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Iran has launched retaliatory attacks against US forces following a series of American strikes in a key oil route. The escalating tensions come as the US and Iran are engaged in a wider conflict over regional security and interests.
Maine State Auditor Matt Dunlap has admitted to a Medicaid oversight failure in his own party amid a massive statewide fraud scandal. The audit released by Dunlap earlier this year sounds an alarm over improper payments and potential embezzlement of state funds.
Maine State Auditor Matt Dunlap has released an audit report admitting oversight failure in Medicaid, amid a massive statewide fraud scandal involving vulnerable Democrats. The audit highlights the lack of effective oversight as contributing to the scale of the scandal.
Trey McKinney becomes the youngest Bassmaster Angler of the Year at 21, breaking Kevin VanDam's record, taking home the tournament trophy from the St. Lawrence River.
Hundreds of passengers were stranded at Kenya's main airport in Nairobi as a workers' strike disrupted flights for the second day, causing flight disruptions.
Amazon is making its AI-powered Alexa+ feature available for free on compatible Fire TVs in the US, adding a voice assistant to viewers' viewing experiences without additional cost.
Tropical Storm Edouard formed in the northern Gulf and is expected to strengthen before making landfall near the Texas-Louisiana border on Tuesday.
Progressives in US Senate campaigns are invoking Jesus Christ's message of love and social justice to appeal to voters on their left-wing agenda. They aim to build connections with supporters by tapping into Christ's radical teachings about equality and compassion.
Newly unclassified Pentagon images reveal suspected drug-smuggling boats carrying narcotics, prompting an official warning to traffickers. The images show vessels loaded with apparent narcotics at sea.
President Donald Trump announced that the U.S. Navy has removed or detonated every Iranian mine in the international waters of the Strait of Hormuz. This move aims to ease tensions and allow tankers to safely pass through the region again.
Michigan U.S. Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed has shared nearly two dozen donors with former Republican congressional candidate Dan Bilzerian, who was involved in an antisemitism controversy during his campaign.
Chinese President Xi Jinping, Russian President Vladimir Putin, and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi are set to meet at a Shanghai Cooperation Organisation summit, where they will discuss key issues affecting regional stability and global security.
Syria's new government is choosing diplomacy with Israel over military confrontation, marking a significant shift in its approach since the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime. However, it remains to be seen if this diplomatic stance can endure given the complex and deeply entrenched nature of the conflict between the two nations.
The Palestinian diaries of Raja Shehadeh, a 15-year-old student who sat down to write his first dated diary entry in 1967, have found a new home in Edinburgh, Scotland. The diaries offer a unique insight into the life and thoughts of a young Palestinian during that tumultuous period.
Rescue teams are conducting a tunnel rescue operation in Nepal, rappelling into the hydropower plant where several missing people may be trapped; their efforts come days after devastating floods hit the region.
A mutiny in Niger's capital has highlighted tensions within the country's military as it struggles to combat persistent attacks by armed groups amid Russia's expanding role in the Sahel region. The attempted uprising has been contained, but its fallout remains uncertain.
President Donald Trump's administration plans to impose sanctions on another bank this week as part of its efforts to economically isolate Iran.
Aaron Donald has returned to the Los Angeles Rams, bolstering the team's already formidable defense, which now boasts Myles Garrett among its key players.
Three NFL players, including Green Bay Packers running back Josh Jacobs, have been placed on the Commissioner's Exempt List due to offseason legal issues, bringing the total number of players on the list to over 20 as the 2026 season approaches.
A California bill recognizing two Islamic holidays is nearing Governor Newsom's desk, which could grant state employees more paid time off and allow public schools to close on those days.
Meta agrees to sweeping child-safety settings for its platforms, imposing stricter restrictions on users under 13 in an effort to reduce online harm and exploitation for young people.
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson has signed an executive order requiring city contractors to disclose information about leadership diversity demographics and report on their efforts to increase diversity in their organizations. The move aims to promote greater diversity among city contract leaders.
President Donald Trump has expressed support for a plan to help Jewish Canadians fleeing antisemitism by providing an expedited legal pathway into the United States. The proposal is backed by Christian groups and aims to offer a safe haven to Canadian Jews facing rising hate crimes.
President Trump called on NBC's Kristen Welker to face 'rebuke or punishment' from the Federal Communications Commission after she refused to read his statement from 2016 about deceased US Ambassador to South Korea Chris Stevens and his wife.
