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Federal officials have served subpoenas to Marxist political influencer Hasan Piker and CodePink cofounder Susan Medea Benjamin as part of an investigation into Cuba trips, according to a report. The exact nature of the probe is not specified, but it appears to be related to their involvement in organizing visits to Cuba.
The New York Giants' potential locker room rift between linebacker Abdul Carter and quarterback Jaxson Dart has been squashed after the two seemingly put their differences aside.
New York Giants quarterback Jaxson Dart has faced backlash for introducing President Donald Trump at a rally in New York, sparking comparisons to Colin Kaepernick's activism; however, experts say Dart's actions should be evaluated separately from Kaepernick's efforts.
The NYPD shut down a watch party outside Madison Square Garden for New York Knicks fans eager to celebrate a potential return to the NBA Finals.
Notable athletes are expected to compete in the Enhanced Games this weekend, featuring physiques that have been augmented to an extraordinary extent. The event promises to be a spectacle unlike anything seen before on the world stage.
A flaw in robot mowers could allow hackers to access and control users' home networks, potentially leading to security breaches and other issues. The issue was discovered after a hacker demonstrated how to hack into a smart mower and use it as an entry point into the connected device's network.
Veterans are condemning President Donald Trump-backed ads mocking a military vet's disability ahead of Memorial Day, labeling it as 'the most shameful thing.' The controversy is added to a Texas congressional race already marred by scandal.
The indictment of former Cuban leader Raúl Castro has sparked speculation that President Trump may revive his playbook against Cuba's current leader, Nicolas Maduro, similar to the pressure campaign used against Venezuela's strongman in 2017-18.
The Department of Justice removed news releases about defendants linked to the January 6, 2021 riot from its website without explanation. The move appears to be an effort to scrub information about the cases from public view.
Military families are seeking nearly $800 million from a French cement company found guilty of bribing ISIS, following an incident that left Chief Petty Officer Kenton Stacy a quadriplegic in 2017 while clearing explosives in Raqqa, Syria. The DOJ plans to distribute the funds if the company is ordered to pay damages.
Country music's biggest feuds have flared up again, with star-studded clashes between artists like Natalie Maines and Zach Bryan, who got into a heated exchange over their differing views on the current administration. The tensions have reignited long-standing rivalries in the genre.
The US Department of Justice and Treasury are investigating nonprofits and leaders accused of coordinating with Cuba in an influence campaign, according to a new investigative series. The allegations claim Cuba built an internal network inside the United States to shape policy and sway opinion.
Geely Auto's Geely Starray EM-i has completed a beyond-compliance, dual-sided serial extreme crash test in Europe, becoming the only automaker to demonstrate this level of testing. The vehicle passed the test at an Euro NCAP-accredited facility.
A University of California, Davis fraternity student's death 25 years ago has been officially ruled a suicide after investigators re-examined evidence presented in a recent true crime podcast. The death had previously been attributed to an unknown assailant who allegedly stabbed the victim 29 times.
President Donald Trump's relationship with Senate Republicans has hit a new low due to a revolt over his $1.8 billion anti-weaponization fund, exposing deep divisions within the party.
President Trump made at least 28 separate false claims over the past week, according to a CNN fact check.
51 nations arm Israel amid Gaza war, with India and Brazil among the countries providing military aid to the country. The US is Israel's largest supplier of military-related imports during the conflict.
Federal agents seized $6.4 million worth of cocaine on an oil tanker bound for a Mexican drug cartel and arrested a suspected cartel smuggler off the coast of California. The cargo was discovered during a routine inspection at the Port of Los Angeles.
A federal judge has dismissed journalist Michael Wolff's lawsuit against Melania Trump, calling it a 'contorted' effort that deviates from how courts work. The decision comes after Wolff sued Trump to keep her statements about him from being used in a defamation case.
Military families demand the US Department of Justice distribute nearly $800 million from French cement company LafargeHolcim, found guilty of bribing ISIS in 2017 to clear bomb-laden areas in Syria. The company was convicted of paying $22 million in bribes.
Stephen Colbert's run as host of CBS' 'The Late Show' has come to an end, marking a conclusion to his tenure on a show he significantly expanded in viewership and influence.
Congress is expected to face opposition over funding a $1.7 billion compensation fund for the Department of Justice, with lawmakers questioning the need for such a significant expenditure. The request by Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche marks his first appearance before a congressional panel seeking funds for his department.
Emergency crews are scrambling to respond to a massive chemical tank in Southern California that is 'actively in crisis,' prompting evacuation orders for thousands of residents as officials warn it could spill thousands of gallons or 'blow up.
