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Republican candidate Derek Dooley jumps into Georgia's Senate race, touting support for Donald Trump and targeting incumbent Ossoff.
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Dozens of Texas Democrats are fleeing the state to block a redistricting vote that could benefit Republicans in a dramatic effort to derail an upcoming legislative process. The lawmakers flew out to avoid participating in a Republican-backed redistricting vote.
Kevin Hassett fires back at NBC host Kristen Welker after she accused him of 'shooting the messenger' for criticizing President Trump's decision to fire the head of the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Hassett defended himself against Welker's claims that he was targeting her rather than the president's actions.
Hackers are actively exploiting a new zero-day bug in Microsoft's SharePoint Server software, putting critical government agencies at risk, particularly those tied to national security.
A Trump official has described the Russia collusion narrative as a 'coup' and 'seditious conspiracy' with numerous 'egregious felonies,' indicating his strong criticism of Democrats involved in the investigation.
Radio host Charlamagne Tha God expresses doubt about a potential Kamala Harris 2028 presidential run and urges Democrats to overthrow the 'old regime'.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has responded to a Hamas propaganda video showing 24-year-old Israeli hostage Evyatar David as 'severely emaciated' and digging what he described as his own grave, condemning Hamas's actions as having no boundaries. The video has sparked widespread outrage and condemnation from the international community.
The US Department of Health and Human Services is working to overhaul the organ transplant system it claims has 'betrayed America,' citing inefficiencies and high costs that can lead to patients waiting years for a transplant. The agency's goal is to improve access to life-saving transplants while controlling costs and ensuring fairness in the allocation process.
Young progressives at the Voters of Tomorrow Summit identify Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and New York City mayoral nominee Zohran Mamdani as key figures shaping the future of the Democratic Party, provided they adhere to progressive principles.
A Christian-Jewish organization delivered emergency aid to persecuted Syrian minorities under threat from jihadi groups.
Apple has released iOS 18.6, which addresses 29 security flaws and is available for download now to protect against potential threats.
Transgender plaintiffs have filed a new complaint challenging Idaho's bathroom law that restricts access to women's restrooms, citing concerns over privacy and equality. The lawsuit aims to overturn the state's H.B. 264 legislation.
Several pro-Israel Democratic lawmakers are distancing themselves from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in an effort to counter growing opposition to Israel within their party amid the Gaza crisis. This move aims to prevent a shift away from traditionally strong support for Israel among Democrats.
Former Secret Service Director Kimberly Cheatle will not have her top-level security clearance renewed by the agency. This decision follows her resignation last year amidst scrutiny over secure practices during her tenure.
FBI Director Kash Patel fired back at media critics who labeled him a liar after uncovering secret 'burn bags' containing classified documents related to the origins of the Trump-Russia probe.
The St. Louis couple who went viral in 2020 for wielding guns during a Black Lives Matter protest have regained possession of their semiautomatic AR-15 rifle five years after losing it to the city.
Charlamagne tha God has suggested comedian and actor Kevin Hart as a potential candidate for the 2028 presidential election. The radio host made the surprising suggestion in a recent interview, sparking interest and debate among fans.
Stand-up comedian and podcast host Marc Maron is retiring his popular podcast 'WTF with Marc Maron' due to its format having acquired a negative cultural impact.
Sen. Rick Scott has endorsed Rep. Byron Donalds in his bid for Florida governor, a move seen as backing Trump's preferred candidate.
The Office of Special Counsel has launched an investigation into former special counsel Jack Smith, who led criminal probes into President Donald Trump's handling of classified documents and alleged espionage. The probe will examine Smith's conduct as a prosecutor.
New footage showing a racial slur yelled during a brutal beatdown in Cincinnati, Ohio, has emerged, revealing the N-word was shouted by someone involved in the violence. The incident occurred last weekend and has sparked outrage among local residents.
A fourth arrest has been made in connection with a violent Cincinnati brawl that occurred on July 26 as authorities continue their investigation. Dominique Kittle faces charges related to the incident.
Migrant crossings through Panama's notorious Darién Gap have plummeted to near zero amid a crackdown by US President Donald Trump, rendering the treacherous corridor largely deserted.
It's been a wild month in America, marked by huge bills and even bigger freakouts, including a media meltdown over the cancellation of Stephen Colbert. July also saw other unexpected events, from bizarre Blue Angels controversies to biting incidents in offices.
