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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Todd Blanche, Donald Trump's nominee for attorney general, has formally rescinded the president's $1.8 billion anti-weaponization fund, removing a key hurdle from his confirmation process.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Todd Blanche, Trump's nominee for attorney general, has formally rescinded a $1.8 billion anti-weaponization fund he previously supported, following Senate Republican opposition to his confirmation.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.
A Florida mail carrier is accused of snatching pets from their carriers on his route and hoarding over 100 cats and dogs in a 'hoarding' house, leading to one of the worst animal hoarding cases ever seen by a sheriff.
Iran's authorities have vowed retaliation if the US targets its energy infrastructure, amid ongoing military strikes in the region and rising tensions between the two nations.
California Republicans are pushing a voter ID ballot initiative in an effort to win over fed-up voters frustrated by affordable housing and education issues. The measure is part of their 2026 strategy to regain momentum in the state.
The Supreme Court's ruling in Trump v. Barbara has sparked concerns about birthright citizenship, prompting author Mike Davis to call for sensible census solutions. Davis urges a more pragmatic approach to addressing the issue.
Bryan Kohberger's choice of a house full of women for his Idaho murders may hold the key to understanding his motive, according to one filmmaker who believes it could be the answer to the biggest mystery surrounding the case. Kohberger took this decision to his prison cell, sparking speculation about its significance.
President Donald Trump's decision to appoint Darline Graham to fill Lindsey Graham's Senate seat has left many South Carolina Republicans feeling blindsided and unsure about the move's implications.
Paidwork, a platform that allows users to earn money online, has been hit by a data breach exposing 23 million user records, raising concerns about security and identity protection. Bank details and personal information are among the sensitive data compromised in the breach.
Sen. Cory Booker continues to reject the SAVE Act despite a bombshell NJ voter roll scandal revealing 6,600 noncitizens were mistakenly eligible to vote in New Jersey. Booker insists the discovery does not justify passing the act.
Democrats admit they would eliminate the filibuster as a condition for passing the SAVE America Act amid heated debate over President Trump's push to reform the Senate chamber's 60-vote rule.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani was reportedly denied the opportunity to speak at Army Sgt. Angel Sarah Rampersad's funeral in Queens, following her death in an Iranian attack alongside two other U.S. service members.
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Remains of an American mountain climber, Sarah Mallory Geis, were found after an avalanche in Pakistan, while other mountaineers remain missing.
Police are searching for a gunman after an innocent Walmart employee was shot during an apparent dispute between two men inside a Pennsylvania store on Friday evening. The identity of the shooter remains unknown as authorities continue their investigation.
A former Latvian 'Dancing with the Stars' contestant was arrested by ICE after being found to have overstayed his visa and possessing a violent criminal history, authorities said.
Disgraced former Congressman George Santos agreed to pay $35,000 to settle a federal investigation into his suspicious trades on the prediction marketplace Kalshi.
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security said Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) had lodged a detainer on an 18-year-old El Salvadoran national accused of two fatal shootings in Houston, Texas.
The likely Democratic nominee for governor in Wisconsin, Francesca Hong, is facing backlash after an old post emerged online where she suggested canceling Thanksgiving. The post, backed by the Democratic Socialists of America, has sparked controversy and raised questions about her stance on American holidays.
Jeopardy!' host Ken Jennings sparked controversy after using sarcasm to dismiss calls from transgender activists to boycott The New York Times' word games, sparking an online debate among trans activists. Jennings made sarcastic comments in response to the boycott call.
Actor Mandy Patinkin shares that upon his death, he wants his body to be composted, as revealed on his podcast 'Don't Listen to Us'.
The US military is facing a growing concern over its dwindling stockpile of missile defense interceptors in the Middle East, which is impacting its strategy in the region after months of fighting Iran. Military planners are weighing whether to reduce their reliance on these interceptors due to the shortage.
Planned Parenthood of Michigan is permanently closing three health centers due to a lack of federal funds and declining Medicaid reimbursement, leaving other facilities in the Midwest at risk.
President Donald Trump's refusal to compromise on certain issues may be harming his party ahead of the 2026 midterm elections. Two recent pushes highlight Trump's insistence on specific topics that could negatively impact Republican prospects in the upcoming elections.
The Senate investigation into former Special Counsel Jack Smith's 'Arctic Frost' probe has expanded to focus on Verizon's handling of subpoenas for senators' phone records. Republican lawmakers are questioning Verizon's procedures in responding to the subpoenas.
The Pima County Sheriff's Department has released two ransom notes related to the Nancy Guthrie case in an effort to identify the sender and bring closure to the family. Authorities hope that someone can recognize the handwriting or writing style from the letters.
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Former Rep. Cori Bush is planning a comeback bid for her congressional seat amid a surge in socialism within the Democratic Party. The move comes as other establishment Democrats face challenges from left-wing insurgents nationwide.
An F-35 fighter jet crashed Friday morning at Marine Corps Air Station Miramar in San Diego, prompting an emergency response and igniting a brush fire. The pilot safely ejected before the aircraft caught fire.
Conservatives are erupting over a report alleging that Maine Democratic Senate candidate Troy Jackson fathered children with his second cousin after he replaced disgraced candidate Graham Platner on the ballot. The revelation has sparked widespread outrage and discussion among conservatives.
The Wisconsin Democratic governor candidate was confronted about past 'defund police' rhetoric as she defended her membership in the Democratic Socialists of America.
President Donald Trump said Friday during a Cabinet meeting that scenes of migrants flooding into Spain's enclave of Ceuta from Morocco looked like a 'catastrophe,' but that the U.S. could see worse if Democrats regain power.
