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Senate Republican hopeful Michele Tafoya accuses Minnesota's Gov. Tim Walz and Attorney General Keith Ellison of ignoring a multibillion-dollar fraud scheme in the state.
Sudan's only functioning hospital is successfully curing tropical diseases in war-hit Sudan, bringing new hope for a country struggling to recover from conflict. The hospital is providing critical medical care to those affected by the ongoing violence and illness.
President Donald Trump may claim victory in the Iran conflict by declaring open shipping lanes, but a bigger war is already underway, raising concerns about global instability and potential consequences of US actions. The fragile ceasefire appears to be holding, at least for now.
A 7.5-magnitude earthquake struck off Japan's northern coast Monday afternoon, triggering a tsunami alert from the Japan Meteorological Agency.
Bayern Munich secured their record-extending 35th Bundesliga title with a 4-2 win over Stuttgart, while Harry Kane scored his 32nd goal of the campaign in the process.
Attacks in northern Nigeria have surged, shattering the notion that the region's long-standing insurgency is a distant concern. The increase in violence has brought attention back to the ongoing conflict.
British police are probing a shadowy Islamic group amid an arson spree at Jewish sites in London, amid possible ties to Iran. Authorities have launched an investigation into a suspicious online group linked to the attacks.
Iran has shut down the Strait of Hormuz, trapping thousands of sailors on commercial tankers on both sides of the waterway amid reports of gunfire and disruption to global oil supplies. The move halts traffic at a critical chokepoint.
Barack and Michelle Obama's film production company, Higher Ground, is reportedly leaving Netflix to go independent later this year.
The Strokes ended their Coachella weekend two set with a politically charged video montage targeting the CIA and US government. The move appeared to be a provocative commentary on current events during the American rock band's performance.
An Israeli ceasefire was breached on Tuesday when an ambush and bomb detonation occurred in southern Lebanon, killing a French soldier and drawing France into the conflict as it is accused of using 'human shield' tactics by Hezbollah to conceal its military positions. The incident comes amid heightened tensions between Israel and the Lebanese militant group.
US-Israeli military strikes targeting Iranian nuclear scientists have raised alarm over the potential black market sale of uranium and expertise, as regime instability threatens to destabilize control over nuclear stockpiles and expert networks.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney urged changes to Canada's economic ties with the US, citing that its current strong ties, which were once a strength, have become a weakness.
A new Gallup survey reveals a record low in public trust for legacy media, with just 28% of Americans believing it, as another scandal highlights its perceived bias against Republicans like Rep. Eric Swalwell.
UK Chief Rabbi warns that Jews have been targeted by a 'sustained campaign of violence and intimidation' following a string of arson attacks on Jewish sites in London, as British counterterror police investigate possible Iranian proxy involvement.
Some credit card issuers now approve applicants without requiring a Social Security Number, instead accepting an Individual Taxpayer Identification Number, a passport, or proof of income.
Ivanka Trump celebrated her upcoming marriage to Jared Kushner's fiancée Bettina Anderson with a bridal shower at Mar-a-Lago, showcasing a close bond between the two women.
Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez faces criticism for his political motives amid a rift with US President Donald Trump and Iran, as he tries to position himself as a European counterweight to Trump. Sanchez' actions are being questioned by critics, but details of the situation remain unclear.
Hundreds of animal welfare activists clashed with local deputies at a Wisconsin beagle research facility, with hundreds being pepper sprayed during the violent confrontation.
President Donald Trump renewed his threat against Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), mocking them for claiming a Strait of Hormuz 'blockade' despite the US already having one in place. The comments came as Trump pushes for a deal with Iran.
A string of nearly a dozen mysterious deaths and disappearances of high-level scientists in the US has sparked concerns that some researchers may be being silenced due to sensitive information they possess, with one expert calling it 'very serious'. The alarming incidents are raising questions about possible government involvement in the cases.
Pope Leo XIV's statement aimed to ease tensions between him and President Donald Trump, expressing no desire for public debate. Vice President JD Vance expressed gratitude for the Pope's words.
US-Israel war on Iran nearly two months in, with thousands killed and major energy flows disrupted as tensions centre around the Strait of Hormuz.
The Gulf Cooperation Council emphasizes unity amid regional tensions, now seeking joint defense and development to strengthen its collective stance.
A life jacket worn by a Titanic survivor sold for over $900,000 at auction, far exceeding expectations and highlighting the enduring fascination with the doomed ship. The flotation device exceeded price expectations, showcasing its significant historical value.
