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A federal judge is questioning President Donald Trump's authority over the National Guard and warned that the US is not a 'King George' monarchy, suggesting Trump may have acted outside of his constitutional powers.
A statue honoring Tom Brady is set to be unveiled in August, according to the New England Patriots. The bronze monument will commemorate Brady's six Super Bowl titles won during his two-decade tenure with the team.
Senate Republicans are criticizing Democratic California Sen. Alex Padilla after he was forcibly removed and detained during a press event in his home state involving Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem. Padilla's removal sparked outrage from Republican colleagues who described the scene as 'spectacular' of himself.
Mark Cuban criticized liberal social media alternative Bluesky, saying it has become 'toxic and hateful' due to left-wing groupthink and anger displayed on the platform.
Sen. Adam Schiff is calling for DHS Secretary Kristi Noem's resignation amid allegations that she was involved in the forced removal of fellow California Sen. Alex Padilla from a press conference.
The Trump Department of Justice launched a lawsuit against New York over its sanctuary policy, arguing it undermines immigration enforcement and 'purposefully shields dangerous aliens'. The case targets the city's opposition to a federal law requiring jurisdictions to honor certain immigration detainers.
The Trump administration is investigating Minnesota's policies allowing biological males to compete in girls' sports following a trans softball player's victory at a state championship title.
The US National Guard authorized to deploy to Los Angeles has the authority to temporarily detain anti-ICE rioters, according to a statement from the Department of Homeland Security.
President Donald Trump deployed 2,000 National Guard troops in Los Angeles amid protests, a move that has been months in the making and intended to bolster immigration enforcement efforts.
Medical experts warn that the junk food industry is responding to the growing popularity of weight-loss medications like Ozempic by aggressively marketing addictive products. The industry's efforts aim to counteract the 'food noise' cut through by these medications, according to some medical experts.
The lead attorney of Larry Nassar victims criticized USA Gymnastics' handling of its policy regarding trans athletes, amid a backlash that saw Simone Biles defend trans athletes in women's sports. The criticism comes after Biles was targeted by critics who argued she should not have spoken out on the issue.
Top military leaders, NFL executives and veterans converge on Mount Vernon for Army's 250th anniversary celebration, launching a campaign that encourages Americans to serve their country in meaningful ways beyond just waving flags.
Congresswoman Delia Ramirez accuses President Trump of launching a 'campaign of terror' against undocumented immigrants amid protests in Los Angeles.
Most Democrats disapprove of how their party's lawmakers in Congress are handling their jobs, according to a new national poll, with 53% giving a thumbs-down to their leaders.
Japan's government has implemented a new policy banning foreign tourists with outstanding medical bills from entering the country, as part of strict border control measures.
The Democratic National Committee has voted to hold a new election for vice chair after reconsidering the current leadership position held by David Hogg. The decision may lead to Hogg losing his role as DNC vice chair.
Trump's team reportedly pushes Texas Republicans to rig voting maps ahead of 2026 election, raising serious concerns over the fairness of upcoming elections due to the administration's disregard for voting rights protections and voter suppression measures.
President Donald Trump is set to attend the opening of the musical Les Misérables at the John F. Kennedy Center, marking an ironic moment given his stance on arts funding and his own reality TV show roots.
The Department of Justice has rejected California's bid for a restraining order against the Trump administration's activation of National Guard troops amid LA anti-ICE riots, calling it a 'crass political stunt'.
California Governor Gavin Newsom faced mockery online after an 'embarrassing' televised address Tuesday night was marred by technology issues, including audio disruptions and delays. The governor's speech was described as a 'absolute fail'.
Indian army officials make history by launching 'Operation Sindoor', a military operation led by two female officers of different faiths, marking a significant milestone in promoting gender inclusion within the armed forces.
A new bill proposed by House Republicans aims to prevent 'illegal aliens' from accessing federal benefits, a move seen as fulfilling President Donald Trump's priority of addressing immigration issues.
Democratic politicians are turning to California as a potential blueprint for standing up to President Donald Trump in his second term, with Gov. Gavin Newsom at the forefront of this effort. The state's Democratic lawmakers are expected to unveil a comprehensive plan to counter the president's policies.
Teenage swim sensation Summer McIntosh broke the second-fastest 200m butterfly record in history at the Canadian Swimming Trials, posting a impressive performance just under a week after setting another world record.
