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Socialists are lending support to Republican campaigns in key battleground states ahead of the November midterm elections, potentially bolstering GOP messaging efforts as they seek to maintain fragile congressional majorities.
The Trump White House has stripped CNN of its TV pool assignment, breaking with decades of precedent in a move that escalates President Donald Trump's press ban.
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New Found Glory founding member and lead guitarist Chad Gilbert has died at 45, according to the band and his wife Lisa Cimorelli's announcement.
President Donald Trump and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian are set to converge on New York City for the U.N. General Assembly (UNGA) this week, setting up what former White House officials describe as a 'dramatic' showdown between the two leaders.
Paramount is in advanced talks with state attorneys general to resolve an antitrust lawsuit blocking its acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, but some key officials remain opposed. The negotiations have created divisions among the state AGs involved in the case.
Chicago Bears quarterback Caleb Williams was carted off the field at Soldier Field after suffering an apparent hamstring injury, leaving his team's future uncertain.
President Donald Trump is set to meet with New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani at Gracie Mansion on Monday to discuss issues affecting the city and its residents amid high-stakes midterm elections.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is set to meet with President Donald Trump on Monday ahead of the United Nations General Assembly. The meeting will take place at Gracie Mansion.
Wide receiver Jayden Reed was carted off the field during the Green Bay Packers game against the New York Jets with an apparent neck injury on Sunday. The severity of his injury is currently unknown.
President Donald Trump is set to deliver a warning to nations defying Iran sanctions at the United Nations, amid efforts by his administration to renegotiate a Greenland deal with Denmark and Norway.
A professional truck driver has designed an electric Mercedes motorhome that boasts a 621-mile range, aiming to redefine what's possible in the world of RVs.
A single gunshot during a post-tailgate fight near Notre Dame's South Bend, Indiana campus struck a woman and a police officer Saturday night, authorities said. The incident occurred around 7 pm near where football tailgates were taking place.
The pro-Israel lobby's grip on Western media and public discourse is starting to slip, as a growing number of voices are calling out Israel's human rights abuses. For decades, Israel's narrative power has been its greatest advantage in the West, but it appears this influence is waning.
Italy's Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni announced plans to ban face coverings in schools and cap foreign students per class, playing up her right-wing credentials.
President Donald Trump announced that his proposed 250-foot triumphal arch will serve as both a monumental landmark and a military complex, sparking controversy over its intended use near Arlington National Cemetery.
ICE-led operation in Florida resulted in the arrest of 500 individuals, including those accused of serious crimes such as murder and child abuse, and ties to cartel organizations. The operation was a weeklong effort involving multiple federal, state, and local agencies in Southwest Florida.
Ukraine launched over 1,000 drones against Russia in a major attack, killing two soldiers, as Moscow marked the final day of its parliamentary elections.
President Donald Trump's push to implement new federal mail-vote rules for the 2028 presidential election is facing significant legal uncertainty due to a key question about whether his administration has the authority to make changes. The outcome could have major implications for voting procedures in future elections.
GOP senator alleges Schumer behind 'hit job' report on former patients. The Republican senator claims the explosive report detailing allegations of hundreds of lawsuits against his former patients was a political 'hit job' orchestrated by Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer.
Neighbors in Warren, Michigan say their town is becoming the next Dearborn, sparking frustration among working-class residents who feel they are being priced out of their own community.
A previously nonpublic document reveals a sweeping plan between Russia and Iran to strengthen their economic, energy, and industrial ties through new channels of trade and cooperation amid mounting Western sanctions. The 2024-2026 roadmap outlines financial, nuclear, and aviation cooperation as key components of the partnership.
A judge in Illinois has ruled that Corie Walsh, accused of murder, is too dangerous to be released from custody due to a risk of harming her husband and children. A psychiatrist warns that this assessment may change over time as the individual's behavior evolves.
American business owners are facing a worsening crisis that surpasses the economic impact of COVID-19, struggling to survive amid skyrocketing costs and record-high coffee futures.
Smriti Mandhana broke the record for the highest run-scorer in women's T20 international cricket as India beat Bangladesh 7-0 in an Asian Games semifinal in Japan.
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Dozens of protesters in Tunis demanded the release of four Global Sumud Flotilla activists whose health is deteriorating while they are held in detention.
The US military struck a vessel in the Caribbean suspected of narco-trafficking, killing four alleged 'narco-terrorists' in the operation.