A 15-year-old New York City teen was shot and killed on a Queens basketball court while bystanders filmed the incident, prompting police to search for the gunman. Authorities are seeking the shooter's identity in connection with Jaden Pierre's fatal shooting.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani met with former President Barack Obama on Saturday at a childcare event in New York City. The two greeted children and parents during the event.
Most people assume scammers need sophisticated hacking skills, but in reality, they often rely on publicly available information that can be found online before targeting victims. This easily accessible data is often overlooked by individuals, leaving them vulnerable to scams.
Mexico's climate supercomputer could revolutionize weather forecasting by reducing the gap between predicted and actual weather conditions.
Comedian Bill Maher calls former Rep. Eric Swalwell a 'f---ing creep' and expresses his disdain for the disgraced Democrat in a recent appearance on his show 'Real Time'.
A Las Vegas wine connoisseur set a Guinness World Record by eating at 28 of the world's top-rated restaurants in just 24 hours in New York City. Joshua Fyksen, a sommelier, accomplished this feat to earn the record.
President Donald Trump is criticizing and distancing himself from allies who speak out against his Iran war policies, but he has taken a different approach when speaking with podcaster Joe Rogan.
Rep. Ilhan Omar says she is not a millionaire, blaming an accounting error for a financial disclosure that listed her assets as high as $30 million.
Indiana Fever star Aliyah Boston makes WNBA history with her record-breaking contract extension, signing a four-year, $6.3 million deal.
Heather Locklear has reportedly started dating Lorenzo Lamas after decades of high-profile romances, and reality TV star Dr. Pimple Popper recently suffered a stroke.
President Donald Trump has signed an executive order urging more research into psychedelic drugs like ibogaine, as part of a broader push to explore emerging mental health treatments. The move aims to expand research into these substances and their potential therapeutic applications.
Hollywood star Jean Harlow's iconic LA estate, known as 'The White House in the World,' has been listed for $16.8 million on the market. The former home of the Hollywood darling is up for sale through a partnership with David Kramer of Compass.
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FBI Director Kash Patel has vowed to take The Atlantic to court over a report published Friday evening that he claims is filled with defamatory claims against him. Patel says he will 'see you in court' if the magazine stands by its story.
Democrat politicians in Virginia have turned to former President Barack Obama to promote a gerrymandered district map that critics claim disenfranchises GOP voters.
The Orange Crush festival is set to return to Tybee Island this weekend despite concerns over safety and violence following last year's teen takeover and gunfire incident that left several injured. Police are bracing for 50,000 partygoers to descend on the beach town.
John Cena returns as host for WrestleMania after a year of inactivity following his final match at Saturday Nights Main Event. This marks Cena's hosting role 42 months since he announced his retirement from professional wrestling.
Major broadcast networks ignored Rep. Eric Swalwell scandal until Democrats demanded his removal, highlighting a perceived bias against Democratic controversies and stories. The networks' favoritism towards Republican scandals has sparked criticism from some commentators who argue it distorts the public's perception of politics.
Sen. John Fetterman pledges to be 'last man standing' in the Democratic Party in support of Israel, prepared to stand alone within his party on the issue. He made this statement during an appearance on 'The Ingraham Angle'.
Iran swiftly reversed course and re-imposed restrictions on the Strait of Hormuz on Saturday, days after reopening the critical waterway amid a US blockade, which the US said would continue despite the opening. The move comes as tensions between Iran and the US remain high over an oil tanker seizure in January.
A former US hostage negotiator warns that Iran may use detained Americans as a 'sweetener' in nuclear talks, saying they are tougher negotiators than other countries. The expert notes that the Iranians are more demanding than the Russians, Chinese and Taliban in past negotiations.
President Donald Trump is set to read from 2 Chronicles 7 during a nationwide Bible-reading event starting Sunday.
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. defended comments about President Donald Trump's mental health after a tense exchange during a congressional hearing. Kennedy clashed with Democratic lawmaker over his remarks on Trump's mental fitness.
A Gold Star father says a new Pentagon review of the Abbey Gate bombing in Afghanistan feels different after years of silence from the Biden administration, describing previous reviews as 'like a cover-up'. The new look at millions of documents marks a change for Darin Hoover, who had previously felt ignored by the administration.
President Donald Trump said the first releases from a Pentagon study on UFOs will come out 'very, very soon.
A federal judge has blocked a $6.2 billion merger of Nexstar Media Group and Tegna until an antitrust lawsuit is resolved, preventing the deal from moving forward.
