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Former roommates Abigail Spanberger and Mikie Sherrill are vying to lead a Democratic revival as candidates for governor, building on their roles in the 2018 blue wave that swept control of the House of Representatives.
Federal judges acknowledged using AI to prepare court orders with errors, admitting the staff's misuse of technology in the judicial process. The admissions followed an inquiry by Senator Chuck Grassley over the summer.
Andrew Cuomo's Stop-Mamdani movement may fall short for him despite Eric Adams' endorsement after the final New York mayoral debate, which Cuomo attended while watching a Knicks game. The ousted governor appeared happy about the outcome of his appearance at the event.
US President Donald Trump's visit to Malaysia is set to test Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's balancing act amidst regional and domestic challenges facing the country.
New billboards in Florida and Texas criticize New York and New Jersey over a massive exodus of residents fleeing to red states due to high taxes and regulations. The movement is dubbed 'Gone to Florida and Texas.
Andrew Cuomo's mayoral campaign has walked back a controversial AI-generated ad targeting Mamdani voters, depicting opposing supporters as criminals and vagrants. The ad was met with widespread criticism and is now being retracted by the campaign.
President Donald Trump has postponed a deployment of federal troops to San Francisco initially planned for this weekend. The move comes as tensions remain high in the city amid ongoing protests and demonstrations.
NASA and California-based company Skyeports are collaborating on exploring the possibility of living in giant moon glass spheres, which could potentially transform the Moon's surface into a network of glowing cities.
The hunger crisis in Gaza remains 'catastrophic' two weeks after a ceasefire took effect, according to the World Health Organization's chief, as international aid groups demand Israel lifts its blockade on humanitarian deliveries.
Social media erupts after New York City mayoral debate between candidates Eric Adams and Kathryn Garcia, with some viewers criticizing candidates Andrew Cuomo and Ram Rao Mamdani for their negative attacks on each other during the debate.
President Donald Trump has pardoned Binance co-founder Changpeng Zhao, who pleaded guilty to a money laundering charge in 2023, according to the White House.
Donald Trump is expected to make similar false promises about reducing consumer energy costs in an effort to regain power, despite having made similar claims last year that proved untrue. His tactics are seen as a desperate attempt to deceive voters again.
Mosquitoes have been detected in Iceland for the first time, resulting in the country losing its status as one of the only places without them. The detection is attributed to climate change, which has led to warmer temperatures and changing environmental conditions.
The White House's plan to rig district maps is advancing in some states, including North Carolina, where Republicans have created one of the nation's most gerrymandered district maps, earning an F rating from Princeton University's Gerrymandering Project.
A new poll in Virginia's gubernatorial election shows a narrow Democratic lead of just one percentage point as the state heads into Election Day.
A malicious VPN app is targeting Android users, stealing their money through fake banking apps and phishing campaigns that trick users into revealing sensitive data. Authorities are urging Android users to delete the fake app immediately to protect themselves from further financial loss.
Vice President JD Vance condemned former White House press secretary Jen Psaki's comments implying his wife Usha is afraid of him, calling them 'disgraceful'.
President Donald Trump has yet to endorse a candidate in Virginia's gubernatorial race, but recent comments have raised questions about his potential backing for Winsome Earle-Sears.
China's ruling Communist Party has outlined a five-year plan focused on rapid self-reliance in science and technology, aiming to drive 'profound' changes in the country.
Author Michael Wolff sues Melania Trump after she threatened to sue him over his claims about her connections to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Wolff is seeking retraction of statements made about Melania Trump and her alleged association with Epstein.
Illinois gubernatorial candidate Darren Bailey announced that he has lost his son, daughter-in-law, and two grandchildren in a helicopter crash in Montana.
Miami Heat guard Terry Rozier was arrested as part of a widespread FBI investigation into illegal sports betting.
NBA legends Chauncey Billups, head coach of the Portland Trail Blazers, and Terry Rozier, guard for the Miami Heat, were arrested as part of a widespread FBI investigation into gambling.
Candidates came out swinging at New York City's final mayoral debate, launching personal attacks and spotlighting each other's hotspots, in a tense exchange that saw one candidate describe an opponent as 'knock him on his tuchas'. The debate showcased the fierce rivalries between the candidates ahead of the election.
Britney Spears' ex-husband Kevin Federline has made explosive allegations in his new tell-all memoir, claiming she once used cocaine and attempted to breastfeed their children after using the substance.
