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Rahm Emanuel warned that the Democratic Socialists of America's agenda does not play well in areas outside Manhattan's Upper West Side, a sentiment shared by some who see the movement as elitist and out of touch with broader American concerns.
Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi is leading a high-level delegation to Turkiye on his first visit since taking office in May, as he seeks to boost ties between the two countries amid complex challenges.
A Democratic House candidate facing a key election is under fire for flipping their stance on conversion therapy after left-wing backlash. The candidate had previously opposed the practice before reversing their position to appease more progressive voters.
Kristy McNichol, an '80s icon, made a rare appearance in a new photo with Carnie Wilson 25 years after leaving Hollywood. The 58-year-old actress was spotted alongside Wilson Philips singer.
Justice-driven healthcare leader Tara Amini has transformed healthcare access through her innovative approach combining clinical expertise, public health integration, and community outreach to serve underserved populations.
Rosie O'Donnell accused CBS of giving a 'bribe' to President Donald Trump by settling a lawsuit related to a 60 Minutes segment featuring Trump, reportedly worth $16 million.
President Donald Trump is set to welcome Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to the White House for talks amid a escalating conflict between the US and Iran that threatens to strain the US-Israel relationship. The meeting comes as tensions over Iran's nuclear program and Middle East peace efforts come to a head.
Hundreds of teens on e-bikes caused chaos in a busy downtown stretch of Orlando, Florida, leading to several charges after blocking traffic earlier this month.
FBI Director Kash Patel's attorney rejects The Atlantic's attempt to dismiss his $250 million defamation lawsuit, vowing to pursue 'accountability'. The magazine had sought to have the case dismissed.
Most people assume a private online presence by avoiding social media and sharing personal info, but their internet provider, websites, and advertisers can still collect and use this data to build profiles about them. This has become increasingly common as technology advances and new tools are developed to gather and analyze online information.
The Trump DOJ has reached a settlement with Paul Vaughn, a Christian father of 11 who was targeted by the Biden admin and could have faced up to 10 years in prison for protesting at a Tennessee abortion clinic in March 2021.
Des Moines police confronted and arrested an armed road rage suspect who had been threatening to shoot the occupants of another vehicle after a minor crash, surrendering after officers ordered him to drop his gun. Dramatic video captured the tense moment.
House Democrats' campaign arm is bolstering five new candidates in GOP-held seats amid a surge in socialist victories in left-wing primaries, just over 100 days before the November midterm elections.
Republican and Democratic coalitions face a unique challenge in two high-profile elections taking place simultaneously in different parts of the country, setting up an unusual split-screen election day. The contests are expected to test the strength of both parties' coalitions in distinct regional landscapes.
India is moving to demolish the Aligarh Muslim University, which was founded by a prominent Muslim leader in 1921, sparking concerns about freedom of speech and academic integrity. The university's fate has been sealed, with over 100 students sitting cross-legged outside the campus, braving the heat as they protest against its impending demolition.
Dems clash over AIPAC money, ‘ogre’ attack and electability during crucial Senate debate in a heated battle between the party's far-left flank and establishment wing.
The occupied West Bank's Tal neighborhood has been engulfed in violence after Israeli settlers attacked Palestinian homes, sparking widespread protests and clashes. The exact number of casualties is unclear at this time.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's upcoming meeting with US President Donald Trump may deviate from their traditional scripted interactions, according to reports that suggest a more nuanced exchange between the two leaders.
A 16-year-old lifeguard at a Santa Cruz beach rescued a child from powerful tsunami-like waves that swept them out to sea, in a heart-stopping video captured by witnesses. The heroic rescue marked a daring dive into life-threatening surf to save the young victim.
A US judge has allowed President Donald Trump's attorneys to amend their $15 billion defamation lawsuit against The New York Times, giving them a chance to revise their filing. This comes as Trump celebrates the latest development in his ongoing legal battle against the newspaper.
Former Netflix executive Kevin Baillie is suing the streaming giant, claiming a $1.1M job loss after confessing to ketamine use in a 'trust exercise' at his former workplace's Eyeline Studios division.
The US Senate has cleared the way for Donald Trump's nominee to run the nation's intelligence agencies, but a key anti-terror program remains in limbo despite growing pressure from lawmakers and national security experts.
House Republicans plan to use summer recess to campaign against Democratic lawmakers during the upcoming elections, targeting them as part of the 'commie caucus'. The effort aims to sway voters' perception of these politicians ahead of the November ballot.
