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Pittsburgh set an NFL Draft attendance record, hosting a three-day football festival that drew large crowds, but its success may be short-lived as it is expected to only stand for one year.
Valerie Bertinelli revealed she missed narcissistic red flags in past relationships, stating they made her question her self-worth. The actress now actively seeks these warning signs when meeting men, showing no rush to get back into the dating scene.
A Wisconsin brewery has faced backlash after posting on social media that they 'almost' received free beer day due to President Donald Trump's assassination, drawing renewed scrutiny over their previous promise of such a benefit when Trump dies. The brewery had previously offered this incentive before it was taken down.
A newly unearthed video reveals Cole Allen as a quiet inventor from years before his alleged attempt to assassinate President Donald Trump. The footage shows a different side of the gunman authorities say tried to blast his way into the press dinner.
California authorities have charged 21 individuals in connection with a $267 million Medicare fraud scheme involving stolen identities and fake patients, as part of the 'Operation Skip Trace' investigation. The alleged scheme targeted Medi-Cal hospice services.
Suspected gunman Cole Allen checked into the Hilton Hotel hosting the White House Correspondents' Dinner on Friday, just one day before the event. Sources say Allen, 31, was a computer scientist at the time of the shooting.
Google agrees to settle $135 million lawsuit alleging its Android system used users' cellular data without permission, potentially offering compensation to affected individuals who use Android phones.
Senator Thom Tillis says he's dropping his opposition to confirming Jerome Powell as Federal Reserve chair, allowing him to move forward with the confirmation process.
World leaders worldwide swiftly condemned political violence and expressed relief that President Donald Trump was unharmed after a chaotic armed attack disrupted the White House Correspondents' Dinner on Saturday night.
Jeremy Renner is undergoing hyperbaric treatments and peptide therapy as part of his intense recovery from a 2023 snow plow accident that left him with 38 broken bones at age 55.
Mali is experiencing ongoing armed attacks carried out by unidentified groups, escalating its political and security crisis. The situation has left the country rattled, with coordinated attacks beginning on Saturday.
Nine people were injured in a mass shooting near Indiana University early Sunday morning, but no arrests have been made yet.
Wyoming court blocks fetal heartbeat abortion law, halting enforcement of a law that prohibits most abortions once a fetal heartbeat can be detected, generally around six weeks of gestation.
Kenyan runner Sabastian Sawe has made history by becoming the first athlete to run a marathon in under two hours at the London Marathon, breaking the world record.
The US Army has unveiled its Combat Field Test, a new fitness assessment aimed at strengthening battlefield readiness, amid efforts to boost recruitment and prepare troops for the demands of modern combat.
The US government has issued a wanted poster for Hugo Carvajal Barrios, known as 'el Pollo', who may testify against ousted Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro in his upcoming trial. His height is listed on the poster as five feet tall.
The father of a woman who was killed by an illegal immigrant in a DUI crash is issuing a warning to Americans over lax driver's license laws, pushing for stricter regulations.
Republican congressional candidate and CAL DOGE Director Jenny Rae Le Roux slams Gov. Gavin Newsom and Attorney General Rob Bonta for their failure to address widespread fraud in California. 'Every day is opposite day,' she says, criticizing the state leaders for their inaction on the issue.
Shots rang out at the White House Correspondents Dinner, causing chaos in a ballroom that included several high-profile guests who have already experienced political violence. The incident occurred on Saturday night.
A suspect in the shooting at the White House Correspondents Association Dinner had a background as a teacher and video game developer from Southern California.
The Secret Service agents still unpaid due to the ongoing Dem-led government shutdown are under fire after a shooting near President Trump and several Cabinet members on Saturday night, amid an ongoing standoff in Congress.
President Donald Trump was quickly escorted off the stage of the White House Correspondents' Dinner after possible shots were fired at the event in Washington, DC.
President Donald Trump abruptly left the White House Correspondents' Dinner before giving his speech as shots were fired at the venue, but the event was expected to continue.
King Charles III is set to meet with New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani during his upcoming US state visit next week.
A California couple is suing Los Angeles after the city blocked them from tearing down Marilyn Monroe's former home and declared it a historic monument, which has reportedly killed their $8M investment plans. The owners claim the property's designation as a historic monument will prevent them from redeveloping the site.
President Trump will make his first appearance at the White House Correspondents' Dinner tonight, a tradition that typically honors journalists and their work, but may be overshadowed by unexpected moments courtesy of guest mentalist Oz Pearlman's performances.