The director of the Louvre Museum is under fire over spectacular security failures that allowed thieves to steal over $100 million worth of jewels, including a camera pointed away from the key balcony. The museum's security lapses have sparked widespread criticism and scrutiny.
Prominent progressive lawmakers AOC and Sanders have raked in millions of dollars in contributions, cementing their grip on the Democratic Party as far-left candidates continue to draw primetime attention.
An illegal immigrant released from custody by the Biden administration is accused of being involved in a fatal crash that killed three people, according to reports.
Venezuela's President Nicolás Maduro boasts of possessing 'thousands' of Russian-made anti-aircraft missiles in key air defense positions amid growing US military deployment tensions.
Republicans are attempting to influence upcoming midterm elections before they even start, sparking concerns among Democrats and critics who say it's an attempt to 'steal' the election. A protest sign outside the North Carolina Legislature expressed frustration with Republican lawmakers' efforts.
California Governor Gavin Newsom has threatened to sue the Trump administration if National Guard troops are sent to San Francisco, labeling President Trump a 'wannabe tyrant'.
A new internet meme featuring the numbers 6-7 has taken off among kids, with many fans interrupting live broadcasts and sharing it on social media. The mysterious trend is leaving sports reporters, including Oregon State's Liv Cleary, baffled.
Front-runners for New York City mayor, Zohran Mamdani and Andrew Cuomo, clashed in a heated debate on alleged personal scandals, with Cuomo labeling Mamdani's energy as 'toxic'. The intense exchange marked one of the most contentious moments of the night.
Sen. John Fetterman, D-Pa., is willing to 'pay a price' to help reopen the government, even if it means breaking with his party, to prioritize the country over partisan interests. The statement came as the shutdown stretches into its fourth week.
Mayoral candidates in New York City engaged in a heated and sometimes vicious debate as they made their final appeal to voters just before early voting begins this weekend. The candidates traded barbs on Wednesday night, leaving no opponent unscathed in their final pitch to the electorate.
The International Olympic Committee recommends holding no major sports competitions in Indonesia following the country's decision to bar the Israeli national gymnastics team from the World Championships.
California Republicans are launching a voter ID ballot push, aiming to require voters to show identification before casting their ballots, and need 875,000 signatures by a deadline to make it happen.
Draymond Green picked up a technical foul just over six minutes into Tuesday's NBA season opener against the Los Angeles Lakers. The Golden State Warriors are off to a strong start, with Green getting in midseason form despite an early misstep.
The International Court of Justice has ruled that Israel must allow aid into blockaded Gaza and provide basic needs to its population.
Pregnant women held in US detention report receiving inadequate care under the Trump administration, calling for an end to detaining pregnant women.
President Donald Trump suggested Tuesday that the Department of Justice owes him money for past prosecutions against him. He made the comment during a press briefing in the Oval Office.
A prominent NYC rabbi warns Jewish New Yorkers that Democratic socialist mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani poses a danger to the community, urging them not to vote for him before Election Day.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has issued a warning to New York that Democratic mayoral nominee Zohran Mamdani's election could lead to more 'turmoil,' citing his sympathetic views towards communism and Islamism.
Researchers discover a plant compound found in apples, figs and guava that could one day replace antibiotics in treating gum disease, potentially providing a natural alternative to traditional treatments. The compound's effectiveness was tested in a study conducted by scientists from São Paulo State University's Araraquara School of Medical Sciences.
Team Trump has made significant changes to the White House's East Wing, including renovating the Rose Garden and Oval Office, while also making alterations to the Lincoln bedroom. The scope of these changes has left many to wonder about the long-term impact on the historic building.
Scammers are targeting retirees with election tricks and fake polling updates ahead of the November 4th vote, seeking to steal personal details, money, or even their votes.
Virginia Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle-Sears has been praised by President Donald Trump after being endorsed by him despite Democratic challenger Abigail Spanberger's non-endorsement. Spanberger had mocked the Republican relationship with Trump using a SpongeBob SquarePants reference.
Senator Jeff Merkley delivers an overnight speech criticizing President Trump's actions as a 'grave threat to democracy,' addressing the Senate on Tuesday and Wednesday morning.
The federal government has entered its longest full shutdown in US history, with no signs of an end in sight, and Congress shows no indication of resolving the impasse.
Sen. Jeff Merkley delivered a marathon overnight speech on the Senate floor to protest President Donald Trump's alleged threats to democracy. He held the floor to express his opposition to what he described as 'grave threats' by the Trump administration.
