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Pennsylvania State Treasurer Stacy Garrity has launched a Republican campaign for governor, positioning herself as a challenger to incumbent Democratic Governor Josh Shapiro in what could be a competitive race.
Donald Trump is using the FBI and Justice Department to escalate his feud with Adam Schiff, who led investigations into Trump's dealings during his presidency.
Amnesty International accuses Israel of deliberately starving Palestinians in Gaza amid warnings of famine from the UN and aid groups. The human rights group decries a policy that leaves millions at risk of starvation, exacerbating humanitarian crisis in the enclave.
President-elect Donald Trump has reportedly shared concerns with pharmaceutical companies about the negative impact of anti-vaccination efforts on vaccine manufacturers' bottom lines. Companies warn that the anti-vaccine strategy risks forcing vaccines off the market.
Gov. Gavin Newsom criticized several top universities for agreeing to multimillion-dollar settlements with the Trump administration in exchange for federal funding, accusing them of 'selling their souls.
Vikings coach Kevin O'Connell dropped an F-bomb during a live TV interview in his preseason bout against the Patriots, highlighting why NFL head coaches are often not microphoned on gameday.
Nearly 70 people were arrested in Washington, D.C. on Saturday night as part of President Donald Trump's efforts to 'clean up' the city, according to White House officials.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio clashed with CBS reporter Margaret Brennan, accusing her of promoting a 'stupid media narrative' in a heated exchange over Ukrainian President Zelensky. The exchange occurred during a Sunday appearance on 'Face the Nation'.
A former Washington Post fact checker criticizes billionaire owner Jeff Bezos for being absent and failing to prioritize saving paper after transitioning to digital publishing. The fact-checker urges Bezos to commit to preserving print media or sell it.
FCS players such as Bryce Lance are offering fans exciting new talent this season, with several hidden gems emerging from smaller colleges like North Dakota State.
Democratic socialist mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani made a general appeal to non-Democrats during his campaign launch in Brooklyn, vowing that his government can meet voters' 'material needs'.
IDF Chief of the General Staff Lieutenant General Eyal Zamir announced Israel's next phase in its war against Hamas during a Sunday field tour for IDF soldiers.
ESPN has cancelled a Colin Kaepernick docuseries directed by Spike Lee after experiencing 'certain creative differences'. The project is no longer happening according to the network and filmmaker in a statement.
Sherrod Brown is a long shot but the best shot Democrats have in Ohio as he has decided to run for the Senate seat again.
President Donald Trump's efforts to secure a Nobel Peace Prize are criticized for hypocrisy, given his recent actions including hosting Russian President Vladimir Putin and approving weapons sales to Israel amid allegations of genocide. This move is seen as Orwellian, where contradictory values are juxtaposed to achieve a desired outcome.
Thousands of anti-Israel demonstrators flooded midtown Manhattan on Saturday afternoon, calling for a 'global intifada,' which many view as an incitement to violence against Jewish communities.
Myanmar's military junta is rebranding itself for elections despite mounting evidence of systemic torture, including the torture of children, as a UN probe reveals atrocities intensifying under the regime. The generals are planning to stage-manage their transition into democratic rule.
Patriots coach Mike Vrabel faces criticism from the media regarding Stefon Diggs' uncertain status for the season opener, amidst his efforts to turn around the franchise.
West Virginia Gov. Patrick Morrisey announced Saturday he is deploying 300-400 National Guard personnel to the nation's capital to support President Donald Trump's initiative to restore cleanliness and security in Washington D.C., part of a broader effort led by Trump to address safety concerns.
Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has declared his country open to foreign companies, including Chinese automaker GWM, in a move that appears to be a reversal of his earlier criticism of Trump's tariffs on Brazil. The remarks were made during the inauguration of GWM's factory in São Paulo.
Civil rights activist Robert L. Woodson Sr. has expressed frustration towards Al Sharpton and The New York Times for perpetuating the idea that America is inherently racist, a notion he believes unfairly disparages the country's progress on civil rights.
New York Times opinion columnist David Brooks has claimed that President Donald Trump ordered Gov. Greg Abbott to launch redistricting in Texas using 'mustard gas' on American democracy, labeling it a threat to the country's democratic institutions.
A federal judge has blocked the Trump administration's investigation into Media Matters, a liberal advocacy group that criticizes Fox News and Elon Musk's X, labeling it as 'retaliation'. The decision comes after Media Matters filed a lawsuit against the FTC over the investigation.
