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President Donald Trump is set to meet Iranian officials on Saturday in Oman for 'direct' nuclear talks, but it remains unclear who holds the leverage in these potentially high-stakes negotiations between two nations with deep-seated distrust.
Assistant principal arrested in Florida after allegedly ordering a 13-year-old student to rub her feet inappropriately, sparking an investigation into potential misconduct.
A South Carolina man on death row awaiting execution by firing squad's case has been labeled 'a matter of appropriate punishment', his lawyer claims, rather than guilt. The lawyer argues that it is a legitimate aspect of the justice system to consider the severity of a sentence in determining culpability.
A North Carolina professor has celebrated a victory in his efforts to restrict diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives at his university, sparking controversy over his 'war on DEI'. The professor's actions have been widely criticized as promoting a divisive and discriminatory agenda.
Former NBC host Chuck Todd admitted that the media was hesitant to cover questions about former President Joe Biden's mental acuity during the 2024 race because it might inadvertently help Donald Trump.
The Supreme Court has ordered President Donald Trump's administration to help a Maryland man return to the US after he was mistakenly deported to El Salvador.
New ICE data reveals that sanctuary cities and counties have released more than 25,000 criminal aliens into the US population in fiscal year 2022. These jurisdictions declined over 25,000 of the agency's detainer requests, allowing suspects to remain free on bail.
Sergio Garcia's outfit for the first round of the Masters drew ridicule on social media as he attempted to get into contention for a second green jacket. Details of his attire were shared online after his round.
A third major Democrat is dropping out of Michigan's open Senate seat, further weakening the party's chances in a crucial 2024 election. The withdrawals follow exits by former Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and former presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg.
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth said that nearly all diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives in the military were eliminated under Trump's watch.
GOP voters have picked a favorite to challenge Democratic Governor in early battleground state straw poll ahead of the 2026 midterms.
The Trump administration has restricted access to President Donald Trump's daily intelligence brief, limiting it to a select few individuals.
Golf great Bernhard Langer expects his final Masters to be an emotional experience, and he's prepared to let loose by crying.
NATO must prepare for a future without US support as the alliance faces growing tensions and diminishing American backing following recent actions by the Trump administration.
President Donald Trump's proposed $1 trillion defense budget for next year contradicts his earlier claim of running a 'leaner' federal government, sparking questions about consistency in policy promises. The unprecedented defense spending plan has raised concerns among critics who remember Trump's vow to reduce the nation's military footprint.
Federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officials are relocating arrested immigrants hundreds of miles from where they were apprehended, sparking concerns over their treatment and detention conditions. The practice has been reported in several cases, including one involving Georgetown University fellow Badar Khan Suri who was arrested outside his home in Virginia before being taken to a remote facility in Texas.
Russian-American ballerina Ksenia Karelina was released after being wrongfully detained in Moscow for over a year and is on her way back to the United States, according to Secretary of State Marco Rubio.
President Donald Trump reversed his tariffs plan after fears of a potential bond market catastrophe convinced him to impose a three-month pause, revealing his threshold for political pain was just one week.
President Donald Trump said he will use the power of the Justice Department to target two critics from his first term in office, including a law firm and the American Bar Association.
A Delaware judge has ruled that Newsmax defamed Dominion Voting Systems by falsely claiming the company rigged the 2020 presidential election. The ruling will now be decided by a jury.
Four US citizens have been charged with conspiring to carry out a coup in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, one of whom was arrested in Utah. A criminal complaint has been unsealed against them.
Michelle Obama addressed recent absences from political events and divorce rumors on a podcast, discussing steps she took to prioritize herself and make time for self-care.
A Frontier Airlines plane made an emergency stop near Washington D.C. after a possible security incident prompted evacuation of 91 passengers, who were then searched by authorities. The Federal Aviation Administration is investigating the incident.
Early research at the Cleveland Clinic suggests that the flu vaccine may be linked to higher infections in some individuals. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends annual flu vaccination for all Americans 6 months and older.
Linda McMahon, WWE owner and former US Congresswoman, has fired a warning shot at entities that allow men to compete in women's sports, signaling her opposition to transgender athletes participating in female divisions. This comes amid growing controversy over the inclusion of trans women in women's sports leagues.
