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Border czar Tom Homan says vetting of ICE officer is under internal review after deadly shooting in Maine.
Hamas taps veteran leader Ismail Haniyeh as new terror chief in move sending a message to Israel, according to regional expert.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) plans a major operation targeting Haitian nationals who will lose Temporary Protected Status (TPS) after a Supreme Court ruling.
At least one person was killed and six others injured in a shooting that broke out at an unsanctioned party in rural California, prompting hundreds of attendees to flee for safety.
ESPN panelist blames 'culture war' retribution as reason for Ryan Clark's departure from the network following his termination amid a series of on-air talent layoffs.
A report links the New York violence to Mamdani's politics, citing ties to Muslim Brotherhood ideology, amid escalating tensions on Tisha B'Av, the Jewish calendar's saddest day.
India's 'Cockroach' movement, which had been protesting against education minister Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank, has ended after his sacking as silence fell over Jantar Mantar and Parliament Street in New Delhi. The party called off its agitation hours after the move.
A new type of Mac malware has emerged, targeting users with fake 'verify you are human' pages that trick them into opening Terminal and installing the malicious software, locking apps until the user gives in.
Matt Damon reveals how achieving his dramatic physical transformation for Christopher Nolan's 'The Odyssey' took over his life for six months, transforming him from a muscular 45-year-old into an almost unrecognizable 55-year-old actor.
Trump's SAVE America Act stalls as Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell's extended absence complicates its path, potentially impacting several legislative priorities. The unclear timetable for his return is slowing down progress on the bill.
Over 160,000 illegal immigrants have fled South Africa amid widespread protests calling for foreigners to leave the country, a trend seen in many Western nations experiencing similar backlash.
Beijing's efforts to sway America have been exposed in federal records, revealing China's extensive influence machine that aims to shape US policy and politics. The revelation comes as President Trump recently alleged Chinese interference in American elections.
The 2026 midterm elections are 100 days away as Republicans and Democrats clash in Congress and statehouses across the country for control over the future of the nation.
An Oregon man is facing charges for allegedly catching and 'wrestling' protected bluntnose sixgill and broadnose sevengill sharks in Puget Sound after a months-long investigation. The man is accused of illegally removing the sharks from the water to sell them, despite being aware that they are protected species.
India's Gen Z grows increasingly defiant as protests against the government gain momentum, with young activists from the Cockroach Janta Party challenging authority and pushing for change. New Delhi has seen some of its biggest student protests in years, with the younger generation becoming harder to silence.
US military disables two tankers, one accused of breaking an Iran blockade, in a move described as 'forceful and swift' by the US Central Command. The footage shows the military's forces boarding the vessels, with one tanker being disabled.
Vice President JD Vance and Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Dan Caine expressed concerns about escalating the war in Iran as US pauses consecutive nights of strikes under consideration by President Donald Trump.
WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert vows to crack down on 'racism, misogyny' during her press conference at the league's All-Star game, but dodges big questions about specific actions she plans to take.
Federal appeals court rejects Trump bid to enforce mail ballot order ahead of midterm elections. A federal appeals court refused to let the Trump administration enforce key parts of President Donald Trump's executive order tightening mail-in voting rules in 23 Democratic-led states.
Police have canceled a pride festival in Berlin after a car crashed into the crowd, leaving several people injured on Saturday. The authorities took immediate action to secure the scene and prevent further incidents.
An armed suspect in a tactical vest emerged from an exploding Queens home before being shot by NYPD officers, leaving two people dead and one injured. The suspect was found dead at the scene after the explosion, which occurred during a 911 call for shots fired.
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Rep. Brandon Gill backs Trump's executive order to address what he calls 'ideological bias' at the Smithsonian, calling for a 'clean house' among museum officials.
A federal judge has struck down Illinois laws allowing in-state tuition, financial aid, and scholarships for undocumented immigrants, a victory for the Trump administration in its immigration efforts.
A 5-alarm fire in NYC's Queens has injured nearly two dozen people, including several firefighters, and damaged multiple apartment buildings. At least 17 firefighters were among those injured in the blaze.
A Biden-appointed federal judge blocked efforts by the Trump administration to end Temporary Protected Status for certain migrant groups in Massachusetts despite a Supreme Court ruling that authorized such actions nationwide.
The WNBA All-Star Game betting preview highlights Team Coop's guards as a key factor in their potential edge over Team Spoon tonight.