House GOP Rep. Michael Rulli introduces a bill to create a 'safety net' of federal funds for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in emergency situations, amid a call from DHS for more funding. The move comes as the agency urges Congress to provide additional money.
Elon Musk has expressed regret over some of his recent social media posts targeting President Donald Trump, saying they crossed a line. Musk admitted that the attacks went 'too far'.
ABC News had 'no alternative' but to fire longtime correspondent Terry Moran after he made a now-deleted X post attacking President Donald Trump and top White House aide Stephen Miller, according to an ABC News insider. The network was left with no other option amid the intense backlash from the public.
Legendary sportscaster Bob Costas criticized several media organizations for their handling of President Donald Trump during a speech at Syracuse University, calling out the hypocrisy and double standards in how they cover him.
President Donald Trump defended deploying troops to Los Angeles during a visit to Fort Bragg in North Carolina, saying it was necessary for 'public safety' and demonstrating his commitment to security measures. The move has been met with skepticism from some lawmakers who question the need for such a deployment.
Anti-ICE riots force three Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) field offices to close in Los Angeles, San Francisco, and New York City, following comments from Congresswoman Maxine Waters that the Trump administration would have closed them.
Nearly all Republican attorneys general have accused California's Democratic leaders of excusing 'lawlessness' in a joint statement, criticizing them for condoning criminal behavior. The statements come as part of their ongoing criticism of the state's policies and actions under Democratic leadership.
Australian PGA Tour star Jason Day has made a statement at his latest tournament with a patriotic outfit that has won over fans, capturing the American spirit.
Israeli forces have killed more than 70 Palestinians across the Gaza Strip in a day of relentless attacks, including hunger aid seekers.
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth heads to Capitol Hill for a series of congressional hearings over the next week that are likely to be a major test of his leadership following what is widely viewed as an unpopular decision.
President Donald Trump has deployed National Guard troops to the Los Angeles area amid protests, framing demonstrators as violent insurrectionists bent on destruction.
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass blames the Trump administration's ICE operations for starting the recent riots, despite claiming that things are calm in the city.
The Department of Health and Human Services dismissed all members of the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices after RFK Jr, a prominent vaccine critic, took over as chair. The move comes in an effort to restore 'public trust' in the committee's recommendations.
More than 100 Democrats voted against a House GOP-led resolution condemning an alleged terror attack on pro-Israel activists in Boulder, Colorado, as it passed 280-113 with 75 Democrats voting in favor.
The FBI announced it will investigate 'any evidence of a criminal conspiracy' related to recent anti-ICE riots in Los Angeles, seeking to determine if there was an organized effort to create chaos.
An Israeli coast guard boat seized a Gaza-bound aid boat carrying Greta Thunberg in international waters and towed it to Ashdod Port, where 12 international activists face detention.
House Homeland Security Committee Chairman Mark Green, R-Tenn., is retiring from Congress before the end of his term to join the private sector.
Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom's potential run for the White House in 2028 has likely been thwarted by his handling of the anti-ICE riots gripping Los Angeles, according to social media critics.
Bradley Bondi, brother of Attorney General Pam Bondi, lost his bid to be the next president of the DC Bar in a closely watched election that drew national attention.
California will sue the Trump administration over its decision to deploy National Guard soldiers in Los Angeles County amid anti-ICE riots, the state's Democratic leaders announced. The deployment was made without California's prior consent, officials said.
Federal troops have been deployed to Los Angeles, raising concerns about constitutional governance and potentially constituting an occupation rather than law enforcement action. The move has alarmed Americans who value the rule of law.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has arrested a group of 'worst of the worst' undocumented immigrants in Los Angeles amid widespread rioting that saw city buildings torched.
Hall of Fame coach Don Nelson wore Luka Dončić shoes to a game in protest of the Lakers' trade, a rare and unconventional display of his disapproval for the Dallas Mavericks' earlier deal.
Conservative activists arrested in Brussels, Belgium for holding signs opposing transgender medical treatments for children have been condemned as a threat to free speech in what is considered one of Europe's most woke cities. The arrests sparked concern over censorship and the limits of dissenting views.
President Donald Trump's 21st week back in office is set to be marked by a series of major events, including high-stakes trade talks with China in London on Monday and sweeping travel ban announcements.
Gaza's healthcare system is 'extremely fragile' due to increasing aid point killings, according to the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC).
Journalists behind a bombshell book about Joe Biden's cognitive decline are facing tough questions about the media's failure to report on it sooner. They were pressed by authors of another book about the scandal on why the story didn't receive more coverage earlier.