President Donald Trump has revived a long-standing lie that he was named Michigan's 'Man of the Year' decades ago. The claim is one of several falsehoods he has made about his past in his presidential campaigns.
Families of 9/11 victims are pushing to ban New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani from attending this year's 25th anniversary remembrance ceremony due to his alleged 'hostile' record towards Palestinians and perceived anti-Semitic remarks. The families are seeking to exclude the mayor from the event in Lower Manhattan.
A transgender influencer has broken her silence in response to President Donald Trump's joke comparing her to CNN anchor Kaitlan Collins at the White House Correspondent's Association dinner. The influencer fired back at Trump's comment with a powerful statement.
Former U.S. Open champion Lucas Glover bizarrely took off his shoes after making a putt during the final round of the 3M Open on Sunday afternoon, and he attributed it to feeling 'super relaxed' due to the heat and humidity in Minnesota that day. The unusual moment left many in the crowd and viewers at home scratching their heads about why Glover chose to remove his footwear mid-tournament.
US DOJ official accuses NJ Gov. Sherrill of knowing voter-roll criticism was coming after calling Trump a liar on election integrity claims.
A former college soccer player was identified as the 26-year-old woman found dead in the waters off San Diego's La Jolla Shores Beach, leading investigators to work on determining what happened.
Bryan Kohberger waived his appeal rights but plans to file for post-conviction relief after pleading guilty to killing four University of Idaho students in a 4 a.m. home invasion attack, according to sources.
President Donald Trump is urging Senator Mike Thune to keep the Senate in session until his SAVE America Act passes, which would provide $1.9 billion for election security, as he wants the legislation still on the line when lawmakers leave Washington D.C.
States may defy the Democratic National Committee's (DNC) primary calendar, with CNN reporter Edward Isaac-Dovere suggesting that no one is afraid of the committee's enforcement, citing New Hampshire as a potential example. The committee's primary schedule has been in place since 2008, but some states are considering challenging it.
The Democratic National Committee has tapped its headquarters as collateral for a $15 million loan amid significant debt and falling behind their Republican counterpart.
Authorities in Argentina have arrested three Chilean men connected to a South American theft group that allegedly targeted the homes of professional athletes, raising questions about whether burglars already know that empty homes are often vulnerable targets.
The Trump administration is taking enforcement action against two school districts on National Parents' Day for allegedly withholding information about students undergoing gender transitions from their parents. The move aims to protect parents' rights in educational settings.
A promising young real estate broker, 29-year-old Stefanie Rock, was fatally struck during a morning jog in Southampton, New York.
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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has faced years of scandals without losing his job, but a new challenger may be able to finally change that: Republican nominee Patricial Talarico is running against him in a bid to bring an end to Paxton's tumultuous tenure.
The Trump administration has fast-tracked asylum cases by bypassing interviews in an effort to slash its backlog, allowing USCIS to refer certain applications directly to immigration judges.
Singapore-based smart hardware and AI company Lingverse has developed a small AI device that periodically looks at you and studies the world around you to predict what you need, raising questions about the potential for wearables to gather intimate data on users' lives.
Wildfires are raging through vast areas of land in southwestern Europe, forcing France and Spain to evacuate over 325,000 people from their homes.
NBA star criticizes New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani, calling him 'mayor playing president', in a heated exchange.
Protestors' efforts to halt data center construction could jeopardize a nation's economic stability and national security, mirroring past disruptions during wartime. The impact of such actions would be akin to disrupting factories producing critical military equipment.
CNN staffers see Paramount merger as 'inevitable' despite legal battle delaying Ellison takeover, a deal that would put the struggling network under control of David Ellison.
Israeli forces have stormed multiple West Bank towns and East Jerusalem, demolishing homes and arresting dozens of Palestinians amid escalating settler violence in the occupied territories.
Republican Rep. Thomas Massie of Kentucky argues that the US has been significantly weakened by its war with Iran.
Prince William may be upset over Meghan Markle's decision to share photos of her children playing at Princess Diana's childhood home, with some experts calling it a 'tasteless' move. The photos show Princess Lilibet and Prince Archie frolicking around the late princess's former residence.
French President Emmanuel Macron calls emergency meeting of his cabinet amid growing threat from massive wildfires in southwestern France.
Black voters may play a crucial role in determining the outcome of the US Democratic primary, as many are rejecting more progressive candidates. A veteran and supporter of Abdul El-Sayed's campaign expressed frustration over the candidate's stance.