49ers coach Kyle Shanahan suffered significant injuries in a car accident, including a broken nose and multiple fractures, requiring over 40 stitches to repair.
WNBA star Riley Gaines praised Sophie Cunningham as a courageous voice after she made headlines by putting her career on the line to speak out against biological men competing in women's sports. The surge in support for Cunningham reflects a growing public interest in the debate surrounding women's sports.
Former state lawmaker and logger Troy Jackson won the Democratic primary for U.S. Senate in Maine, setting up a must-win general election matchup against incumbent Republican Sen. Susan Collins in November.
Maine Democrats have crowned Troy Jackson as their party's Senate nominee after a scandal-plagued ex-candidate Graham Platner imploded this month, sparking a fresh review of the Senate election reset.
Laura Loomer's stance on supporting President Donald Trump and opposing US assistance to Ukraine has shifted after being 'bamboozled' by Russian propaganda, she now says she is fully committed to Ukraine.
Former NFL placekicker Jay Feely is the latest professional athlete seeking to take lessons in leadership to Capitol Hill, where he aims to leverage his experience in high-pressure situations and public scrutiny.
President Donald Trump attended the annual White House Correspondents Association dinner for the first time in his presidency, marking a notable moment at the event. The re-scheduled evening offered 5 key takeaways from the night's proceedings with the press.
President Donald Trump's appearance at the White House Correspondents' Dinner on Friday night was widely panned as a failure, despite his attempts to poke fun at himself and the dinner itself. The evening did little to change public perceptions of Trump's relationship with the press.
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer endorsed Rep. Haley Stevens in Michigan's U.S. Senate Democratic primary, supporting a more centrist candidate over progressive Dr. Abdul El-Sayed.
President Trump has ordered signs be installed at the Smithsonian's National Museum of American History directing visitors to exhibits he claims are inaccurate, amid a row over the museum's depiction of American history. The move comes after the White House described certain displays as 'accurately depicting' the history of the US.
The Trump administration admitted in court documents that it canceled $7.6 billion in grants for clean energy projects based on their political identities.
An illegal immigrant who killed a Nashville restaurant owner faces deportation after serving time in prison, with U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) seeking custody of the Mexican citizen.
Conservative activist Robby Starbuck wins major legal victory against Google as a Delaware Superior Court ruling allows his defamation lawsuit to proceed.
A California hiker who was found naked and deceased on a remote Big Sur trail in January died from complications of alcohol withdrawal, according to the Monterey County Sheriff's Office. The cause of death was determined after an investigation into the individual's circumstances.
A former NFL player from Kenya, Daniel Ogama Adongo, has been removed by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents in Chicago after a visa overstay and a criminal record.
Saudi Arabia must join the Abraham Accords before the US can move forward with a civilian nuclear agreement, according to President Donald Trump.
Pete Buttigieg faced criticism for not distancing himself from what one former RNC chairman described as a 'far-left socialist takeover' of his party, despite calling himself a 'Buttigieg Democrat'.
The Trump administration has accused a federal judge of 'open defiance' of the Supreme Court after temporarily blocking its effort to end Temporary Protected Status for South Sudan, despite a recent high court decision that significantly narrowed the program's eligibility.
A suspect accused of stabbing two people in Manhattan while yelling 'Allahu Akbar' has been charged with attempted murder and hate crimes. The man yelled a bizarre message during his perp walk.
Arizona Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs' reelection campaign spent nearly three times its fundraising in the second quarter of 2026, burning through $7.4 million. The excessive spending is seen by some as a symbolic representation of bigger issues with Democratic governance.
The International Criminal Court prosecutor who issued an arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been fired after being accused of sexual misconduct. The move comes amid controversy surrounding the prosecutor's handling of Netanyahu case, which also drew attention to a threat made by New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani.
Caitlin Clark shared a conversation with former President Barack Obama at WNBA All-Star Weekend in Chicago, where she spoke about her experiences as a young basketball player and politician.
Real Madrid are confident of signing Manchester City midfielder Rodri, while Arsenal eyeing a player-plus-cash deal for Atletico striker Julian Alvarez.
Saudi Arabia launches strikes on Yemen's Houthi-held city of Hodeidah, according to media controlled by the rebel group that controls large parts of the country, according to reports.
