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Google's new AI technology may be able to predict when a house is at risk of burning down due to wildfires, which are becoming increasingly common worldwide.
A federal judge in California has blocked the Trump administration from terminating funding for legal counsel for unaccompanied migrant minors, a decision made by Biden-appointed judge.
The House Foreign Affairs Committee is demanding that the UN not reappoint Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese due to her past accusations of antisemitism.
The body of a 29-year-old Los Angeles firefighter who went missing last year was found by divers off the coast of Long Beach on Friday. Connor J. Lees, 29, was a firefighter with the Los Angeles Fire Department at the time of his disappearance.
Former President Barack Obama allegedly worked behind the scenes to undermine Kamala Harris' presidential ambitions after Joe Biden dropped out of the race, according to a new book by Jonathan Allen.
The Trump administration is standing by its decision to deport accused MS-13 leader Kilmer Armado Abrego Garcia back to El Salvador despite widespread backlash. The move has sparked criticism from lawmakers and advocacy groups who argue that it could embolden the gang's activities in the US.
Democrats launch an investigation into the FCC chairman over attacks on the free press, pushing back against Republican support for the appointment. The probe marks a significant escalation of Democratic opposition to the chairman's views on the media.
Tonight's elections are seen as a referendum on Donald Trump's policies, while Elon Musk's Twitter influence may also be at play.
Lawmakers trade humorous barbs on April Fools' Day instead of serious policy discussions, engaging in lighthearted jabs across party lines.
Republican Rep. Byron Donalds has enjoyed a significant fundraising surge since announcing his run for Florida governor in late February, in preparation for the 2026 election to succeed term-limited GOP Gov. Ron DeSantis.
Vermont lawmaker defends comments accusing the government of favoring wealthy individuals and corporations, saying it highlights a 'rigged' economy. The lawmaker's remarks drew criticism from state Republicans at a recent Ways & Means hearing.
An Israeli air strike on a building in Beirut has killed at least four people, raising concerns over a shaky ceasefire amidst tensions between Israel and Hezbollah.
Staff cuts at US federal health agencies have begun, with some employees receiving notice that their jobs are being eliminated, although the reductions do not reflect on their service or performance.
A pro-marijuana group is airing ads around the White House and Mar-a-Lago in an attempt to sway President Trump's stance on marijuana legalization. The group had previously supported Trump's promise to decriminalize the drug during his 2016 presidential campaign.
A Democratic senator delivered a lengthy, overnight speech criticizing former President Trump and Elon Musk, while other top news includes ongoing investigations and developments in various sectors.
A Dallas man sues Rafael Hernandez for over $1 million after his Tesla Model X was vandalized in a parking lot at the Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport. Hernandez was arrested as part of the investigation into the incident.
Voters in two congressional districts in Florida head to the polls on Tuesday, as Republicans aim to keep control of both solidly red seats and give themselves slightly more breathing room in the House. The election results will be closely watched by party officials, who are seeking to maintain their razor-thin majority.
Sen. Ruben Gallego will block President Donald Trump's nominations for top positions at the Department of Veterans Affairs in protest over proposed cuts to funding for Dogecoin research.
President Trump's aggressive tariff moves continue to escalate, marking a new high in his efforts to impose duties on US imports as a solution to various economic issues. This move follows years of Trump's campaign promise to use tariffs as a catch-all solution.
Michael Bublé says Canada is 'not for sale' in a veiled dig at President Donald Trump during his speech at the Juno Awards, a Canadian music industry awards ceremony. The comment appears to be a response to Trump's recent comments about the U.S.-Canada border.
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Britain's second-largest city has declared a major incident due to a sanitation worker strike leaving over 17,000 tons of uncollected garbage on the streets.
New York Times columnist Maureen Dowd has declared that Democrats are 'in a coma' and needs to wake up to regain voters' trust, offering a blunt diagnosis of the party she argues has become off-putting to citizens.
The IRS has placed dozens of top IT officials on administrative leave amid reports that they may be blocking data sharing related to immigration enforcement, a development seen in relation to former President Trump's administration.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz's daughter, Hope Walz, is skipping graduate school in protest against the university's lack of support for student demonstrations. She refused to attend an institution that doesn't provide adequate space for peaceful protests.
US economy faces growing risk of recession as trade war escalates, threatening growth, inflation, and unemployment, according to Goldman Sachs.
