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Former President Donald Trump identified several countries that could potentially fund the rebuilding of Gaza after the recent conflict, including Saudi Arabia and Qatar.
Podcaster Joe Rogan criticized the Democratic Party for not learning from its historic defeat in November, mocking them for failing to 'course correct' after the loss to Trump.
Russia says US relations 'on the brink of a breakup,' won't confirm Trump-Putin talk. Russian President Vladimir Putin's regime suggested relations between Washington, D.C., and Moscow are on 'the brink' of collapse this week.
President Trump is reportedly dissatisfied with the current pace of deportations, which have fallen short of his pre-election promises to remove millions from the country. His frustration is driving him to take steps to expand and intensify the deportation efforts.
President Donald Trump signed an executive order ending the procurement and forced use of paper straws in the federal government. The order directs the federal government to stop purchasing paper straws.
Reform UK's populist and hard-right party has topped a voting intention poll for the first time, sending shockwaves throughout the British political establishment.
A multiyear study reveals that the US Agency for International Development (USAID) funded extremist groups linked to designated terrorist organizations, reaping millions of dollars in grants.
Corruption threatens to derail global cooperation to tackle climate change, according to graft watchdog Transparency International, as its Corruption Perceptions Index warns that corruption is derailing efforts to combat climate change globally.
King Abdullah II of Jordan is set to meet with President Donald Trump in Washington, DC, as the US president continues to push for Jordan's acceptance of Palestinians he wants to expel from Gaza. The meeting comes amid heightened tensions over the Middle East conflict.
A federal judge has issued a temporary restraining order halting cuts to public health research funding made by the Trump administration, applying only to 22 Democratic-led states.
The Department of Justice plans to drop the federal corruption case against New York City Mayor Eric Adams.
President Donald Trump's nominee to be Director of National Intelligence (DNI), Tulsi Gabbard, cleared her last procedural hurdle on Monday evening, paving the way for a final confirmation vote later this week.
Pennsylvania senators from different parties have made a bipartisan wager on the outcome of Super Bowl LVII, with one senator saying they are 'all in for the birds'.
The Trump administration plans to deputize Internal Revenue Service (IRS) agents to aid in immigration enforcement, allowing them to take on and assist with illegal immigration efforts.
A federal judge has extended the deadline for federal workers to accept a deferred resignation offer made by the Trump administration, pausing the requirement for employees to submit their resignations by a previously set date. The court order temporarily prohibits the government from taking enforcement action against those who do not meet the new deadline.
President Donald Trump is poised to add a '10th justice' to the Supreme Court through judicial appointments, potentially cementing a conservative supermajority that could help advance his agenda at the high court.
Former President Donald Trump expressed disagreement with a federal judge's ruling blocking DOGE from being added to the Treasury system, calling it a 'crazy' decision.
President Donald Trump has reacted to athletes imitating his dance moves during games and matches ahead of the 2024 presidential election, showing a lighter side of the normally serious politician.
Guy Fieri believes America has undergone a 'gigantic pivotal change' for the better and is now poised to regain its status as the 'best country in the world.
A group of Americans who voted for President Donald Trump expressed satisfaction with his first few weeks in office, stating they are pleased and not surprised by his actions so far.
A federal judge's order banning access to Treasury Department data for DOGE has sparked concern due to its ambiguous nature, which may also prevent the agency's secretary from reviewing records and systems.
Saquon Barkley is celebrating his 28th birthday at Super Bowl LIX, a day that also marks a pivotal moment in his NFL career where he'll look to win his first ring as an NFL player.
President Donald Trump is receiving high approval ratings from Americans for keeping campaign promises during his second term in office.
US President Donald Trump is in a growing dispute with South Africa over its contentious land reform law, which has drawn criticism from US lawmakers who view it as incompatible with America's own values on property rights and racial equality. The row comes amid tensions between the two countries over other issues, including trade disputes and relations with US foes.
Elon Musk's proposed 'super obvious' changes to the US Treasury Department, unveiled by his Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), aim to improve efficiency and transparency. The exact details of the planned changes have yet to be revealed.
President Donald Trump will appear as a guest on the CBS Super Bowl pregame show, marking his presence at the high-profile event despite previous opportunities being passed up by President Joe Biden in recent years.
The US Secret Service has aired a recruitment ad featuring film director Michael Bay, set to debut at the Super Bowl on Sunday, aiming to attract new agents.