The Department of Justice has charged 16 individuals across multiple states with alleged illegal voting, voter registration and other election-related crimes.
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A devoted father and grandfather-to-be, 63, was killed by a shark while swimming at Sorrento Beach in Australia, in what is suspected to be a fatal attack.
A New Jersey woman has been charged with obstruction after her missing 17-year-old son was found hiding in a crawl space in her home.
NORAD F-16 intercepts aircraft that violated restricted airspace over Camp David where President Trump is spending the weekend.
Twitch streamer Hasan Piker said he would 'absolutely' campaign for Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez if she runs for president in 2028. Democratic politicians are distancing themselves from AOC as she considers another presidential bid.
President Donald Trump announced Saturday that he is creating an 'AI Force' and plans to name an artificial intelligence czar as his administration pushes to accelerate the growth of AI in the U.S.
The 'Ruthless' podcast hosts track down top Republicans at the RNC midterm convention in a new Fox Nation special, bringing unfiltered coverage of the event to viewers.
A leading security expert has hailed President Donald Trump's newly announced pact with Denmark and Greenland as a 'big deal' comparable to the purchase of Alaska from Russia in 1867, due to its potential to block U.S. adversaries from establishing bases on the island. The agreement aims to limit adversarial investments on Greenland and enhance U.S. national security.
The Kennedy Center is stuck in a cultural quagmire after President Donald Trump's name was removed from the facility, suggesting an opening to move on from his reign over the performing arts center may have been a misstep.
Fox News chief breaking news correspondent Trace Gallagher shares 'unexpected' wisdom learned from being a 'girl dad,' offering advice for balancing career and family life after 30 years of experience as a broadcast news anchor.
Congressman Tom Barrett suggests that socialism should disqualify someone from consideration in his Michigan district, potentially impacting control of Congress.
A Missouri woman has been federally indicted in Texas after sending chilling death threats to Austin Metcalf's family following Karmelo Anthony's conviction for his killing. Sharifa Nicole Henderson faces charges over the threatening messages.
A Florida law professor's killer stalked him before ambushing him to death outside his home, authorities say. The victim, Dan Markel, was a prominent figure at Florida State University and had previously received threatening letters and phone calls.
A swarm of food delivery robots suddenly jammed onto a Chicago sidewalk, causing a traffic jam that was captured in a viral video, with one runner getting caught up in the chaotic scene near Lincoln Park.
A juror who forced a mistrial in the Lindsay Clancy case has retained former Trump lawyer as their attorney to fight back against claims they are being 'dragged through the mud'.
The European Union has urged the US to lift its travel ban on a Palestinian delegation attending the UN General Assembly meeting for the second consecutive year.
A Democratic campaign ad against a Republican senator in a critical Senate race has hit a snag after a money trail surfaced, with allegations of a 'Jekyll-and-Hyde' relationship between the candidates' views on Ohio's growing data center industry. Former Senator Sherrod Brown is targeting Republican Sen. Jon Husted over Google's facility in his ad.
Russia's upcoming parliamentary elections are expected to be another stage in the country's ongoing information war with the West, where Moscow seeks to challenge Western narratives and influence global perceptions of its actions. The elections will also provide a platform for Russia to showcase its democratic credentials and counter criticism from the international community.
A mountain lion evaded capture for several hours in San Francisco's Sunset District before being tranquilized and released after it was spotted in the area on Friday.
Sorority alumnae are returning to federal court to revive their lawsuit against Kappa Kappa Gamma after they alleged the sorority's national leadership improperly allowed a chapter to become 'co-ed' instead of following traditional sisterhood rules.
Cuba plunged into a total blackout on Friday as its electrical grid collapsed again, according to the US Embassy in Havana. The cause was attributed to the collapse of Cuba's electrical grid.
House Speaker Mike Johnson sent the chamber home a day early amid a debate about why it happened, and the early departure comes on top of the House having already lopped off two additional weeks from its schedule late last year.
A 61-year-old hiker in New Hampshire managed to pop his dislocated shoulder back into place during a grueling climb and continued on his hike despite the painful injury.
Former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich said he never intended to sell the US Senate seat vacated by President Barack Obama, according to unsealed FBI interviews. The discussions between Blagojevich and Obama ally Rahm Emanuel about a potential deal for the seat have been revealed.
President Donald Trump claimed Friday that he is banning CNN, MS NOW and Politico from the White House, citing reasons for the move as effective immediately.
