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Dozens of Palestinian prisoners have died in Israeli jails over the past two and a half years, many due to alleged torture or medical neglect, raising concerns about the human rights implications of Israel's death penalty law.
President Donald Trump has released a Truth Social post remembering Rev. Jesse Jackson as a 'good man' and a 'force of nature,' following his 84-year-old death.
Democrats in North Carolina celebrate after reaching a deal with election officials to keep an estimated 73,000 voters who lack proper identification on the voting rolls for now.
A Georgia father is on trial, accused of enabling the 2024 high school shooting that killed six people, including two students and two teachers, by giving his teenage son access to a rifle despite restrictions. The trial follows allegations that the father's actions contributed to the tragedy.
Substack has suffered a data breach exposing emails and phone numbers of its users, potentially putting subscribers' personal information at risk.
Vince Offer, known as the 'ShamWow Guy,' is running for Congress in Texas as a Republican candidate promising to clean up the political system by taking on the 'woke mess' that he believes won't self-correct.
Prince Andrew has ignored requests from the US House Oversight Committee to cooperate with an investigation into his connection to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, sparking concerns about 'ghastly' optics for the royal family. The Prince's refusal to speak with committee members is seen as a significant blow to efforts to address public skepticism surrounding his friendship with Epstein.
Jordan is being considered as a potential site for a new 'Palestinian state' as part of an annexation plan that could signal a 'silent transfer' of Palestinians out of Israel and into neighboring territories.
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The 'Talking Filibuster' proposal, which would allow senators to speak on a topic indefinitely in an attempt to delay legislation, has been deemed a waste of time and resources by some experts. The idea that time is non-reclaimable emphasizes the importance of efficient use of time in the Senate.
Civil rights leader Rev. Jesse Jackson, founder of Rainbow PUSH and two-time Democratic presidential candidate, has died at 84.
Gavin Newsom, who has dyslexia and struggles with public speaking, is seen as the Democratic Party's top presidential contender despite rejecting the 'liberal' label. He is using unconventional tactics to boost his campaign.
Imran Khan's sister rejects Pakistan government's claim that the ex-PM's vision was fine while in jail, calling it a fabrication.
Anderson Cooper is leaving his role on CBS' 60 Minutes after two decades to focus more time on his CNN news program.
Senate Republicans have reached the 50-vote threshold needed to pass Trump-backed voter ID legislation, but a Senate fight is expected as they prepare to take on the bill. The Safeguarding American Voter Eligibility Act aims to strengthen voting security and implement new voter ID requirements nationwide.
Iran launched live-fire naval exercises in the Strait of Hormuz on Monday, amid heightened tensions with the US as a carrier was flying missions 24/7 before Geneva talks.
A tourist was arrested after going on a rampage at Hong Kong International Airport, destroying multiple check-in kiosks and attempting to smash them with a metal pole. The incident occurred inside Terminal 1 on Monday.
Ayaan Hirsi Ali, a prominent women's rights activist who fled Somalia to escape Sharia law, has endorsed Sen. John Cornyn in a critical Texas Senate race. Her endorsement could significantly impact the outcome of the election, which is seen as crucial in determining control of the US Senate.
Senator Rubio shines on global stage, while his Democratic critics AOC, Whitmer, and Newsom face backlash for their comments at a European conference.
A Florida man was arrested on a battery charge after allegedly engaging in physical altercations outside President Donald Trump's West Palm Beach golf course this weekend.
NAACP asks federal judge to limit how feds use Georgia voter data seized by FBI. The organizations claim that the documents contain sensitive voter information and want to protect it from misuse.
Democrat lawmakers are quick to criticize President Donald Trump's handling of the economy despite recent job and inflation reports beating projections, labeling the country's situation as 'unaffordability'.
Actor Robert Duvall, star of 'The Godfather,' has died at the age of 95, according to his wife Luciana Pedraza Duvall. Circumstances surrounding his death were not immediately made available.
A Republican lawmaker has joined Democrats in their push to limit Trump's pardon power with a bipartisan bill aimed at restricting presidential pardons. Rep. Don Bacon of Nebraska is the first GOP member to back the effort.