Democratic lawmakers are suing after being denied access to an ICE facility in Maryland, prompting the Department of Homeland Security to clarify its procedures for congressional visits. The lawsuits come as Democrats seek greater oversight over immigration enforcement policies and practices.
The Department of Justice has begun investigating election practices targeting non-citizens on voter rolls, as part of the Trump administration's push for election integrity. Attorney General Pam Bondi directed DOJ officials to probe election practices nationwide in this effort.
Myanmar's lawless mining activities have been linked to hazardous pollution in the Mekong River, threatening the livelihoods of thousands of people dependent on fishing like Laotian fisherman Khon. The river's toxic waste is also affecting aquatic life and local ecosystems.
Outgoing CBS 'The Late Show' host Stephen Colbert failed to address key topics in an interview with former Vice President Kamala Harris, including her views on Biden's decline and her involvement in Trump's '60 Minutes' lawsuit. The interview seemed fawning rather than substantive.
President Donald Trump expressed hope that former presidential opponent Hillary Clinton will be investigated for election fraud.
Former FBI Director Christopher Wray was referred to the Department of Justice by a Washington-based government transparency watchdog for allegedly misleading lawmakers about a Catholic memo and China probes. The referral urges a criminal investigation into the claims against Wray.
A gunman, identified as Michael Paul Brown, shot multiple people at a Montana business on Friday, prompting an intensive manhunt by authorities for a suspect believed to be armed and dangerous.
A man accused of setting a Virginia city councilman ablaze told police he intended to kill him, according to charging documents. The suspect allegedly drenched the councilman in gasoline and then ignited him on fire.
GOP activist Scott Presler is pushing voter registration and turnout efforts in New Jersey to flip the governorship red in November, disputing the state's reputation as being 'just a Democrat state'.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has called for direct talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin amid efforts by former US President Donald Trump to broker peace. Trump has set a deadline for negotiations between the two leaders.
Kamala Harris has announced she's taking a break from politics due to feeling like America's 'broken system'. This decision comes as some speculate that she may be quitting politics altogether, but others say it's just a temporary pause.
A federal judge has paused the cancellation of US National Institutes of Health grants for LGBTQ+ health research, blocking President Trump's administration decision to terminate these grants.
Skydance Entertainment has denied involvement in the cancellation of Stephen Colbert's late-night CBS show and claims it complied with anti-bribery laws after receiving Senate Democrats' suggestions regarding a Paramount deal.
Sen. Josh Hawley insists he has a good rapport with President Trump despite the president's harsh criticism of his bill to ban stock trading among top government officials. The senator believes he can work with the president to get the stock-trading ban done.
iPhone users can turn the Notes app into a secret messaging platform by using it to send messages that disappear after being read. This clever trick allows for discreet conversations without raising suspicion.
The Trump administration has cancelled its plan to deploy additional National Guard troops to Los Angeles amid dwindling anti-ICE protests, leaving only 250 Guardsmen in the city.
A Florida high school teacher, Molly Mersereau, 36, has been arrested for allegedly having an inappropriate relationship with a 17-year-old female student she employed by the Santa Rosa County School district.
The DOJ's approval of a major corporate merger has exposed a rift within the MAGA movement, as the decision was made despite opposition from lower-ranking officials who were reportedly against the deal due to its strong ties to Trump supporters. The move highlights internal divisions within the MAGA faction over business and regulatory issues.
A Ukrainian mother says she wishes she had been with her 10-year-old son when a Russian airstrike killed him, describing the loss as a devastating black hole in their world. The child's death is part of the many innocent lives lost during the ongoing war in Ukraine.
Radio host Charlamagne tha God suggests former Vice President Kamala Harris should start a podcast instead of seeking elected office again. He argues that her time in electoral politics is over and there could still be a role for her within the Democratic Party.
Former California Republican Congresswoman Michelle Steel will not seek re-election, citing 'other goals' as her reason for leaving office.
A transgender illegal alien has been charged with child rape in New York, the 'worst of the worst' case involving a sanctuary city, according to the Department of Homeland Security.
James Carville urges Democrats to focus on criticizing President Donald Trump rather than engaging in discussions on 'woke' issues. He warns that getting drawn into these debates could make them appear silly.