An illegal immigrant from Guatemala has been arrested in Indiana for allegedly voting in the national election, which is seen as a crime that steals votes from American citizens.
Judge Leonie Brinkema says issues in the anti-weaponization case are still ongoing despite a DOJ push to dismiss the case connected to the Trump administration's $1.776 billion fund.
Actress Amy Poehler honored Robert De Niro for speaking 'truth to power' in criticizing President Donald Trump and his administration, leaving the actor visibly emotional.
New York City socialist Claire Valdez faces calls for a federal probe after making a pledge to carry Mexico's fight for independence into Congress.
A federal lawsuit has been filed against the mayor of Dearborn, Michigan, alleging that the city spent thousands of taxpayer dollars on public displays celebrating Muslim holidays while ignoring Christian residents' repeated requests for similar recognition. The case has sparked a fight over religious favoritism in the city.
A Chinese internet security firm gave Iran temporary access to collect Hormuz tolls before pulling the plug amid a US warning, allowing the country to retain secure online access for four days.
More than 112,000 people have been displaced in Yemen and nearly 3,000 fled to Djibouti due to intensifying fighting between Iran-allied Houthis and their opponents.
Duncan Sheik, a Tony- and Grammy-winning composer and pop star behind 'Spring Awakening,' has died at 56 due to organ failure.
Duncan Sheik, singer-songwriter behind hit songs and Tony and Grammy-winning musical 'Spring Awakening,' has died at 56 due to organ failure.
A new species of wildcat, known as the Leopardus tilcayo, has been formally identified in Bolivia after being discovered by accident nearly 10 years ago and a decade-long research effort. The discovery marks a significant addition to the species list for this rare and elusive feline.
Early voting begins in US midterm elections that could flip control of Congress, giving Americans six weeks to decide who will lead Congress as costs continue to rise.
Pakistan's military director-general pledges full commitment to defending Saudi Arabia against aggression, vowing to take action 'to any extent'. The statement comes amid rising tensions in the region.
The 2026 Asian Games are set to return to Japan this September, featuring over 11,000 athletes from 45 countries competing in various sports, including several debuts, amid a growing accommodation crisis.
A growing trend is emerging as people seek to curb their phone addiction and reconnect with real life, but can technology truly help achieve this goal? Experts weigh in on whether apps and devices can genuinely facilitate a break from screens.
The CEOs of Flock Safety and other tech rivals are set to testify before senators over concerns surrounding AI-powered surveillance cameras and their impact on privacy. Lawmakers aim to crack down on such camera tracking systems.
US officials meet with Houthi representatives at a Muscat embassy after the Iran-aligned group seized control of Bab al-Mandeb territory; however, it's unclear if this meeting marks a willingness by the US to engage diplomatically or remain on the sidelines.
Federal judges have been accused of privately coordinating behind Trump immigration cases, sparking controversy over judicial impartiality.
US military is set to deploy MQ-9 Reaper drones from Africa to the US command responsible for South America in anticipation of counternarcotics operations.
War and economic instability in Yemen are driving up prices for citizens, with one man relying on his taxi to fuel both his livelihood and his family's needs. As he fills his vehicle with petrol to start another day of work, Ahmed Yahya hopes it will be enough to provide for those at home.
A lone juror who voted against Lindsay Clancy's not guilty by reason of insanity verdict disputes fellow jurors' claims about his motivations for holding out. The juror is speaking publicly for the first time, contradicting earlier accounts from fellow jurors.
A former Liberian combatant accused of ordering and participating in killings, torture and the recruitment of child soldiers has been deported after nearly two decades in US custody.
Finnish foreign ministry officials say Russia's 'hybrid warfare' tactics led to a complete overhaul of its border security measures in neighboring Finland. The country recently completed a new border fence along its eastern border as a result of these changes.
US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee has called out rapper Macklemore for antisemitism, labeling him a 'voice' of 'Jew hatred', and is supporting NFL owners in their efforts to cancel his performances.
Nebraska Senate candidate Dan Osborn appears to have confirmed a leaked audio suggesting Trump supporters' lives are undesirable, sparking controversy and condemnation from some in the community. The incident has raised questions about Osborn's comments on the value of life and his overall stance on social issues.
Scientists have formally named and described a new, tiny wild cat species found in Bolivia's cloud forest, marking the first time a new living cat species has been discovered. The diminutive feline, weighing around 3 pounds, was previously unknown to science.