Bill Bennett breaks with President Trump's stance on marijuana, opposing efforts to ease federal marijuana rules, while siding with the administration on many other agenda items.
Israeli producer Dana Eden, 52, who co-created the Emmy-winning series 'Tehran,' has died suddenly in Greece while filming the show's new season.
French police raided the Arab World Institute in connection with an investigation into a former government official's alleged ties to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Authorities were searching the headquarters as part of their probe.
A Florida sheriff's deputy rescued an unconscious woman from a house fire on Sunday by breaking into the home and carrying her to safety. The dramatic rescue was captured on body camera footage showing Deputy Austin Graham forcing entry into the home and gently lifting the woman out of harm's way.
Wearable robotics are revolutionizing human movement by transforming how we walk and run, allowing for enhanced mobility and potential therapeutic benefits. These wearable robots are being developed to assist people with injuries or disabilities, as well as enhance athletic performance.
Former President Barack Obama is urging Democrats to pass the torch to younger candidates to ensure the party's future success, particularly in the 2026 midterm elections and beyond.
DNC Chair Ken Martin says Democrats are experiencing 'positive momentum' at the ballot box despite a significant lead in funding from Trump and Republican supporters, boasting of 'win after win'.
Iranian Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi calls for humanitarian intervention and international action against Iran's ruling regime amid ongoing protests and reports of mass casualties, in an appeal to former US President Donald Trump.
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio signed a civil nuclear cooperation agreement involving the U.S. and Hungary on Monday. The deal aims to enhance nuclear safety and security in Europe.
Gaza's displaced people are forced to live on infested land, facing a harsh reality as rats run over their faces in overcrowded camps like al-Taawun.
James Carville predicts Democrats will beat the GOP in the next two elections, calling them 'motherf------' along the way.
Nations have condemned Israel's decision to register the occupied West Bank as state property, describing it as a 'dangerous escalation' in tensions. Regional countries and international organizations have criticized the move, which they say undermines peace efforts and risks further conflict.
A fake browser extension has been discovered that intentionally breaks PCs in order to scam users into installing malware, posing a significant threat to computer security. Security researchers have warned of this new and sinister type of attack.
Muslim voters in Manchester are playing a crucial role in the UK election, as their community comes out in force to cast ballots and influence the outcome of the vote. The turnout among Muslim voters is expected to be pivotal in determining the direction of the country's politics.
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America's presidents have long demonstrated a preference for specific types of steak, reflecting their personal tastes which have been shaped by regional and cultural influences as well as individual styles. From George Washington's preferred ribeye to Bill Clinton's love of grilled sirloin, each president's steak preference offers a unique glimpse into their character and upbringing.
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India hosts AI Impact Summit, drawing world leaders, tech giants, as heads of state and tech executives converge to discuss issues such as job disruption and child safety.
Gold prices dropped below $5,000 an ounce due to profit-booking after a recent gain sparked by mild US inflation data, falling as much as 1.5%.
Indonesia plans to deploy up to 8,000 troops to a proposed multinational Gaza stabilization force as part of a plan initiated by former US President Donald Trump.
India hosts a high-stakes AI summit in New Delhi, bringing together heads of state, senior officials and tech executives for a five-day gathering.
Spencer Pratt's bid for Los Angeles mayor faces harsh family opposition despite growing community support, as his sister Stephanie expresses concerns about his intentions.
The Trump administration is drawing attention to the case of a protester who burned a Quran outside the Turkish Consulate in London, potentially paving the way for US asylum, while UK prosecutors aim to reinstate his overture charges.
Gwyneth Paltrow stunned at the 41st annual Santa Barbara International Film Festival in a daring sheer ensemble featuring a light pink tube top and a layered blouse that showcased her toned midriff.
Sen. Chuck Schumer compared the Republican Safeguard American Voter Eligibility (SAVE) Act to 'Jim Crow 2.0' and doubled down on his criticism despite its strong bipartisan support among Democrats.
