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Hailey Bieber shares sultry summer snaps, showing off her toned figure in a bright yellow bikini on Instagram. The 29-year-old model gives fans a glimpse into her sun-kissed getaway.
Courtney Clenney, a former OnlyFans model, settled a civil suit before reaching a plea deal in connection to the murder of her boyfriend, and faces further legal proceedings. No further details were available at press time.
Rep. Gabriel Vasquez, D-N.M., voted against President Donald Trump's 'no tax on tips' law but later called for its permanent implementation.
A text scam claiming Apple Pay had already charged a person $8,250 and threatened another charge of the same amount in 35 minutes resulted in an estimated loss of $16,500. The scam reportedly targeted people in Washington D.C. in just 35 minutes.
The embattled director of the Smithsonian Institution, Dr. Anthea Hartig, has a decades-long record of promoting an activist and Marxist-inspired approach to history, raising questions about her appointment's political motivations. Historian's criticism highlights concerns over her radical ideology influencing museum policies.
Is cyberbullying hiding in your child's group chat? Parents are urging parents to monitor their children's online interactions and have open conversations about digital etiquette and kindness.
Israel has taken delivery of its most advanced and expensive German-built submarine, dubbed 'doomsday' due to its capabilities, expanding its fleet amid escalating regional threats. The handover of the INS Drakon is seen as a major boost to Iran deterrence efforts.
Iran is watching with concern as Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkey expand their mutual defense pact, raising questions about the emergence of a new security architecture in the region. The move has significant implications for global power dynamics and Iran's own regional influence.
NORAD's F-16 fighter jets intercepted multiple general aviation aircraft near Trump's Bedminster golf club in New Jersey on Sunday. The intercepts were made after planes reportedly violated airspace restrictions around the area.
Rep. Max Miller will remain in his race for reelection despite abuse allegations that have rocked his campaign and prompted growing calls from fellow Republicans for him to drop out.
Basketball Hall of Famer Don Nelson has died at 86 after passing away according to his family's announcement on Sunday.
RNC chair says James Talarico's hopes for GOP crossover voters are a 'pipe dream' as he faces an uphill battle to win in Texas' largest red state this November.
Max Miller is locked in as the Republican nominee for Ohio's 7th Congressional District after the deadline to withdraw passed without change. The decision effectively secures his spot on the November ballot.
Chicago Sky player DiJonai Carrington was involved in a controversy after being caught on camera committing a dirty foul on Indiana Fever forward Sophie Cunningham, and later blamed her ejection for the aggressive play. ESPN has since buried the story under a post about 'white privilege' made by Carrington.
Leaked Social Security numbers have been found on dark web marketplaces, prompting individuals to act quickly if they suspect their number has been compromised, rather than panicking. Those who believe their SSN is online can take steps to secure it before proceeding.
A 26-year-old bride-to-be suffered a severe allergic reaction after receiving a fake eyelash treatment before her wedding, leaving her looking far worse than expected on her special day. The experience has prompted Polly Bibby to warn others about the risks of such beauty treatments.
Major donors won't back former Vice President Kamala Harris again as the Democratic Party faces divisions, a former DNC fundraiser warned on 'My View with Lara Trump'.
Gaza's children continue to struggle with hunger as a new famine threatens, leaving families like Sahar al-Bardini uncertain about where their next meal will come from. The situation in Gaza remains dire, with many families relying on charity for basic necessities.
Sports Illustrated has edited a headline about Indiana Fever star Sophie Cunningham after it sparked a social media firestorm over a hard foul she suffered during a game against the Chicago Sky. The magazine initially referred to the play as 'karma' in its initial reaction, but later made changes to avoid further controversy.
Tears for Fears star Roland Orzabal has spoken about the final years of his marriage to the late Caroline Lush, admitting he had fallen in love with another woman before her death.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu rejects a 15-point Gaza proposal by the Board of Peace, saying Israel won't withdraw until Hamas is genuinely disarmed.
A Florida man, Gibson Nash, has been charged with first-degree murder for allegedly killing his mother who had recently helped him despite repeated arrests for threatening her, and had moved to the state to get him mental health help.
A self-destructing phone code has sparked a federal case, as it can reveal sensitive private information and is being used by some individuals for extreme security measures.
Two Florida men have been charged with aggravated battery after allegedly clashing in a Publix parking lot with one wielding a machete and the other a hatchet. The incident occurred on August 4, police said.
Israel rejects Trump's Gaza peace plan, saying no withdrawal until Hamas disarms and demands the group's full disarmament before any Israeli forces pull out.
