US attorney as his political losses pile up, marking a significant shift in his post-election strategy.
Several top media outlets host AI reporters whose salaries are funded by donor-supported groups without disclosing this information. This lack of transparency is a widespread issue in the journalism industry.
A trade vessel in the Strait of Hormuz reported being struck by a projectile overnight Tuesday as it was transiting near the coast of Oman amid US-Iran talks. The incident occurred while the US and Iran are engaged in negotiations.
A cyberattack targeting the US Water Systems has hit at least seven states, causing disruptions to water supplies and leaving residents uncertain about their access to clean drinking water. The affected areas are expected to be restored once the attack is contained and fixed.
A prominent New York Times columnist's departure has highlighted the lack of pro-Trump voices on the paper's opinion pages, which appear to cater primarily to liberal perspectives. The move leaves a significant void in representation for roughly half of the US voting population who support Trump.
Hundreds of World War II shells and munitions have been discovered in the French village of Le Porge, as residents return to the ravaged community in the wake of last month's blazes, according to local authorities.
Solomon's Pools in the West Bank have become a flashpoint in the fight over Israel's biblical heritage as officials from the nearby Israeli town of Efrat accuse Palestinian authorities of damaging ancient water facilities.
Thousands of Palestinian patients remain stranded in Israel and Egypt as thousands still await evacuation from Gaza due to Israeli restrictions.
Cracker Barrel is facing a nostalgic backlash as fans of several discontinued menu items are begging for their return, citing the restaurant's reputation on serving Southern comfort food and beloved favorites. The exact reasons behind these popular dishes' discontinuation remain unknown.
Detroit pastor and radio host Horace Sheffield III has endorsed Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed despite praising notorious antisemite Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan.
President Donald Trump has downplayed reports that Russia and China are secretly helping Iran target US forces, despite acknowledging that both countries have provided support to Tehran. However, members of his administration confirm that Moscow and Beijing are indeed aiding Iran's military efforts against the US.
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Socialist insurgents are making gains in the Midwest as the Democratic civil war intensifies, setting up a high-stakes battle for control of key Senate seats. The fight is centered on Tuesday's primary in Michigan, a must-hold seat for Democrats.
A Salvadoran man being held at a controversial immigration detention facility in Newark, New Jersey, has died, federal officials said Monday, marking the latest death of an immigrant in ICE custody.
Burkina Faso's Captain Ibrahim Traore faces a reality test as his popularity wavers amid rising discontent and economic woes in the West African nation he seized power in 2022.
Mexican cartel boss linked to a violent criminal cell's alleged involvement in a livestreamed murder has been arrested in connection with the assassination of a mayor, according to officials. The arrest is part of an ongoing investigation that also produced new evidence linking him to other crimes.
US Arabs in Michigan are increasingly centering Palestine in their politics, seen in the voting patterns of Yemeni-American activist Samraa Luqman for President Donald Trump despite his disappointing views on Arab Americans.
UFC flyweight Allan Nascimento has died at 34 after suffering an apparent heart attack in his sleep, according to the UFC announcement.
Moscow bombing exposes potential security gaps around Putin’s military elite, expert says Russian President Vladimir Putin's drive to project 'normalcy' in Moscow may have created a dangerous security blind spot.
The Trump administration's immigration push led to ICE making its largest number of immigration arrests in agency history, with a total of roughly 51,000 arrests in July.
Twenty-five US states have filed lawsuits against the Trump administration over new tariffs, citing a Supreme Court ruling that struck down previous import taxes. The tariffs are seen as a pretext to replace the invalidated measures.
A federal judge appointed by Barack Obama faces an impeachment threat after blocking a Trump administration order to end protections for Somalis in the U.S., with President Donald Trump's allies in Congress seeking to hold the judge accountable.
Manhattan DA's office is seeking corrections from Luigi Mangione's defense team over false claims made about media access during his upcoming murder trial. Prosecutors want the judge to remind the attorneys of their agreed-upon media plan.
Nick Saban's assistant coaches had a system to sneak onto golf courses without his knowledge, but it backfired at some point, putting him in an awkward situation. The details of what happened are not specified in the provided information.
The immunity from tax audits that applies to former US Presidents, including Donald Trump, remains in place, according to an official statement rescinded by Todd Blanche. This means that Trump will not be subject to a $1.8 billion fund intended to compensate him for any potential taxes owed.
Bryan Kohberger has been appointed a new attorney as he seeks post-conviction relief in Idaho, an attempt to withdraw his guilty plea filed over a year ago.
Belgium has faced a renewed US travel warning due to rising concerns over crime, terrorism, and civil unrest, posing safety risks for American tourists visiting the country.
Sen. Tim Kaine suggests that Pentagon boat strikes may be premeditated murder targeting suspected drug traffickers, citing evidence in a letter to President Trump.
A House GOP lawmaker is accused of sexually harassing two young female staffers, receiving them lavishly gilded trinkets, and taking them on trips as an ethics report details their 'effusive affection'.
Tucson grandmother who twice survived cancer died after being allegedly attacked by a felon at her apartment complex, according to police.