A Washington, D.C. disciplinary board recommends that Jeffrey Clark, a former Trump White House official, be disbarred for his efforts to overturn the 2020 election.
A record share of US kindergartners had an exemption for a required vaccination last school year, and coverage for all reported vaccines including the measles vaccine was lower than the previous year.
Fishing season brings opportunities for serene days on the water, but choosing the right fishing rod can make all the difference in an enjoyable experience. A high-quality fishing rod is essential for reeling in a catch, and this guide aims to provide anglers with the best options available.
Myanmar's military government has ended its state of emergency ahead of planned elections that opposition groups have vowed to boycott, raising concerns about their legitimacy.
Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi appeared agitated when CNN's Jake Tapper confronted her about insider trading allegations on his show 'The Lead'.
President Donald Trump is set to host professional athletes for a signing ceremony of an executive order expanding on his presidential sports council, which will focus on promoting healthy lifestyles and combating childhood obesity.
President Donald Trump's strained relationships with Russian President Vladimir Putin and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are hindering his efforts to achieve his foreign policy goals. The president expressed disappointment after a recent conversation with Putin.
Twelve Democratic lawmakers have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration over its new policy limiting access to federal immigration detention centers. They claim the policy is unlawfully obstructing their efforts to visit these centers.
Comedian and podcast host Joe Rogan is criticizing President Trump's aggressive measures targeting international students on US college campuses.
At least three people are dead, including two children, after a dramatic explosion Tuesday afternoon at a Nebraska biofuels plant. The blast also caused building collapse and was captured on camera by nearby security footage.
Democratic presidential candidate Zohran Mamdani criticized President Donald Trump's immigration policies during his first press conference since a mass shooting in New York City, citing 'sad reality' of customs hassle on his way back from Uganda.
Families of hostages held in Gaza have criticized UK and France for recognizing a Palestinian state, warning it rewards terrorist group Hamas.
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Army Secretary Dan Driscoll has rescinded a leadership offer extended to former CISA director Jen Easterly at the U.S. Military Academy at West Point, citing concerns over her past work on COVID-19 vaccine mandates and her involvement in the Biden administration's vaccine policies.
New York City's Democratic mayoral nominee Zohran Mamdani dodged responsibility for his past call to defund the police during his first press conference since a deadly Manhattan shooting that left four people dead.
A long-awaited stock trading ban passed through the Senate Homeland Security and Government Affairs Committee as it was cleared by both committee Democrats and bill sponsor Sen. Josh Hawley; however, reports of White House pushback against the bill were denied.
Democratic New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani dodged reporters' questions about a recent mass shooting while returning from an Africa vacation in Uganda.
A United Nations war crimes court has denied a request from Ratko Mladic, a Bosnian Serb military leader who led the Srebrenica massacre, for early release.
Chicago comedians argue that the cancellation of 'The Late Show with Stephen Colbert' will actually lead to more jokes about President Donald Trump, contradicting liberal critics who claim it will result in fewer Trump jokes.
North Carolina's former governor Roy Cooper is considered the Democrats' best hope for taking a key Senate seat in 2026 due to his popularity and experience in the state. As a moderate Democrat who won re-election as governor in 2018, Cooper has built a broad coalition of support that could help him secure the Senate seat.
A gunman stormed into a Manhattan high-rise building, killing an NYPD officer, a Blackstone executive, and a security guard among others, in a tragic incident that took place at the end of business day on Monday.
A suspect is in custody after a shooting at a residential daycare in a Los Angeles neighborhood left at least one person injured on Tuesday.
Tennessee congressman Rep. Tim Burchett broke a rib after being accidentally kicked by a horse during a farm accident. He is recovering from the injury.
Ghislaine Maxwell's lawyers sent a letter to U.S. House Oversight Chairman James Comer asking for consideration of a pardon in exchange for her testimony about Jeffrey Epstein and other related matters. The letter doubles as an unofficial application for President Donald Trump's consideration.
New Hampshire Secretary of State has declined to assist the Trump Department of Justice's efforts to collect information on the state's election processes, amid concerns over potential election meddling. The decision comes as part of a larger pushback against the DOJ's Republican-led efforts.
UCLA agrees to pay $6 million to settle claims of discrimination against Jewish students and faculty members stemming from the university's handling of anti-Israel protests.
Meta's new wearable gesture control wristband allows users to control screens hands-free, potentially revolutionizing the way we interact with computers without traditional input methods.
US Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, a Trump ally, suggests Israel may be committing genocide against Palestinians in Gaza, sparking controversy and condemnation from some quarters.
President Donald Trump voiced support for law enforcement agencies after a gunman killed an off-duty NYPD officer in a Manhattan office tower shooting, calling the shooter a 'crazed lunatic.
The Washington Post is experiencing a mass exodus of top talent following another round of buyouts, as the paper's new management seeks to overhaul its editorial direction and secure its financial future. The departures come amid efforts to restore stability at an embattled publication.
India's Home Minister Amit Shah claims all suspects linked to the Kashmir attack have been killed, ending their involvement in the April 2019 tourist killings in Pahalgam.
The world's first passenger jet was a luxurious death trap, but it has been brought back to life as modern technology and redesign have made the original model safer and more efficient.
Large investment firms on Wall Street are taking control of utility companies as data centers multiply across the US, potentially leading to higher electricity bills for consumers. Energy demand is increasing at a rapid pace due to the growing number of data centers in the country.
The wars promised to be ended by President Trump are escalating, according to Brett McGurk, a CNN global affairs analyst who served in senior national security positions under multiple U.S. presidents.
The US Supreme Court has continued to reject President Donald Trump's arguments on citizenship for children born in the US to non-citizens, with judges ruling against his claims in multiple cases.
India says it has killed three militants behind Kashmir tourist massacre; the deadly attack on tourists in India-administered Kashmir earlier this year was carried out by the three militants responsible for the killing.
The Trump administration has released new documents outlining proposed changes to passport and Social Security rules aimed at enforcing President Donald Trump's plan to end birthright citizenship, a move he previously described as a 'merit-based' immigration system.
A federal judge rejected a last-minute bid by a Trump ally to open Federal Reserve interest rate meetings to the public. The request was denied in a decision that left the secretive meetings intact.
A federal judge in Boston blocked the Trump administration's attempt to cut funding for Planned Parenthood clinics nationwide, ruling that the effort was likely unconstitutional.
Florida state senator criticizes his visit to Alligator Alcatraz, a facility holding 32 immigrant men in small cages, describing the conditions as 'unacceptable'.
New emojis are set to be released soon for devices, continuing a long-standing tradition of using pictures to communicate that dates back to ancient hieroglyphs. The update brings new visual language options to the digital age.
OpenAI has released its ChatGPT agent, which can perform truly autonomous AI tasks and act as a real assistant that takes action on your behalf. The significant advancement in artificial intelligence marks a major leap forward for the tech giant.
A new scientific study from Auburn University has found that many dogs are indeed paying attention to television shows and movies, with some studies suggesting up to 40% of canines watch TV regularly.
President Donald Trump met with UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer on Monday, following the signing of a trade deal with the European Union just a day earlier. The bilateral meeting comes amid increasing tensions between the US and EU over trade policies.
Indian security forces have killed three suspected rebels in India-administered Kashmir during a firefight in a national park, according to the military.
The staff of '60 Minutes' are preparing to move forward after resolving their settlement with Paramount and Donald Trump, but lingering concerns remain. The news program has endured a tumultuous period in its 57-year history.
Former President Barack Obama issued a rare statement weighing in on the hunger situation in Gaza, suggesting aid must flow to Palestinians regardless of Israeli security demands.
Former CBS anchor Connie Chung warns that the recent merger between Paramount Global and Skydance Media could mark 'the end' of journalism as she knows it and honest reporting, on CNN Friday.
The US Department of Justice has been considering a pardon for Ghislaine Maxwell, but it's unclear whether President Trump will ultimately grant her clemency due to concerns over his treatment of Epstein associates in the past. A pardon would come as a significant relief for Maxwell, who faces several charges related to her role in Jeffrey Epstein's sex trafficking ring.
President Donald Trump returns to Washington after a trip to Scotland, where he is set to focus on global trade agreements and the Federal Reserve's decision on interest rate cuts.
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang praises President Donald Trump as a bold visionary for America's business success, despite his company's corporate filings showing a different tune. Huang has been on a charm offensive recently to distance Nvidia from its criticisms of the administration.
A husband and wife were killed at Devil's Den State Park in Arkansas while hiking with their two young daughters, prompting an urgent manhunt for a suspect at large. The incident occurred on the weekend, but no further details have been released by authorities.