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James Carville, a key figure in Bill Clinton's 1992 victory, breaks with his own 'It's the economy, stupid' slogan due to President Trump's economic policies.
Democrat Rep. Susie Lee clashes with her own party's ideal of bipartisanship after expressing a desire to 'beat the s--- out of' Republican opponent Hegseth in an interview. The statement seems at odds with Lee's reputation as a bipartisan dealmaker.
A record-breaking heat wave is expected to hit during the July Fourth holiday, making food safety a critical concern as people may be more vulnerable to illness due to extreme temperatures. As a result, individuals should exercise extra caution when preparing and consuming food to avoid foodborne illnesses.
The far-left wing of the Democratic Party is testing its national playbook with several key primaries, following recent wins in New York City and Colorado that have emboldened its movement. The party's base is now turning its attention to contests in states like Missouri, Michigan, and Wisconsin.
At least 40 people were killed when a passenger bus crashed and plunged into a ravine in southwestern Pakistan, officials said. The bus was traveling from Quetta to Peshawar at the time of the incident.
Massachusetts city imposes temporary curfew ahead of historic World Cup match between Cape Verde and Argentina. The curfew is in place to maintain public safety during festivities surrounding the country's first-ever World Cup appearance.
A social media fitness influencer has pleaded guilty to aggravated battery after a violent altercation at a Miami-Dade County gym, in which he beat a man with a weightlifting belt. Sentencing is set for later.
The US Secret Service 'missed multiple opportunities' to prevent an assassination attempt on Donald Trump at a July 2024 campaign rally in Pennsylvania, according to a watchdog report.
Democratic senator Ed Markey claims Republicans 'stole' two Supreme Court seats in 2016 and 2020 and is calling for expansion to the court.
Fairfax County, Virginia, has refused to transfer 605 of 616 requested illegal immigrants to Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) over the past 16 months, turning in just 11 individuals instead.
A cellphone video captured the fatal shooting of Army veteran Bart Diguglielmo in a Walmart parking lot dispute over a parking space in Florida. The 62-year-old died after being shot during the confrontation.
A transgender suspect in Nevada was arrested after police uncovered a massive weapons cache and thwarted what could have been a devastating mass casualty attack on the Las Vegas Strip, accused of terrorism-related threats.
A Senate Republican has said that even if President Donald Trump's election integrity legislation had the necessary votes to pass, there won't be enough time for it to take effect before the upcoming midterm elections, suggesting its priority is 'dead'. The admission marks a significant setback for the GOP ahead of the midterms.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are set to tie the knot at Madison Square Garden in a star-studded ceremony, with everyone on their guest list reportedly confirmed. Details about the highly anticipated event remain scarce despite being just a day away.
The UN Human Rights Council is scheduled to hold an urgent debate Friday about the crisis in el-Obeid, Sudan's capital and North Kordofan state, amid fears of a new massacre. International groups fear the situation is on the brink of a mass killing.
Former US Olympian David Hearn has been indicted on a felony destruction of property charge for allegedly vandalizing the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool in Washington, D.C. last month.
Democrats accuse consultants linked to President Donald Trump of engaging in financial fraud by tricking donors into supporting a fake nonprofit aimed at celebrating America's 250th anniversary, amid claims that nearly $700,000 was raised through fraudulent means. The accused fundraisers allegedly targeted donors who wanted to support the nation's bipartisan 250th-anniversary organizer.
Congressional Democrats are staying quiet on their next steps following the Supreme Court's ruling on transgender athletes, which has sparked debate and division within the party.
US President Donald Trump wants intervention in Syria, but the country signals a shift towards diplomacy after its foreign minister's recent trip to Lebanon.
The UN chief has defended an official who reposted anti-Israel activist's claims on social media despite calls for an investigation into the incident, amid growing criticism of the organization's handling of sensitive issues. The official is accused of smearing Israel with inflammatory messages originally posted by a woman facing charges of incitement to terror.
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is taking sides in a Democratic Senate primary, backing a Bernie-backed progressive over an establishment candidate, marking a key moment in the far left vs party establishment divide within the party.
The Trump Organization is demanding the New York Times retract a report it calls 'libelous' that ties the Trump family to a government-backed deal, claiming it suggests financial impropriety by Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump.
Sen. Jim Justice is calling for a nationwide transgender sports law after a U.S. Supreme Court victory for states restricting athletes from girls' and women's sports. He believes Congress should take the next step to enact such laws nationwide.
A US national security group is urging Congress to investigate an environmental-law nonprofit due to its past partnerships and ties with Chinese government-linked organizations, sparking fresh pressure at home.