Hundreds of protesters demonstrated against Israeli soldiers participating in the Sydney Marathon, while hundreds of thousands of runners took part in the event.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has condemned a wave of coordinated settler attacks in the occupied West Bank that left dozens of Palestinians injured and properties torched over the weekend. The attacks have sparked concern about rising tensions between Israelis and Palestinians.
Country music star Dolly Parton once performed for Queen Elizabeth II in 1977, where she was surprisingly nervous about executing the royal curtsy despite being a global superstar.
US sanctions have cut off the UAE operations of Banque Misr from the US financial system, citing accusations that Egypt's second-biggest bank does business with the Iranian government.
A recent healthcare data breach has exposed over 3.75 million patient records, highlighting the vulnerability of even smaller companies to cyber attacks despite best password practices.
Niger's military-led government claims to have contained a mutiny in the capital, Niamey, following hours of gunfire and explosions at key military and government sites.
A coalition of House Republicans is intensifying its investigation into New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill over her handling of noncitizen voter probes, demanding answers on why she failed to address most of their questions.
A popular Arizona social media influencer has pleaded guilty to criminal impersonation after pranking multiple businesses by posing as an employee and staging disruptive takeover attempts. The influencer racked up millions of views with their prank videos.
A federal court in South Carolina has ruled that the state's rules for mail-in voting illegally discriminate against certain groups, violating the constitution. The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals made this ruling last week.
Three Indiana men have been arrested for allegedly raiding cemeteries in a cross-country spree to steal from niches containing cremated remains across the eastern half of the US. The authorities say the trio was stealing 'from the dead' as part of their crimes.
Senate GOP leaders warned President Donald Trump not to endorse state Attorney General Ken Paxton in the Texas primary election, amid concerns about the financial implications for Paxton's campaign if Trump were to donate cash directly to his team. However, Republicans are now worried that Paxton's outspoken ally Talarico is bombarding the airwaves and drawing attention away from Cornyn.
A 22-year-old woman was killed and five other people were wounded in a shooting at a rave in northern Switzerland early Sunday, prompting police to launch a large-scale search for those responsible.
Las Vegas's casino industry is bracing for an 'all-out war' as prediction markets have taken aim at its business model, sparking concerns over the future of the city's entertainment and hospitality sector.
25 years after the 9/11 attacks, experts are re-evaluating intelligence gathering and law enforcement strategies to prevent similar attacks in the future, recognizing that previous efforts may have missed critical signals. A new model is needed to address emerging threats and improve threat detection capabilities.
An Asheville pastor claims city leaders are 'whitewashing' violence in North Carolina's mountain town by ignoring his decade-long push for a youth gang-prevention program amid recent crime concerns.
California Governor Gavin Newsom is facing a potential lawsuit threat as a whistleblower pleads for help from former President Donald Trump over what they describe as a 'monumental' fraud scandal, according to Republican state Assemblyman Carl DeMaio.
The death toll from devastating floods near the Nepal-China border has risen to at least 734, with thousands missing following Wednesday's disaster. Rescue efforts are underway to locate those still unaccounted for.
Iceland has rejected a government's proposal to initiate accession talks with the European Union after a referendum, with results still being finalized.
Icelanders voted Saturday on whether to reopen negotiations to join the European Union as tensions rise over US interest in controlling neighboring Greenland, fueled by President Donald Trump's push.
North Carolina health officials are warning people who visited a mobile petting zoo where baby goats tested positive for rabies to seek medical attention and contact their local health department.
Health officials in North Carolina are warning visitors who touched baby goats at a mobile petting zoo to contact their local health department after several goats tested positive for rabies. The incident has led to concerns about potential exposure to the disease among those who interacted with the animals.
A gunfight between a suspect with an extensive arrest record and two police officers in Columbia, South Carolina, left one officer dead and another wounded on Saturday morning. The incident occurred during a confrontation that started at a local home.
Retired Port Authority police officers are asking New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani and Gov. Kathy Hochul to avoid attending Ground Zero's 25th anniversary 9/11 commemoration due to safety concerns.
Abdul El-Sayed faced a barrage of questions about his ties to Hasan Piker at Michigan's Democratic Party convention, as tensions between him and Jewish Democrats resurfaced. The controversy has highlighted the challenges facing candidates who identify as socialist-adjacent in traditionally liberal-leaning states like Michigan.
Zac Taylor faces immense pressure entering his eighth season with the Bengals, who are rebuilding their defense around quarterback Joe Burrow's Super Bowl window. The team is operating under intense scrutiny, making this a make-or-break season for head coach Taylor.
Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed tries to downplay his ties to controversial streamer Hasan Piker amid a viral antisemitism firestorm.
Waymo's self-driving cars rely on sophisticated computer systems to navigate roads safely, but what if the system fails? In such a scenario, Waymo has implemented multiple redundancies and safety protocols to prevent accidents and ensure rider safety.
Singer Ella Langley appears to be having fun with her rapid rise to fame after seemingly firing back at Doja Cat's brutal comments on her hit song 'Choosin' Texas'. Langley posted a series of new photos and videos to social media in response.
President Donald Trump announced a deal with Venezuela that gives the US majority control over 65 billion barrels of oil, which he claims will lower gas prices.
Radical Muslim inmates are allegedly forcing white British prisoners to convert to Islam in UK jails, sparking concerns over 'jihadist training camps' within the prison system. The practice is said to be widespread among Muslim jail gangs.
A visit by the head of India's largest RSS organization to the US has been denounced as a 'goodwill tour' for Hindu nationalism, sparking concerns about the spread of extremist ideology in the country. The event is promoting an invitation that claims to send a positive message that the world is one family, instead.
Florida gubernatorial candidate Byron Donalds rejected comedian Bill Maher's claim that he lost key counties in the recent primary due to racism within the state, calling Florida a meritocracy.
The death toll from floods and mudslides in Nepal has climbed past 670, with nearly 3,000 people still missing as rescue operations stall due to poor weather.
International supermarkets are gaining popularity as a solution to kitchen burnout, offering a diverse range of ingredients and recipes that can help shake up home cooking. By incorporating international flavors and dishes into their daily meals, individuals can break free from culinary monotony.
A Florida high school football game ended with a stunning Hail Mary pass that has been hailed as one of the greatest moments in high school football history. The dramatic play will be etched in the memories of fans for years to come, cementing Football Fridays' reputation for chaos and excitement.
President Donald Trump confirmed plans to attend the Pentagon's 9/11 anniversary celebration and disputed a report that claimed his administration had failed to invite him to Ground Zero due to concerns about security. The event is scheduled for this weekend.
Mica Miller's siblings have alleged that her pastor husband forced her to undergo a final hospitalization before her 2024 death by suicide. The siblings' claims have sparked an investigation into the circumstances surrounding Miller's tragic passing.
A negative toxicology report, unusual crime scene clues and other evidence are raising new doubts about the circumstances surrounding the 2020 death of Georgia mother Natalie Jones. The discovery is fueling renewed questions into her unexplained passing.
A Black Christian pastor has delivered a blunt warning about Michigan senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed's bid, questioning how someone from Dearborn can claim to represent an entire city given the community's majority Arab population.
A coroner from Fox Hollow is re-examining the 1989 case where thousands of human bones and bone fragments were discovered at Herb Baumeister's estate, raising doubts that he acted alone in a serial killer hunt for answers.
President Donald Trump is taking an increasingly secretive stance in the White House, sparking concerns among legal experts as the midterm elections approach. This move raises questions about his willingness to cooperate with congressional investigations and potential implications for his legacy.
Michigan Democrats' 2026 state nominating convention is being boycotted by several Jewish members of the party's leadership in response to recent antisemitic incidents, exposing a deepening fault line between pro-Israel and pro-Palestine factions within the party. The controversy highlights growing tensions among Michigan Democrats over Israel policy.
Months after his wife Lynette Hooker's disappearance, her husband Brian has been found rummaging through trash on California streets, leading to questions about his whereabouts and state of mind.
British right-wing provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos has been deported from the US after being detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) on Friday, according to a spokesperson with the Department of Homeland Security.
A 60-year-old woman suffered serious injuries after being allegedly ejected from a roller coaster in Colorado, including a broken rib, collapsed lung and traumatic brain injury.
Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee and Nashville International Airport announced plans to rename the airport in honor of Dolly Parton, a move coming just days after her death.
Keisha Lance Bottoms, Georgia's Democratic gubernatorial nominee, is sponsoring a Halloween event featuring drag shows despite the Trump administration's efforts to choke off federal funding for LGBTQ groups.
A woman accused of vandalizing the World War II Memorial in Washington, D.C., has been formally indicted by a federal grand jury, charged with two counts related to the incident.
A homeless encampment near University of California, Berkeley student housing has sparked safety concerns among parents after a viral video was posted showing the makeshift campsite. The parent who captured the footage is now worried about their child's safety while moving around the area.
