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The US-backed Israel-UAE alliance is under strain due to a 'blunder' by Netanyahu, threatening its stability at a critical moment amid tensions with Iran.
US strike kills top ISIS commander Abu-Bilal al-Minuki in West Africa, a significant blow to the terrorist group's growing threat on the continent, according to an extremism analyst. The killing marks the end of a decades-long campaign by the shadowy commander, who played a crucial role in ISIS' regional operations.
Caitlin Clark makes WNBA history as the league corrects her stat sheet ahead of Sunday's matchup between the Indiana Fever and Seattle Storm. This correction marks a rare instance of the league acknowledging a player's actual performance.
All four crew members of a US Navy jet ejected safely after their aircraft collided and crashed during an air show at the Mountain Home Air Force Base in Idaho on Sunday.
Sen. John Kennedy says President Donald Trump's 'huge impact' on Republican politics remains, following the Louisiana election that shook the GOP establishment. Trump's endorsement helped shape the outcome of the Senate race.
At least five people have been killed and over a dozen injured in Lebanon after Israeli air attacks on southern and eastern Lebanon following an extended ceasefire.
A trans athlete's sweep of three jumping events at a California track and field meet has ignited outrage among politicians and activists, sparking controversy over transgender participation in girls' sports. The incident marks the second week in a row that the issue has dominated national attention.
President Donald Trump warned Iran that it must quickly abandon its nuclear ambitions or face severe consequences, stating 'the clock is ticking'.
Sen. Chris Van Hollen accused Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of saying he found President Donald Trump 'stupid enough' to drag him into the war with Iran during an NBC interview.
Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te has issued a strong statement asserting the island's sovereignty and independence, saying it will never be sacrificed or traded to China. The message was seen as a defiant rebuke of Beijing's intentions.
A large-scale prayer event on the National Mall has raised concerns about the Trump administration's efforts to blur the line between church and state using taxpayer funds and private donations.
Senate parliamentarian rejects $1 billion in reconciliation bill for White House security, citing potential partisan influence on its allocation. The rejection is tied to funding for President Donald Trump's private Mar-a-Lago ballroom renovation.
Christian Zionism in the US appears to be on decline, with some analysts attributing this shift to growing disillusionment among evangelical Christians. The movement's influence has waned significantly since its peak in the 1990s.
Hamas and Hezbollah flags were displayed at an anti-Israel protest in Manhattan, following comments from professor Rashid Khalidi's colleague, Juan Manndani, who condemned a terror plot against Jews just hours earlier.
Iowa Democratic congressional candidate Sarah Trone Adams admits to feeling uncomfortable with whiteness due to her hometown's predominantly white population after returning from New Mexico, as she seeks to flip a competitive House seat in Iowa.
Young and educated UK Muslims are shifting demographics that could play a key role in shaping Britain's next political battleground. A generation of young Muslim voters is coming of age faster than Westminster realizes.
BRICS foreign ministers failed to reach a united stance at their meeting in New Delhi due to disagreements over the conflict in Iran, leaving the bloc's outcome document to acknowledge only that differences exist.
US President Donald Trump's NATO reset is becoming a military reality as Europe relies on American leadership in defending against potential threats, marking a shift from previous expectations that the US would organize and lead conflicts. This new approach reflects a strategic change in America's role within the alliance.
Artificial intelligence data centers may soon be built on ocean waves, with Silicon Valley investors backing a new approach to sustainable computing that harnesses the power of renewable energy from tidal and wave activity. The plan aims to reduce carbon emissions by leveraging tidal power in coastal areas.
President Trump's comments have inadvertently helped House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Democrats frame their economic message, shifting attention away from concerns about the US economy to his own handling of it. The speaker is now trying to capitalize on this shift by framing the economy as a crisis under Trump's leadership.
Health officials have raised alarm over an outbreak of the Ebola virus in a remote region of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The Africa Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has alerted authorities to the new Ebola outbreak in the DRC.
A global network of anti-Israel activist groups is mobilizing coordinated 'Nakba 78' protests worldwide today, targeting Israel and Jews as part of their efforts to mark the anniversary of Israel's founding. The protests, which are also being joined by Islamist groups, aim to draw attention to Palestinian grievances and demonstrate solidarity with the Palestinian cause.
Seattle Mariners star catcher Cal Raleigh has landed on the injured list for the first time in his career as his struggling 2026 season continues.