Former MSNOW host Joy Reid blasts California Democrats for failing to properly vet the gubernatorial field, allowing two Republican candidates to take lead in the governor's race.
A college student has criticized the Democratic Party's strategy for reaching young voters as 'dead on arrival', arguing that their approach is missing the point in winning back this demographic. The student, Ethan Norton, made the claim in an op-ed for The Washington Post.
Cenk Uygur sharply criticized Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez on his show over a verbal exchange about her potential endorsement of him, calling out her response as a 'word salad' reminiscent of Kamala Harris's style.
Democratic California Gov. Gavin Newsom's political action committee spent over $1.5 million buying thousands of copies of his new memoir, accounting for about two-thirds of all copies sold nationally.
A Michigan teenager was allegedly kidnapped at gunpoint by a suspect who has been convicted of similar crimes in the past, but managed to escape when she slipped him an SOS message at a gas station after being dropped off on his route home from work. The 17-year-old, whose identity has not been released, is shaken but unharmed.
The White House has met with AI firm Anthropic amid ongoing political tensions and a dispute with the Pentagon over its technology, one month after President Donald Trump ordered a halt on its products.
A crash involving a pickup truck carrying one million bees shut down part of an interstate highway for hours before authorities intervened to address the situation. The swarm caused traffic disruptions until the bees were safely relocated.
The daughter of an American woman missing in the Bahamas claims her mother's former boyfriend Brian Hooker is using his mother's illness as an excuse to leave the country after a five-day stay on the island.
Hundreds of young street racers swarmed streets in Georgia during a chaotic 'takeover' event, causing havoc and disturbing neighbors before suspects fled the scene. The incident was captured on video, showing the massive gathering that descended upon an intersection in the middle of the night.
Virginia Democrats are facing a potential court-ordered reversal of their successful redistricting reform effort after a state Supreme Court challenge argued that the law was illegally passed due to a lack of public input and improper legislative procedure. The high-stakes case sets to be decided on Tuesday as voters weigh in on the referendum.
Former President Barack Obama is urging Virginians to vote yes on a congressional redistricting ballot measure that could give Democrats 4 more House seats.
Rep. Eric Burlison is calling for an FBI investigation into a string of 'disturbing' disappearances and deaths involving U.S. scientists and researchers.
A Turkish grad student who co-authored an anti-Israel op-ed at Tufts University has self-deported after a legal battle with DHS following her detention for allegedly supporting Hamas.
President Donald Trump's team has shifted their economic message, after initially emphasizing short-term pain for long-term gains during the Iran war, now using a more positive 'all is well' tone.
Former Vice President Kamala Harris blames President Donald Trump for rising gas prices triggered by the U.S. war with Iran. This reverses her stance four years ago when she described high gas prices as 'the price to pay for democracy'.
The U.S. Commission of Fine Arts gave preliminary approval to President Donald Trump's plan for a massive new triumphal arch monument in Washington D.C., moving it closer to reality.
Scammers are targeting grieving victims through online games by posing as sympathetic players who ask for donations to supposedly help someone in need, gaining their trust and access to personal financial information. The scammers often use emotional manipulation and social engineering tactics to exploit vulnerable individuals.
The Pima County Sheriff's Department is facing intense backlash on social media over a recent post about the high-profile missing persons case involving Nancy Guthrie, labeling it as 'tone deaf'.
Analilia Mejia, backed by Bernie Sanders and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, has won the election to Congress as a progressive candidate. She will be headed to represent her constituents in Congress.
President Donald Trump's lavish lifestyle at his Mar-a-Lago estate has drawn comparisons to Marie Antoinette, sparking criticism that he is out of touch with ordinary Americans' struggles. Trump's fondness for gilded trappings of the presidency has been likened to the ill-fated queen's excesses before her execution in 1793.
Lifeguards are scarce at popular beach destinations in Florida's Space Coast, leaving some areas without adequate protection against rip currents and other hazards, resulting in fatalities such as a man and woman who were killed by strong ocean currents recently.
Air Force leaders are warning Congress that their service is the 'smallest' and 'least ready' in history, requesting more funding to address readiness concerns. The National Guard has joined forces with the Air Force in making this plea to lawmakers.
Iran's creative use of Lego videos helped shift public opinion against Donald Trump, capitalizing on his divisive policies to win a narrative war against him. The animations were widely shared and resonated with many viewers who felt strongly about the US president's actions during his presidency.