Scammers are increasingly building profiles on individuals using data from people-finder sites, which can reveal sensitive information such as age, home address, phone number, and family connections. This stolen data is then used to craft convincing phishing scams, identity theft attempts, and other forms of cyber exploitation.
Anthropic's Mythos AI found over 2,000 unknown software vulnerabilities in just seven weeks of testing. The company built the model for defensive cybersecurity research and decided to keep it from the general public due to its effectiveness.
Gaza holds its first elections in over 20 years, but they are limited to just one city, casting doubt on their legitimacy and relevance amidst a stalled ceasefire.
The NYPD has arrested an 18-year-old suspect in connection with the fatal shooting of a 15-year-old boy in a NYC park last week, following a citywide search.
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Liberals' 'fine people' hoax was 'way worse than we thought,' according to David Marcus, who claims that a popular meme about white nationalists was being used by liberal activists without irony, and possibly even perpetuating it. The phenomenon was likened to the plot twist in Scooby-Doo episodes where the suspect is revealed to be the least likely person.
Donald Trump will attend his first White House Correspondents Dinner, a event he has historically criticized and referred to as 'fake news.' This marks a rare public appearance by the president at an event that was once a platform for him to mock the press.
African governments must take immediate action as food security is at risk due to uncertainty in global fertilizer supplies caused by the ongoing conflict in the Strait of Hormuz. The dispute between major players has led to a shortage of critical fertilizers affecting African countries reliant on imports.
Iran is struggling in a standoff with the US, which has imposed a naval blockade on the country, strangling its main economic corridors and leaving Tehran facing an impending oil storage crisis. The situation is exacerbating rising food prices for Iranian citizens.
A journalist behind a report critical of FBI Director Kash Patel has been inundated by sources reaffirming her claims amid a multimillion-dollar defamation lawsuit against The Atlantic magazine. She is standing by the explosive allegations in the report.
The US agrees to allow Venezuela's government to fund the defense of ousted President Nicolás Maduro, ending a weekslong standoff.
President Donald Trump and other US leaders were evacuated from a White House dinner due to an unspecified threat, sparking concerns over their interactions with journalists at the correspondents' gala. The incident raised eyebrows given Trump's history of tension with the press.
A series of rapid burglaries in upscale LA neighborhoods has left police baffled, with veteran cop warning that the masked crews appear to be 'doing their homework' on the communities they target.
Media outlets have downplayed funding for the Southern Poverty Law Center, an organization that frequently warns of a 'far right' threat, including neo-Nazis and the Ku Klux Klan.
The US Supreme Court is facing criticism after confidential internal memoranda revealed the inner workings of the court, sparking claims that it has become a battleground for ideological war. The documents, made public by the New York Times, appear to show a level of animosity and partisanship among justices.
Asheville, once hailed as a picturesque mountain retreat, has transformed into a no-go zone for many due to rising homelessness, leaving long-time residents lamenting the city's downfall from its former postcard-perfect charm.
Left-wing nonprofits are rallying behind the Southern Poverty Law Center amid federal fraud charges, labeling it a 'beacon of hope' in its fight against white supremacy. The SPLC faces accusations from federal prosecutors, sparking an outpouring of support from radical activist groups.
A group of 10 American Olympians who serve in the U.S. military were honored at the Pentagon on April 17. The event came as tensions in the Iran war continued to escalate behind the scenes.
The Southern Poverty Law Center is facing scrutiny after being accused of perpetuating a 'racism scam' by characterizing itself as a combator of extremist groups while allegedly profiting from donations and grants. An indictment has been filed against the organization's leader, Mike Davis, alleging misconduct.
Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson's campaign pushed back against Republican attacks over her past work with the Southern Poverty Law Center amid an ongoing DOJ indictment.
Florida's congressional redistricting process could shift the House balance in favor of Democrats if the Republican-drawn map is challenged, putting Governor Ron DeSantis under pressure to address concerns about fairness and equity in the redrawn districts.
The RNC chair signals confidence in the GOP's ability to successfully defend its Senate and House majority despite a challenging political environment, with Republican leaders expressing optimism ahead of the midterms.
Democrats are pushing back against President Donald Trump's claims that they started a redistricting fight, saying 'we're going to fight back' ahead of the 2026 midterms.
Scientists have revived a 24,000-year-old microscopic organism from Siberian permafrost, which then reproduced in a groundbreaking experiment offering new insight into how life can endure extreme conditions over vast stretches of time.
A driver suspected of participating in a 'reckless' drag-racing street takeover was arrested and paraded out of his apartment in handcuffs. The suspect's identity has not been released.