Home foreclosures in Indiana have skyrocketed to a leading nationwide rate as US filings jumped by 26% from last year.
US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping discussed the Strait of Hormuz during talks in Beijing, with the White House saying Xi agreed the strategic waterway must remain stable.
College football commentator Paul Finebaum has roasted Ole Miss head coach Lane Kiffin for making comments about trying to erase his team's history in the SEC, labeling it a 'misguided' and 'embarrassing' statement.
U.S. President Donald Trump wrapped up critical talks in Beijing, claiming important progress in stabilizing U.S.-China relations despite deep differences.
South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster has convened the state legislature to oust Rep. Jim Clyburn, a key Biden ally from Congress, in a move backed by former President Donald Trump.
Santos boss Cuca backs Neymar to make the Brazil 2026 World Cup squad after a standout performance in their Copa do Brasil win over Coritiba.
Former counterterror chief Joe Kent says President Donald Trump was poised to strike a better deal with Iran than the Obama-era JCPOA, contradicting the Obama administration's assessment of Trump's negotiating abilities before the Iran war.
Robert Lewandowski's departure from Barcelona appears imminent as interest from the Saudi Pro League club gains momentum, leaving his future at Barça uncertain.
I'm alright if he's not on the roster, said Rob Stone of US forward Gio Reyna ahead of the World Cup final 26-man team announcement. The questions surrounding his inclusion are becoming increasingly pressing as the deadline approaches May 26.
The Supreme Court has allowed women to continue accessing the abortion pill mifepristone through telehealth visits for now.
The Supreme Court has upheld women's access to the abortion pill, preserving its use despite lower court restrictions that were being challenged in a lawsuit. The ruling does not change the existing framework for using the medication in abortions.
Liverpool forward Mohamed Salah is set to make a limited return for the team against Aston Villa in a crucial Premier League match on Friday night.
Former Kansas mayor pleads guilty to illegal voting, turns himself in to ICE after previously being released from prison.
Federal employees are suing the U.S. Department of Agriculture and Secretary Brooke Rollins over holiday emails that they claim amount to 'Christian proselytizing'. The department and secretary deny the allegations, describing the emails as simply festive messages.
Georgia DB Ja'Marley Riddle arrested on speeding and felony marijuana possession charges. The incident continues a tradition of Georgia football players being arrested for violating traffic laws.
Students at the University of California, Santa Barbara, which was ranked as the top party school in the country, are on edge after a rape and strangulation were reported on campus over the weekend.
A Michigan man on the run for over three decades after allegedly killing his punk-rock singer roommate has been captured, officials said. The suspect was apprehended in a tropical hot spot.
Acute hunger grips nearly 20 million people in war-battered Sudan, according to a report by a global hunger monitor, as over 40% of the population faces severe food shortages due to a three-year civil war.
Lawyers for Elon Musk and OpenAI made their final arguments in a landmark trial that could shape the future of artificial intelligence, which could have significant implications for its development.
Violent crime and murder rates dropped significantly across the United States from 2024 to 2025, with murders falling more than 18% as part of the largest decline in violent crime since 1937.
A Wisconsin county clerk claims an FBI agent showed up at the home of a county election director to interview them, sparking allegations of intimidation. The state defends its handling of elections as a matter of public record.
Tens of thousands of far-right Israeli nationalists marched through East Jerusalem under the Israeli flag, sparking resistance from a group of Jewish and Palestinian peace activists. The event is part of the ongoing Israeli occupation of the territory.
President Trump pushed Chinese President Xi Jinping on trade during their meetings, as a recent Supreme Court ruling weakened one of Trump's key tools to pressure China.
The US Senate voted to bar senators from receiving pay during future government shutdowns, a move aimed at reducing political leverage during negotiations.
North Carolina Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper is facing renewed criticism over his criminal justice record following the January murder of a teacher by a career criminal. Critics are accusing Cooper of being 'soft on crime' in light of the incident that is likely to impact his Senate race.
President Donald Trump said Tuesday he expects to have a 'long talk' with Chinese President Xi Jinping about Iran this week, as tensions over the issue complicate the upcoming summit between the two leaders and test US leverage in the region.
US Border Patrol Chief Mike Banks has abruptly resigned effective immediately, citing that 'it's just time' according to a statement made to Fox News.