Comedy Central's 'South Park' premiered its 29th season under a satirical new title, 'South America,' mocking President Donald Trump's efforts to rename parts of South Carolina and North Dakota. The show's latest season continues its tradition of using humor to comment on current events.
Iowa's Democratic nominee for a key House seat has been caught on video expressing support for an 'anti-deflection' law that critics say punishes police unions, despite previously opposing a similar 'Back the Blue' law in her state. The clip shows Christina Bohannan seeming to flip her stance after initially opposing the 2020 Iowa law.
A House GOP lawmaker, Rep. María Elvira Salazar, is facing backlash from her Republican colleagues after releasing an ad criticizing President Donald Trump's immigration policy. The move has sparked a heated debate within the party.
Rep. María Elvira Salazar, a Republican from a deeply red district in Miami, has run to the left on immigration, distancing herself from President Trump's stance. This move is seen as significant given its impact on her conservative district during the midterms cycle.
A former detainee at the 'Alligator Alcatraz' immigration facility claims to have been held for 15 hours in a phone booth-sized cage with snakes and mosquitoes, sparking human rights concerns. The incident occurred during Raúl Suárez Herrero's detention at the facility in Florida.
The Trump administration has granted visas to top Iranian leaders to attend the U.N. General Assembly despite restrictions, allowing an Iranian delegation to participate in the event next week.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani has launched a $4 million pilot program installing 17 Throne Labs units across all five boroughs to improve public restrooms, which will automatically open doors after 10 minutes of inactivity. The initiative aims to address the city's restroom shortage and provide better facilities for residents and visitors.
Seattle Socialist Mayor Katie Wilson cuts off police chief during an awkward interview, adding to her reputation for gaffe-prone public appearances. This latest incident is being mocked by observers as she continues to struggle with composure in live TV interviews.
Starbucks will pay Florida $1 million and abandon its use of race- and sex-based goals, quotas and preferences in employment practices as part of a settlement ending a civil rights lawsuit. The company will also end its diversity, equity and inclusion efforts nationwide.
Starbucks has resolved a Florida lawsuit over its diversity and inclusion policies with a $1 million payment to the state and an agreement to discontinue use of race- and sex-based goals, quotas, and preferences in employment practices nationwide.
US Department of Education Secretary Linda McMahon is pushing forward with efforts to reduce federal education red tape, backing a national movement aimed at alleviating regulatory burdens on teachers.
Turkish authorities launched a crackdown on the country's LGBT community on Sunday, raiding gay bars and shutting down activist organizations, in an effort to preserve 'family values.' The government's actions have sparked widespread condemnation from human rights groups and opposition parties.
An Oklahoma couple hiking in Washington state's Cascade Mountains became trapped during a sudden and powerful storm, with only one of them managing to escape alive. The incident has left their fate a mystery as search and rescue efforts continue.
Washington's growing alarm over artificial intelligence is echoing the Y2K panic, as experts warn that this time the stakes could be far higher due to the increasing reliance on AI systems. The government is scrambling to address potential technological catastrophes and mitigate the risks of AI failures.
President Donald Trump's latest $5K cash promise may join a stack of unfulfilled past promises, according to an economist and former congressional budget chief. The promise is unlikely to come to fruition, similar to previous broken commitments.
Idaho prosecutors accuse Bryan Kohberger's new legal team of conducting a 'fishing expedition' in search of stronger arguments for his bid to withdraw his guilty plea. The move is seen as an attempt to buy time and delay the trial.
Kosovo signs on to US-backed initiatives in Israel and Gaza amid efforts to align with Washington's policy, sparking criticism from local Muslim leaders.
President Donald Trump suggested that the European Union's proposal to allow Canada as an associate member could be a 'hostile act' and threatened to respond with additional tariffs.
A Los Angeles NBC helicopter crashed to the ground after plummeting towards it in a dashcam video, killing three people and prompting an investigation. The cause of the crash is still unknown, but the video shows the chopper rapidly descending before impact.
A Republican candidate in a key Senate race in New Hampshire is turning the tables on Democratic opponents by embracing an anti-incumbent message despite being the incumbent. Former Senator John E. Sununu is challenging 8-year Democratic incumbent Maggie Hassan.
A family member of Raphael Lemkin, who coined the term 'genocide,' is seeking to have their name removed from a Pennsylvania nonprofit organization that accuses Israel of committing an atrocity, a move reportedly sparked by disagreement over the definition and application of genocide.