FBI is searching for a suspect who allegedly assaulted a federal officer and damaged government property during anti-ICE riots in Los Angeles. The suspect's identity remains unknown at this time.
President Trump has used unrest in Los Angeles protests to justify deploying US military forces in support of migrant crackdowns, a move critics call an overreach. The White House had been waiting for this moment to assert its authority on immigration policy amid growing public tensions.
Sen. Bernie Sanders ruled out the idea that Democrats should work with Elon Musk after his explosive falling out with President Donald Trump, labeling the Tesla CEO a 'right-wing extremist.
Sen. Cory Booker has declined to accept donations from Elon Musk's campaign, but encouraged him to speak out against a bill backed by former President Trump that Booker opposes.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth suggests sending US Marines to quell anti-immigration riots in Los Angeles but House Speaker Mike Johnson says this approach may have a 'deterring effect' rather than being heavy-handed.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy rejected US President Donald Trump's claims that Russia is serious about pursuing peace, saying he knows Russian President Vladimir Putin 'much better'.
Tennis star Coco Gauff says US women's sports have experienced a 'down period' since Donald Trump's election victory. She won the French Open title earlier this year, becoming the first American to do so in a decade.
Italy's citizens are set to vote on a proposed law that aims to speed up the process of granting citizenship to foreign immigrants who have legally entered the country, potentially affecting millions of people in the outcome.
David Mamet reveals he was once a 'brain-dead liberal' but has since transitioned to constitutional conservatism, reflecting on his transformation in an interview with Fox News.
Meghan McCain faces backlash after endorsing COVID-19 vaccine from supplement company linked to prominent anti-vaxxer and doctor. The endorser promotes an 'anti-toxin' treatment called a 'detox' alongside her support for the vaccine.
Los Angeles erupts over ICE raids, prompting an FBI warning that anyone assaulting police officers will be targeted by law enforcement agencies. FBI Director Kash Patel issued a stern message, saying those who assault officers 'are going to jail period'.
CBS News' Scott Pelley warns that a culture of silence in the US is 'doomed' and stresses the need for courage to speak out against threats to democracy and freedom. The network faces pressure from a campaign to discredit its reporting on sensitive topics.
Four people were killed and over two dozen others injured in eastern Ukraine after Russia launched a wave of drone and missile attacks. The attacks come amid retaliation for a Ukrainian drone strike that Moscow has deemed an act of aggression.
Federal officials are calling on Democrats to scale back inflammatory rhetoric against ICE agents amid violent protests and clashes between protesters and law enforcement in major cities like LA and NYC. The warning comes as federal officials face violent mobs amidst increased tensions over immigration policies.
Protesters continue to demonstrate against Elon Musk despite his exit from a public role amid an ongoing feud, citing unresolved issues as 'not over.
Bill Maher pokes fun at Democrats' efforts to find their 'Joe Rogan' by suggesting they should focus on understanding what led to his defection from liberal views instead of trying to capture a similar figure.
Elon Musk has deleted posts that made explosive claims about President Donald Trump and files related to Jeffrey Epstein. The move appears to be a reversal of some of the wild accusations Musk made during his public spat with the president earlier this week.
Veteran Democratic strategist James Carville criticized Jewish donors who abandoned the party over the pro-Palestinian protests at Columbia University, defending the Democrats' record on Israel. He claimed it 'makes no sense' for Jewish voters to turn against their party due to unrelated events.
A former D.C. police officer has been sentenced to 18 months in prison after being convicted on charges related to leaking information about a Proud Boys leader. Shane Lamond was found guilty of obstructing justice and making false statements.
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt criticized Democrats and the media for defending suspected MS-13 member Kilmar Abrego Garcia, an undocumented immigrant accused of human trafficking, during a deposition. Leavitt condemned what she called 'outrageous' media coverage that downplays Garcia's alleged crimes.
Elon Musk's feud with President Donald Trump escalated as he accused top Republicans in Congress of abandoning efforts to cut government spending. The billionaire criticized their sudden shift away from cutting expenses.
A new mobile robot is being developed to assist seniors in walking safely and preventing falls as the US population ages rapidly. By 2050, the adult population over 65 is projected to surge, making assistance like this increasingly crucial.
Medicaid reform in President Donald Trump's 'big, beautiful bill' has drawn a partisan line through Congress, with Democrats opposing potential cuts and lawmakers along party lines debating its impact.