The CDC has acknowledged burying a measles forecast from 2019 that warned of widespread outbreaks and highlighted the need for increased vaccination rates. The suppressed forecast was published on ProPublica, a nonprofit newsroom that investigates abuses of power.
FBI Director Kash Patel has secured several major victories in his first month on the job, cracking down on key law enforcement priorities such as violent crime, gang activity and drug trafficking.
ESPN host Stephen A. Smith fired back at MSNBC after being criticized in a column for allegedly serving as a 'megaphone' for President Donald Trump's supporters, defending himself against accusations of promoting MAGA propaganda.
Nearly a dozen college activists have been detained by federal agents as part of the Trump administration's crackdown on immigration on college campuses nationwide.
Marine Le Pen, French far-right leader, has been banned from running in the 2027 presidential election due to a guilty verdict for embezzling European Union funds. The ruling is politically explosive and marks a significant setback for Le Pen's political career.
Min Woo Lee wins his first PGA Tour title at the Houston Open, holding off late charges to join an exclusive club of brothers with a PGA Tour victory.
Bodies of more than a dozen aid workers have been recovered in southern Gaza from what a United Nations agency described as a mass grave, a week after they went missing following attacks by Israel. The victims were working for several humanitarian organizations.
Wisconsin Senator Ron Johnson is urging Trump supporters to vote in a crucial swing state race to avoid losing the GOP majority.
Auto dealerships across the US may see an increase in customer traffic this week as cost-conscious buyers rush to buy cars before looming car tariffs take effect, potentially leading to higher prices and maintenance costs over the next few years.
Despite a surge in violent attacks and vandalism against Tesla owners and workers, some Democrats continue to invest in the company, highlighting hypocrisy in their criticism of CEO Elon Musk. The party has painted Musk as a villain, but continues to back his business ventures despite growing safety concerns.
Critics question whether recent Tesla protests are a grassroots movement, speculating instead that they may be a carefully organized campaign. Protests unfolded outside of Tesla showrooms across the country over Elon Musk's role in President Donald Trump's Department of Government Efficiency.
The Trump administration's Signal group chat leak was a 'sloppy' move that put Democrats on offense for the first time since President Donald Trump's inauguration, Sen. Mark Warner said Sunday.
President Donald Trump has threatened to bomb Iran unless they end their nuclear weapons program and begin talks on a new deal.
Wyoming's Republican secretary of state has celebrated the passage of historic legislation requiring proof of citizenship to vote, making his state the first in the country to implement such a measure.
Under financial and political pressure, the LGBTQ+ community is reclaiming its protests during Pride month, reinvigorating annual celebrations as they continue to assert their identities and fight for rights.
GOP vows to stop lone activist judges from halting Trump agenda as Democratic lawmakers claim a D.C. circuit court ruling on deportation blocking is a rightful part of 'separation of power'.
US star Ilia Malinin defended his world figure skating title with a dominant display on the ice at Boston's TD Garden, reaffirming his dominance in the sport.
Israel is rapidly redrawn the map of the occupied West Bank as it continues to expand its control over land previously taken from Palestinians.
Europe may be finally waking up from its military slumber after a televised ambush that many hope will stop a war between Ukraine and Russia. The incident involved Donald Trump's public scolding of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky at the White House.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is facing allegations that he copied parts of his 1995 doctoral thesis at Oxford University without proper credit. The accusations come as he's seeking election to remain in office.
A school board in Washington state has filed a complaint asking for federal intervention to force the state to ban trans athletes from girls' sports due to opposition from Democrats. The request comes as the Biden administration declines to take action on the issue.
The U.S. Naval Academy has ended its consideration of race, ethnicity, and sex in admissions, following a court ruling instructing the academy to 'implement all directives' from President Biden's administration regarding diversity and inclusion policies.
Two teenage transgender athletes from New Hampshire are suing the Trump administration over bans that prevented them from participating in girls' sports, citing a violation of their civil rights. The lawsuit aims to allow them to compete alongside their cisgender female peers.
Baywatch' star Alexandra Paul was terrorized by a stalker for 13 years, leading to $60,000 in legal fees and a prolonged ordeal that has left her with lasting trauma.
Democratic strategist James Carville says the Trump administration has collapsed in less than three months, even faster than he initially predicted.
Hundreds of 'Tesla Takedown' protests are taking place across the US, Canada and Europe in opposition to Elon Musk's role in slashing federal government staffing.