Republican Colorado gubernatorial nominee Victor Marx is assembling an all-Marine ticket in response to a growing socialist movement in the state. He aims to bring 'steely spines' to combat the Democratic socialists with his Marine-vet team.
A North Carolina father is suing his local school district after he claims officials refused to answer if biological males can use the same restrooms as female students like his daughter.
Police in Asheville, North Carolina say a downtown shooting that killed two people and wounded seven was a direct retaliatory act, though they have declined to call the violence gang-related.
Democratic senators stand by Maine Senate nominee Troy Jackson despite a report alleging he fathered children with his second cousin, which has raised new questions about the candidate's personal life.
Russia and Ukraine have escalated their aerial conflict, with both sides' offensive capabilities surpassing their air defenses, placing civilians at risk in the ongoing war.
Military families on board the USS Lincoln are expressing outrage over conditions on the ship, citing moldy showers, food shortages, and a lack of basic hygiene essentials like toothpaste, deodorant, and soap. The issues have raised concerns among sailors and Marines about their living and working environments.
Democrat Rep. Ed Case fended off a progressive challenger in a key primary battle, a victory seen as a significant win for the establishment in the Democratic Party's civil war with its socialist insurgency.
President Donald Trump's low political stature has squandered Republicans' typical advantages in the economy and national security, two areas where the party usually holds an edge.
Guinness World Records has confirmed that President Donald Trump's 4th of July fireworks display on National Mall was indeed the largest in history. The event surpassed all previous records set by Trump himself, who had previously proclaimed it as the 'LARGEST FIREWORKS SHOW IN HISTORY.
More than a dozen teen girls were left stuck hanging upside down on a malfunctioning Jersey Shore ride last month. The incident occurred on the day after the Fourth of July and has been shared by several of the young women who were trapped in the ride's malfunction.
A Porter Airlines flight from British Columbia to Toronto was canceled after a toddler refused to buckle their seat belt, stranding passengers overnight. The airline confirmed the incident in a statement to Fox News Digital.
Two Florida business owners have been charged with third-degree felonies for allegedly scattering 1,500 mothballs on a beach to deter endangered birds, which were considered 'imperiled' by the pair.
Cornell University has introduced a new rule banning the processing of wild game in school kitchens after two students were caught carving up a bear in a dorm kitchen and went viral on social media. The move comes months after the incident sparked outrage among animal welfare advocates.
Several top European football clubs, including Real Madrid, Barcelona, Manchester United, and Paris Saint-Germain, are expected to make key moves in the upcoming transfer window as they prepare for the new season. The attention will be on these powerhouses as they look to strengthen their squads and compete for major titles.
Hawaii voters headed to the polls on Saturday, with Governor Josh Green dominating the election and a progressive candidate aiming to upset a Democratic congressman in the state's 1st Congressional District.
Former US President Hillary Clinton criticized the far-left for their reluctance to support her, warning that Republican attacks labeling them as 'communist' could be effective. Clinton's comments come amidst tensions between establishment and progressive wings of the Democratic Party.
Lionel Messi's father Jorge Messi died on Friday night at 68 due to complications from a long illness in Rosario, Argentina.
Virginia Democratic candidate Shannon Taylor's past endorsement of far-left prosecutors has come under scrutiny, raising questions about her stance on crime and incarceration. The controversy has sparked debate over Taylor's commitment to progressive policies in the nation's capital district.
A California woman has pleaded guilty to murdering her fire captain spouse last year, just days after being captured in Mexico for a similar crime she committed decades ago. Yolanda Olejniczak Marodi, 54, admitted to killing her current husband following her earlier conviction for the fatal stabbing of her first husband.
A Florida middle school student was arrested and charged as an adult after allegedly creating homemade firearms and explosives to prepare for a robbery plot.
A teenager accused of killing a Citadel cadet and his best friend had a lengthy rap sheet with little consequences, with authorities arguing that he repeatedly evaded charges. The accused's history of alleged misbehavior stretches back to 2021.
Federal immigration officers arrested over 1,200 illegal immigrants in the Atlanta, Georgia area, including 720 who have been convicted of or charged with crimes such as sex offenses and child abuse.
Former Democratic Senator Sherrod Brown has flipped his stance on data center expansion, previously praising the development but now opposing it as part of his campaign to return to the Senate. This sudden change is impacting communities across the US who were initially supportive of the expansion.
Socialism's influence on college campuses has sparked pushback among pro-Israel students who claim the left's growing anti-communism is a reflection of Gen Z's resistance to traditional socialism. The tensions are now spilling over into mainstream politics, with some seeing a backlash against communism in the Democratic Party.
