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A 12-year-old boy was saved by his father, who died saving him from a rip current at a popular beach destination, and is being hailed as a hero by the family.
Mets fans are calling for Mayor Zohran Mamdani to stay away from the team after their 12-game losing streak was snapped on Wednesday night. The team had lost every game since April 9, when Mamdani hugged Mr. and Mrs. Met.
A Florida retiree, described as financially savvy and sharp, fell victim to a fake PayPal refund scam that cost him $200,000.
Democratic Congressional candidate Christina Bohannan has faced criticism for calling Iowa a 'backwards' state over its rural areas in recent podcast remarks, sparking scrutiny from Republicans in her battleground district.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz shrugs off the state's massive fraud scandal, attributing it as a GOP tactic to demonize the immigrant community.
Rep. Pat Fallon launches bid for House Oversight Committee chairman as James Comer's 6-year term limit nears. Fallon is among several Republicans vying to succeed Comer in the leadership role.
A new national poll suggests that Republican candidates are gaining an edge on voters on key issues like border security and crime, while Democrats struggle to gain traction in other areas such as immigration and gun control. The poll, conducted just six months before the midterm elections, could signal warning signs for both parties.
The Justice Department has reclassified state-licensed medical marijuana as a less dangerous drug under new guidelines signed by Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche.
President Donald Trump's administration is reclassifying state-licensed marijuana as a 'less-dangerous' drug, allowing it to be regulated at the federal level.
The House Administration Committee has scheduled a hearing in May to question ActBlue CEO Regina Wallace-Jones about allegations of lax security on the Democratic fundraising platform, where she 'needs to come clean' regarding its vulnerabilities.
Toyota's CUE7 robot has been spotted shooting hoops using AI technology during a professional basketball game, offering an unusual glimpse into the automaker's capabilities. The 7-foot-2 robot performed well, marking its impressive debut in such a high-profile setting.
The US may have depleted roughly half of its Patriot missile interceptors during the brief conflict with Iran, highlighting the need for a years-long rebuild process.
Republicans cut Democrats out of a long-awaited funding bill, voting exclusively along party lines on border security and other measures in an overnight session. The move comes as part of a larger effort to address border issues and other contentious policies.
The Southern Poverty Law Center's revenue more than doubled in the months following the 2017 Charlottesville 'Unite the Right' rally, but the group is now facing renewed scrutiny after a DOJ allegation of ties between an informant and the organization.
The 'Boom Belt,' a region spanning from the southern Great Plains to the Appalachian Mountains, is making significant noise with migration due to its strong economy and job market opportunities, drawing people from across the US. This shift is transforming the demographics of states like Texas, Oklahoma, and Arkansas, which are expected to play a crucial role in shaping America's future economy.
Lawmakers facing corruption charges are increasingly using resignation as a way to avoid potential expulsion, with at least one case already cited in Florida where an indictment led to a swift departure from office.
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass met with President Donald Trump at the White House on Wednesday to push for wildfire relief funding, marking a rare moment of cooperation after months of clashes. The meeting came after months of tension between the two, but ultimately focused on providing aid to California's wildfires.
Veteran Democratic strategist James Carville and his podcast co-host Al Hunt analyzed the results of the Virginia redistricting vote, agreeing that President Donald Trump started a redistricting war that made both parties look cynical.
A Mexican national convicted of voting illegally in US elections and falsifying citizenship claims may face removal under federal immigration law, according to the Department of Homeland Security.
Navy Secretary John Phelan is leaving his job in the latest high-profile resignation during President Donald Trump's second term, marking a rare instance of a head of a military service departing during his presidency.
A Virginia court has ruled that the state's redistricting vote was unconstitutional, dealing a legal blow to Democrats' efforts to implement their proposed map in the state legislature. The decision is seen as a victory for Republicans, who have been critical of the new map.
Nicole Scherzinger celebrates Earth Day with a photo shoot featuring a zebra-print bikini and a message highlighting her Hawaiian heritage. The 47-year-old singer is taking time to appreciate nature's beauty in a recent post on social media.
A Utah custody dispute escalated into an international case after a 10-year-old child was allegedly kidnapped by a trans parent and partner while they were abroad due to fears of gender reassignment surgery in Cuba.
Booking.com has confirmed that hackers may have accessed customer data after a data breach, exposing travelers to potential scams and identity theft risks.
A Fox News poll found that 56% of voters doubt the White House's competence at managing the federal government. This majority includes two in 10 Republicans and most independents.