Bill Maher slams Democrats like Kamala Harris and the Clintons for being 'afraid' to appear on his show, a reversal from typical partisan guest invitations.
Protesters across the US are set to rally against a Republican push to redraw congressional district lines under President Trump's leadership. Demonstrations are planned in over 30 states on Saturday as opposition grows to the GOP redistricting effort.
Texas Democrats used similar tactics employed by Donald Trump to draw national attention to a Republican plan, effectively turning the tables on their opponents and gaining momentum in the process. The strategy appears to be paying off for the Democratic party as it looks to challenge the Republican agenda.
A California high school girls volleyball team forfeited a match against an opponent that included a biological male trans athlete Friday night. The decision was made due to safety concerns regarding the team's participation in the game.
Mark Cuban said he won't run for president unless Donald Trump runs for a third term, potentially setting him up to challenge Trump in 2028 if Trump wins re-election.
An Uber driver from Lebanon who was accused of sexually assaulting a young woman in Texas now faces an ICE arrest detainer due to overstaying his visa. An immigration detainer has been lodged against Sameh Mohamad, the suspect.
French leaders are condemning vandals who chopped down a tree honoring a Jewish man tortured and killed in an antisemitic attack; the incident is the latest in a string of hate crimes against Jewish communities.
A federal judge cast doubt on DC Police Chief Peter Newsham's request to sideline his leadership, potentially limiting the Trump administration's ability to assume control of the police department in Washington D.C..
Former President Donald Trump has claimed that the war in Ukraine was 'heading to a third World War' just before his election in 2020, raising questions about his administration's response to the crisis.
Congressional Democrats remain skeptical about a Ukrainian cease-fire after a summit meeting between President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska.
Former California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger is taunting Governor Gavin Newsom over his push for Democratic redistricting, indicating a new battle ahead in the state's politics.
Joe Rogan said American voters are frustrated as they expected Trump's ICE raids to only target violent criminals, not laborers. Voters had hoped these operations would nab gang members instead of individuals like landscapers.
A new Dubai restaurant called Woohoo is set to open, serving as a test ground for an AI-driven dining experience that could redefine the future of food service. The futuristic eatery plans to blur the lines between customer and server in a bold experiment.
The West's claims of spreading freedom and prosperity are contradicted by its history of using hunger and hoarding as tools of war, leaving chronic instability and mass hunger in their wake. Gaza is just one example of a region ravaged by these tactics.
A federal judge has ordered the Department of Health and Human Services to stop sharing Medicaid data with immigration officials, including personal data such as home addresses. The move aims to protect the privacy of Medicaid enrollees.
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene accuses Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy of trying to sabotage a summit between President Donald Trump and Russian leader Vladimir Putin with drone strikes on Russia.
The Department of Homeland Security unveiled a new fleet of branded Immigration and Customs Enforcement vehicles to boost recruitment and visibility. The move marks one of the agency's most visible public displays in its history.
A Guatemalan national was released on his own recognizance after selling THC gummies that hospitalized 12 New York middle-schoolers. The suspect faced no bail in connection to the case.
The Supreme Court has declined to block Mississippi's law requiring parental consent for minors to use nine major social media platforms, allowing the state to enforce the restriction for now.
New York City Democratic mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani defended his plan to run a network of city-run grocery stores, suggesting that store owners can be 'partners' in the venture.
California Governor Gavin Newsom has announced a special election on redistricting as a response to Texas Republicans' efforts to redraw their congressional districts, a move seen as an attempt to stifle voting power in minority communities.
President Donald Trump signed a proclamation honoring the 90th anniversary of the Social Security Act, claiming he has strengthened the program.
Paramount chief Jeff Shell backs cancellation of Stephen Colbert's 'The Late Show', citing a 'huge problem' in the current late-night landscape.
A Staten Island man and his mother were arrested at Miami airport on charges related to a fatal street racing crash in New Jersey that left one person dead; authorities say they were fleeing from law enforcement when they made an escape attempt.
The NYPD released dramatic body cam footage showing officers tackling a 15-year-old alleged teen gunman who opened fire in Brooklyn during a police chase on Thursday. The boy, identified as 15, is accused of opening fire and was apprehended by officers.
Israel's blockade has imposed man-made starvation on Gaza's population since October 2023, intensifying in March 2025. The campaign is exacerbating widespread hunger among the enclave's residents.