The Premier League season concludes on Sunday with all 10 matches kicking off simultaneously as Arsenal and several teams fight to avoid relegation, while others vie for Champions League spots, including Mohamed Salah's Liverpool team. The final day is also marked by a showdown between Pep Guardiola's Manchester City and Liverpool.
A federal judge has dismissed human smuggling charges against Kilmar Abrego Garcia, ruling that the government's pursuit of criminal charges was driven by a desire to punish rather than uphold the law.
Florida Sheriff Grady Judd warns parents that he will also take action against them if they allow their children to participate in the 'teen takeover' trend on TikTok, which has gained popularity among minors. He vowed to hold parents accountable for their unruly children.
Bolivia is experiencing a spiralling political conflict as social unrest and demands for President Rodrigo Paz to resign escalate, threatening the country's social stability just six months after his administration took office.
A federal judge in Tennessee dismissed criminal charges against Kilmar Abrego Garcia, calling them an abuse of prosecuting power due to a tainted investigation.
Top Senate Republican Senator Lindsay Graham is urging President Donald Trump to abandon talks with Iran over a potential nuclear deal, warning that it would be 'a very bad' agreement. Graham advises Trump to 'finish the job' by imposing tougher sanctions and taking a harder stance against Tehran.
The New York Knicks beat the Cleveland Cavaliers convincingly, pulling within two wins of their first NBA finals since 1999.
A Missouri police officer is being hailed as a hero for his daring rescue of a trapped child on a family bowling night by clawing back from a malfunctioning arcade game. The officer's quick thinking and nerves of steel saved the young boy from what could have been a disastrous outcome.
Donald Trump Jr. has officially married Bettina Anderson ahead of his weekend wedding celebration in the Bahamas. The couple tied the knot on Thursday.
The 'Anti-Weaponization Fund,' established by the Trump administration to support individuals targeted by the government, has been hit with its second legal challenge, just days after a first lawsuit was filed.
Border czar Tom Homan issued a fiery warning to a Texas Democrat after she promised to turn an ICE detention facility into a prison camp for former federal immigration agents and 'American Zionists.
The ongoing Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo is being hampered by misinformation, strained resources and armed conflict, making it challenging for healthcare workers to respond effectively. One of the first cases Rose Tchwenko encountered was a healthcare worker who instead received treatment outside a hospital.
Time magazine is facing criticism for its cover story on Democratic U.S. Senate candidate Graham Platner, featuring a photo of him, sparking online eyebrows and debate.
A Trump-appointed federal judge dismissed a US Department of Justice lawsuit against Maine's Secretary of State over voter roll data, ruling in favor of the state. The lawsuit was brought against Secretary Shenna Bellows, who has argued that releasing sensitive information about registered voters would compromise election security.
The Pentagon has declassified audio from a 1969 Apollo 12 post-mission medical debrief in which astronauts described seeing 'streaks of light' while trying to sleep in space, leaving some unexplained.
Tulsi Gabbard has announced her resignation as Director of National Intelligence, effective at the end of June, due to her husband's cancer diagnosis.
The SEC is set to face off against other conferences in a high-stakes showdown over expansion, name image and likeness (NIL) policies, and potentially even an NCAA breakaway, as top college athletics officials meet in Destin, Florida. Thousands of fans are also converging on the city for Memorial Day weekend.
Merck's KEYTRUDA (pembrolizumab) plus Padcev (enfortumab vedotin-ejfv) receives positive EU CHMP opinion for perioperative treatment in adults with muscle-invasive bladder cancer ineligible to receive cisplatin.
A new inheritance scam email has emerged, mimicking the style of legitimate notifications to trick recipients into revealing sensitive information. The emails claim unsuspecting individuals may be entitled to an inheritance, often with a pressing deadline to respond.
The FDA's new vaping policy has left senior officials and staffers at the Food and Drug Administration blindsided by a recent decision that could allow more unauthorized electronic cigarettes on the market. The move is seen as a surprise to regulators, who had been working to restrict such products.
President Donald Trump is standing by the $1.8 billion 'anti-weaponization' fund despite it killing his agenda in Congress and sparking a Republican rebellion.
India's High Court rules that the centuries-old Kamal Maula mosque in Madhya Pradesh was originally a temple dedicated to a Hindu goddess.
The 9/11 Memorial & Museum is offering free admission to all veterans ahead of Memorial Day Weekend as part of an ongoing effort to honor American heroes. The complimentary tickets are available starting Friday for those who served in the military.
Stephen Colbert's 'Late Show' focused on liberals 87% of the time in its final years, with jokes targeting conservatives.
A video captured chaotic scenes in Norfolk, Virginia, where a crowd took over an intersection on Sunday, sparking gasoline fires and panic, leaving residents shaken. The incident has been described as 'terrifying' and authorities are investigating the cause of the takeover.