ABC News anchor George Stephanopoulos described his post-debate interview with former President Joe Biden as 'heartbreaking up close' according to a new book.
Germany's major centrist parties reach a coalition deal amid growing fears of recession due to sweeping US tariffs, as the country's economy teeters on the brink of economic downturn.
US President Donald Trump's announced tariffs on countries worldwide will increase the cost of everyday items such as coffee, seafood, and fruit for Americans. The tariffs are expected to add financial strain on grocery prices in the country.
Vice President JD Vance criticized Senator Mitch McConnell's vote against confirming Elbridge Colby to serve as undersecretary of defense for policy, calling it 'political pettiness'. Vance spoke out against the opposition in a statement.
A former Washington Post columnist has accused a colleague of robbing him of his humanity and confessed to going to HR over a disagreement in an editorial. The columnist's criticism targets editors at the paper in their new memoir.
President Trump praised the National Republican Congressional Committee for a 'record' fundraising performance at its annual dinner.
Arsenal made Champions League history by beating Real Madrid 2-1 in their quarterfinal first leg at Emirates Stadium, thanks to two special free kicks from Declan Rice. The result sent shockwaves through the football world and lifted Arsenal's hopes of advancing to the semifinals.
Ana de Armas argues that the entertainment industry should introduce new original characters instead of reimagining existing ones to meet diversity goals, citing examples like James Bond and John Wick. The movie star believes changing iconic roles would be a more effective way to promote inclusivity in film.
Colorado Democratic lawmakers have been warned by a GOP lawmaker that they risk facing backlash from the Trump administration for passing a series of contentious bills, including one labeling pro-Trump individuals as 'domestic extremists'. The lawmaker says Democrats are 'poking the bear' with these orders.
CBS parent company Paramount Global and President Donald Trump are set to begin mediation in his $20 billion election interference lawsuit.
The US will maintain its lead in artificial intelligence but China's innovation is accelerating, according to Michael Kratsios, director of the White House Office of Science and Technology.
President Donald Trump's trade war has raised concerns over its flawed logic, which may harm major corporate investments and ultimately undermine his economic agenda. The chaotic policymaking approach may have unintended consequences that counteract its intended effects.
DNC Chair Ken Martin announces launch of 'Peoples Cabinet,' an initiative inspired by Britain's Shadow Cabinet aimed at addressing unqualified Trump appointees.
Trump's 'America First' stance is fueling a global nuclear arms race as his administration renews nuclear proliferation efforts and undermines alliances with NATO.
A study found that ABC News' 'The View' had 63 liberal guests in 2025 without a single conservative guest, raising concerns about the show's representation of opposing viewpoints. The lack of conservative representation on the program has sparked debate and criticism.
Russia's military says it has destroyed 19 Ukrainian drones in an overnight operation, intercepting 13 of them over various locations, according to the Ministry of Defence.
Florida wins the 2025 men's basketball NCAA Tournament, defeating Houston 65-63 after erasing a 12-point deficit in a thrilling comeback victory.
The Democratic National Committee has launched a 'war room operation' initiative to combat the Republican Party's dominance in digital media through leveraging social media influencers and other digital tools.
Nikki Haley-endorsed Republican candidate Vivek Ramaswamy has scored a major boost in his Ohio gubernatorial bid with an endorsement from powerful House member Jim Jordan.
The US Supreme Court has issued a temporary stay halting an order to return a Maryland man to prison in El Salvador on grounds that he was wrongly detained there, amid claims of Trump-era asylum policies.
Republican senator claims he was joking about using violence against journalists after making comments on reducing 'fake news' through violent means.
Trump's executive actions targeting prominent law firms are part of a calculated effort to eliminate his opposition through attacks on the legal community. The move signals a deeper strategy to silence critics and opponents.
The Trump administration is in the early stages of planning a military parade in Washington, DC in June to commemorate the Army's 250th anniversary, according to two defense officials.
Democrats experienced their best week since Election Day, a reversal from the losses they sustained during President Trump's tenure.
A dossier accuses 10 British nationals of war crimes while fighting for Israel in Gaza, which will be submitted to London's Metropolitan Police.