Former Vice President Kamala Harris has left former President Joe Biden off her list of the top three most effective U.S. presidents, according to an interview on Friday. The list's ranking has yet to be disclosed.
Iran's President Masoud Pezeshkian congratulated newly elected Hamas leader and pledged Tehran's continued support for the group's cause, amid US President Donald Trump's push to disarm Hamas as a terror organization.
Midwest Democrat candidate's policies deemed too extreme for voters; Republican Mike Rogers is confident of defeating his opponent in the upcoming Senate election.
Two people in Michigan have died in connection with a multi-state outbreak of cyclosporiasis, health officials reported Monday.
A federal judge has allowed the Department of Homeland Security to proceed with plans to build a border wall through a levee system in a small Texas town, although the decision may be appealed. The ruling does not necessarily approve the project's overall feasibility but grants DHS permission to move forward while it awaits further review or appeals.
A North Carolina couple, Stephen and Tracey Willetts, were found dead in their home just one day after celebrating their 40th wedding anniversary, in what investigators suspect was a murder-suicide.
A mass attempt by Moroccans to enter Ceuta led to dozens being killed and rekindled tensions between Israel and European far-right groups who had sought to exploit the crisis for their own purposes.
Two key Republican rebels, Sens. John Cornyn of Texas and Thom Tillis of North Carolina, are dropping their resistance against President Donald Trump's pick to lead the Justice Department, potentially ending his nominee's life on the line.
US President Donald Trump has slammed Chevron CEO and called for an immediate reduction in US fuel prices, criticizing the company for not crediting his administration's work to assist the oil industry.
Socialist Francesca Hong may face a prove-it moment in Wisconsin's Democratic gubernatorial primary as she seeks to capitalize on her party's momentum in traditionally blue districts.
A Florida highway patrol trooper was seen chasing an alleged suspect involved in a street takeover on Interstate 75 at speeds of up to 140 mph before weaving through hundreds of stopped vehicles. The incident was captured on dashcam video, which has been made public.
FIFA has denied that President Gianni Infantino is seeking help from the Trump administration as pressure mounts over his leadership, following a report by The New York Post. A source claims to have information contradicting the initial report.
Actress Jill Wagner, star of 'Lioness', has chosen to settle down in Tennessee to raise her family, citing a natural affinity for country life that aligns with her background.
Boy George stands firm with pro-Israel song amid record label split and West End exit. He released an AI-generated anthem, 'We Will Dance Again,' just days before his production of 'Jesus Christ Superstar' was dropped.
The US military has been seeking 'creative and unconventional' ideas from troops to punish Iran, according to a request made by a senior officer at the US military command. The email called for new approaches that go beyond traditional methods of retaliation.
Police are still working to determine why a 24-year-old gunman opened fire at a crowded In-N-Out Burger in Twin Falls, Idaho, killing three people and wounding seven others before taking his own life; an armed citizen has spoken out.
A top Trump ally is warning that a super PAC bankrolled by Democratic billionaire Tom Steyer is meddling in his GOP primary as he seeks re-election in Tennessee's 5th Congressional District. The group alleges that Steyer-backed groups are pouring millions into efforts to unseat Rep. Andy Ogles, R-Tenn., in the party's primary election.
Pakistan-administered Kashmir faces its worst political crisis in years as protests over electoral reform demands turn deadly and lead to staggered regional elections.
President Donald Trump's administration plans to overhaul Head Start preschool programs, which could result in reduced quality standards and a shift away from the program's core principles.
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Candidates vying for Lindsey Graham's Senate seat will face off in their first debate on Monday, putting GOP hopefuls to the test as they seek to define themselves ahead of the election. The showdown marks a significant moment in the battle for control of the South Carolina Senate seat held by the late senator.
US President Donald Trump said new negotiations with Iran are starting, with talks set to begin on Monday, as an agreement is believed to be imminent.
Wildfires continue to burn in France and Spain, easing slightly but raising concerns about further outbreaks as European firefighters work to combat the blazes.
US forces are winning most battles in Iran five months into the conflict, but a crucial question remains: are they ultimately winning the war that matters?
Senate Democrats are targeting traditionally Republican states in their bid for a majority in the 2026 Senate election cycle, but the impact of this strategy may be diminishing due to changing voter dynamics.
California has expanded its use of DNA technology in missing persons investigations, providing authorities with a new tool to identify unknown individuals and re-examine unresolved cases.
Sophie Woods, a New Zealand ultrarunner, broke the record for Via Alpina by crossing eight European countries in 29 days and running an incredible 1,240 miles.
A Gaza family is torn between grief and hope as they await news about two of their sons who have been missing for over a year since being last seen on June 29th. The family's lives have been suspended in limbo as they wait for any information about the brothers' whereabouts.
Todd Blanche, Donald Trump's nominee for attorney general, has formally rescinded the president's $1.8 billion anti-weaponization fund, removing a key hurdle from his confirmation process. The move came after Senate Republicans threatened to block the funding.