US President Donald Trump's proposal to purchase Greenland has sparked strong emotions in the Arctic region, with locals feeling a sense of unease and uncertainty about the potential impact on their way of life. The international airport in Nuuk, the capital city, has seen an influx of journalists and visitors following the controversy.
ICE officers in Texas arrested Jorge Carvajal Castrejon, 36, on charges of breaking into the country six times, according to immigration authorities.
A major solar power plant project granted over $1 billion in federal loans is on track to close, prompting energy experts to call it a 'financial boondoggle' and a 'disaster.' The project's failure has left environmental concerns also harmed by the debacle.
The Boy Scouts of America has officially changed its name as part of an effort to be more inclusive and meet the evolving needs of young people.
Alaska crews are racing against the weather to recover victims from a commuter plane crash that killed everyone on board nine passengers and one pilot; two of the victims have been identified by authorities.
Mainstream media journalist and author Joe Klein suggests that left-wing extremism within the Democratic Party may have caused irreparable damage to its intellectual credibility.
California residents are protesting and threatening lawsuits against the state for its refusal to follow President Donald Trump's executive order banning trans athletes from girls' and women's sports. The California Interscholastic Federation (CIF) has declined to comply with the order, sparking outrage among those who support LGBTQ+ rights.
Josh Allen edges out Lamar Jackson to win his first MVP award, claiming 27 first-place votes despite a 21-point margin. The Buffalo Bills quarterback said he won 'for the wrong reason', implying that the award was given unfairly.
US-funded aid work around the world has been largely brought to a standstill, contradicting Secretary of State Marco Rubio's claims that humanitarian assistance is continuing, according to foreign aid workers.
Former US President Barack Obama was mistakenly confused with Osama bin Laden in an embarrassing on-air mix-up during a CNN segment on the Guantanamo Bay detention camp. The mistake occurred during a discussion about the detention camp on 'CNN News Center' on Friday night.
A longtime anti-Trump attorney, Norm Eisen, is representing FBI agents in a lawsuit against the Department of Justice to block public identification of the agents involved in investigating the January 6 US Capitol riot. Eisen has a history of taking on high-profile cases against Trump and his associates.
The Aam Aadmi Party, led by Arvind Kejriwal, has lost the Delhi assembly election to the Bharatiya Janata Party in a major turnaround. The BJP's victory marks a significant shift against the AAP's rule in the national capital.
The US courts, even those appointed by Republican President Donald Trump, have shown a surprising willingness to resist his agenda through legally questionable executive orders. This unexpected trend is likely due to the increasing polarization of the judiciary and the courts' duty to uphold constitutional law.
A federal judge has blocked plans by the Trump administration to put 2,200 USAID workers on leave, temporarily halting the action.
A comedian is suing over being cut from roles after he complained about diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) practices in Hollywood, revealing a 'real' problem with the industry's emphasis on DEI initiatives. The lawsuit alleges discriminatory behavior against the comedian.
Former Dallas Cowboys star Dez Bryant criticized his former team, calling their decisions 'stupid,' as they struggle to find success. The team is reportedly in a holding pattern due to significant salary cap constraints.
President Donald Trump has signed an executive order cutting all foreign aid to South Africa amid concerns over the country's handling of ethnic minority Afrikaner farmers' land disputes.
Jake Paul claims boxing champ Canelo Alvarez 'ducked' him after undergoing 'deep negotiations' for a fight.
Minnesota joins California in ignoring President Donald Trump's executive order to ban transgenders from competing in girls sports. The Minnesota State High School League will continue to allow transgender athletes to compete against girls.
President Donald Trump expects to attend Super Bowl LIX and believes the NFL's new kickoff rule 'actually makes football more dangerous'.
A Trump-appointed judge temporarily blocked an administration plan to place 2,200 USAID workers on leave by midnight. The block was granted at an emergency hearing on Friday.
President Donald Trump has revoked former President Joe Biden's security clearances and stopped his daily intelligence briefings. The move was made without prior notice to Biden.
House Republicans have continued their investigation into Atlanta District Attorney Fani Willis, requesting documents from DA employees as part of the probe led by Chairman Rep. Jim Jordan and R-GA Rep. Barry Loudermilk.