Transgender volleyball player Emma Morquecho is suing Westcliff University and the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletes for losing a women's volleyball scholarship after identifying as a woman despite being born male.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's top aide Andriy Yermak faces both criticism and praise as Ukraine continues to fight Russia in its ongoing war. His profile is rising amidst global attention on a planned summit between US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin in Alaska.
President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin's relationship has seen a significant improvement since their first meeting eight years ago, with their most scrutinized association being enjoying an upswing while sharing a room.
A bank phishing scam email has been identified as a threat, with emails appearing alarmingly legitimate to trick victims into revealing their personal information.
Washington, D.C. homeless individuals share their thoughts on President Trump's efforts to crack down on crime and improve city streets, weighing in on his administration's impact on homelessness.
A Republican Senate hopeful has expressed outrage after a whistleblower revealed that illegal immigrants were allegedly given drivers licenses in Louisville, Kentucky, by paying $200 under the table. The candidate described themselves as 'appalled' by the revelation.
MAGA Republicans are attempting to downplay the racist impact of their gerrymandering efforts in congressional district redistricting ahead of next year's midterm elections. They are waging a propaganda push to hide the racial implications of their plans.
A crowd of protesters in Staten Island confronted Democratic mayoral nominee Zohran Mamdani at an anti-Trump rally, telling him to 'go back' and discouraging him from visiting the borough. The event highlighted divisions within New York City's Democratic party ahead of the upcoming mayoral election.
The FBI is investigating after a midair brawl broke out on a Breeze Airways flight from Virginia to California, forcing the plane to divert. The incident occurred on Wednesday morning's flight MX704.
A woman was shot and killed in broad daylight in a 'safe' neighborhood in northeast Washington, D.C., as part of President Trump's federal police takeover effort aimed at reducing crime nationwide.
Washington, D.C.'s mayor struck a dramatically different tune Tuesday regarding President Donald Trump's federalization of the city's police force, downplaying the severity of the issue and diverging from her original response.
Patrick Mahomes gave an inside look into his family's interactions with Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce at Chiefs practice, revealing a conversation between Swift and Patrick's fiancée Brittany Mahomes.
The US Department of Justice is facing skepticism from a Maryland federal judge over its arguments regarding automatic pauses in deportation cases as part of an unusual lawsuit brought by the Trump administration against all 15 district court judges in the state.
Actor Dean Cain is set to become an officer at U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), marking a surprising career shift for the actor who once portrayed Superman in the 1990s TV show Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney faced criticism for failing to promptly condemn an assault of a Jewish man walking with his children in a Montreal suburb. The minister warned Canada is 'marching toward the abyss' due to what he called a lack of swift response.
Former President Donald Trump has launched a crackdown on street crime in Washington D.C., with authorities making 23 arrests on the first day of the operation.
A retired Chicago police chief has warned that Chicago cops will get hurt if they don't receive support from Mayor Brandon Johnson on cooperating with Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The mayor's refusal to help ICE is causing tension between local law enforcement and federal immigration authorities.
Skechers has launched smart shoes for kids that can be tracked via an embedded AirTag, allowing parents to locate their child's shoes using Apple's Find My app. The feature is available on Skechers' latest kids' trainers priced at $79.99 and up.
An American-Asian teenager's solo flight to raise funds for cancer research was cut short when he was detained in Antarctica.
Illinois parents are wary of a new law requiring annual mental health screenings for students in grades 3-12, citing concerns over 'overreach' and potential infringement on parental rights.
California Governor Gavin Newsom is demanding President Donald Trump abandon a GOP-led redistricting push in Texas, threatening to respond with a ballot measure if his demands are not met.
The Trump-backed populist Alternative for Germany (AfD) party has topped polls for the first time, following a trend seen in other allied countries where right-wing populists have gained momentum.
Texas House Democrats are expected to return to the state after fleeing to block Republican efforts to redraw congressional districts as part of their redistricting process.
The Trump administration and Harvard University are reportedly close to reaching a $500 million settlement, according to The New York Times.
The White House has identified a location in Alaska as the site for Friday's historic summit between President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin, but officials are scrambling to prepare for the meeting despite the summer weather presenting logistical challenges.
A French-drafted UNIFIL resolution could pass, potentially shielding Hezbollah as a US ally remains silent on the matter.
Real Madrid has rejected plans for Barcelona to play in Miami's Hard Rock Stadium as part of a proposed Spanish league game in the United States, warning that it marks a turning point for the sport. The move comes after Villarreal agreed to host an away game against Sevilla at the MetLife Stadium in New Jersey.