Sean 'Diddy' Combs has been sent to solitary confinement after being involved in a prison fight with another inmate while serving a 50-month term, according to multiple reports.
CNN host Michael Smerconish acknowledged Wednesday on 'The Michael Smerconish Program' that he could no longer claim noncitizen voting never occurred after New Jersey disclosed that a non-citizen voted in the state's 2022 election. This admission comes after Smerconish previously stated that such instances of illegal immigrant voting were 'never, ever' documented.
Senate Republicans plan to take aim at President Donald Trump's vast cryptocurrency holdings as part of a new strategy to crack down on his income expansion since returning to the White House, but Democrats have expressed skepticism over its effectiveness.
South Carolina is likely to remain the lead-off primary state in the Democratic Party's 2028 presidential nominating calendar after securing a key party committee's recommendation. The decision follows a battle over key voting blocs among party officials.
Paul Anka criticizes modern singers and technology, suggesting Frank Sinatra would have violently reacted if asked to use autotune.
A 25-year-old man awaiting trial for raping three underage girls is facing new charges after breaking a window inside a Pennsylvania prison while serving his sentence. Imarr Finley has been accused of committing the crime while behind bars.
The International Criminal Court's prosecutor, Karim Khan, has been dismissed after member states voted in favor of his removal due to allegations of sexual misconduct, according to diplomatic sources.
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Nick Bosa is breaking his four-year X hiatus to seemingly celebrate Ryan Clark's ESPN firing, posting a string of comments and messages.
A former US attorney in Washington state is suing the Trump administration for firing him just minutes after he was appointed to the role by a unanimous federal judges' panel. The plaintiff is seeking to have his position reinstated.
Far-left figures, including Hasan Piker, are rallying in support of a pro-China media outlet amid subpoenas in a $39 million investigation led by Representative Jim Jordan into Neville Roy Singham's network.
The Republican party's rift over President Trump's election bill has grown as Senator Mike Thune has placed the brakes on passing the legislation to avoid a government shutdown, shifting focus back to opening the Senate and keeping the government open.
US measles cases have surpassed the total from 2025, reaching 2,318 since the beginning of 2026, with five months of the year remaining.
A redrawn Tennessee congressional map that would give Republicans a 9-0 advantage remains in place despite an attempt to scrap it due to a lack of evidence to support claims of partisan gerrymandering. The ruling allows President Donald Trump's allies to proceed with the new map for the state's Aug. 6 primary elections.
Rep. Tim Burchett reveals new details about his push for UFO transparency after a two-hour Pentagon meeting, claiming unelected bureaucrats are hiding evidence of extraterrestrial life.
Sen. Tina Smith has endorsed Democratic Michigan U.S. Senate primary candidate Abdul El-Sayed, describing him as 'a fighter'. The endorsement highlights a growing divide within the Minnesota delegation between pro-Biden and progressive wings of the party.
The Trump administration's campaign against Iran is now focusing on reopening the Strait of Hormuz, a key waterway in the Middle East, as nearly five months into the military operation its goals and terms remain unclear.
Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed has accused President Donald Trump of inciting terrorism in connection with a foiled plot to kidnap Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer.
House Majority Leader Steve Scalise mocked Democrats for opposing state voter ID laws by comparing their stance to refusing identification at an Olive Garden restaurant. The comparison was made during a speech on the House floor.
The Trump administration fired a newly sworn-in US attorney just 54 minutes into his tenure, but Roger Rogoff is now launching an unprecedented court fight against the move in what is believed to be the first lawsuit of its kind.
Saquon Barkley acknowledged potential backlash for meeting with Donald Trump at his Mar-a-Lago resort, but expressed relief that team members had worked out their differences before the Super Bowl celebration.
Yellowstone National Park is closing three of its most popular fishing rivers this summer as extreme water temperatures make the waters deadly for anglers. The closures are expected to impact visitors heading to the park this summer.
Iowa gubernatorial candidate Zach Lahn accuses Democratic opponent Rob Sand of hiding bad policies and pretending to be someone else in an exclusive interview on the Ruthless Podcast.
Lawmakers are urging Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche to investigate allegations of foreign influence in the fight against data center construction. They are calling for an investigation into potential outside interference in the nationwide campaign.
The Biden administration's handling of the border crisis has sparked calls for a truth commission to reveal the details behind the crisis and provide lessons for future generations. A massive trove of government emails and records is expected to shed light on the situation.