A former Reagan administration national security official warns that a 'red-green alliance' has formed between radical Islamists and far-left socialists sharing a goal of destroying America.
Disgraced Penn State defensive coordinator Jerry Sandusky will return to court next month for a new evidentiary hearing after one of his accusers recanted their testimony, more than a year after the original allegations were made.
The Trump administration has filed lawsuits against four states for their laws allowing illegal immigrants to access financial benefits typically reserved for U.S. residents, including in-state tuition and state financial aid. The actions target California, New York, Massachusetts and Maryland.
The Trump administration has filed lawsuits against four states for their laws allowing illegal immigrants to receive college benefits typically reserved for U.S. citizens and permanent residents. The moves mark a significant expansion of the federal government's efforts to crack down on such policies.
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The US Department of Justice has alleged that Chinese hackers have targeted NASA and key US agencies through various cyberattacks, which can begin with ordinary household devices such as routers and security cameras.
Karoline Leavitt, former White House press secretary, has been invited as a guest on ABC's 'The View' after leaving her role. Details of her appearance were announced by CNN's Brian Stelter.
A federal judge rejected President Donald Trump's latest bid to fight his New York state criminal hush money conviction in federal court, dealing another blow to Trump's legal efforts.
Country music star Jelly Roll has distanced himself from his previously stated 'apolitical' stance after sparking backlash by making jokes about President Trump and labeling supporters as either 'MAGA' or 'snowflakes.
Former US Vice President Kamala Harris faced criticism for her midterm election warnings, accused of repeating a phrase associated with President Donald Trump without adding her own thoughts to the conversation.
X has uncovered a massive Chinese bot farm conducting 'influence operations' online in the US, pushing a coordinated narrative on social media platforms. The suspected bot farm is believed to be engaging in anti-American sentiment and spreading misinformation.
Thousands of protesters are expected to gather on the National Mall on Friday for a rally in support of voting rights and racial justice ahead of the midterm elections. The event comes as civil rights groups make an urgent plea for action on voting rights issues following a wave of challenges nationwide.
Engelbert Humperdinck has made a blunt admission about his decades-long feud with Tom Jones, stating they were friends for a 'long time' before their rift, but he remains unsure what caused it to escalate.
A House Democrat's jab at President Donald Trump's aide, labeled 'Stay classy', has sparked a firestorm on social media, with both the right and left praising Rep. Debbie Dingell's remark.
Wyoming Governor Mark Gordon has asked his Attorney General to investigate 'aggressive' behavior by Trump administration election monitors who observed the state's primary election last week.
Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh indicated that further interest rate hikes may be necessary to address persistently high inflation, despite recent easing of monetary policy.
Country music legend Dolly Parton reportedly slept as little as 3 hours during filming and took care of her own hair and makeup on set, according to co-star Danica McKellar.
Hillary Clinton's joke about Donald Trump's attempt to rename Lake Ontario sparking a viral backlash on social media, with many criticizing her for what they perceived as a weak jab at the president. The remark was seen as 'shooting blanks' by some Twitter users, who felt it didn't land well.
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Tennessee National Guard members fatally shot a 20-year-old armed man in the back in Memphis in July, according to an autopsy report obtained by The Associated Press. The incident involved a federal anti-crime task force.
Pakistan and Kuwait have signed a new defence agreement that significantly enhances a military cooperation framework, expanding Pakistan's defence umbrella across the Middle East.
Some Ivy League and elite colleges offer unconventional courses including 'Religion and Nasty Women' and 'Decolonizing French Food,' while others teach about Marxist ideology through Bad Bunny's music, sparking controversy and curiosity among students.
The music industry is bracing for an AI invasion as artificial intelligence-generated music threatens to 'steal' charts and dominate airwaves. Artists, producers, and songwriters are fighting to maintain their human touch in a rapidly evolving music landscape.
One year ago, Texas passed a congressional redistricting map supporting President Donald Trump's push for Republican gains, but ultimately led to his significant victory in the midterms.
The US Supreme Court's largely favorable ruling on President Donald Trump's mail-in-voting system challenge has paved the way for federal action to crack down on mail voting, marking a significant development in Trump's ongoing effort to overhaul the process.
Nepal and China have paused rescue efforts for survivors of a devastating flash flood in the border region due to an overflowing barrier lake formed during the disaster.
Establishment Democrats face significant challenges in November's midterm elections, as they struggle to overcome the influence of far-left and progressive forces within their party. These left-wing demands are particularly evident when it comes to transgender issues.