Climate change poses a new threat to the Philippines' UNESCO-listed rice terraces in Ifugao Province, with rising temperatures and changing precipitation patterns causing crop damage and erosion. The iconic site, which is home to over 200,000 people, relies on traditional farming practices that may not be enough to adapt to the growing climate crisis.
Meta Platforms Inc.'s Facebook and Instagram have served thousands of ads for AI 'nudify' apps from China, violating the company's policies, according to a report. The ads were delivered by one of Meta's few advertising partners in China, sparking concerns over online censorship and content regulation.
Mali's northern conflict has entered a new and dangerous phase as a separatist movement forms an alliance with al-Qaeda affiliate, significantly altering the military dynamics in the region.
A federal judge ruled that the BBC is allowed to investigate a documentary edit in President Donald Trump's defamation lawsuit against the broadcaster over his January 6, 2021 speech. The judge limited what could be discussed in the probe, drawing a sharp line around Trump's claims of a 'big lie'.
Katy Perry blasted the White House for using her hit 2010 song 'Firework' in a TikTok video without her permission years after she sold the majority of her music catalog in a reported $225 million deal. The pop star's comments come after she discovered her song was used in a presidential campaign ad.
NBA star Jalen Brunson was spotted walking into a venue with his wife while waiting for his teammate Michael Porter Jr., whose name is not on the guest list at an event. The incident highlights the contrast between their professional statuses as a champion and a rookie.
A 79-year-old man died after suffering a medical emergency on a popular hiking trail in California's Sequoia National Park, authorities reported.
A North Carolina woman has vanished while on a Caribbean getaway in Grenada, prompting an urgent search by family, friends and authorities to find her safe return. Elizabeth 'Liz' Wadley's disappearance has sparked widespread concern and efforts are underway to locate her.
Border czar Tom Homan says vetting of ICE officer is under internal review after deadly shooting in Maine.
Hamas taps veteran leader Ismail Haniyeh as new terror chief in move sending a message to Israel, according to regional expert.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) plans a major operation targeting Haitian nationals who will lose Temporary Protected Status (TPS) after a Supreme Court ruling.
At least one person was killed and six others injured in a shooting that broke out at an unsanctioned party in rural California, prompting hundreds of attendees to flee for safety.
ESPN panelist blames 'culture war' retribution as reason for Ryan Clark's departure from the network following his termination amid a series of on-air talent layoffs.
A report links the New York violence to Mamdani's politics, citing ties to Muslim Brotherhood ideology, amid escalating tensions on Tisha B'Av, the Jewish calendar's saddest day.
India's 'Cockroach' movement, which had been protesting against education minister Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank, has ended after his sacking as silence fell over Jantar Mantar and Parliament Street in New Delhi. The party called off its agitation hours after the move.
A new type of Mac malware has emerged, targeting users with fake 'verify you are human' pages that trick them into opening Terminal and installing the malicious software, locking apps until the user gives in.
Matt Damon reveals how achieving his dramatic physical transformation for Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey' took over his life for six months, transforming him from a muscular 45-year-old into an almost unrecognizable 55-year-old actor.
Trump's SAVE America Act stalls as Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell's extended absence complicates its path, potentially impacting several legislative priorities. The unclear timetable for his return is slowing down progress on the bill.
Over 160,000 illegal immigrants have fled South Africa amid widespread protests calling for foreigners to leave the country, a trend seen in many Western nations experiencing similar backlash.
Beijing's efforts to sway America have been exposed in federal records, revealing China's extensive influence machine that aims to shape US policy and politics. The revelation comes as President Trump recently alleged Chinese interference in American elections.
The 2026 midterm elections are 100 days away as Republicans and Democrats clash in Congress and statehouses across the country for control over the future of the nation.
An Oregon man is facing charges for allegedly catching and 'wrestling' protected bluntnose sixgill and broadnose sevengill sharks in Puget Sound after a months-long investigation. The man is accused of illegally removing the sharks from the water to sell them, despite being aware that they are protected species.
India's Gen Z grows increasingly defiant as protests against the government gain momentum, with young activists from the Cockroach Janta Party challenging authority and pushing for change. New Delhi has seen some of its biggest student protests in years, with the younger generation becoming harder to silence.
US military disables two tankers, one accused of breaking an Iran blockade, in a move described as 'forceful and swift' by the US Central Command. The footage shows the military's forces boarding the vessels, with one tanker being disabled.