Wisconsin's Attorney General has sued Elon Musk over a scheme to give $1 million checks to voters who signed his petition opposing activist judges in the state Supreme Court election. The AG is trying to prevent Musk from distributing the payouts.
President Donald Trump released a powerful video on Tuesday highlighting the strong historical bonds between the US and Greenland, following a deadly Nazi attack in the North Atlantic. The move comes as Vice President JD Vance visited Greenland on the same day.
The New York Times Editorial Board declares the Democratic Party is in denial about its 2024 election loss, stating it has moved 'too far left.' The party needs a wake-up call, according to the editorial.
Disney faces backlash over controversies surrounding its classic films, including 'Snow White,' which is struggling to regain its magical appeal amid criticism and protests. Other Disney classics have also sparked controversy in recent years.
Left-leaning Americans are staging protests outside Tesla dealerships across the US, expressing their disapproval of Elon Musk's leadership. The right's criticism of these protests rings hollow given the lack of comparable conservative responses to similar incidents.
President Donald Trump's executive order aims to restore 'Truth and Sanity' in American history by targeting the Smithsonian Institution, threatening to pull federal funding from organizations that show a lack of patriotism. The move is widely seen as an attempt to impose conservative ideology on educational institutions.
Four Afghan girl guitarists who escaped to Pakistan have been living in hiding, but their future remains uncertain as they await potential deportation under Taliban rule. The girls' safety is being closely monitored by aid groups and Pakistani authorities.
The death toll from a huge earthquake that hit Myanmar and Thailand has passed 700 as rescuers dug through the rubble of collapsed buildings in a desperate search for survivors. At least 694 people are confirmed dead.
Wisconsin state superintendent Jill Underly is calling for the elimination of school choice programs in her state as part of her re-election campaign.
A D.C. federal appeals court has granted a temporary stay in Trump's firing of NLRB board leaders, overturning district court rulings that ordered their reinstatement.
Two additional law firms have resisted efforts by former President Donald Trump to punish them for complying with a subpoena related to deportation flights litigation.
West Virginia Senator Jim Justice's dog Babydog is bridging 'pawtisan' divides in the Senate on social media, earning goodwill among lawmakers for her apparent lack of political bias. The canine visitor brought a rare moment of bipartisan camaraderie to Capitol Hill this week.
Elon Musk has sold his social media company X to xAI, his artificial intelligence company, in a deal valued at $45 billion.
A D.C. federal judge has extended an order blocking deportation flights targeting individuals linked to violent Venezuelan gangs under a 1798 wartime immigration law known as the Alien Enemies Act.
Two transgender inmates have been ordered back to a women's prison by a Reagan-appointed judge following an injunction issued due to President Donald Trump's executive order on inmate facilities. The inmates had previously been transferred to an all-male facility under the executive order.
The House Judiciary Committee has called on Tina Ansari, lead federal prosecutor in the DOJ case against Dr. Eithan Haim, to testify in the matter.
The Trump administration has requested the Supreme Court's review of a restraining order blocking the deportation of Venezuelans under an 18th-century immigration law.
A vandal is under investigation after allegedly dragging a key across a Tesla Cybertruck outside the Omni Mountain Resort & Spa in New Hampshire. The incident was captured on camera and has been shared online.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz says the Democratic Party has become mired in its current issues because it wasn't 'bold enough' to defend diversity, equity and inclusion and immigration.
A California lawmaker is warning fellow Democrats that opposing a bill to ban biological males from girls' sports could have consequences for the party, as the state legislature prepares to vote on the measure. The bill would prohibit trans athletes from competing in their assigned gender category in girls' sports if they are identified as male biologically.
The Democratic National Committee is launching an unprecedented ad campaign against Elon Musk and his involvement in the Wisconsin Supreme Court election. The high-stakes showdown could determine the outcome of the court's influence over state laws.
Biden aides allegedly warned Democratic donors that running Kamala Harris for president would be a 'mistake', according to an upcoming book. The warning reportedly came before Biden considered dropping out of the race in favor of his vice president.
A judge declined to immediately block the US government's efforts to deport a Cornell University student whose visa was revoked due to his participation in campus demonstrations. The student will have to wait for a court hearing to determine the outcome of his case.