AI layoffs may be backfiring on companies as some employees are experiencing uncertainty and anxiety after hearing about automation and cost savings through AI adoption.
Experts are questioning whether former President Donald Trump is immune from IRS audits due to his past claims of being a billionaire without paying federal taxes. This raises concerns about potential tax evasion and the limits of presidential immunity.
An Ebola treatment center in eastern Congo was set on fire after residents clashed with authorities over the body of a suspected victim, amid a deadly outbreak in the region. The incident occurred at a center in Rwampa, which is located near the epicenter of the outbreak.
Stephen Colbert hosts a star-studded, nonpolitical finale on 'The Late Show' after 11 years, marking his final bow as host of the show. The special episode refrained from politics and was filled with entertainment instead.
Stephen Colbert discusses how late-night partisan comedy works and its limitations in a personal reflection of their long-standing friendship and contrasting views on politics. The piece explores the tension between comedians who lean to one side and their audience's reactions.
The US has paused a $14 billion arms sale to Taiwan to conserve munitions for its war on Iran, according to the acting Navy Secretary Hung Cao.
The US has arrested the sister of Cuban official Leopoldo Cintron, executive president of GAESA, over alleged ties to the communist regime in Cuba. The arrest was made due to her association with the regime, which is widely seen as a threat to democracy and human rights.
Rep. Tom Kean Jr., R-N.J., expects to return to Congress in the next couple of weeks after missing 100 consecutive House votes during an extended absence.
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Talk show host Jon Stewart criticized President Donald Trump's 'anti-weaponization' fund as a move to troll Americans by using their tax dollars to support allies' legal battles. The fund is seen as another attempt by Trump to deflect criticism and take money meant for his critics.
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House GOP leaders canceled a vote on a resolution limiting President Donald Trump's war powers in Iran, shielding him from potential rebuke.
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An elderly married couple was found dead in their California home, prompting a homicide investigation by local authorities. The case is believed to be linked to an alleged Tom Selleck catfish who targeted a woman before the double killing.
Kyle Busch, a two-time NASCAR Cup Series champion, has died at 41, according to his family and team, who announced the news on Thursday.
President Donald Trump's first year back in office has seen more than 3 million illegal immigrants leave the United States, including an estimated 2.2 million 'self-deportations.' This comes as border crossings have dropped by 94% under his administration.
US House Democrats have unanimously rebelled against a bill directing the construction of a new women's history museum on the National Mall due to concerns over 'biological' wording in the legislation. The move came despite Republican support for the project.
Spencer Pratt has named Jesus Christ as his top political role model during a recent interview for Los Angeles mayoral candidacy. The reality TV star cited Christ as an inspiration due to his strong leadership and commitment to serving others.
The Trump administration is pushing back against criticism of its $1.778 billion Justice Department fund, arguing that it will provide compensation to Americans unfairly targeted by politicized investigations on a case-by-case basis. The administration has outlined who qualifies for the funding, which will be distributed after a review process.
President Donald Trump has revised his projections for the cost of renovations to the Reflecting Pool in Washington D.C., now estimating it will be less than $20 million.
A 28-year-old Maryland man has been arrested for allegedly hurling a beer keg through the front window of Georgetown Cupcake bakery in Washington.
Former Detroit Democratic Mayor Mike Duggan has suspended his independent campaign for Michigan governor in a surprise move, suddenly widening the lead of Governor Gretchen Whitmer's eventual opponent. The decision shifts the contest from a three-way race to a potentially decisive showdown between one of Duggan's previously endorsed candidates and another contender.
A former Georgia Christian school teacher was sentenced to 12 years in prison for admitting to sexually abusing a 15-year-old student, which led to the shutdown of the private academy.
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Minka Kelly appears in an unexpected and chaotic series of events that include a heater being uncorked, a backfiring incident involving ABS, and a confrontation between LSU parents and a security guard. The incidents seem to be connected to the approaching Memorial Day weekend.
A 75-year-old Indiana woman has died after getting into a physical fight with a Tim Hortons restaurant manager over an order dispute. Authorities say she confronted the manager after her incorrect order was brought to her table.
North Carolina is required to remove non-citizens excused from jury duty from its voter rolls after a Republican National Committee legal victory. The state must now take steps to correct voter rolls in response to jury responses indicating non-citizen eligibility.
North Carolina must remove non-citizens excused from jury duty from voter rolls following a Republican National Committee victory. The state's voter roll purge of noncitizens through jury responses is now cleared.