The electorate's economic pessimism is giving the Democratic Party an edge six months out from the November election, according to a new Fox News survey. A similar trend has also led to declining approval ratings for former President Donald Trump among Republicans.
The US Secretary of the Navy, John Phelan, has abruptly left his job effective immediately amid a continued naval blockade of Iran. The move comes as tensions between the two countries remain high.
Two University of South Florida doctoral students, Zamil Limon and Nahida Bristy, have been missing for nearly a week, with their family describing their disappearance as 'very suspicious' and 'unusual'. Police are seeking the public's help to find the couple.
Sen. Elissa Slotkin likened ICE operations in American streets to an oppressive British regime during the Revolutionary War, sparking criticism from some lawmakers and advocates.
A progressive Democrat seeking a New York swing seat is defending her association with far-left streamer Hasan Piker, who has made anti-Israel comments that compare Hamas to Israel thousands of times better.
Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger defended a recently approved redistricting referendum during an interview, but dodged questions about potential conflicts between the measure and her past campaign stance on redistricting.
Iranian officials have blamed the United States for the impasse in the negotiations and the continued closure of the Strait of Hormuz, stressing that Tehran will not submit to bullying by Washington.
A 25-year-old Marine veteran was allegedly gunned down outside her home in Kansas by her estranged husband, who is now being investigated for the crime.
A US federal appeals court has blocked a California law that required federal immigration agents to wear identification, passed in 2025.
Kalshi prediction site suspends three political candidates from its platform following an internal probe that found evidence of political insider trading, including betting on their own campaigns.
A humanoid robot named Lightning beat human runners at a half marathon in Beijing, crossing the finish line first and marking a notable milestone in robotics innovation.
Israel jails soldiers who smashed a Christian statue of Jesus in Lebanon, amid accusations of vandalism and disrespect towards Christian heritage sites. The incident sparked controversy within Israel's political establishment, highlighting tensions between the country's Jewish and Christian communities.
Rep. Hakeem Jeffries calls President Donald Trump the 'dumbest person' to ever sit at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, criticizing his intelligence.
A coalition of pro-life groups is urging the Senate to take immediate action on a decade-long ban on federal funding for Planned Parenthood before it expires, escalating pressure on lawmakers to act.
The Southern Poverty Law Center's fraud indictment is sparking backlash from groups it has listed as hate groups on its website, with some labeling the charges as vindication after years of being labeled as such.
Virginia Democrats narrowly won their redistricting vote by a razor-thin margin, but at a high cost of $64 million in dark money, as they pulled off a 3-point squeaker.
The US Postal Service is being dragged into a court battle over President Trump's executive order on mail-in ballots as a conservative legal group urges the USPS to enforce the rule blocking potential voter fraud. The order has been tied up in court, leaving its fate uncertain.
Maine Senate Democratic candidate Graham Platner has called for 'shutting down' the White House and impeaching Supreme Court Justices Clarence Thomas and Brett Kavanaugh in a bid to shake up the country's highest courts and government institutions.
The University of California, Los Angeles's Undergraduate Students Association Council has condemned the campus's sponsorship of an event featuring a former Israeli hostage, criticizing the decision as insensitive and problematic. The move comes after widespread backlash from students and faculty over the event's promotion.
The Virginia Republican Party is fractured over its new redistricting map, which creates a 10-1 Democratic advantage, with party leaders labeling it an 'egregious power grab' while others attribute the outcome to GOP messaging.
Far-left activists and students interrupted a UCLA event where a Department of Homeland Security attorney spoke to law students, causing chaos and disrupting the presentation. The incident highlighted tensions between conservative and liberal groups on campus.
Virginia's vote on congressional redistricting has handed Democrats a potential edge ahead of the battle for the House of Representatives, prompting Republicans to point fingers at each other and potentially disrupting their strategy in the fight for control.
Pennsylvania Sen. John Fetterman criticized his own party, accusing Democrats and the media of undermining U.S. efforts to overthrow the Iranian regime as war powers deadline approaches.
Iran seized two container ships in the Strait of Hormuz hours after President Donald Trump extended a ceasefire, as confrontations at sea continued under the truce.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom hailed a Virginia redistricting victory as a warning shot for the Trump administration's attempts to redraw voting districts ahead of the 2026 midterms. The referendum approved by Virginia voters could reshape the House battlefield and embolden Democratic efforts to maintain control in Congress.
