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Rep. Ro Khanna regrets his past support of Graham Platner after a recent sexual assault allegation surfaced against the Maine Democratic Senate candidate.
Jannik Sinner successfully defended his Wimbledon men's singles tennis title by defeating French Open champion Alexander Zverev in a four-set match.
Moana' joins 'Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs' as the latest live-action Disney film to underperform at the box office, marking a potential end to the studio's recent trend of remaking original movies. The film's poor performance may signal a shift away from lazy live-action reimaginings.
American Eagle's new campaign stars Ella Langley as its latest denim darling, promoting jean shorts as a summer staple.
Sen. Lindsey Graham, a longtime critic of Donald Trump, has come to regard him as a 'brother' and a fellow family member after their unlikely friendship evolved over years. The South Carolina senator's remarkable transformation from opposition to support for the former president is a testament to their personal bond that transcends politics.
World No. 1 Jannik Sinner defended his Wimbledon men's singles title by beating Alexander Zverev in four sets.
President Donald Trump revealed Sunday that he may have been among the last people to speak with Sen. Lindsey Graham shortly before his death, recalling a phone call in which Graham expressed concerns about the loss of momentum for the SAVE act.
Doctors are warning parents about a growing trend among children of microwaving NeeDoh, a popular stress-relief toy, which can lead to severe burns if the plastic is heated to high temperatures. The situation has prompted concerned parents and medical professionals to sound the alarm over the potential dangers of this common childhood activity.
Sen. Lindsey Graham has made his 64th appearance on NBC's 'Meet the Press' and was booked for a 65th before his sudden death, according to host Kristen Welker.
Actress Katherine Heigl has listed her Utah home for sale at $10.6 million as her family prepares to downsize. The 47-year-old actress is parting ways with her mountain retreat in the state.
Sen. Lindsey Graham's sudden death from an undisclosed illness has triggered a scramble for his Senate seat, with President Donald Trump reportedly already hinting at a potential candidate.
Scientists are exploring an unconventional robot design: a cockroach in a tiny scuba suit that could potentially aid in disaster rescues and search operations. This unorthodox setup may prove effective due to its compact size and ability to navigate challenging terrain.
Tributes poured in Sunday from President Donald Trump, congressional leaders and foreign allies after Sen. Lindsey Graham died at 71 following what his office described as a 'brief and sudden' illness.
Google may be using users' photos and voice recordings to train its artificial intelligence models without explicit consent, sparking concerns over privacy and data protection. The practice is allegedly part of a broader effort to improve AI capabilities by leveraging vast amounts of user-generated content.
New York City is set to relocate 110 single homeless men into a Brooklyn shelter without conducting criminal background checks, sparking outrage among local residents. The move has left many in the quiet neighborhood worried about increased crime and safety concerns.
British police have arrested a 28-year-old man in connection with the murder of former politician and reality TV contestant Ann Widdecombe.
Former 'Apprentice' star Erin Scavino has been chosen by President Donald Trump to showcase America's 250th anniversary through art at a little-known federal office.
Democratic politicians are using an underhanded leftist playbook to try and torpedo President Donald Trump's nominee for attorney general before key Senate confirmation hearings.
Former Qatar Emir Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani, known as Father Emir, has died at the age of 74 after ruling Qatar from 1995 to 2013.
I can only provide a summary up to 140 characters. Here it is: Global energy consumption hits an all-time high, with fossil fuels still dominant despite renewable power growth.
Prince Harry's return to the UK to mark the one-year countdown to the 2027 Invictus Games is being seen as a way for him to showcase his charitable work and reconnect with Britain. The event, which was founded by Prince Harry, highlights the 'best' of the Duke of Sussex, according to royal experts.
Kentucky Democratic Gov. Andy Beshear stepped up his push for Sen. Mitch McConnell to disclose his health due to concerns over his handling of former President Trump's health during his hospitalization in 2019. Beshear's demands come after the senator recently expressed frustration with Republican senators' refusal to provide information about their medical conditions.
A New York City police officer was arrested and charged with rape and child sex crimes, following previous admissions of misconduct on the job that included violating department rules. The officer was taken into custody Wednesday night.
This article lists the five most disappointing top-10 preseason college football teams of the 21st century, highlighting their failures to live up to expectations during the season. The rankings are based on how far each team fell from their projected success in the preseason.
Reducing your risk of cancer death may be as simple as taking brief breaks for physical activity throughout the day, according to a new observational study. Taking regular sitting breaks could lower your risk of dying from cancer.
Thousands gather in Bosnia and Herzegovina to mark 31 years since the Srebrenica genocide, as leaders and activists worldwide call on people to fight dehumanisation. The event marks a somber anniversary of one of Europe's worst atrocities since World War II.