Europe's summer heat and drought have pushed its rivers to record lows, revealing long-submerged relics including ancient mammoth bones and a century-old Nazi shipwreck. The discoveries are shedding new light on Europe's history and natural environment.
Bryan Kohberger's lawyer claims family involvement in plea talks as he seeks to withdraw his guilty plea, according to newly released court documents. Kohberger is seeking to undo his guilty plea for the murders of four University of Idaho students.
President Donald Trump rejected speculation that Iran was behind a cyberattack on Minnesota's water systems, instead blaming the state's 'corrupt' governor, Tim Walz, and the state government as a whole.
Fed officials warn that failing to raise interest rates was a mistake as inflation is a more serious and persistent issue than previously thought. A group of rate-setting committee members believe higher interest rates are needed to address the problem.
A Bluetooth flaw in KARR devices has exposed over 2.2 million cars to potential theft risk, potentially allowing thieves to gain unauthorized access and control over vehicles.
President Donald Trump is questioning Senate Majority Leader John Thune's leadership as the SAVE America Act continues to stall, potentially costing Thune the president's support. The repeated failure of this legislative priority may be a blow to Thune's leadership in the Republican-controlled Senate.
New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill's announcement of 6,600 ineligible voters on the state's rolls is part of a growing pattern of cases involving noncitizen voters, according to President Trump.
The Trump administration plans to rebuild election security infrastructure less than 100 days before Election Day, reversing its earlier efforts to dismantle it.
A private investigator believes Tyler Wilkin, a 35-year-old Ohio man killed in Puerto Rico, may have been lured into his deadly ambush through eerie howling. His family is seeking justice for the execution-style shooting that took his life.
Stratolaunch, a leading pure-play hypersonics company, was named to the Future Union's Inaugural All-World Defense 300 list.
Spain deploys military to its North African enclave of Ceuta after thousands of migrants overwhelm the border with Morocco, resulting in at least nine deaths.
Sen. Thom Tillis rejected President Donald Trump's threat to withdraw Acting Attorney General nominee Todd Blanche's nomination amid an escalating standoff between the White House and lawmakers over the AG's confirmation.
The Trump administration is pressuring current and former US law enforcement officials to support a controversial cryptocurrency bill, despite criticism from lawmakers and industry experts who warn of potential exploitation. The move has been seen as part of a broader effort to push through the legislation before the end of the Trump presidency.
Colin Gray, the father of Apalachee High School shooter Colt Gray, was sentenced to 15 years in prison after being convicted for failing as a parent by ignoring escalating warning signs. The first-of-its-kind conviction aims to hold parents accountable for their children's actions in school shootings.
US President Donald Trump announced a historic agreement to disarm Hamas and all other armed groups in Gaza, marking a significant development in Middle East peace efforts.
US President Donald Trump announced that the Board of Peace has reached an agreement to disarm Hamas and other armed groups in Gaza.
Mandela Barnes has ended his gubernatorial campaign in Wisconsin amid rumors of a damaging report that may have hurt his chances of securing the Democratic Party nomination. The suspension comes after Barnes cited a lack of support to capture the nomination.
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ABC accuses FCC of 'retaliation' as federal agency threatens to revoke Disney's broadcasting licenses in response to a filing by the network against petitions to deny its station license renewals. The FCC is considering revoking Disney's broadcasting licenses.
The Trump administration is investigating reports that transgender dolls are being displayed in Minnesota schools and threatens to strip federal funding from the state's education department unless the issue is resolved. The Minnesota Department of Education disputes the story.
President Donald Trump has launched the Freedom Haulers Initiative to rapidly employ military veterans in the trucking industry and expel undocumented immigrant truckers from US roads.
Virginia university claims federal officials failed to disclose student's prior ISIS-related conviction before he carried out a deadly terror attack in March.
A report from Virginia university Old Dominion University found that federal officials failed to inform the school about a former student's terror conviction before he carried out a deadly attack in March.
The House committee is demanding classified briefings on allegations of non-citizen voting and alleged Chinese election interference in federal races. The Committee on House Administration is requesting more information on these claims.
A Georgia mother fought off an alleged child snatcher at a gas station using a gas pump, and a surveillance video shows the intense confrontation. The man accused of attempting to snatch her children was apprehended following the incident.
Dem senator Jon Ossoff is facing criticism for claiming credit for a bill he opposed amid his heated reelection bid in Georgia, citing a 'disturbing pattern' of false claims. Ossoff voted against the bill that secured federal investment in Georgia military infrastructure.
Top DHS official James Percival accuses a small group of 'worst of the worst' federal judges of sabotaging Trump's immigration agenda by repeatedly blocking its policies.
A Los Angeles County sheriff's deputy was stabbed seconds after arriving at a scene where a call had been made about an armed man, prompting other officers to open fire in the ensuing knife attack. The incident has been captured on body camera footage and surveillance video.
Older adults who take five or more prescription medications are at a significantly higher risk of death compared to those taking fewer drugs, according to a study. Those taking 5 or more meds face a higher mortality rate than their counterparts on fewer medications.
A record-challenging heat dome is expected to scorch the western United States this weekend, bringing the summer's hottest temperatures to tens of millions from California to Canada.
Millions of older adults on Medicare prescription drug coverage could face steeper monthly costs in 2027, as the Trump administration ends a temporary subsidy program that has helped keep costs lower since 2019.
A federal judge in New Jersey blocked access to the state's unredacted voter rolls as controversy surrounding the issue continues statewide. The ruling came on Wednesday from Judge Zahid Quraishi, a Biden appointee.