President Donald Trump's prediction of more countries joining the Abraham Accords has sparked debate on whether Israel is truly becoming increasingly isolated, as polls and diplomatic efforts point in opposite directions. The outcome remains uncertain, with some arguing that Israel is strengthening its international ties while others claim it is facing a growing wave of isolation.
President Donald Trump is set to return to the stage to deliver remarks at a rescheduled White House Correspondents Association dinner at the Waldorf Astoria, just months after gunfire forced the evacuation of the event last year.
Iran's efforts to weaponize the Strait of Hormuz have prompted its neighboring countries to take steps to secure their own maritime interests in the region, with many nations building military and civilian infrastructure around the strategic waterway.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has met and been interviewed by far-right US activist Laura Loomer, marking a reversal of years of hostility towards Ukraine.
US President Trump unilaterally scrapped a landmark Saudi nuclear deal less than 24 hours after its signing on Wednesday afternoon.
Country star Carly Pearce has revealed that she doesn't want children, calling her first marriage a 'start-up marriage' in response to a fan's question on TikTok. Pearce has been open about her personal life and experiences with relationships.
The Trump administration has instructed federal agencies to prioritize religious liberty in their decision-making processes, following major Supreme Court rulings that clarified the scope of such protections.
A new Fox News poll reveals that voters overwhelmingly oppose U.S. military action against Iran, with disapproval of President Trump's handling reaching a record high in July. Nearly two-thirds of respondents believe the conflict will last at least five years.
A new Fox News poll finds significant support for both voter ID laws and mail-in ballots, as Congress considers the SAVE America Act. The survey shows broad backing for requiring photo identification to vote in federal elections.
A suspect is in custody after two men were stabbed on Manhattan's Upper West Side, with authorities describing the incident as a possible 'antisemitic stabbing' attack.
US Today columnist Nancy Armour has faced criticism after declaring that US greed and hostility would ruin the upcoming World Cup, amid backlash for comments about WNBA star Caitlin Clark.
A black bear was caught on video wandering into a Southern California water district office by pushing open the front door and briefly exploring the building before retreating back into the surrounding forest. The incident occurred on Wednesday.
Arch Manning isn't backing down from expectations and neither is Steve Sarkisian as they remain focused on their goals despite not meeting CFP semifinal standards.
Jack Smith's legal team has obtained and reviewed a list of 44 lawmakers who were swept into his investigation following a text message sweep, amid growing scrutiny over his handling of the case.
Former President Trump took a jab at the New York Mets during a speech, calling them 'the team that loses all the time', while praising Braves CEO Terry McGuirk for his success.
Former South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford launches a Senate bid as a Republican despite criticism from President Donald Trump and other GOP officials. He is the latest high-profile Republican to enter the race for an open seat in the state's Senate election.
Senate Republican Rick Scott's ally Senator Mike Lee has joined forces with opposition from Democrats to stall President Trump's election security bill, leaving White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt warning that a deal may be 'unraveling.' The delay on the SAVE America Act is seen as a blow to President Trump's efforts to secure his victory in the 2024 presidential election.
The British government vowed to defend itself after Iran stated that UK bases used by the US are considered legitimate targets, amid heightened tensions between the two countries.
Indian activist Sonam Wangchuk has ended his 26-day hunger strike demanding the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan over a series of examination paper leaks.
The US Department of Justice is suing Colorado over its practice of offering in-state tuition and financial aid to undocumented immigrant students attending public colleges and universities. The lawsuit challenges this policy, which has been in place since 2013.
President Donald Trump announced that Chinese President Xi Jinping will visit the US on September 24, with artificial intelligence expected to be a key topic of discussion.
Former Special Counsel Jack Smith is maintaining his innocence after House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan referred him to the DOJ for potential criminal charges amid allegations he lied under oath. Smith has doubled down on his claims of innocence despite GOP accusations that he intentionally misled lawmakers during a deposition.
A new poll from New Hampshire suggests that Secretary of State Marco Rubio is gaining ground as a potential heir apparent to Donald Trump's 2028 presidential campaign. The poll complicates Rubio's status among Republican primary contenders for the 2028 election.
Elon Musk plans to create a feature-length version of Homer's 'The Odyssey' that is 'historically accurate' and faithful to the author's intentions, aiming for a cinematic experience that brings ancient Greek mythology to life.