Bob Odenkirk revealed that his heart attack in 2021 wiped out his memory for a week, but he credited his daughter for helping him regain it. The 'Breaking Bad' actor shared this on his podcast 'Inside of You'.
The US-Israel war on Iran uses terminology drawn from various linguistic origins, including mythological and biblical references, with many terms holding specific meanings and histories behind them. From 'Epic Fury' to 'Kafir', understanding the words used in this conflict can provide valuable context to the situation unfolding in the region.
Virginia Democrats are facing criticism from The Washington Post for their gerrymandering efforts, with the editorial board accusing them of a 'power grab'.
U.S. Ambassador Tom Barrack is doubling down on his 'peace through strength' policy after backlash over comments seen as equating Israel with Hezbollah, insisting they reflect 'realism' and not a change in U.S. policy.
Denise Richards is paying tribute to her late ex-boyfriend Patrick Muldoon, calling him her 'best friend' in an emotional Instagram post.
A Myrtle Beach man with a lengthy arrest record has been charged with stabbing two people in the popular beach destination of Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer is pushing for a vote to extend protections for Haitian migrants, but Republicans argue he's prioritizing the needs of undocumented immigrants over American citizens.
Sen. Elizabeth Warren accused Federal Reserve nominee Kevin Warsh of being a potential 'sock puppet' for President Donald Trump during an explosive hearing showdown on Capitol Hill.
Police in Tucson, Arizona, swooped in on a desert street racing circus this past weekend, rounding up suspects and seizing their vehicles during a late-night takeover.
Retired US General Keith Kellogg is urging the US to 'finish the job' against Iran by seizing strategic islands and crippling its energy sector.
A Florida death row inmate used his final words to reiterate his innocence before being executed for setting his elderly neighbor on fire after she allegedly caught him burglarizing her home. Chadwick Scott Willacy maintained his claims of being framed despite overwhelming evidence against him.
On Earth Day, people remember the devastating 1969 oil spill off Santa Barbara's coast that left millions of gallons of crude oil on California beaches and wildlife affected.
A Florida man is behind bars after police allege he used artificial intelligence to generate an explicit photo of a teen coworker while working at a country club. The suspect, Thomas Christopher Bal, is facing charges related to the alleged offense.
I couldn't find any information on Olivia Troye running for office in 2026 midterms. Olivia Troye made headlines in August 2020 as she resigned as the Homeland Security and Counterterrorism advisor.
House Democrats are launching an investigation into FBI Director Kash Patel after a report by The Atlantic alleged he drank excessively and behaved erratically, prompting lawmakers to demand he take an alcohol test under penalty of perjury.
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FBI Director Kash Patel has sued The Atlantic magazine over an article that allegedly misrepresented his personal life, including claims about his drinking habits, a move that appears to be backfiring after Patel initially denied the allegations and even aired them publicly on social media. The lawsuit now raises questions about Patel's judgment in broadcasting his alleged issues.
California State Treasurer Fiona Ma, a top Democratic candidate for lieutenant governor, is facing criticism over her ties to a Chinese school embroiled in a scandal involving fake US diplomas.
Billionaire Michael Dell and his wife Susan Dell have surpassed $1 billion in donations to support a groundbreaking AI-driven hospital project at the University of Texas at Austin. The funding will back a massive new medical research campus.
President Donald Trump has endorsed Tom Mackinley, CEO of Sticker Mule, to fill the House seat left vacant by outgoing Rep. Elise Stefanik in New York's 21st Congressional District.
Six Americans were among those injured in a shooting at Mexico's Teotihuacán pyramids, a popular tourist destination on Monday, where a gunman opened fire on visitors caught on video.
Nearly 4 million people who fled Sudan have returned home and are now facing a new struggle for survival, according to the United Nations.
Former President Joe Biden claims constitutional safeguards are being 'trampled on' ahead of America's 250th anniversary, without naming his successor Donald Trump.
Islamabad is on high alert as tensions between the US and Iran reach a historic tipping point, leaving the city's future success uncertain. The situation remains fluid, with its outcome remaining unclear at present.
Ringo Starr shares that despite the height of The Beatles' fame, they refused to quit one humble ritual.
A left-wing lawfare group is investigating records that may show FBI Director Kash Patel's excessive drinking and unexplained absences, which could potentially lead to his ouster. The Democratic Party is also reportedly eyeing Patel's removal from the position.