The Texas state Senate approved new Republican-drawn congressional maps, prompting House Democrats to flee the state.
President Donald Trump's move to federalize the DC Metropolitan Police Department and deploy the National Guard in Washington D.C. has raised concerns about whether he intends to impose strict law enforcement measures on the nation's capital. The uncertainty surrounding his intentions has sparked fears among some of his generals that a crackdown may be imminent.
Meta has hired a prominent right-wing influencer as an adviser to address potential AI bias, amid growing scrutiny over the tech giant's moderation policies and handling of extremist content. The move is seen as an attempt to counter criticism that Meta's AI systems are biased against conservative views.
Comedian Jimmy Kimmel has secured Italian citizenship amid reports that liberal celebrities are considering fleeing the US under President Donald Trump's leadership.
A whistleblower claims a Democratic senator secretly backed an 'illegal' plan to target President Trump through classified leaks. The allegations have sparked renewed scrutiny of alleged wrongdoing by top Democrats.
President Trump has endorsed Georgia Lt. Gov. Burt Jones for governor, a move that boosts Jones' chances in the upcoming primary and potentially hurts Attorney General Chris Carr's bid.
Over 100,000 Americans have applied for roles with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) since the organization began a recruiting drive at the end of last month, according to the Department of Homeland Security.
Sen. Bernie Sanders brought his 'Fighting Oligarchy Tour' to Trump strongholds in deep-red West Virginia, drawing large crowds despite the state's typically Republican leanings.
Instagram has introduced new features to help users share more easily with friends, including Friend Map and a Friends tab in Reels, but some are raising concerns about user privacy and data protection. The company's latest changes have sparked debate among users and experts over the balance between sharing and safeguarding personal information.
UN investigators have found evidence of systematic torture in Myanmar's detention facilities, identifying senior officials as responsible for the abuse. The investigation has gathered conclusive proof of widespread and deliberate use of torture by those in power.
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has stated that Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu is in denial about the suffering inflicted on Gaza, with the international community now saying 'Enough'.
President Donald Trump's takeover of the Washington, DC, police sparked a scramble across the city, marking an unprecedented federal move to control local law enforcement operations.
Congress is bracing for a funding deadline looming, likening it to 'a chamber of horrors' as lawmakers scramble to secure financial support. The government's fate hangs in the balance amid partisan gridlock and time-sensitive negotiations.
The Supreme Court's next Second Amendment case may be connected to a high-profile drug case, marking another potential landmark decision on gun rights in its upcoming term.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott's flood relief efforts surpassed California Governor Gavin Newsom's despite Democratic lawmakers stalling and hiding out, while news of the delay spread across multiple social media platforms.
The Trump administration's 'Make America Healthy Again' report is set to be released in several weeks, but its next steps remain unclear. The exact timeline for implementing the agenda's goals is still unknown, leaving Americans waiting for further details.
Jen Pawol made MLB history as the first female umpire to be featured in a big league game after over a decade serving in the minor leagues. She debuted on the bases during her big league debut performance.
Democratic lawmakers are pushing for a probe into Trump's plan to pull funds from an Air Force nuclear modernization program, amid controversy over his private jet deal with Qatar. A group of senators is seeking details from Secretary of the Air Force Troy Meink on the administration's plan to redirect funds.
President Donald Trump criticized Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy over Ukraine's refusal of a proposed land swap in a dispute involving Crimea, and hinted at meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin to resolve the issue. The two leaders are set for a 'feel out' meeting, according to Trump.
U2 band members Bono, The Edge, Adam Clayton, and Larry Mullen Jr. speak out on the Gaza conflict, calling it a 'test of our shared humanity'. Their statements reflect the band's long history of using their platform to raise awareness about social and humanitarian issues.
President Donald Trump will hold a news conference at the White House on Monday to discuss crime in Washington D.C., as federal agents begin deploying to the streets.
CBS News staffers express cautious optimism over a potentially smoother work environment under new Paramount CEO David Ellison, who has made their office one of his first stops since taking control of the merged company.
President Donald Trump used printed charts instead of his usual Oval Office gaudiness to present information to the media, highlighting the contrast between his presentation style and his office's usual opulence. The move was seen as an attempt to downplay his lavish decor.
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul said Sunday she has identified 'areas of alignment' with democratic socialist New York City mayoral frontrunner Zohran Mamdani.