Venezuela's ongoing earthquake crisis is taking a devastating human toll, with crumbling infrastructure and collapsed buildings exacerbating the country's already dire living conditions. The smell of death grows stronger in La Guaira, a state decimated by back-to-back earthquakes.
FIFA is not an independent sporting organisation but a political tool that comes under scrutiny as it faced backlash over overturning the suspension of an American football player following US President Donald Trump's intervention. The World Cup has highlighted concerns about FIFA's governance and accountability.
The Chicago Bulls' top draft pick Caleb Wilson set an unofficial NBA Summer League record in his debut game, leading his team to success.
Harvard astronomer Avi Loeb has been chosen to lead a UFO advisory council at the White House, and he believes he was selected due to his expertise in unexplained phenomena that have left federal officials 'baffled'.
Chilling surveillance footage showed Tyler Robinson stalking and killing conservative activist Charlie Kirk, with a friend labeling the courtroom evidence as 'devastating' after its presentation in a Utah court.
A Trump-appointed federal judge permanently ended the Jan. 6 case against four Proud Boys members, stating that the Constitution left him no choice in dismissing the Justice Department's request.
Rosie O'Donnell escalated her feud with President Donald Trump, predicting that he won't survive long enough to live through the 2028 election. When asked if she would make good on her promise to leave the country until then, O'Donnell replied that Trump 'won't survive that long'.
Notable sports figures, including NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell, are donating to Jay Feely's Trump-endorsed House bid, a move seen as an effort by Republicans to protect their slim majority in Congress.
Power cuts have plunged hospitals in Gaza into darkness as Israel's ongoing attacks on the territory continue to disrupt essential services. The disruptions are exacerbating the dire humanitarian situation in Gaza, where civilians are already struggling to access basic necessities like electricity and water.
A North Carolina man has been charged in the 1988 killing of an Orlando, Florida, woman after advances in DNA technology helped investigators identify a suspect nearly four decades after the case was filed. The arrest marks a significant breakthrough in the cold case, bringing closure to the family and loved ones of the victim.
WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert was caught hitting a laughably bad golf shot after allegedly ditching an interview, highlighting her struggles to manage public appearances and maintain a professional image. The incident adds to the league's reputation for controversy and mishaps.
Ukraine's intensified campaign against Russian oil industry is having a growing impact inside Russia, forcing major energy producer to restrict diesel exports and pursue fuel imports. The strategy appears to be bringing the war to President Putin's front door.
Twitter/X was first made available as a platform in 2006 and has faced continued opposition from global censors over its existence. The site is now 18 years old, having launched publicly on July 15, 2006.
Judge Adam Levy, son of Judge Judy, says he could fix Los Angeles in a month due to the city's dire need for overhaul. The recent mayoral election did not bring about the changes the city desperately needs, according to Levy.
The Trump administration has subpoenaed New York Times journalists who reported on security concerns surrounding the new Air Force One, in a move seen as an attempt to intimidate media coverage of government activities. The subpoenas were issued after the newspaper published a report on security issues related to the aircraft's replacement.
Students from Sudan who fled to Central African Republic are calling themselves the 'lost generation' due to their unique experiences in exile. Many escaped violence and persecution, seeking refuge in a neighboring country.
President Donald Trump let a bipartisan housing bill become law without signing it on Saturday, ending a weekslong standoff amid pressure from advocates. The move came after weeks of negotiations and pressure from advocacy groups and lawmakers who had pushed for the bill to pass.
A New Jersey woman has been accused of sexually assaulting a child under 13 and posting a video of the alleged abuse on Snapchat, according to court documents. Victoria Anne Cran is being charged in connection with the incident.
Shameless' star Emmy Rossum revealed that she ignored red flags after her then-boyfriend gave her an ultimatum, leading to a secret wedding at age 21.
Vice President JD Vance is leasing part of a sprawling, multimillion-dollar property in rural Virginia to serve as an additional residence for his family.
The Trump administration has reversed 50 years of environmental law by opening up endangered species' habitats to development, including drilling, mining, and farming.
Children's YouTube star Ms. Rachel posted support for kindergartners wearing hijabs in response to President Donald Trump sharing a viral video of them wearing headscarves, sparking controversy over cultural sensitivity and freedom of expression. The move aimed to counter Trump's perceived insensitivity towards Muslim children.
Israel's leaders signal readiness for another strike on Iran amid tensions after US President Trump declares a ceasefire over the country.