Todd Blanche, Trump's nominee for attorney general, has formally rescinded a $1.8 billion anti-weaponization fund he previously supported, following Senate Republican opposition to his confirmation. This move removes a significant hurdle from his path to becoming the nation's top law enforcement official.
Rescue teams in Pakistan have recovered the bodies of seven climbers, including Nepali-British mountaineer Nirmal Purja, from Broad Peak after an avalanche buried a ten-member international climbing team.
US Rep. Marcy Kaptur, D-Ohio, is hospitalized after being involved in a car crash while en route to church near Toledo on Sunday morning.
A Louisiana man received a fake sextortion email from hackers claiming they have obtained his Carnival breach data, demanding $2,000 in cryptocurrency to keep the information private. The email is part of a larger phishing scam targeting victims of a 2021 data breach.
Ohio man Tyler Wilkin's murder in Puerto Rico has left his close friend reliving the call she never expected, causing an eerie silence when the news broke. The moment of discovery sent a chill through the room where her friend was found dead.
Sen. Bernie Moreno has called for Rep. Max Miller to resign from Congress and seek serious psychological help amid ongoing controversy surrounding their personal relationship. Moreno expressed frustration after Miller denied allegations on an X livestream over the weekend.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. blames Dr. Anthony Fauci and pushes medical misinformation in a CNN interview, attempting to rewrite the US Covid-19 response history.
Tom Selleck revealed he almost missed playing iconic role on 'Magnum, P.I.' due to a 'big fight' before accepting the part.
GOP Rep Max Miller denies abuse allegations from his ex-wife and their daughter, calling them a 'frame-up.
A search-and-rescue operation is underway in Greece for four pilots involved in a mid-air collision between two firefighting helicopters near Athens as the country battles wildfires. One of the helicopters exploded and plummeted to the ground after the incident.
Democratic National Committee Chair Ken Martin hunkers down ahead of a gathering storm that threatens to oust him from his job, as he closely monitors his critics' online activities and avoids media appearances.
Tuskegee University in Alabama has implemented a new dress code requiring business suits and banning du-rags and other forms of headwear as part of efforts to create a 'professional educational environment.
President Donald Trump's demand to cancel August recess could cost Republicans seats in the midterm elections, putting vulnerable party members in an impossible spot ahead of the polls. The potential move would put additional pressure on already-stretched Republican resources and campaign strategies.
Iran's war on Americans began decades ago, but for some families, the trauma of past conflicts still lingers. Nearly two decades before a recent Iran conflict, an explosion killed a U.S. soldier and left his family with lasting scars.
Hackers are exploiting hotel Wi-Fi equipment to redirect users to fake Microsoft 365 login pages, potentially compromising their accounts and personal data.
President Trump and Senator Mike Thune are engaging in a heated public spat that's splintering the Republican Party ahead of the midterm elections. The disagreement has exposed deep divisions within the GOP.
A 25-year-old Texas man faces charges with felony second-degree cattle theft for allegedly buying 77 head of cattle using bad checks worth over $159,000.
Famed mountaineer Nirmal Purja has been identified among 10 climbers killed by an avalanche on the world's 12th-tallest mountain in Pakistan.
A Democratic Socialist candidate facing re-election in a New York state Assembly district is under fire for asking supporters to contribute to his rent and grocery bills after he was expected to earn a $142,000 salary as a legislator. The request sparked widespread backlash on social media before the candidate deleted the post.
Hungary plans to shut down its only nuclear power plant due to severe drought conditions that have reduced water levels on the Danube River, making it impossible for cooling systems to function. The move comes as the country faces a critical shortage of water resources.
A Michigan House candidate is pushing for a federal AI datacenter moratorium as early voting begins in the state, citing concerns over surveillance and privacy issues. Will Lawrence, a Democratic Socialists of America member, made the call during an exclusive interview with Fox News Digital.
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez criticized Democrats for forming a united front behind former President Joe Biden, rejecting primary challengers, in a recent podcast interview.
A Massachusetts federal judge has issued a fresh administrative stay blocking the Trump administration's efforts to end Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Somalia, dealing another setback to President Trump's immigration agenda.
Scientists have developed a new material that mimics the sense of touch, allowing humanoid robots to detect people's presence without physical contact, potentially reducing the risk of injury in collisions. The innovation could significantly improve robot safety and interaction with humans.
President Trump criticized two rogue GOP senators, Thom Tillis and John Cornyn, for blocking the nomination of Todd Blanche as Acting Attorney General, vowing to fight against an anti-weaponization bill.
Fitness expert Jillian Michaels is warning Americans about the dangers of buying unregulated, 'gray-market' weight-loss peptides online and self-dosing, as these illegal substances can have serious health risks.
Hunter Biden testified under oath that his family is financially bankrupt amid a $17M legal bill dispute.
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Senators Lisa Murkowski and Jeanne Shaheen are urging the State Department to release hundreds of millions of dollars in aid to help women and infants affected by an Ebola outbreak in Africa.
A masked man was caught on camera attacking Channel 12's headquarters in Tel Aviv, alarming Israel as elections approach, amid concerns over incitement against journalists. The attack is seen as a warning of potential violence.