Former Justice Department prosecutor Carmen Mercedes Lineberger has been indicted on allegations that she stole confidential files and hid them as recipes. She faces accusations of removing sensitive material without authorization.
Georgia Bulldogs edge rusher Nolan Smith arrested for reckless driving and speeding at 135 mph.
President Donald Trump has suggested speaking with Taiwan's President William Lai Ching-te, marking a significant move given China's opposition to such contact. This development is notable as it comes after Trump's summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing last week.
A phishing email claiming to be from Best Buy's Geek Squad has been targeting customers, falsely billing them for $489.99 under the guise of protection; victims must act quickly to avoid falling for the scam. To protect yourself, look out for spelling and grammar mistakes in the email and never click on suspicious links or enter payment information.
Senate Republicans are rebuking President Donald Trump's nearly $1.8 billion 'anti-weaponization' fund, citing concerns over its origin and potential use to benefit loyal allies within Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and the U.S. Border Patrol.
The Democratic National Committee has released its 2024 election autopsy, but Chair Ken Martin is publicly disowning it, saying it 'does not meet my standards'. The report comes after months of delay and has sparked criticism from Democrats who had expected a more detailed analysis.
Iran has reportedly restarted some of its drone production during a recent six-week ceasefire, indicating the country's rapid rebuilding of its military capabilities.
The Democratic National Committee's 2024 post-mortem autopsy was initially set for release last spring but has turned into a crisis after being repeatedly delayed and marred by controversy. The DNC is struggling to finalize the report due to internal conflicts and disagreements over its findings.
Republicans are cracking down on a $36 billion incentive for companies to hire foreign workers after discovering 10,000 'phantom employees' exploiting a federal work program. The discovery has prompted GOP lawmakers to target financial incentives behind a foreign worker pipeline that bypasses American workers.
Meta AI has launched Incognito Chat, a private messaging service for users to ask personal and sensitive questions without fear of judgment or repercussions. The new chat feature is designed to provide confidential support on various topics, including health concerns, finances, and career advice.
New Jersey officials made six arrests after a group of rowdy teenagers took over a popular beach town, prompting an emergency curfew and leading to reports of assaults. The incident is part of a growing trend of 'teen takeovers' where large groups of young people flock to areas, causing chaos and disruption.
Pakistan and China have forged a 75-year strategic alliance, with Beijing providing economic and military aid in exchange for Islamabad's access to key trade routes and resources. The partnership has helped Pakistan modernize its economy and military while ensuring China's dominance in South Asia.
The Iran war is likely to have lasting effects on global stability, with potential crises emerging in four distinct waves after a peace deal is announced and the Strait of Hormuz reopens. The conflict's repercussions will continue even if hostilities cease due to missile fire.
The Trump task force is tackling $250 billion in government fraud, a issue that has been left unchecked for years, allowing foreign-born immigrants to prey on US citizens. The task force's efforts are just getting started as it targets the extensive scope of the problem.
Colorado Democrats formally censured Gov. Jared Polis on Wednesday over his decision to commute the prison sentence of former Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters, a prominent election denier convicted in a voting system breach case.
A string of residential burglaries in Los Angeles has been linked to South American gangs, leaving seven individuals facing felony charges, according to prosecutors. At least 20 break-ins were connected to organized crews operating in the area.
A truck driver from India, who is an illegal immigrant, was arrested in connection with a deadly California hit-and-run crash that killed multiple people and injured others, authorities said on Tuesday. The suspect allegedly attempted to flee the scene before being apprehended by federal officials.
A Texas man was arrested after intentionally driving his Tesla Cybertruck into Grapevine Lake to test its 'Wade Mode' feature, which became disabled and caused the truck to malfunction, police said.
A Tennessee man who spent 37 days in jail for refusing to take down a Facebook meme mocking Charlie Kirk's death will receive an $850,000 settlement, according to a reported agreement.
President Trump showcased his influence over Republicans on social media, boasting of a 37-0 winning streak for endorsed candidates in Tuesday's GOP primaries, raising questions about whether the party may pay the price in the midterms if they lose control to Democrats. The midterms could be a test of whether Trump's backing remains a key factor in determining Republican success.
The US men's national team is under pressure ahead of its first home World Cup since 1994, and star player Christian Pulisic has been a major concern due to his recent form. Former team captain Landon Donovan expressed worry about Pulisic's performance, saying he would be 'very worried' if he were in the player's shoes now.
The College Football Playoff expansion to a 24-team model faces uncertainty until the SEC and Big Ten agree on its implementation.
Country music superstar Ella Langley has released a behind-the-scenes video of her record-breaking night at the Academy of Country Music Awards, leaving fans 'crying all over again'. The 27-year-old singer gave fans an intimate look at her experience at the event.