A Virginia Democrat defends Soros-backed prosecutor Steve Descano from a DOJ civil rights probe after allegations of targeting illegal immigrants, calling it a 'hit job'. The Department of Justice launched an investigation into Descano's office amid claims that prosecutors were selectively charging immigrants with crimes.
A divided group of House Democrats voted against a resolution honoring police amid rising attacks on law enforcement officers last year, while 29 others supported it.
US Education Department Secretary Linda McMahon told a House panel that the Trump administration aims to dismantle the $3 trillion education bureaucracy, citing it as 'failed.
Eric Trump shared a conversation he had with President Donald Trump after his 34-count felony conviction in New York, recalling it as the 'lowest moment' that also sparked hope for the future.
A commission report has found that Hamas used sexual violence 'deliberately and systematically' on October 7, in what was described as a massacre of Palestinians by Israeli forces. The report details graphic and disturbing accounts of gender-based violence inflicted by Hamas and its collaborators during the incident.
Researchers have developed a groundbreaking new cancer treatment that sends chemotherapy directly to tumors, bypassing the rest of the body and reducing side effects. The innovative technology has the potential to revolutionize cancer therapy and improve patient outcomes.
A Vietnamese immigrant who murdered an American woman outside her home in 1993 has been arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement after being released from prison decades later. He will now face deportation into ICE custody.
Mississippi's GOP governor drops election pledge in huge setback for Trump’s midterm plan, dealing a blow to Republican efforts to hold the U.S. House following a critical Supreme Court ruling. The move comes as Republicans hoping to win key congressional seats rely heavily on redistricting to their advantage.
Rep. Thomas Massie is navigating the most challenging election of his career amid internal party divisions between his family members who hold different views on politics.
A former FBI agent is urging President Trump to issue a warning about Iranian sleeper cells potentially threatening the World Cup, citing a growing concern over terrorism during major international events.
Charles Barkley criticized American society for its homophobia, referencing Jason Collins' death on ESPN's 'Inside the NBA' while lamenting the country's continued lack of progress on LGBTQ+ issues.
Alex Murdaugh, the disgraced South Carolina legal scion convicted of killing his wife and son, is getting a new trial after the state's highest court overturned his murder convictions due to alleged juror misconduct.
Rep. Thomas Massie's ex-girlfriend alleges he offered $5,000 to drop her wrongful termination lawsuit against one of his top congressional allies.
Phone users are receiving missed voicemails from unknown numbers despite their phones never ringing, sparking concerns it may be a scam. Authorities are warning residents to be cautious and report suspicious activity to avoid potential financial losses.
Representative Tim Burchett announces that more Unidentified Flying Objects (UFO) videos will be released in an upcoming interview on the Ruthless Podcast.
Louisiana Republican Senate candidate Rep. Julia Letlow fired back at Sen. Bill Cassidy's attack on her past DEI work, claiming that her efforts were hijacked by left-wing groups. Letlow is seeking to capitalize on Cassidy's struggles with the Democratic primary challenger in her bid for the Senate seat.
President Donald Trump has pledged to raise the case of detained American pastor Andrew Brunson during his upcoming visit to Beijing, as his family pleads for assistance in a time of need. Five weeks before the birth of her third child, Grace Drexel is seeking help from the US president for her father's release.
CIA whistleblower James Erdman III testified that the Biden administration buried analysis concluding a lab leak was the most likely origin of the COVID-19 pandemic, sparking an explosive hearing.
Democrats' efforts to maintain control in the upcoming midterm elections are being hindered by internal infighting over whether to make public the 2024 party autopsy report, which analyzes the party's performance. The dispute has clouded their push to win back congressional majorities.
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The US has lifted its costly visa bond requirement for citizens of select countries who have purchased tickets to World Cup matches in the US, a move attributed to the Trump administration.
Iran has deployed small submarines in the Strait of Hormuz as part of its military presence amid tensions with the US over rejected peace deals. The subs are considered vulnerable to detection and do not pose a significant threat due to their size and stealth capabilities.
President Donald Trump begins his China visit with a weekend summit that is likely to be more ceremonial than substantive, featuring hours of meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping in a pageant of diplomacy.
Sen. John Fetterman criticized several rising Democratic stars as 'socialist' or 'communist', targeting Seattle Mayor Graham Platner in a public statement. The comments are part of the party's efforts to appeal to its extreme base.