A recent Michigan Senate primary win by Abdul el-Sayed has raised concerns about broadcast bias, as networks appear to be covering for radical left-wing fringe figures like Hasan Piker despite their ties to prominent Republicans. The coverage suggests that the media allies of Democrats are struggling to identify and critique radical elements within the party.
A top suburban New York police official is accused of driving the getaway car for her son's alleged gang shooting and has connections to the mayor's office through her sorority sisterhood.
Yemen's struggling healthcare system is forcing patients to seek alternative and often untested medicines, as traditional treatments are no longer accessible. Residents in rural areas like Taiz are turning to herbal remedies to treat illnesses, a practice that was once common but has become a last resort.
President Donald Trump's unfinished East Wing ballroom faces an uncertain future after a divided appeals court ruled he is unlawfully constructing the space.
A North Carolina man has been accused of punching a woman in an unprovoked attack and posting video of the incident on social media, marking at least his ninth arrest since 2023. The suspect had previously accumulated a history of arrests, with records showing he was taken into custody nine times between January and July of last year.
Senate Democrats, led by Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, claimed to support voter ID laws but blocked a GOP bill, with all 50 Democrats voting against the SAVE America Act. The move comes after previously supporting similar components of the bill in the past.
The Senate confirmed Todd Blanche as Attorney General in an overnight vote, giving President Donald Trump's former personal attorney control of the Justice Department.
Typhoon Dolphin has hit Japan's southern island of Okinawa, injuring five people and cutting power to 14,000 buildings, before heading towards eastern China where authorities have shut down ports.
The Senate has voted to confirm Todd Blanche as the new Attorney General, marking a significant change in leadership after his high-profile decision to keep Donald Trump out of jail.
The Senate advanced its solution to avert a government shutdown on Saturday, capping off several months of uncertainty and handing Republicans their first major victory since the 2022 midterm elections.
The Senate approved a short-term funding bill to fund federal agencies into early December, averting a potential government shutdown before the election.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino is facing a European boycott threat amid continued backlash over his FFE plan, but he has survived for now.
President Donald Trump has urged U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro to revisit the dropped charges over vandalism at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, suggesting a second look at the case.
Abelardo de la Espriella has been sworn in as Colombia's president, vowing to crack down on armed groups and cut government spending.
Colombia's new conservative President Abelardo de la Espriella was sworn into office on Friday, pledging to reverse much of former President Gustavo Petros' left-wing agenda amid a rightward shift across the continent.
Former Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall's security clearance has been revoked after he disclosed classified information about a secret project involving AI, according to the US Department of War. The department said the unauthorized disclosure was made under Kendall's eligibility to access sensitive information.
Turkiye, Saudi Arabia, and Pakistan have signed a historic mutual defense pact, marking a significant shift in regional dynamics and raising questions about the potential for a new order in the region. The alliance has sparked hopes of increased stability and cooperation among the three nations.
A veteran Democratic attorney is backing GOP hopeful in Michigan's Senate race against Abdul El-Sayed, calling him a more reasonable alternative to his party's 'lunatics.' Julian Epstein is reportedly defecting from the Democrats due to their nominee's views.
US intel warns that Russian President Vladimir Putin may launch a limited attack on a NATO ally in an effort to fragment the organization and test Article 5, posing a potential threat to global stability.
Former first lady Jill Biden expressed doubt that she would see a woman president in her lifetime, saying it was likely to be Vice President Kamala Harris.
Chairman of the Joint Chiefs Gen. Dan Caine is reportedly seeking an exit strategy for the US war with Iran due to limited military options.
Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed is facing backlash after a resurfaced clip emerged where he expresses his apparent disdain for the state's most iconic location, sparking an online firestorm. The comment has drawn criticism and raised questions about El-Sayed's views on Michigan's cultural identity.
Maryland's lone congressional Republican, U.S. Rep. Andy Harris, has criticized Gov. Wes Moore's push for a constitutional amendment to redraw district lines, labeling it as an alleged play for the 2028 White House campaign.
A Detroit-area couple has been accused of throwing an explosive device with a disturbing two-word message into their neighbor's yard. Jason Showers, 45, and his companion have been charged in connection with the alarming incident.
Legislators are now turning their attention to protecting girls' sports from men who want to compete, after 27 states passed laws that prohibit trans athletes from participating in female sports. Congress must act to fix these state-level bills before girls are forced to pay the price for others' actions.