Residents in a popular Los Angeles beach community clashed with homeless housing leaders over increasing crime concerns, bringing the neighborhood to a breaking point. More than 100 residents confronted the leaders of two supportive housing programs, expressing frustration with rising safety issues.
The US Census revealed that approximately 3.7 million people, about 1% of the population, identified as American Indian or Alaska Native alone, highlighting the rich cultural heritage and diverse origins of Native American communities across the country.
Conservative social media users are reacting with outrage after a socialist candidate's comments about 9/11, calling her a 'radical lunatic,' amid her primary victory in Colorado's first congressional district.
The Trump administration plans to propose a new rule to reduce drug prices by limiting hospital markups on discounted medications for Medicare patients, which could potentially save consumers $1.1 billion annually.
Scammers are targeting travelers booking summer trips by tricking them into revealing sensitive information such as passport details and names. Victims often fall for these scams due to their excitement and eagerness to finalize their vacation plans.
A federal judge blocked the U.S. Postal Service from carrying out President Donald Trump's executive order related to mail-in ballots. The decision was made on Wednesday.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom's office responds to U.S. Supreme Court ruling upholding state laws governing trans athletes in women's sports, a decision seen as part of an ongoing nationwide trend.
Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce's upcoming wedding could spark an unprecedented global spending frenzy due to its massive celebrity following, potentially leading to a surge in luxury goods sales and travel bookings. The ceremony is expected to become a major marketing opportunity for brands looking to capitalize on the couple's immense popularity.
House Ways & Means Chair Jason Smith discussed the upcoming anniversary of the Working Families Tax Cut and potential prospects for a new reconciliation bill during an interview.
Spain and Austria clash in the FIFA World Cup 2026 round of 32 at Los Angeles Stadium, with both teams looking to reach the final and claim the championship.
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche has rejected Governor Gavin Newsom's claims that the Justice Department is targeting him, stating his assertions are 'not grounded in fact.
Two people were arrested at a Costco store on Sunday after allegedly using fraudulent credit cards in an attempt to shoplift merchandise. Authorities made the arrests following reports of suspicious activity around 3 pm.
U.S. men's national team star Folarin Balogun received a red card in the second half of their Round of 32 World Cup matchup against Bosnia and Herzegovina on Wednesday night. The incident has sparked controversy surrounding the decision.
A dramatic video captured the moment an explosion erupted in an apartment complex's electrical room in Washington state, sending flames and debris toward firefighters investigating a smoke call. The blast occurred as responders were trying to determine the source of the reported smoke.
The District of Columbia has agreed to settle a lawsuit filed by a left-wing protester who tailed an Ohio National Guard patrol while playing Darth Vader's theme song from 'Star Wars' on his cellphone. The terms of the settlement have not been disclosed.
President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago resorts saw record-breaking revenue surges since he took office, with soaring wealth and business success intersecting his political interests.
Tehran prepares for the July 9 burial of Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, more than four months after his death, as authorities mobilize the Basij militia and mount a massive security operation ahead of the historic funeral. The country is on high alert following fears that Khamenei's passing could trigger widespread unrest.
The White House has fired back at Illinois Governor JB Pritzker's remark that President Donald Trump suffers from dementia, criticizing his comments as 'unfair' and 'unhinged.' The White House says Pritzker's statement was 'completely unprofessional'.
A coalition of 25 states is suing the Trump administration over a new Medicaid work rule aimed at preventing fraud, claiming it unlawfully restricts access to healthcare.
The Japanese yen has dropped to a 40-year low against the US dollar, sparking investor concern and potentially leading to government intervention by Japan that could affect US stocks and the Treasury market.
Families of five Venezuelan men sue former President Nicolás Maduro in the US, alleging he oversaw extrajudicial killings through a police unit tied to his government. The lawsuit claims Maduro directed the unit responsible for the deaths.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement made 10,000 arrests in five days following the Supreme Court's ruling on birthright citizenship, a blow to President Trump's efforts to curb immigration.
DSA co-chair Ashik Siddique pushed back on comparisons to the Soviet Union as he outlined a vision to make police and prisons 'less necessary', defending the organization against such criticisms.
Iowa's open Senate seat is on track for a close contest in 2026, with retiring Republican Sen. Joni Ernst leaving a void that will likely be filled by one of several competitive candidates.
A new Fox News poll shows Georgia Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff leading in the Senate race against Republican challenger Herschel Walker by about 1 point, marking a significant shift from his narrow 2021 runoff win over David Perdue.