LGBTQ pioneers are protesting World Pride celebrations near the White House, calling for a return to the movement's roots amidst concerns about commercialization and dilution of its original message. The event coincides with Kuntzler's recollection of joining a historic picket line outside the White House at 20 years old.
A federal judge approved a $2.8 billion settlement allowing colleges and universities to pay college athletes directly.
India's $5 trillion economy relies heavily on forced labour, with thousands of prisoners working in sweatshop conditions at metal and steel factories, sparking international condemnation. The country's 'open prison' system allows companies to hire inmates for cheap, fueling the nation's rapid industrialization.
Jannik Sinner outlasted Novak Djokovic at Roland Garros to set up a title clash with defending champion Carlos Alcaraz in Sunday's final.
Donald Trump ran for president in 2016 on a platform of reducing the national debt, calling himself the 'king of debt,' and promising to eliminate it within eight years. At the time, he made bold claims about his ability to pay off the nation's debt.
Five Proud Boys members are suing the U.S. government and certain employees in the FBI and Department of Justice for $100 million over their involvement in January 6 prosecutions. The lawsuit claims that tactics used during the Jan. 6 insurrection were 'illegal'.
The Supreme Court accidentally sent email orders to attorneys ahead of schedule, marking its second major technical error in a year.
Missouri Senator Eric Schmitt has employed a staffer linked to a 2023 controversy surrounding Ron DeSantis' presidential campaign, which featured Nazi imagery in a video circulated by the staff member. The incident drew widespread criticism at the time.
Grant Hardin, a former Arkansas police chief who escaped from prison, has been recaptured, according to the Izard County Sheriff's Office.
The Supreme Court has lifted a block on the Social Security Administration's access to sensitive data, allowing its affiliates to obtain the information.
Republican Rep. Mary Miller faces bipartisan criticism for deleting a social media post criticizing a Sikh guest chaplain who led the morning prayer on the US House floor. The deleted post was deemed deeply troubling by many lawmakers and civil rights advocates.
India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi inaugurated a strategic railway project in Indian-administered Kashmir, connecting the Kashmir Valley to the vast Indian plains by train for the first time.
Democrats attempt to create an ideal candidate, while JD Vance gains momentum for a potential 2028 presidential run.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited the restive Kashmir region for the first time since April's deadly tourist massacre to inaugurate the world's highest railway bridge.
The US has largely disengaged from Ukraine's conflict, raising concerns about whether Europe can alone stem Russia's advances under Putin's leadership.
The White House supports legislation to accelerate deportations of individuals who violate immigration laws and evade removal orders.
A federal judge has halted President Donald Trump's proclamation to suspend new international student visas at Harvard University, just hours after the university filed an amended lawsuit.
Activist athletes are calling for prosecution against officials who allow males to compete in women's sports, a move seen as a response to President Trump's executive order signed four months ago. Incidents of trans inclusion in girls' and women's sports continue despite the growing outcry from some conservative groups.
President Trump's sweeping new travel ban is built to survive court challenges and may prove more legally durable than its 2017 predecessor, according to experts as they prepare for a likely losing battle against it.
Democrats' postmortems on the 2024 presidential election are often neglecting the significant impact of voter suppression tactics used to disenfranchise and discourage certain groups from voting. The effects of these tactics have a lasting impact on democratic processes.
President Donald Trump has been accused by Democrats and social media critics of imposing a new 'Muslim ban' through a travel order they claim is riddled with Islamophobia and bigotry. The policy has sparked widespread criticism as 'discriminatory' and 'disgusting'.
A House Republican bill aims to establish a payment plan and accountability measures for congressional emergency spending, known as 'no rules apply' funding, in an effort to curb its lack of oversight.
The US has been criticized for its handling of bioweapon smuggling after two Chinese nationals, including a University of Michigan research fellow, were charged with allegedly bringing a potential 'agroterrorism' weapon into the country, raising questions about whether the US learned anything from the COVID-19 pandemic. The case highlights concerns that the US continues to 'train our enemies' and has made little progress in addressing bioweapon threats.
Donald Trump has signed an executive order banning citizens from 12 countries from entering the country in a move he said was to protect the US from foreign terrorists.
Federal judge dismisses lawsuit from Jewish students who sued the University of Pennsylvania over allegations of permitting, tolerating, or facilitating antisemitic incidents on campus.
Former President Joe Biden defended the use of an autopen, a device that allows him to sign documents without his signature, as Republicans investigate its practice.