Dak Prescott addresses his broken engagement publicly for the first time as he navigates life in the spotlight as a Dallas Cowboys quarterback. Prescott, known for his private nature, is now discussing his personal life with the public eye.
The New York State Police have launched a manhunt for an 'armed and dangerous' suspect in connection to a homicide and house fire in upstate New York, with police urging residents to be on the lookout for the suspect.
Counterterrorism expert warns Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed's candidacy raises homeland security concerns due to his family ties to a Muslim Brotherhood-linked group.
Saudi Arabia has drawn Pakistan and Turkey into its defense with a landmark pact, bolstering its military capabilities amid the Iran war's escalating threat. The move comes as the Iran conflict closes in on the kingdom.
Former Cabinet secretary and U.S. Ambassador to Mexico Ken Salazar says the Biden administration 'woke up too late' to address the border crisis, arguing its failure to prioritize Mexico and effectiv…
A divided federal appeals court ruled that President Donald Trump is unlawfully constructing a massive new ballroom at the White House.
Law enforcement sees a surge in tips following the release of ransom notes sent to Nancy Guthrie's family, although authenticity has not been confirmed by authorities.
At least two civilians have been killed and 14 injured in a Houthi attack on the Yemeni government-held city of Marib, according to the internationally recognized government.
Former 'Melrose Place' star Andrew Shue believes that 70% of Americans have lost faith in the American Dream, describing it as 'dead or dying'.
The White House has released documents showing an FBI investigation in 2017 into whether President Donald Trump acted as a potential Russian asset after his firing of James Comey, fueling allegations that he was compromised by Russia.
Senate Republicans are pushing for an Election Day deadline for California's marathon ballot counts, seeking to limit the time it takes for the state to finalize its vote tallies. The proposal is seen as a response to blue states' lengthy counting processes, which have raised concerns about potential post-election disputes.
President Donald Trump distanced himself from voter frustration with Republicans ahead of the 2026 midterm elections, saying they're 'not angry at me.' He attributed their anger towards the party to other factors rather than his leadership.
Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkiye have signed a joint defence pact amid escalating tensions in the Middle East, including US-Israel's war on Iran. The agreement was made to counter potential threats from regional adversaries.
Iran is reportedly mobilizing its tanks in a significant military build-up, sparking concerns about potential regional instability. The move is believed to be part of a broader effort to modernize and strengthen Iran's armed forces under pressure from the US and other global powers.
Russian hackers have developed a sophisticated technique to steal email credentials without users ever clicking on links or opening attachments, according to US cybersecurity agency CISA.
Armenia will put the head of its ancient Apostolic Church and six other clerics on trial over allegations of defying a civil court order as a feud with Prime Minister deepens. The trial is set to begin on Friday.
Two Dominican nationals have been charged in connection with a deadly Connecticut home invasion as the Department of Homeland Security moves to revoke their green cards.
UN chief Antonio Guterres condemns both Russia and Ukraine amid escalating war, urging urgent de-escalation and a permanent ceasefire.
A Democratic congressional candidate who was knocked unconscious in a Maui beach fight is facing felony charges in three separate cases, including allegations he threatened a county employee. The candidate's turbulent stretch of troubles comes ahead of the election.
The National Museum of American History at the Smithsonian Institution is facing criticism for its new exhibit featuring a replica of Donald Trump's 2016 presidential campaign bus, highlighting a pattern among museum curators to use provocative exhibits to spark public debate. The bus is part of an exhibit showcasing the history of presidential transportation.
Houthi forces launched a series of missile and drone attacks on Yemeni military locations, killing at least 30 government soldiers and injuring 15 others in the first such attack in years. The strikes suggest that a major battle in Yemen may be brewing.
Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and Turkey sign joint defense agreement amidst regional turmoil, deepening security cooperation in a region marked by military tensions and conflicts.
A Louisiana judge presiding over high-profile cases related to Madison Brooks' gang rape death faces scrutiny after it was revealed her son is a convicted sexual predator. The suspect in the case claims the judge is 'on our side' amid allegations of bias against her.
Republican Sen. Lisa Murkowski of Alaska announced she will vote against Todd Blanche's nomination to be attorney general, narrowing his chances at confirmation for the role.
Central Europe has seen record-breaking temperatures amid a sweltering heatwave, as energy and transport systems across the continent face disruption. Temperatures in Slovakia reached 42.2 degrees C.
The 2026 US midterm elections have taken shape after this week's primary day, but are becoming increasingly complex as candidates' positions and alliances become clearer. The messiness of the midterms has begun to mirror the complexities of the Democratic and Republican parties.