A former substitute teacher in Texas was arrested and charged with an 'improper relationship' with a student, alarming parents. The incident has raised concerns about the safety of students under the supervision of educators.
The White House rejected comments from Rep. Sarah McBride that hinted at potential firings within the Biden administration, dismissing them as a 'dig' directed at former President Trump's firing of Director of National Intelligence John Bolton and Ambassador to Russia Rick Dearborn. The remarks seemed to suggest Tulsi Gabbard would be the next Cabinet official to leave, but the White House didn't confirm or deny any specific plans.
Nebraska has ended its in-state tuition benefits for illegal immigrants as part of a deal reached after the state agreed to stop enforcing a law deemed unconstitutional by the Trump administration.
House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries was left scrambling after being asked by child reporters why voters view Democrats negatively during an event on Capitol Hill. The exchange caught him off guard as children from the press corps questioned him.
Meghan McCain revealed on her podcast that a peace made with former President Donald Trump, saying he sent a 'very kind' message after their reported disagreement.
A semitruck driver charged in a deadly interstate crash that killed a young family of three was found to have fraudulently obtained an Ohio driver's license, commercial driver's license and U.S. citizenship.
Gazans will vote for new local leaders for the first time in 22 years on Saturday, which experts warn could give Hamas a boost in maintaining its influence as it refuses to step down.
The US Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) sanctioned a major Chinese oil refinery and dozens of ships tied to Iran's 'shadow fleet' as part of efforts to choke off Tehran's oil sales.
Texas Democrat James Talarico criticized a court ruling allowing Texas to enforce a law requiring classrooms to display the 10 Commandments, calling it a 'deeply un-Christian decision.' The ruling allows the state to implement its policy of displaying religious texts in public schools.
Democrat Beyer blasts GOP plan to counter Virginia redistricting by eliminating his seat. A Republican lawmaker proposes returning Arlington and Alexandria to Washington, D.C., in an effort to counter Democrats' strengthened grip on Virginia's congressional map.
A global supply shock is unfolding as Asian countries struggle with fuel rationing, medical supply shortages, and hoarding of essential items like plastic bags, while factories face packaging shortages, raising concerns about a potential ripple effect in other parts of the world.
Amazon has placed Elon Musk's Starlink on notice by investing $11.57 billion in a competing satellite internet service, signaling a potential challenge to SpaceX's dominance in the market. The move marks a significant escalation in the battle for control of the satellite internet space.
Donald Trump is set to attend the White House Correspondents' Dinner for the first time as president, marking a collision of politics and media at an event typically used to poke fun at politicians. The annual gala has become increasingly politicized under his presidency.
US economic pressure on Iran has reached one of its most powerful points in decades as collapse risks emerge, but inconsistent enforcement has prevented sanctions from achieving their full impact.
Iran's naval mines and aggressive tactics in the Persian Gulf are reminiscent of the US Navy's experience during the 1980s 'Tanker war', a period marked by intense clashes between Iranian speedboats and oil tankers. The similarities have raised concerns about the escalating tensions between Iran and Western powers.
HUD Secretary Scott Turner has halted enforcement of a key Obama-era housing rule related to gender identity, citing 'biological reality' and directing the agency to proceed with program changes as instructed by President Trump.
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Democratic House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries criticized Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis as a 'lame duck' in an interview after being invited to attend a redistricting event at the governor's expense.
A hiker in southern California's desert discovered a human skull, prompting detectives to open a homicide investigation and expand their probe into an ongoing mystery.
Democratic presidential candidates running to replace California Governor Gavin Newsom gave him passing grades on addressing homelessness, while Republicans criticized his handling of the issue during a recent debate.
Several Trump-aligned podcasters are warning that President Donald Trump's broken campaign promises may be causing him to lose his coalition ahead of the 2024 election. Podcasters such as Joe Rogan and Theo Von have expressed concern about the consequences of these broken promises on their listener base.
A conservative policy group is launching an investigation into Virginia's redistricting amendment vote following a court's block on certification of the results. The development raises new questions about the validity of the outcome.
Meta is laying off about 8,000 workers, or about 10 percent of its workforce, as it ramps up spending on artificial intelligence infrastructure and high-paid AI experts. The move comes amid a broader tech industry restructuring effort, with Microsoft also offering buyouts to employees amid its own restructuring plans.
The Justice Department's internal watchdog is investigating its handling of releasing records related to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, amid concerns that the agency may have mishandled the case. The probe comes as the fallout from Epstein's death continues to grow.