Whoopi Goldberg suggests that America appears 'de-balled' and unserious on the world stage, citing President Trump's rhetoric on the costs of the Iran war as an example of a lack of gravitas.
Two recent court rulings have reshaped the House of Representatives battlefield as Democrats face an uphill battle in their quest to flip the chamber and capture its majority in this year's midterm elections.
Former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert is criticizing The New York Times for allegedly misrepresenting his comments in a viral story about prisoner dog rape, claiming he was taken out of context.
Former Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra faced criticism for his handling of an on-camera interview with California gubernatorial candidate Annie Rose Ramos, where he attempted to control the terms of their conversation.
Dems under fire for 'malign Chinese influence' as shocking spy mayor donations uncovered, sparking questions of how many more politicians may be secretly receiving funds from the communist party.
A grandmother was arrested by US Marshals despite never having been to North Dakota or on an airplane, according to her attorney. She is among innocent individuals wrongly detained using facial recognition technology.
Three Senate Republicans break with President Donald Trump's stance on war powers regarding Iran, shattering a nearly unified Republican front behind his 'Operation Epic Fury' plan.
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage is facing an investigation by the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards over a $6.7m gift from a party donor, amid accusations of corruption and breaching electoral law. The probe follows days after the anti-immigrant party's election success.
Seth Lugo's dominant career numbers against the White Sox give the Royals a strong advantage to avoid sweeping the series.
President Trump's planned summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping has raised concerns among Americans due to his willingness to potentially allow China to gain significant influence in the US-Pacific region. The White House has hinted that President Trump may be open to a deal that favors Chinese interests, sparking worries about national security and American values.
Vice President JD Vance's anti-fraud task force has withheld $1.4 billion in federal funding from home health and hospice providers nationwide following suspensions of suspected fraudulent activity. The move aims to target providers accused of financial impropriety.
A Washington-based nonprofit is suing to halt work on a project to repaint the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool in a patriotic color scheme approved by Trump's administration, citing preservation of historic elements. The lawsuit seeks to restore the pool to its original blue color.
A Michigan man has been sentenced to at least 30 years in prison for fatally running over his best friend on their wedding night just hours after celebrating the ceremony.
Open Society Foundations pledged $30 million to combat antisemitism and anti-Muslim hate through organizations that fight these forms of prejudice.
A California mayor accused of acting as a Chinese agent is putting a new spotlight on concerns about foreign influence inside the United States, adding to a growing list of incidents of espionage and infiltration. The case marks the latest in a string of high-profile cases involving suspected foreign agents operating within the US.
Former President Barack Obama appeared in Texas to help Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico win over Black voters after a contentious primary.
President Trump's upcoming Beijing summit presents a high-stakes test of his commitment to securing American hostages and meeting China's growing demands. As a key moment for diplomacy, the president must prioritize the release of detained US citizens amidst China's internment campaign in Xinjiang.
US President Donald Trump is set to meet with Chinese leader Xi Jinping in Beijing for high-stakes negotiations between the world's two largest powers.
President Donald Trump arrived in China for a state visit, accompanied by a plane full of top US officials and business leaders, to meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
Alejandro Mayorkas concedes that the Biden administration could have acted sooner on illegal immigration, implying it may have taken longer than necessary to implement border security measures.
Chinese President Xi Jinping is expected to press U.S. President Donald Trump on concessions related to Taiwan and tariffs during their upcoming summit.
The San Antonio Spurs have taken a 3-2 lead in their NBA Playoff series against the Minnesota Timberwolves after defeating them 126-97. Victor Wembanyama scored 27 points and grabbed 17 rebounds to help the Spurs secure the win.
Cristiano Ronaldo's Al-Nassr fell short of winning their first Saudi Pro League title in seven years when an injury-time own goal by goalkeeper Bento denied them victory.
Americans paid more for their groceries last month as prices for food eaten at home rose 2.9% in April due to factors beyond just high gasoline prices resulting from the Iran war, which may take months to fully impact grocery costs.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio made headlines after being spotted wearing a Nike tracksuit on Air Force One during a trip to China, sparking widespread online reactions and memes. The unusual outfit choice was shared widely on social media.
Republican Gov. Jim Pillen of Nebraska has won his Republican renomination in a bid for re-election as governor of the state, making him a significant step closer to securing a second term.