The legal resistance to Trump's executive actions has begun, with lawsuits already being filed against some of his policies; the resistance is taking shape as a response to a barrage of actions from President Donald Trump during his second term.
A man stormed the altar during a Washington church service on Tuesday night, attempting to punch a reverend, but was restrained by security before the incident could escalate further. According to the victim, it was the Holy Spirit that helped him respond calmly and safely.
Pennsylvania Democratic Sen. John Fetterman says his party's brand has become 'toxic' due to years of 'shaming and scolding' voters, questioning whether they can turn it around.
US retailers are stockpiling goods due to impending tariffs, but TJ Maxx is well-positioned to profit from the increased costs, as it buys surplus inventory at discounted prices. The retailer's strategy may help it thrive in a market where many other stores will be hurt by the tariffs.
The UK's new ambassador to the US had a profanity-laced response after being asked about his ties to Jeffrey Epstein, a suspected sex trafficker who died in jail in 2019. The ambassador's reaction has raised eyebrows and sparked questions about his suitability for the role.
A New York judge has allowed a lawsuit to proceed against a university for allegedly failing to address increasing antisemitism on campus, where Jewish students were forced to hide in secret spaces such as an 'attic.' The judge criticized the institution for its lack of action in response to growing concerns about hate and intolerance.
A CNN anchor is defending NPR as a bastion of journalism after a GOP lawmaker accused the outlet of spreading 'left-wing values'. The anchor praised NPR for its commitment to unbiased reporting and fact-based storytelling.
California Attorney General Rob Bonta is urging state hospitals and care providers to continue offering medical services to transgender minors after a Trump-era executive order was rescinded.
A top political handicapper predicts the 2026 battle for House majority will be fought on a limited battlefield in the midterm elections. The outcome of the volatile election is uncertain, but key battleground states are expected to play a crucial role in determining control of Congress.
Three Chilean migrants have been indicted for allegedly stealing luxury items from quarterback Joe Burrow's home, including photos of themselves posing with some of the stolen goods. The burglars, who are illegal immigrants, carried out the heist in December.
Attorney General Pam Bondi has ordered a pause on federal funds for 'sanctuary cities,' leaving their leaders facing tough decisions about how to respond to the sudden loss of funding.
A Republican senator is pushing a bipartisan bill to upgrade the federal government's outdated computer systems, seeking to reduce waste and increase efficiency in government operations. The bill aims to bring government computer systems 'out of the stone age.
Tennis legend Martina Navratilova criticized Democrats for failing to protect women's sports after President Trump signed an executive order to safeguard girls and women's sports.
The Trump administration is encouraging federal employees to transition to the private sector as part of efforts to shrink the federal workforce. This push may make it challenging for government workers to secure private sector jobs at this time.
Record-breaking snowfall fell on Japan's northern main island of Hokkaido, disrupting traffic, causing airport closures and delaying deliveries. The region experienced heavy snowfall that disrupted daily life.
FCC Chairman Brendan Carr called CBS News' conduct in releasing an unedited transcript of its Kamala Harris interview as 'hard to explain'.
President Donald Trump suggested at a news conference alongside Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu that the US might take over Gaza, which has sparked controversy among some who view the comment as dismissive of Palestinian concerns and efforts to shatter the existing narrative around the region's governance.
The Trump administration's crackdown on antisemitism on US college campuses has received praise from Jewish students and professors, who welcome efforts to combat fear in their communities. The multi-agency plan aims to 'root out' hate speech and Hamas sympathies on campus.
President Trump offered Palestinians a chance for peace and prosperity during a recent meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu.
The Biden-era USAID leader, Samantha Power, is facing backlash amid Elon Musk's crackdown on government waste and spending, which has put her agency under increased scrutiny.
The NCAA has responded to President Donald Trump's executive order prohibiting biological men from competing in women's sports, and details of the NCAA's response are available upon request.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) recently apprehended an illegal immigrant in Texas, Dennis Alexander Valenzuela, 37, who was wanted for murder in Guatemala. He was arrested on Jan. 31 at an undisclosed location in the state of Texas.
A Texas man convicted of killing a pastor in his church during a robbery is set to be executed just days after being released from an anger management program.
Michigan Democratic congresswoman blasts Trump's Gaza proposal as she reflects on her own opposition to Harris' 2024 presidential run due to her administration's stance on Israel.