Freelance photographer Abed Shaat was killed by Israeli forces in Gaza after being targeted and burned alive on Sunday night, amid ongoing air strikes that have left journalists exhausted. The attack occurred while Shaat was covering the violence from a tent in front of Nasser Hospital.
Global markets plummeted Monday following last week's Wall Street meltdown, with US President Donald Trump reaffirming his stance on new tariffs that continue to disrupt global trading.
At least two journalists were killed and several others wounded in an Israeli air attack on a media tent near the Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, Gaza.
Elon Musk's government-slashing effort has been likened to a 'wrecking ball' from within by former employee Merici Vinton, who claims her department was drastically cut under his leadership.
New York proposal aims to ban police from making traffic stops for minor violations to address racial equity concerns, limiting unnecessary stops that disproportionately affect minority communities. The bill would prohibit officers from pulling over drivers solely for minor infractions.
Washington Capitals' Alex Ovechkin breaks Wayne Gretzky's NHL goal-scoring record, surpassing the legendary player's mark of 894 goals with his 895th career goal.
NBC host Kristen Welker questioned Sen. Adam Schiff on Sunday about whether former President Biden's aides misled the public about his capabilities. Senator Adam Schiff was questioned by NBC on whether former President Biden's officials had misled the public about his abilities.
NBC host Kristen Welker questioned Senator Adam Schiff on Sunday about whether former President Biden's aides mislead the public about his capacities.
Legacy media and longtime politics reporters are finally taking notice of scandals that have plagued the Democratic Party for years, investigating and reporting on them ahead of the November election. This shift comes after conservatives sounded the alarm about these issues early on.
White House Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett said dozens of countries are seeking to negotiate after President Donald Trump's tariffs, despite initial skepticism about their effectiveness.
Alex Ovechkin broke Wayne Gretzky's NHL all-time career goals record on Sunday, surpassing Gretzky's mark of 894 goals with his 895th goal.
Columbia University's administration has been excoriated by Palestinian protester Mahmoud Khalil in an op-ed published in the school's newspaper, where he criticizes the institution for its handling of Israel-related issues.
Millions in Istanbul reportedly rally to support imprisoned mayor Ekrem Imamoglu amid allegations of corruption, although exact figures are unknown.
Protests are taking place at Columbia University amid a new era of increased security measures implemented by President Trump's administration, which activists see as both a response to dissent and a catalyst for further activism.
President Donald Trump's election order would add barriers for military voters, potentially putting their ability to cast ballots at risk while deployed abroad.
Saturday Night Live' poked fun at President Donald Trump's tariffs and Tesla vandalism in a new sketch, coining the phrase 'Make America Great Depression Again.' The show's latest satirical take on the president's policies mocked his trade wars and criticized the backlash against electric car manufacturer Tesla.
Saturday Night Live took on President Donald Trump's tariffs and country singer Morgan Wallen's comments in its latest cold open, with cast member James Austin Johnson reprising his role as Trump to address the president's recent Liberation Day tariff announcement.
RHOBH star Teddi Mellencamp expressed heartbreak after a fan's comment about her terminal cancer diagnosis. She shared an emotional reaction to the negative remark on social media.
Mark Cuban said people aren't ready to have transgender athletes compete in women's sports, but didn't elaborate further.
Thousands of protesters gathered nationwide to rally against Trump administration policies and those of Tesla CEO Elon Musk, objecting to measures such as federal downsizing and tariffs in 'Hands Off!' gatherings on Saturday.
A district court judge has awarded $6.6 million to four whistleblowers who were fired after reporting Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton to the FBI, according to a recent court ruling.
The U.S. State Department has issued a Level 2 travel advisory warning travelers to 'exercise increased caution' due to crime and shark attacks in the Bahamas, a popular tropical destination.
Iran's Islamist revolutionary newspaper has called for a targeted assassination of President Donald Trump, labeling his 'empty skull' a legitimate target. The incendiary rhetoric is widely seen as an expression of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei's views.
A top vaping lobbyist who collaborated with the Trump campaign is pushing the administration to reverse its ban on flavored vapes, citing deep ties to the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) that may be influencing his efforts.