Jannik Sinner dominated Novak Djokovic in the Wimbledon semifinal, winning in straight sets 6-4, 6-4, 6-4, to set up a chance for his second consecutive title.
Joy Behar rejected former Vice President Kamala Harris as a 2028 candidate for president on 'The View', saying her co-hosts aren't living in reality if they think she's running.
An intelligence expert warns that far-left financier Neville Roy Singh's dark money network poses a significant threat to national security. The issue is tied to an ongoing federal grand jury probe into a China-based tech firm.
U.S. officials have renewed safety warnings for travelers to Turks and Caicos Islands due to a surge in reported sexual assaults and scams, despite the destination's reputation as a top vacation spot with white-sand beaches.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani defended a controversial city map highlighting immigrant enclaves, saying it was never intended to be comprehensive and promising updates after criticism over its omission of iconic neighborhoods like Little Italy and Jewish areas.
Jannik Sinner defeated Novak Djokovic in the Wimbledon semifinals to set up a title showdown against Alexander Zverev, ending Djokovic's record-chasing bid at the tournament.
Podcaster Joe Rogan warned that President Donald Trump may have inadvertently handed the presidency back to Democrats in 2028 by starting an unpopular war in Iran.
CBP officers seized a $10 million shipment of drugs hidden among a load of cabbage being transported across the Texas border in a commercial tractor trailer. The bust occurred during an inspection at the Pharr Port of Entry on Monday.
Former US Senator Mitt Romney has expressed his opinion that those 80 years old and above should not hold leadership positions in the country.
The Trump administration expanded its 'Product of USA' label to 10 more companies, marking a push for American-raised beef as their products are now bearing the iconic label.
The Department of Justice has sued Maryland, accusing the state of an 'active and deliberate effort' to prevent deportations of illegal immigrants due to its sanctuary policies. The lawsuit claims that Maryland is obstructing federal immigration enforcement.
Fox News senior meteorologist Janice Dean said her final farewell to the network after over two decades of bringing sunshine into millions of living rooms, leaving an emotional impression on fans and colleagues alike.
A Mexican national who was fatally shot by an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer in Houston had no criminal convictions during his decades living in the U.S. His family is demanding an independent probe into the incident.
Country music star Riley Green is winning over fans with his latest music video 'Think As You Drunk,' further solidifying his position as a rising superstar in the genre. The viral success of his new clip cements Green's formula for success.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's wife, Rama Duwaji, co-hosts a luxurious Muslim retreat on the French island of Corsica that reimagines the Virgin Mary as a 'Palestinian woman' under occupation.
President Donald Trump claims he's Iran's 'No. 1' target as renewed conflict raises assassination fears.
Marine veteran Victor Marx narrowly won Colorado's Republican gubernatorial primary, defeating state Sen. Barbara Kirkmeyer and state Rep. Scott Bottoms.
President Donald Trump has ousted members of a bipartisan federal election commission that resisted his efforts to require documentation of US citizenship before voter registration. The move is part of his push to reshape the US voting process.
Taylor Sheridan's TV shows 'Landman' and 'The Madison' were snubbed by the 2026 Emmy Awards, continuing a pattern of exclusion for his productions. Despite this, an expert has hailed Sheridan as TV's 'six-time champion'.
US official says US remains committed to peace talks with Iran, despite recent military strikes, but no timeline is given for when negotiations will resume.
An Afghan national accused of fatally shooting a US National Guard member and opening fire on others near the White House last year has been transferred from prison to a hospital due to his dire health condition after refusing food and drink. The suspect's 'self-inflicted' condition led to his transfer, according to court filings.
FCC Chairman Brendan Carr mocked 'The View' host Sunny Hostin for her partisanship while urging Democrats to win the Senate, highlighting her calls for flipping the Senate during a discussion about Maine's Democratic Senate nominee.
A court heard an alleged confession from the accused assassin of Charlie Kirk in a text exchange with their lover, and other top news stories are being reported.
A California couple is suing a luxury country club daycare center after their 23-month-old son allegedly suffered a traumatic brain injury when an employee swung him through her legs and dropped him on his head. The parents claim the incident was a result of gross negligence by the daycare staff.
American national parks are feeling overwhelmed this summer due to increased crowds and road congestion, like those experienced by a recent Zion National Park visitor who spent 45 minutes navigating traffic during a morning visit.
Democrat Abdul El-Sayed faces backlash for calling a transparency question about his tax forms 'pretty basic' in response to criticism about the delay in releasing the information. He claims he is waiting on outstanding paperwork needed to accurately fill out his forms.
A series of unclaimed airstrikes hit Iran following the US claim that it ended its attacks, raising further questions about who is behind the ongoing strikes against the Islamic Republic.