Philadelphia police have identified the seventh victim in the fatal medical jet crash, revealing that 37-year-old Steven Dreuitt of Philadelphia was among those killed in the incident.
Moms for Liberty co-founder says Congress' latest bill to protect kids online has serious loophole. The bipartisan bill, intended to shield children under 13 from harmful content on social media, does not apply to YouTube Kids.
A USAID employee revealed that employees hastily hid pride flags and incriminating books in response to an unexpected visit from the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE). The identity and purpose of DOGE remain unclear.
Teacher unions protest President Donald Trump's recent executive orders on education, which have sparked celebration among school choice advocates instead.
The Aga Khan, spiritual leader of the Ismaili Shia Muslim community and renowned development worker, has died at 88 in Lisbon.
US President Donald Trump's call for the US to 'own' Gaza after its Palestinian population is displaced has sparked widespread condemnation from human rights advocates and politicians. The move has been described as 'insane' by those who reject the idea of the US taking control over a territory with a distinct cultural identity.
President Donald Trump's proposal for a 'Gaza Riviera' is considered the most outlandish idea in US Middle East peacemaking history, leaving Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu looking amused, according to analysis.
The US Army recently announced a record-breaking recruitment season, with nearly 350 new enlistments in December 2024, making it the most productive December in 15 years.
Councilwoman Stacie Gilmore of Denver is encouraging local residents to report Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) activity to help undocumented immigrants avoid capture. She has enlisted over 600 volunteers who are available around the clock to monitor ICE activity.
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) says the Army Black Hawk helicopter that crashed into a PSA Airlines plane in January killed 67 people because it was flying too high when the collision occurred over Washington DC.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu praised President Donald Trump's leadership as he was questioned about who should take credit for a recently reached ceasefire deal in the final days of the Biden administration.
LGBTQ+ advocates and families have sued the Trump administration for ending funding of transgender healthcare services under 19 following an executive order banning such federal support.
US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu have a historic opportunity to promote Middle East peace through a potential deal on Palestinian statehood, according to reports. The two leaders are expected to discuss key issues in their upcoming talks.
The Aga Khan, spiritual leader of the world's Ismaili Muslims, has died at age 88. He became the spiritual leader at 20 as a Harvard undergraduate and led a community built on billions of dollars in tithes.
A US judge has ordered the Proud Boys to give up their trademarked name after the group attacked a Black church in Washington, DC.
Federal employee unions are suing former President Trump over allegations that he meddled in a data-sharing agreement between NASA and SpaceX to benefit Elon Musk's company, according to reports.
US President Donald Trump threatened that if Iran attempts an assassination, it would face severe consequences and be 'obliterated'.
Americans have renewed optimism in the country's economic outlook now that President Donald Trump is back in office. A majority of Americans, 53%, believe that the economy will grow in the next six months.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and Syria's newly-appointed President Ahmed al-Sharaa discussed deepened security ties including a response to Kurdish fighters in northeast Syria during their meeting.
DC Councilmember Trayon White faces possible expulsion from city leadership amid an ongoing corruption trial on alleged bribery charges stemming from his federal arrest in August.
MSNBC guests Katie Phang and Paola Ramos claimed that President Donald Trump's plan to house illegal immigrants at Guantanamo Bay represents a 'new chapter in the War on Terror.' The proposal has been met with criticism from those who view it as a human rights issue.
A growing trend of trashposting legislation is emerging, as lawmakers seek to combat online harassment and misinformation by creating new regulations around posting content on social media platforms. The Blair Holt Act, an obscure piece of legislation that was recently trending due to its relevance to the issue, may be a harbinger of a shift towards stricter online governance.
President Donald Trump's tariffs are likely to disproportionately affect lower-income Americans, who will feel the brunt of the cost due to their lower economic resilience.
Some Canadians are boycotting travel to the US due to President Donald Trump's policies and stance on issues like healthcare and immigration, opting for alternative destinations in Canada instead.
Mohammad and several Rohingya migrants have been arrested in Delhi during the election for speaking out against Hindu nationalist groups who are targeting their community, sparking international concerns over human rights. The arrests mark a worrying escalation of tensions between politicians and minority groups.
Brooke Rollins, President Trump's agriculture nominee, has cleared a key Senate hurdle ahead of her confirmation vote. Members of the Senate Agriculture Committee voted favorably for her to head up the Department of Agriculture (USDA).