President Donald Trump teed off on a round of golf in Florida this weekend, joining college football coaching legends Urban Meyer and Nick Saban, among others.
Hillary Clinton clashed with a Czech political leader at the Munich Security Conference in Germany over Trump policies, highlighting the ongoing global divide sparked by the former US president's administration.
Emerald Fennell's 'Wuthering Heights' film starring Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi reached No. 1 at the box office, driven primarily by women's enthusiasm for the movie.
A physical ID theft case began when a woman received a voicemail from a Hertz rental car location in Miami, Florida, regarding a Mercedes-Benz she had never rented, highlighting how difficult it is to fix compared to credit card fraud cases. The incident showcases the complexities of resolving identity theft involving physical documents and identification.
President Trump announces a $5 billion pledge in aid for Gaza from members of his Board of Peace, making it one of the largest commitments to the region.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio defended the US operation that captured former Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, calling out a reporter who he claimed tried to start a fight. Rubio did not specify which reporter was involved in the incident.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio defended the US capture of former Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, calling it 'a necessary action' aimed at 'restoring democracy.' He also confronted a reporter who he claimed was trying to start a fight, saying they were 'not going to let you disrupt this press conference.
U.S. Ambassador to the UN Mike Waltz calls for sweeping reform at the UN, prioritizing the fight against antisemitism, amid efforts by the Trump administration to push major changes.
Democrats say President Donald Trump's redistricting push is backfiring as Virginia's Democrat-controlled Senate advanced new congressional maps that could chip away at the House GOP's majority.
Israel's government has approved a proposal to register large areas of the occupied West Bank as state property, marking the first time since 1967 that such lands have been designated as public land in the territory.
Chinese automakers plan to expand to the US market, potentially arriving at American dealerships soon, which could benefit US consumers by offering a wider range of car options.
Social media platforms are designed to be addictive, using algorithms that track user behavior to serve a constant stream of content, often leading to feelings of chaos and overwhelm. It's time to clean up your social media feed and cut out the noise to regain control over what you see and experience online.
Donald Trump has taken steps to blur the lines between church and state in a small but significant way, raising concerns about the impact on separation of powers and individual freedoms. This move is seen as just the beginning of his attempts to chip away at long-standing boundaries between government and religion.
Artificial intelligence experts are sounding the alarm on its risks as misuse of AI is being exploited for scams, manipulating cyberattacks, and even encouraging suicidal thoughts. The recent incidents highlight the need for greater regulation and oversight of AI systems to prevent such malicious uses.
Adult gap years are gaining popularity as a way to escape burnout and boredom, allowing individuals to take extended breaks from work to recharge and rediscover themselves. These gap years can range from several months to two years, providing a unique opportunity for personal growth and exploration.
Hillary Clinton urges Europe to address migration in a humane way at the Munich Security Conference.
Canada's curling team has fired back at Sweden after accusing them of filming violation in response to allegations of cheating at the Winter Olympics.
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Former President Barack Obama criticized Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents' conduct in Minnesota, comparing it to the 'rogue behavior' of dictatorships. He described the actions as dangerous and likened them to what is seen in authoritarian countries.
Figure skater Kristi Yamaguchi's 1992 Olympic gold medal win came after a kiss-and-cry performance.
Cybersecurity researchers have warned of a growing threat where hackers are using popular AI platforms to distribute fake antivirus apps that contain Android malware on Android phones.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio warns European leaders that unchecked mass migration threatens Western civilization, blasting the idea of a 'world without borders.
Eduardo Bolsonaro, son of former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro, embarks on a diplomatic mission in the US as Brazil's socialist president faces a challenge from his jailed rival's son.
Senator John Fetterman is criticizing his own Democratic Party for labeling voter ID legislation as 'Jim Crow 2.0', a move that reflects growing party divisions over the issue. The party unity fractures come as the Senate considers legislation on voter ID requirements.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio reassured Europe's leaders that the US will back a change in course by its European allies during his speech at the Munich Security Conference on Saturday.