A driver attempting to breach White House security was stopped when they crashed their vehicle into a barricade, and the incident is currently under investigation.
China's daily exports to the US total around $1 billion, demonstrating Xi Jinping's bargaining power despite a 55% tariff on Chinese goods during Donald Trump's trade war. This resilience shows many Chinese products remain essential to American markets even with high levies.
Colombia's former defense minister Juan Carlos Pinzón claims that the U.S.-Colombia alliance has 'collapsed' under President Gustavo Petro due to his alignment with Venezuela and leftist policies.
Former Republican Sen. John E. Sununu has announced candidacy for his old job in New Hampshire, marking a return to politics after a stint in the private sector.
Trump jumps into New Jersey race as GOP chases rare flip of governor’s seat With just two weeks until Election Day and the latest polls suggesting the Republican nominee Jack Ciattarelli narrowing the gap with Democratic rival Rep. Mikee Sherrill in New Jersey's crucial race.
FBI investigators under former Director James Comey scrutinized Sen. Lindsey Graham and 8 colleagues as part of an alleged anti-Trump crusade.
The White House has launched a social media strategy involving memes and fake videos to try to boost support among President Trump's base during the government shutdown. The strategy is part of an effort to counter the opposition party's claims that the president is 'losing' online.
Royal jewels stolen from the Louvre museum in Paris over the weekend are valued at more than $100m. The theft was described as a 'brazen daylight robbery' by a French prosecutor.
President Donald Trump is touting a new appeals court ruling that endorsed his deployment of the National Guard to Portland, Oregon, as he seeks the Supreme Court's approval for similar deployments in other cities, including Chicago. The Supreme Court is weighing whether to allow Trump's administration to deploy the National Guard without congressional approval.
A group of NYU students handed out communist literature at a 'No Kings' rally in NYC and vowed to overthrow capitalism through a Marxist revolution.
President Donald Trump warned that New York City may elect a 'communist' mayor and expressed preference for a Democrat over a far-left candidate in the city's impending mayoral race. The warning came as the NYC mayoral race enters its final stretch.
President Donald Trump said he could be seeking $230 million from his own Justice Department as compensation for past investigations into him.
U.S. cattle ranchers oppose President Trump's plan to import more beef from Argentina to lower consumer prices, citing concerns about fair market value for their livestock. The move is seen as a threat to American ranchers' livelihoods and industry.
Two weeks before Election Day, polls suggest a tight race for New Jersey governor between the two main candidates, amid a multitude of other key 2025 races to watch.
Former Vice President Kamala Harris hinted at her potential future in politics, telling host Charlamagne tha God she's 'in it for the fight' and condemned the Trump administration.
Donald Trump's $20 billion bailout of Argentina exposes the inconsistency between his 'America First' slogan and his actual actions, sparking criticism that he prioritizes foreign interests over American needs. The move has raised questions about the sincerity of Trump's promise to put America first.
Japan's new Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has shifted the country to the right under her leadership, embracing a pro-stimulus conservative agenda and drawing comparisons to British Iron Lady Margaret Thatcher.
Millions of Americans participated in nationwide 'No Kings' rallies last Saturday, protesting what they see as a president acting like a monarch, but the endgame and future actions of the protesters remain unclear.
The Jerusalem Post's Editor-in-Chief Zvika Klein criticized The New York Times as having 'by far' the worst coverage of the Israel-Hamas war in US media, according to an interview with Fox News Digital. Klein made this statement while commenting on the press coverage of the conflict.
The US and other countries reliant on rare earths face a long-term threat from China's potential restriction of the critical minerals, sparking efforts to diversify supply chains and achieve self-sufficiency.
Former Rep. George Santos has had his sentence commuted and pardoned by President Trump, effectively wiping out costly federal investigations into him. The move allows Santos to leave prison early and regain some of his lost credibility in law enforcement.
Senate Republicans head to the White House in a show of unity, despite a stalemate on ending the ongoing government shutdown that is now in its fourth week.
Indian Muslims are condemning a government crackdown on their community after individuals were charged for allegedly saying 'I love Muhammad' in a public statement. The move has sparked widespread outrage among Muslim residents in Uttar Pradesh's Kanpur city.
A Texas mom who was recently named to a national '40 Under 40' list has been arrested along with her husband after leaving their six-month-old baby on a Florida beach.
Actress Cheryl Hines disclosed that she turned down an offer from her ex-boyfriend Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to fake their separation during his 2024 presidential campaign.