A former fifth grade teacher in Louisiana, Marisa Noel, 31, is facing 25 charges, including rape and abuse, as an investigation into her conduct involving minor students continues to widen.
A 23-year-old pregnant Texas woman missing for weeks has been found dead in southwest Houston, her family confirmed Thursday.
Rev. Franklin Graham has defended President Donald Trump after criticism of a social media post featuring an AI-generated image that many saw as likening him to Jesus Christ, and he shared his statement on Truth Social in response.
China's government is intensifying pressure on its estimated 12 million underground Catholics to defect to the state-controlled church, while also tightening surveillance and restricting their movements.
Acting Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) Director Todd Lyons submitted his resignation letter to Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin, stating he will remain in his position through May 31.
A Democrat backed by progressive champions Bernie Sanders and AOC has won a key House race in northern New Jersey, thwarting Republican efforts to expand their fragile majority. The victory came in a vacant U.S. House seat in a blue-leaning district.
Two California Democrats have acknowledged hearing rumors about Eric Swalwell's alleged sexual misconduct in past years during CNN interviews.
President Donald Trump falsely claimed Pope Leo XIV said Iran can have a nuclear weapon, despite having no record of such a statement from the pope. This claim adds to ongoing criticism of Trump's views on global leaders and their positions on sensitive issues like nuclear arms.
Veteran editor and former Washington Post leader Marty Baron criticized CBS News leaders in a speech about the importance of ethics in journalism, singling out those who prioritize ratings over morality. Baron lamented that journalism's moral compass is fading from its core values.
The US Department of Justice is investigating multiple sexual assault allegations against former California Rep. Eric Swalwell.
President Donald Trump is questioning his allies and advisers on how Vice President JD Vance is performing in his new role brokering a deal to end the Iran war, which was previously held by Trump himself.
The White House is conducting a probe into the deaths of two individuals, including a retired Air Force general and a scientist, whose disappearances are linked to secret US work operations. The investigation is looking into possible wrongdoing related to these incidents.
A former Meta employee has been accused of accessing thousands of private images on Facebook without authorization, violating user trust and expectations. The incident is under investigation.
A federal judge has rejected President Donald Trump's attempt to claim the entire White House ballroom project is needed for national security, ordering him to pause construction. The decision comes after an earlier ruling was upheld.
Former Vice President Kamala Harris is making stops in a key presidential primary state, fueling speculation about a potential 2028 presidential bid. The stops come as she leaves the door open for another run after previously declining to rule out a future campaign.
A US judge has ordered President Trump to halt construction on the $400 million White House ballroom project, escalating a legal feud between the administration and opponents of the initiative.
The US is preparing to deploy lethal strikes against Iran's fast-attack boats involved in maritime terrorism and drug trafficking, following the successful test of tactics used in Venezuela against smuggling vessels in the Caribbean.
A Gaza father is fighting to determine if a child pulled from rubble of his destroyed home belongs to him; the strike occurred just days into the genocidal war on Gaza.
The California Supreme Court has disbarred former Trump attorney John Eastman for his efforts to dispute the 2020 presidential election results. Eastman's case marks a rare disciplinary action taken against an attorney by the state's highest court over their involvement in contesting election outcomes.
The U.S. Coast Guard has announced plans to deploy two new icebreakers, called Arctic Security Cutters, in Alaska by 2028, aimed at strengthening American maritime presence in the Arctic region amid growing influence from Russia and China.
PGA tour winner Max Homa says golfers who beat up course in frustration make those who play the sport look 'very spoiled'. He expressed disapproval towards players venting their frustrations on equipment and courses.
A South Texas Democrat who urged President Trump to 'allow people to cross freely' is emerging as a top Republican target in his bid for re-election. The GOP is focusing on Rep. Vicente Gonzalez's district, which Trump carried by double digits.
House Republicans blocked a new attempt by Democrats to halt the U.S. military campaign against Iran, standing by President Donald Trump's war powers.
US President Donald Trump announces that Israel and Lebanon have agreed to a 10-day ceasefire, which will take effect at 5pm on Thursday.
President Donald Trump announced that Israel and Lebanon have agreed to a 10-day ceasefire. The agreement was made after 'excellent conversations' between Trump and Lebanese President Joseph Aoun.
A new FBI warning reveals phishing attacks are targeting private chats on encrypted messaging apps such as WhatsApp, Signal, and Telegram. These seemingly secure platforms are vulnerable to hackers trying to trick users into divulging sensitive information.