Yankees owner Hal Steinbrenner is considering factors before unveiling the team's new alternate uniforms, marking a decision that ultimately rests in his hands.
Sydney Sweeney's cameo in 'The Devil Wears Prada 2' has reportedly been cut from the film due to a 'creative decision'. The 28-year-old actress was initially set to appear in the movie.
A non-citizen ex-mayor of a small Kansas town has pleaded guilty to voter fraud for casting multiple ballots in elections. The mayor, who is a Mexican native holding a green card, admitted to the crime after being investigated by federal authorities.
House Democratic Leader Rep. Hakeem Jeffries has fired back at Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis after being invited to attend a Republican event, responding with a warning that Democrats will spend up to $20 million to challenge the state's congressional map.
GOP lawmakers sharply divided as bipartisan immigration reform bill sparks infighting, with some calling for President Trump's intervention over its potential to shield millions from deportation.
A Department of Justice investigation into the Southern Poverty Law Center reveals that the demand for racist ideologies far exceeds their ability to supply them. The SPLC scandal highlights a broader reality in today's advocacy economy where racism is increasingly in high demand.
A registered sex offender has been accused of carrying out six daytime sexual assaults against women in one day in the affluent Los Angeles San Fernando Valley. The incident is part of a recent surge in crimes in the area.
Senate Republicans failed in their bid to attach a voter ID and citizenship verification bill to their party-line funding package for federal immigration enforcement. The proposal was sunk after it gained bipartisan support from some Senate Republicans who joined Democrats in opposing the measure.
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has suspended National Police Chief Fuzz Kawana after he was charged with breaking finance laws over the awarding of a $21m healthcare contract. The suspension comes as the country continues to grapple with corruption allegations.
Virginia Republicans regroup for a last-ditch effort to save their House majority after a red-county judge intervened in the state's redistricting fight, sending the case to the high court. The certification process was thrown into chaos late Wednesday.
Mixed views exist in Lebanon ahead of controversial talks with Israel, as some express caution and skepticism, while others are indifferent or even amused by the negotiations. A shop owner in Beirut laughed off when asked for comment on the direct talks between the two countries.
A 12-year-old boy was saved by his father, who died saving him from a rip current at a popular beach destination, and is being hailed as a hero by the family.
Mets fans are calling for Mayor Zohran Mamdani to stay away from the team after their 12-game losing streak was snapped on Wednesday night. The team had lost every game since April 9, when Mamdani hugged Mr. and Mrs. Met.
A Florida retiree, described as financially savvy and sharp, fell victim to a fake PayPal refund scam that cost him $200,000.
Democratic Congressional candidate Christina Bohannan has faced criticism for calling Iowa a 'backwards' state over its rural areas in recent podcast remarks, sparking scrutiny from Republicans in her battleground district.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz shrugs off the state's massive fraud scandal, attributing it as a GOP tactic to demonize the immigrant community.
Rep. Pat Fallon launches bid for House Oversight Committee chairman as James Comer's 6-year term limit nears. Fallon is among several Republicans vying to succeed Comer in the leadership role.
A new national poll suggests that Republican candidates are gaining an edge on voters on key issues like border security and crime, while Democrats struggle to gain traction in other areas such as immigration and gun control. The poll, conducted just six months before the midterm elections, could signal warning signs for both parties.
The Justice Department has reclassified state-licensed medical marijuana as a less dangerous drug under new guidelines signed by Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche.
President Donald Trump's administration is reclassifying state-licensed marijuana as a 'less-dangerous' drug, allowing it to be regulated at the federal level.
The House Administration Committee has scheduled a hearing in May to question ActBlue CEO Regina Wallace-Jones about allegations of lax security on the Democratic fundraising platform, where she 'needs to come clean' regarding its vulnerabilities.
Toyota's CUE7 robot has been spotted shooting hoops using AI technology during a professional basketball game, offering an unusual glimpse into the automaker's capabilities. The 7-foot-2 robot performed well, marking its impressive debut in such a high-profile setting.
The US may have depleted roughly half of its Patriot missile interceptors during the brief conflict with Iran, highlighting the need for a years-long rebuild process.
Republicans cut Democrats out of a long-awaited funding bill, voting exclusively along party lines on border security and other measures in an overnight session. The move comes as part of a larger effort to address border issues and other contentious policies.
The Southern Poverty Law Center's revenue more than doubled in the months following the 2017 Charlottesville 'Unite the Right' rally, but the group is now facing renewed scrutiny after a DOJ allegation of ties between an informant and the organization.