Comedians Joe Rogan and Andrew Schulz mocked former Vice President Kamala Harris' claim that people are calling her the most qualified presidential candidate, implying it's an ironic boon to President Donald Trump.
Senate Majority Leader John Thune declared Paul Ingrassia's nomination for special counsel is dead on arrival, citing opposition from his colleagues.
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries is expected to soon make a decision on endorsing NYC mayoral candidate Sharif Maminadi, after dodging the question for weeks.
Israel has continued its air strikes and shootings in Gaza despite a fragile ceasefire deal with Hamas, while US envoys work to strengthen the agreement.
A new video has emerged showing what could be the Louvre thieves in action during the brazen daytime heist that took place at Paris' world-famous museum on Sunday. The footage was obtained by French broadcaster BFM and appears to show the suspects carrying out the robbery.
Trump administration agencies are coordinating to expose the Biden administration's alleged 'prolific and dangerous' weaponization of government. The effort is aimed at shedding light on the administration's actions.
Protesters at a 'No Kings' demonstration in Chicago were filmed bashing a pinata resembling President Donald Trump during a rally on Saturday. The protesters were gathered outside an Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility.
Hillary Clinton was among those who mocked and expressed bewilderment over a viral video posted by President Donald Trump featuring an AI-generated segment suggesting the abolition of kings. The satirical video sparked ridicule from Democrats and Trump administration critics on social media.
Kenvue, the maker of Tylenol, is pushing back against potential FDA changes to the product's safety label that link its use in pregnancy to a possible autism connection. The company says the proposed changes are not supported by sufficient evidence.
President Trump is urging California Democrats to welcome the National Guard to San Francisco as part of a crackdown, but Governor Gavin Newsom has pushed back against the idea, warning it could 'ruin one of America's greatest cities'.
Donald Trump blasts Colombian President Ivan Duque over alleged strike death of a suspected drug trafficker.
Convicted congressional Republican Rep. George Santos has reached a plea deal with prosecutors as part of his ongoing sentencing for wire fraud charges, further entangling him in the controversy surrounding former President Donald Trump. The development adds to Trump's history of supporting disgraced Republicans, including ex-Rep. Matt Gaetz and other convicted officials.
President Donald Trump called Colombian President Gustavo Petro a 'lunatic' and vowed to end all US payments over drug trafficking, doubling down on his criticism of the country's policies.
The US Secret Service found a suspicious hunting stand near the Air Force One landing zone in Florida ahead of President's arrival, raising concerns about potential security threats.
Thieves carried out a brazen heist at the Louvre Museum in Paris, stealing priceless Crown Jewels in a targeted robbery early Monday morning.
Former Kentucky AG Daniel Cameron praised the 'by the book' prosecutor handling Democratic New York Attorney General Letitia James' indictment on charges of bank fraud and making false statements. He described the prosecutor as someone who 'means business'.
Former Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron, a former protégé of Sen. Mitch McConnell, has distanced himself from his former boss as he runs to replace him in the Kentucky race that will define the GOP future.
Actress Cheryl Hines revealed that she refused RFK Jr.'s offer to fake a separation during his heated 2024 presidential campaign.
CBS News editor-in-chief Bari Weiss reportedly expressed surprise at being perceived as biased by '60 Minutes' staff, according to a new report, leaving her stunned by their assumption.
Japan's governing party leader Sanae Takaichi is on track to become the country's first female prime minister after finding a crucial replacement for her partner.
A gang of thieves who robbed the Louvre Museum in Paris made a targeted heist and stole some of France's most famous crown jewels, which could be melted down to avoid detection. The stolen jewels' value is estimated to be worth millions, according to an expert.
George Santos snapped at CNN host over an idea that President Donald Trump gave him 'favorable treatment', clashing in a heated interview on Sunday. The newly freed ex-congressman described comments from critics as 'pearl-clutching'.
Two Israel Defense Forces (IDF) soldiers were killed by terror operatives in Rafah, southern Gaza, amid a 'severe' ceasefire violation, with an analyst warning that it's 'not the last.
Lara Trump shares a controversial 'no-wait-at-the-gate' travel strategy that has sparked debate on airport arrival times for departing flights. The strategy has ignited a discussion among travelers and experts.
President Donald Trump has appointed Detroit-area entrepreneur Mark Savaya, a key figure in boosting Muslim American turnout for his 2016 campaign, as special envoy to Iraq.