In Africa's predominantly Muslim countries, Ramadan is celebrated in vibrant colors and unique traditions, with Nigeria playing host to the continent's largest number of Muslims. The holy month is marked by special festivities and community gatherings, particularly in northern regions where ethnic groups such as the Hausa hold significant cultural sway.
US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth announced plans to boost military ties with the Philippines as a deterrent against Chinese aggression in the South China Sea. The move is part of the Trump administration's 'peace through strength' policy.
Rep. Ritchie Torres calls out far-left 'absurdities' from college-educated elites influencing NY Democrats, particularly in relation to policing policies. He spoke about the issue while discussing other topics on Thursday.
The White House and the Republican Party's attempts to spin their policies as positive have become insulting and desperate, suggesting that they believe American citizens are gullible.
Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves signed a bill eliminating the state's income tax, offering significant relief to taxpayers. The move marks a major change in the state's tax policy.
President Trump withdraws nomination of Rep. Elise Stefanik as UN Ambassador due to 'the math,' sparking speculation about the reasons behind this sudden decision. The House GOP majority has been a significant factor in Stefanik's withdrawal from the nomination process.
A tweet from Snow White actress Rachel Zegler resurfacing where she cursed out Trump is a liability for the film's struggling remake, which has dealt with numerous production issues. The polarizing rhetoric from the star has added to the movie's ongoing problems.
A dangerous fungus called Candida auris is spreading rapidly among US hospitals, despite efforts to control its growth, according to new research. The spread of C. auris has increased significantly since it was first detected in 2016.
US Army and FAA officials faced public scrutiny for the first time since January's fatal midair collision, as family members of 67 people killed in the accident questioned lawmakers about safety protocols. The officials were called to testify before lawmakers.
President Donald Trump is hosting a White House iftar dinner tonight, marking an annual tradition for Muslims breaking their fast during the holy month of Ramadan.
U.S. authorities have captured the MS-13 top leader for the U.S. East Coast, a 24-year-old suspect, in Woodbridge, Virginia, according to the FBI.
Former NBA star Charles Barkley has named President Donald Trump as his 'dream' guest for his podcast, 'The Old Man & The Three', allowing Trump to discuss his sports background and share his perspective on various issues.
Elon Musk and congressional Republicans are targeting ActBlue, a major fundraising machine for liberal candidates and causes, in a bid to scrutinize its activities. The effort comes as Republicans seek to disrupt Democrats' fundraising efforts on Capitol Hill.
President Donald Trump criticized Judge James Boasberg after he was assigned to preside over a Signal chat lawsuit, calling him 'highly conflicted'. Trump labeled the assignment as a 'disgraceful' move on Truth Social.
Lawyers are living in fear due to President Trump's attacks on their livelihood, causing some law firms to be scared to speak out against his policies. The White House has issued executive orders threatening their business and hiring practices.
The City College of New York is distributing 'Know Your Rights' pamphlets to help students resist potential deportation under the Trump administration's policies. The move aims to empower students to navigate their rights and protect themselves from immigration authorities.
The heads of NPR and PBS faced a tense grilling by GOP lawmakers on Capitol Hill over allegations of biased coverage and misuse of taxpayer funding for their liberal news outlets. The high-intensity questioning aimed to defend these taxpayer-funded organizations from Republican criticism.
A Tufts University student from Turkey, Rumeysa Ozturk, was detained by federal agents while on her way to meet friends for an Iftar dinner in Massachusetts, sparking concerns about her treatment and possible reasons for the arrest. Details of her detention remain unclear at this time.
Hyundai unveiled its new $7.6 billion electric vehicle plant in Georgia as President Trump announced tariffs affecting foreign-made vehicles. The move comes amid increasing competition for domestic auto manufacturers.
Copper prices surge to a record high amid concerns of potential tariffs under new US President. The metal's price in New York broke through previous records following a Bloomberg report on possible trade measures.
President Donald Trump's executive order on election administration is a blatant power grab aimed at taking control of federal elections. The move attempts to circumvent constitutional limits on presidential authority over election conduct.
A divided federal appeals court has maintained a temporary block on President Donald Trump's ability to use the Alien Enemies Act for quick deportations of alleged members of a Venezuelan gang.
Sen. John Cornyn of Texas has secured the backing of Senate leader Mike Thune ahead of what may be his most challenging re-election bid.
Democrat James Andrew Malone wins a special election for a Pennsylvania state Senate seat in Republican-leaning suburbs, scoring an upset in a traditionally Republican-leaning territory.