Burglars are increasingly targeting high-end homes in affluent neighborhoods of Los Angeles County, causing alarm among residents and prompting a police crackdown. The surge in residential burglaries is raising concerns about safety in upscale communities across the county.
House members accuse South Korea's new left-wing government of attacking US companies and favoring China in a move described as 'left-wing government closely aligned with China.
US forces have detained an oil tanker, the M/T Tifani, in the Indian Ocean for allegedly smuggling Iranian crude oil; the detention comes as ceasefire talks between the US and Iran are on the brink of collapse.
The Southern Poverty Law Center's interim CEO Bryan Fair revealed in a video that the U.S. Department of Justice is conducting an investigation into the organization and may be preparing criminal charges.
Vivek Ramaswamy has pumped $25 million of his own cash into his Republican bid for Ohio governor, shattering fundraising records.
Analilia Mejia was sworn in to the U.S. House of Representatives on Monday after winning a special election in New Jersey's 11th Congressional District last week. She fills the seat vacated by Mikie Sherrill.
Senate Banking Committee members attacked President Biden's Federal Reserve chair pick in a fiery hearing, criticizing their qualifications and policies amidst partisan clashes. The confirmation process has been unusually contentious for a Fed chief appointment.
The UK's elite Special Air Service (SAS) is facing a growing exodus as soldiers resign over fears they could face years of legal scrutiny for actions taken on the battlefield. The move may signal a warning sign for US military forces that are also grappling with similar concerns about the increasing use of 'lawfare'.
The US military has significantly depleted its stockpile of key missiles during the war with Iran, creating a near-term risk of running out of ammunition in a future conflict. If another war were to break out, the country may be at risk of depleting its missile supply.
Tens of millions of dollars, much of it from undisclosed donors, have flooded into Virginia ahead of Tuesday's vote on a congressional redistricting referendum that could give Democrats a House edge.
Iran's new supreme leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, has gone unseen and unheard six weeks after his appointment following his father's assassination, sparking speculation that this might be a deliberate strategy to help the regime survive. The absence of the leader is unusual for Iran's typically transparent governance model.
A recent Windows update scam has been discovered, tricking users into installing hidden malware by mimicking official branding and appearing to check for updates automatically. The scam aims to deceive unsuspecting victims into downloading malicious software.
A watchdog group has filed a misconduct complaint against Judge James Boasberg, claiming he improperly coordinated with Biden Department of Justice officials on investigations linked to former President Trump. The complaint alleges ties between Boasberg and the DOJ that could compromise his impartiality.
Bernie Sanders' anti-billionaire group has unexpectedly endorsed billionaire Tom Steyer in the California gubernatorial election, defying their organization's typical stance against billionaires. The surprising move marks the first time the group has backed a billionaire candidate for public office.
Taylor Sheridan's new war movie has been updated with a legendary director attached, set to hit theaters in 2028 as part of his growing empire worth over $1 billion.
Country singer Ella Langley is facing online backlash after teaming up with Morgan Wallen for a duet, prompting her fans to rally in her defense. The backlash sparked by the collaboration has led to a surge of support for Langley from her fans and fellow country music artists.
War Secretary Pete Hegseth announces an end to the Pentagon's long-running flu vaccine mandate for U.S. troops, restoring 'freedom' to the Joint Force.
Democratic Connecticut Sen. Chris Murphy is under fire after a one-word social media post, 'Awesome', sparked accusations he was cheering against the United States amid the war in Iran.
A Texas man, Gilberto Ramos, 68, has been identified as a victim who died after falling from a trail at Utah's Zion National Park, prompting the closure of the popular route.
A deputy in Oklahoma was killed and a police chief wounded in an ambush by a suspect during a routine call on Sunday, authorities said. The shooting occurred after a welfare check and has rocked a quiet town.
A redistricting referendum backed by Virginia Democratic Gov. Abigail Spanberger is part of a growing power grab by Democrats in a key swing state, according to a report.
Alexa+ users can now order food in a more conversational manner by simply telling Alexa what they'd like to eat and having it automatically fill out their order details. This feature allows for a more hands-free experience when ordering food through the popular virtual assistant.
Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs sidesteps questions about her stance on Sen. Ruben Gallego's response to allegations of sexual misconduct, repeatedly avoiding direct answers last week.
President Donald Trump is urging Virginians going to the polls Tuesday to reject a redistricting ballot measure that could give Democrats up to four additional House seats in November.