Fox News Channel led CBS and NBC in weekday primetime viewership during the second quarter and dominated cable viewership overall.
A New York music teacher, Joseph Horner, 27, is accused of killing his sister-in-law, a 25-year-old Ph.D. student, allegedly due to a years-long obsession. Prosecutors say Horner lured and killed the woman after his obsessive interest in her began over a decade ago.
A federal judge blocked the US Postal Service from carrying out its plan to implement President Donald Trump's mail ballot delivery executive order, finding it violated a settlement in a 2020 lawsuit.
Pentagon announces consolidation of drone oversight as part of efforts to expand rapid unmanned warfare capabilities under Trump administration.
Cuban nationals, including an alleged operative who worked for a US-based Cuban government influence organization for over a decade, are in federal custody following a revocation of their legal status by Sen. Rubio.
Billionaire Peter Thiel stunned a liberal audience in Aspen, Colorado, by warning that democratic socialists are increasingly taking over the Democratic Party, potentially undermining its core values and ideals.
A new documentary reveals how UFC CEO Dana White and former President Donald Trump successfully hosted a boxing match at the White House in 2018.
Dozens of medical students in Haiti marched to demand the reopening of the main public hospital after it was closed due to a lack of funding and resources.
John Brennan, former CIA director, sues the Trump administration, demanding a court order to preserve records of ongoing criminal investigations.
Eight alleged members of the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua have been charged with murder and kidnapping in Texas and Illinois, according to the Department of Justice.
Micah Jones, a former Democrat, is running for Congress in Massachusetts' 6th District as a Republican, seeking to capitalize on what he calls a 'once-in-a-lifetime' opportunity. He hopes to flip the traditionally blue stronghold, which has been held by Democrats for decades.
J.K. Rowling publicly criticized the BBC for allegedly promoting propaganda following its coverage of a US Supreme Court decision that upheld bans on transgender athletes in sports.
A missing kitten was rescued by a family after AI used an image of her to identify the vehicle it had taken refuge under. The AI's efforts allowed the family to bring home their lost pet, Lucy.
England had its warmest June on record, while the UK experienced its second-warmest June, according to provisional data from the country's Met Office.
Amnesty says RSF committed ethnic cleansing in Sudan's el-Fasher, citing crimes against humanity during their attack on the city between 2024 and 2025.
Republican National Committee Chairman Joe Gruters predicts that the party's first-ever midterm convention in Dallas will turn into a 'Trumpapalooza' for the 2026 fight, expecting a strong showing by Donald Trump.
USA Powerlifting has welcomed the Supreme Court's 6-3 ruling upholding state laws regarding transgender athletes in girls' and women's sports, citing that 'the law has caught up with the science'.
Even some invited guests didn't know the location of Taylor Swift's wedding days before the ceremony, according to a source with knowledge. The secrecy surrounding the event went so far that guests were still unaware of where it was taking place as late as Sunday.
Former Vice President Kamala Harris is reaching out to New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani and other progressive leaders in an effort to shore up support for a possible 2028 presidential bid. This marks another sign that Harris may be eyeing another White House run.
India's West Bengal government is dropping eggs from its school lunch scheme due to controversy over politics and nutrition, sparking a heated debate about the decision. The move has sparked discussion on the nutritional value of eggs in children's diets.
Minnesotas Democratic Gov. Tim Walz faced backlash from conservatives after calling the SCOTUS ruling on transgender athletes in women's sports 'cruel', but critics are now pointing out that his actions as governor have been 'cruel' to Minnesota's economy and healthcare system.
The Breaking Burnout for Nurses podcast has invited Dr. Maria Luque to discuss menopause, body image, and nourishment in a two-part episode set to release on July 6 and July 13, 2026.
A network backed by billionaire George Soros is investing heavily in a Democratic candidate running for a Senate seat in Mississippi, a state that hasn't elected a Democrat to the Senate in nearly four decades.
Millions of newborns to receive special Social Security cards celebrating America's 250th birthday as part of a first-of-its-kind commemorative initiative by the Social Security Administration.
The UN Human Rights Council is due to hold an urgent meeting in Geneva, Switzerland, to address the human rights situation in and around el-Obeid, North Kordofan, amid concerns about violence and conflict in Sudan.
Bosnia fans are combining their passion for soccer with support for Palestine at a California restaurant ahead of the team's World Cup match against the United States.
A Harris-backed Democrat candidate for Congress in Massachusetts' 6th Congressional District deleted BLM-era social media posts as his campaign heats up. The deletions were uncovered by a Wayback internet archives tool.