Senate Republicans gain key ally in their quest to enshrine voter ID into law, but get condition that they will continue to support filibuster.
American speed skater Jordan Stolz wins second gold of Milan Cortina Games and shatters Olympic record in men's 500-meter speed skating competition.
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez faced social media backlash for struggling with a question about whether the US should send troops to defend Taiwan from Chinese aggression. The exchange sparked debate on her handling of foreign policy issues.
Pro wrestlers are now getting specific about politics in their moves, with stars like Brody King making bold statements on social issues. This shift marks a new era for professional wrestling, where athletes are using their platform to express themselves on sensitive topics.
States are poised to seize the Supreme Court's redistricting decision, which could impact upcoming midterm elections, as the court's ruling was expected but not yet released on January 9.
A Hawaii cruise has been thrown into chaos after an emergency at sea forced the ship to change course and visit a different port, sparking panic among passengers. The Emerald Princess was on its way to Kauai when a 'man overboard' alert sent it towards Nwiliwili Harbor instead.
China has unveiled the world's largest flying car, called Matrix, developed by a Shanghai-based aviation company, marking a significant step forward in air travel technology.
Israel's two-year genocidal war has decimated Gaza's health system, placing ICU patients' lives at risk due to limited and damaged equipment, amid ongoing struggles by medical personnel. A ceasefire has yet to alleviate the dire situation.
Congressional Democrats are expanding their target map ahead of this year's midterm elections, where they'll look to defend a slim Republican majority in the House.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed frustration that Ukraine has yet to receive compromises from Russia during peace talks at the Munich Security Conference.
The US government has ended Temporary Protected Status (TPS) designation for Yemen, requiring approximately 1,000 Yemeni refugees and asylum seekers to leave the country immediately.
A 28-year-old American man, James Luckey-Lange, has been holding out in a Venezuelan prison while under house arrest as part of a prisoner swap, where he shares details about life behind bars and those who helped him escape.
The co-hosts of the 'I've Had It' podcast fear a future Republican candidate may surpass Donald Trump in terms of effectiveness and commitment to their conservative agenda.
Pima County Sheriff Chris Nanos is facing increased criticism as the search for missing Nancy Guthrie nears two weeks, a situation that has already drawn him under public scrutiny in the past.
US military kills 3 in latest attack on boat in the Caribbean, marking the latest in a deadly series of air strikes that have killed at least 130 people since September 2025.
US military conduct a strike against alleged drug-trafficking boat in the Caribbean, killing three people, according to US Southern Command on Friday.
Bangkok sees a shift towards more conservative politics in Thailand's latest election, where political dynasties and local power brokers played significant roles, and the missteps of the progressive party were revealed.
Rosie O'Donnell quietly returns to the US after a self-imposed exile in Ireland following President Donald Trump's re-election, marking her end to an 11-month political hiatus.
Hollywood stars have donated over $2 million to James Van Der Beek's family after his passing, according to GoFundMe organizers who initially described the situation as 'urgent need'.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth may bar tuition aid for dozens of top universities deemed 'biased' as part of his crackdown on institutions perceived to have liberal leanings.
American skater Ilia Malinin finished eighth place after a shocking performance that included two falls despite having a clear path to the gold medal. His nickname 'Quad God' for his quadruple jump skills was on display but ultimately couldn't save him from the disappointing result.
Democrats seeking 2028 presidential ambitions offer reassurance and counter-Trump rhetoric at Munich security conference.
The Chicago Teachers Union has allocated millions of dollars for 'political activities' in its latest fiscal report, according to internal documents. The union's spending on such activities appears to be substantial, raising questions about its use of funds.
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem backs the SAVE America Act, criticizing those who oppose it as holding 'radical left' views on voter IDs and proof of citizenship.
Sen. Josh Hawley stands by his accusations against Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison, whom he clashed with during a Senate hearing over alleged fraud and ignored whistleblowers.
President Donald Trump was criticized by Democrats at a European summit, as leaders including California Governor Gavin Newsom and Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez used the event to denounce his agenda and promote their own foreign policy credentials ahead of 2028 elections.