Vice President JD Vance and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Dan Caine expressed concerns about escalating the war in Iran as US pauses consecutive nights of strikes under consideration by President Donald Trump.
WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert vows to crack down on 'racism, misogyny' during her press conference at the league's All-Star game, but dodges big questions about specific actions she plans to take.
Federal appeals court rejects Trump bid to enforce mail ballot order ahead of midterm elections. A federal appeals court refused to let the Trump administration enforce key parts of President Donald Trump's executive order tightening mail-in voting rules in 23 Democratic-led states.
Police have canceled a pride festival in Berlin after a car crashed into the crowd, leaving several people injured on Saturday. The authorities took immediate action to secure the scene and prevent further incidents.
An armed suspect in a tactical vest emerged from an exploding Queens home before being shot by NYPD officers, leaving two people dead and one injured. The suspect was found dead at the scene after the explosion, which occurred during a 911 call for shots fired.
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Rep. Brandon Gill backs Trump's executive order to address what he calls 'ideological bias' at the Smithsonian, calling for a 'clean house' among museum officials.
A federal judge has struck down Illinois laws allowing in-state tuition, financial aid, and scholarships for undocumented immigrants, a victory for the Trump administration in its immigration efforts.
A 5-alarm fire in NYC's Queens has injured nearly two dozen people, including several firefighters, and damaged multiple apartment buildings. At least 17 firefighters were among those injured in the blaze.
A Biden-appointed federal judge blocked efforts by the Trump administration to end Temporary Protected Status for certain migrant groups in Massachusetts despite a Supreme Court ruling that authorized such actions nationwide.
The WNBA All-Star Game betting preview highlights Team Coop's guards as a key factor in their potential edge over Team Spoon tonight.
49ers coach Kyle Shanahan suffered significant injuries in a car accident, including a broken nose and multiple fractures, requiring over 40 stitches to repair.
WNBA star Riley Gaines praised Sophie Cunningham as a courageous voice after she made headlines by putting her career on the line to speak out against biological men competing in women's sports. The surge in support for Cunningham reflects a growing public interest in the debate surrounding women's sports.
Former state lawmaker and logger Troy Jackson won the Democratic primary for U.S. Senate in Maine, setting up a must-win general election matchup against incumbent Republican Sen. Susan Collins in November.
Maine Democrats have crowned Troy Jackson as their party's Senate nominee after a scandal-plagued ex-candidate Graham Platner imploded this month, sparking a fresh review of the Senate election reset.
Laura Loomer's stance on supporting President Donald Trump and opposing US assistance to Ukraine has shifted after being 'bamboozled' by Russian propaganda, she now says she is fully committed to Ukraine.
Former NFL placekicker Jay Feely is the latest professional athlete seeking to take lessons in leadership to Capitol Hill, where he aims to leverage his experience in high-pressure situations and public scrutiny.
President Donald Trump attended the annual White House Correspondents Association dinner for the first time in his presidency, marking a notable moment at the event. The re-scheduled evening offered 5 key takeaways from the night's proceedings with the press.
President Donald Trump's appearance at the White House Correspondents' Dinner on Friday night was widely panned as a failure, despite his attempts to poke fun at himself and the dinner itself. The evening did little to change public perceptions of Trump's relationship with the press.
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer endorsed Rep. Haley Stevens in Michigan's U.S. Senate Democratic primary, supporting a more centrist candidate over progressive Dr. Abdul El-Sayed.
President Trump has ordered signs be installed at the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History directing visitors to exhibits he claims are inaccurate, amid a row over the museum's depiction of American history. The move comes after the White House described certain displays as 'accurately depicting' the history of the US.
The Trump administration admitted in court documents that it canceled $7.6 billion in grants for clean energy projects based on their political identities.
An illegal immigrant who killed a Nashville restaurant owner faces deportation after serving time in prison, with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) seeking custody of the Mexican citizen.
Conservative activist Robby Starbuck wins major legal victory against Google as a Delaware Superior Court ruling allows his defamation lawsuit to proceed.
A California hiker who was found naked and deceased on a remote Big Sur trail in January died from complications of alcohol withdrawal, according to the Monterey County Sheriff's Office. The cause of death was determined after an investigation into the individual's circumstances.
A former NFL player from Kenya, Daniel Ogama Adongo, has been removed by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents in Chicago after a visa overstay and a criminal record.
Saudi Arabia must join the Abraham Accords before the US can move forward with a civilian nuclear agreement, according to President Donald Trump.