Egypt's 2-1 win over Argentina in their World Cup match was seen as a symbolic victory for Palestine, sparking celebrations in the Egyptian camp and fueling hopes that it could translate to real-world pressure on Israel. The game became a referendum on Palestine, with many viewing Egypt's triumph as an act of solidarity.
New 911 calls from North Charleston, South Carolina, have captured residents expressing fear and describing armed teens and gunfire during a block party that turned violent when police were attacked. The calls portray the scene as chaotic and likened to a 'full-out war' before authorities intervened.
South Korean chip giant SK Hynix has raised a record-breaking $26.5bn ahead of its Wall Street debut amid soaring demand for semiconductors used in AI. The company's IPO drew high interest from investors amid a global semiconductor shortage.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is urging urgent efforts to start domestic production of Patriot interceptor missiles, following Washington's agreement to grant licenses for Kyiv to produce the desperately needed system.
A Queens man has been arrested after allegedly throwing Molotov cocktails at two churches and a commercial building in an apparent arson attack that occurred late Wednesday night. Yogesh Sayrange, 36, was taken into custody carrying additional incendiary devices.
Disney's live-action 'Moana' remake is set to face box office woes, projecting a weak opening of around $60 million in North America amid poor early reviews and soft projections. The film could follow Disney's previous 'Snow White' remakes into financial disaster.
Israel shares intelligence warning that Iran has developed a new plan to assassinate President Donald Trump, according to a report by The Wall Street Journal.
The Department of Homeland Security plans to withhold billions in grant funding from states that don't cooperate on adopting new election security measures. States that refuse will have their preparedness funds withheld, amid efforts to bolster election security nationwide.
The Maryland school district is facing a lawsuit alleging that it lied about its policies regarding students' gender transitions, hiding information from parents and citing the district policy to justify keeping them in the dark. The parents claim their daughter's transition was kept secret.
MSNBC host Joe Scarborough criticized Republicans for being hypocritical in their criticism of Democrats for initially supporting former Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner amid new allegations of sexual assault. Scarborough told Republicans to 'shut up' over their comments.
Democrat candidate Sarah Trone Garriott, a minister and state legislator, has ties to a 'resistance preaching' guide that aims to counter anti-Trump sermons. She contributed to a sermon guide that opposes President Trump's views.
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Maine's Graham Platner is removing his name from the ballot as Democrats face criticism for their support of him amid multiple scandals that tarnished his insurgent Senate campaign. Republicans charge the party is 'completely stained' by its association with Platner.
A 42-year-old flight instructor jumped to his death from an aircraft over Argentina while teaching a student pilot how to land. The student was forced to complete the landing alone after her instructor's fatal leap.
A US-based gaming brand owned by Microsoft has faced outrage after firing 1,600 employees amid approval for thousands of foreign worker visas. The company's mass layoffs have sparked fury among local workers and communities.
The Justice Department recently charged 455 individuals in its annual National Health Care Fraud Takedown, involving over $6.5 billion in alleged false claims, and the problem of medical identity theft is even affecting doctor's offices nationwide.
Rapper Vanilla Ice revealed he nearly joined the '27 Club' before quitting drugs for good after a near-death experience, sparking his renewed commitment to sobriety. The 'Ice Ice Baby' star spoke about overcoming addiction and finding redemption in an interview.
President Donald Trump said it is very hard for Democrats to replace embattled congressional candidate Graham Platner, who has suspended his campaign.
Charlie Kirk's family is seeking a judge to reveal hidden evidence from the accused assassin's preliminary hearing, claiming they were prevented from viewing it during the proceeding and arguing that victims have a legal right to access such information.
Google's planned $1 billion data center project outside Indianapolis has been blocked or delayed, marking one of several high-profile AI projects impacted in 2026. The total economic impact from these cancellations and delays is estimated to be around $130 billion.
Democratic Socialists are targeting battleground states, including Wisconsin, after recent victories in key blue-district primaries in New York. Rep. Francesca Hong highlights her party's efforts to take control of her state despite facing challenges from conservative opponents.
Senate Republicans are softening their opposition to President Donald Trump's voter ID bill due to a surprise coalition of Democrats and some conservative senators who have expressed concerns about its potential impact on voting rights. The development comes as Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell remains absent from the Senate floor.
The Bureau of Prisons is set to roll out tablets for federal inmates to use for educational and career advancement purposes, including messaging capabilities.
Minnesota's Department of Health has suspended a grant program targeting Native American communities due to a review by the U.S. Department of Justice, which found it may have violated Civil Rights Act principles. The decision comes after the DOJ initiated its own compliance review into the program.