Maine Rep. Laurel Libby's lawsuit over her recent censure by the state legislature went to federal court for its first hearing in Rhode Island, as she seeks relief from a disciplinary action taken against her. The case marks a new development in her ongoing dispute with fellow lawmakers.
News networks mock Elon Musk but avoid criticizing government policies that benefit popular cryptocurrencies and initiatives.
Democrats' strong showings in off-year elections have left Republicans worried about low voter turnout from key Trump supporters, who are increasingly disillusioned with the party's direction.
Travel is becoming increasingly expensive due to closed doors and rising costs, with many destinations imposing strict entry requirements and hiking prices for accommodations and activities. The trend has left travelers facing significant financial challenges as they plan their trips.
South Korea's Constitutional Court ousted President Yoon Suk Yeol in a move attributed by an expert to China's strategy to expand its regional influence.
A French court has convicted far-right figurehead Marine Le Pen of embezzling millions of euros of European Union funds and banned her from running for political office for five years. The verdict fuels debate over whether Europe's 'rule of law' is stifling the 'will of the people'.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth will visit Panama next week to meet with leaders amid President Donald Trump's efforts to regain control of the Panama Canal, a strategic and military resource.
Alex Ovechkin ties Wayne Gretzky's all-time NHL goals record, bringing the legendary scorer some much-needed company after holding the top spot for nearly three decades.
Co-hosts on 'The View' clashed over Democrats hiding the decline of former President Joe Biden, with one saying it led to voter frustration and a desire for independence from party lines.
The IRS is cutting its workforce by at least 25%, with layoffs to begin Friday as part of the Trump administration's efforts to shrink the federal government. This move also eliminates the agency's civil rights office.
Former President Barack Obama allegedly sought to distance himself from the Democratic Party after leaving it in disarray following his departure from the White House, according to a new book.
The US Senate passes a privileged resolution criticizing President Trump's tariffs, with a 51-48 vote count, as cracks in GOP support for the policy begin to expand.
The Supreme Court sides with the Trump administration, ruling that it can block education grants related to diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI). The 5-4 decision aligns with Republican appointees on the court.
Sen. Cory Booker says 'it's time for all of us' when asked if he should be the Democratic Party's next leader, suggesting that leadership is a collective responsibility rather than solely his own.
Authorities have identified three people killed in a tragic Amtrak train incident near Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, including a father and his two adult sons. The victims were killed Thursday night in the incident.
Israel launched a wave of airstrikes on Syrian military airfields this week, sending a clear message to Turkey amid rising tensions between the two countries. The strikes were aimed at strategic targets in Syria.
Russia has stalled ceasefire talks by adding new conditions for a truce as it intensifies attacks on Ukraine, prompting US President Donald Trump to threaten new sanctions against Russian oil.
A Senate Republican voted against confirming Harmeet Dhillon's nomination as assistant attorney general, while all other Republicans backed the confirmation in a 52-45 vote.
Washington Post's Opinions section is anxiously awaiting a new leader after Jeff Bezos pushed out editor David Shipley amidst a recent exodus of talent at the publication. The remaining staff are on edge as they wait to see who will fill the vacant position.
Yemeni families have been left homeless after US air strikes destroyed their homes in a modern residential neighborhood in northern Sanaa, leaving them without access to basic necessities. The victims were going about their evening routines when the airstrikes hit.
South Korea's Constitutional Court removed impeached President Yoon Suk Yeol on Friday, four months after he declared martial law, sending the East Asian country into turmoil.
The Las Vegas Raiders have agreed to a 2-year, $75 million extension with quarterback Geno Smith beyond the 2025 season, according to multiple reports.
The US Senate has confirmed Harmeet Dhillon to lead the DOJ's civil rights division on a 52-45 vote.
Donald Trump has fired at least three senior National Security Council (NSC) aides in a shake-up following a meeting with far-right activist Laura Loomer and conspiracy theorist Steve Bannon. The moves come amid pressure from right-wing groups seeking vetting of the administration's national security team.
ICE has deported 174 criminal migrants from Texas, including one man who made 39 separate illegal entries into the US. The migrants were removed following an investigation by ICE's Homeland Security Investigations division.
Polls show Americans are increasingly sour on Elon Musk, who has been a visible advisor to President Donald Trump during his return to the White House.