President Trump recently spoke out in favor of national concealed carry reciprocity, a push that would protect law-abiding gun owners who are allowed to carry guns in some states but not others. The goal is to ensure those 'good guys with guns' have consistent access to their Second Amendment rights nationwide.
President Donald Trump's upcoming 250th birthday celebration is marred by crowds and state fair troubles, raising concerns about its authenticity as a Fourth of July rally.
The Democratic Socialists of America's third major primary win further solidifies their grip on the party's future as they expand their influence across the nation.
Colorado Democrat Manny Rutinel won the state's 8th Congressional District primary, setting up a pivotal showdown against incumbent Republican Rep. Gabe Evans in November.
State Department announces 'total compliance' from Venezuelan government in relief efforts following Maduro's arrest, amid criticism and protests from within Venezuela over the Trump administration's stance.
A moderate Democrat, Sen. John Hickenlooper, fended off a progressive challenger in Colorado's election, temporarily halting the rapid shift to far-left ideologies within the Democratic Party.
Trump-backed incumbent Rep. Jeff Hurd wins Republican primary against right-wing challenger despite endorsement drama in Colorado, setting up a competitive House seat that Democrats are seeking to flip.
Conservative firebrand Lauren Boebert won her Republican primary in Colorado's 4th Congressional District, setting her up for a likely re-election bid despite a contentious relationship with former President Donald Trump.
Conservative firebrand Lauren Boebert cruised to her Republican primary win in Colorado's 4th Congressional District, setting her up for a potential fourth term.
The Detroit City Council has narrowly voted to renew its contract with sound-tracking technology firm SoundThinking for its ShotSpotter gunshot detection system despite opposition.
A federal judge has blocked Virginia's new law that prohibits ICE agents from wearing masks on the job, allowing them to continue doing so. The ruling blocks enforcement of the law, which had been set to take effect later this month.
A fitness influencer claims Lufthansa staff told her she looked 'naked' in her workout attire and forced her to zip up before allowing her to board a flight from Berlin to Austria. The incident has sparked outrage among social media users who say the airline should not comment on passengers' clothing choices.
Serena Williams lost a first-round match on her return to singles tennis at Wimbledon to 17-year-old Australian Maya Jones, while Iga Swiatek overcame a scare against Chinese qualifier Qin Wang Xinyu to advance in the tournament.
The Supreme Court has upheld state laws reserving girls' sports for biological females, prompting First Lady Melania Trump to cite a passage from her memoir in response.
The Maine Senate race is shaping up to be a close contest, with majorities expressing concerns about both major party candidates, particularly those focused on Democratic candidate Graham Platner.
Top GOP lawmakers are backing a DOJ probe into alleged CCP-linked funding network claims made by businessman Neville Roy Singham, who is accused of funneling money to far-left groups. The grand jury investigation seeks to uncover financial crimes committed in connection with these activities.
A 21-year-old Wichita State University student drowned after jumping into a popular Oregon swimming hole known for its deadly track record and icy waters that can cause immediate physical shock. The incident occurred at a location considered 'breathtaking' by some visitors to the area.
The Supreme Court has handed women a significant victory by upholding reality and federal law with a favorable ruling on two landmark cases in a single opinion. However, the fight for equality is far from over as the issue of women's sports is still an ongoing battle.
Nearly 100 monkeys escaped from a government-run enclosure in central Thailand and ran loose through neighborhoods, prompting authorities to launch a large-scale effort to recapture them. Officials scrambled to round up the errant primates after they invaded local areas overnight.
Cuba's foreign minister says US-Cuba negotiations have stalled, with no progress made in lifting sanctions against the Caribbean island. Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez described the talks as having hit a wall, with no breakthroughs reported.
Maryland Democrats have defended their 'big tent' party against criticism that New York's recent socialist primary victories signal a broader Democratic divide, attributing the results to individual district dynamics rather than a national trend. The party maintains its unity and inclusiveness despite growing divisions within the party over issues like socialism and progressive policies.
The University of California Santa Barbara has issued a second campus-wide warning for a sex attack suspect just weeks after another brutal campus rape case, highlighting ongoing safety concerns at America's top party college. Authorities are seeking to apprehend the new suspect in connection with the incident.
The latest book on the Trump presidency, 'Regime Change', has sold 300,000 copies, showing that readers still have an interest in learning more about President Donald Trump.
North Carolina authorities have reopened a 11-year-old cold case after accusing Sara Nicole Graham's stepmother of killing the missing 18-year-old on her way to work. Connie Giles was taken into custody in connection with Graham's disappearance.