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NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell declined to testify before Congress amid scrutiny of past statements made under oath during previous hearings. The decision comes as lawmakers examine whether his previous testimonies were truthful.
A top Republican will seek a full investigation into a Democrat who supports Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and has ties to the mastermind of the 1993 World Trade Center bombing. The colleague's primary win is sparking congressional pressure over their past connections to terrorism.
Charter Communications has issued a warning to customers about a potential breach of security following a phone call, although it's unclear what specifically was compromised and how many people may have been affected. The company advises customers to monitor their accounts for suspicious activity.
Former US Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard shared that her husband Abraham Williams underwent a 7-hour surgery for a 'very rare' sacral chordoma and is recovering at home in pain.
A highly touted edge rusher initially expressed his love for LSU before mysteriously switching allegiance to Miami mere hours later. College football recruiting is notorious for its unpredictability and emotional rollercoaster for players and fans alike.
The Supreme Court is set for an explosive final month as it rushes to decide 26 cases involving key Trump administration priorities, including presidential firing power and birthright citizenship.
The Trump administration has bypassed Iran's isolation campaign to reach Iranians directly through a video message, as it continues negotiations with Tehran.
Democrats face a major defeat in a key South Texas swing district despite national headwinds, according to Republican candidate Eric Flores, who believes the party 'missed the queue'.
Dems face major defeat as they appear to have missed their chance in a key South Texas swing district, according to Republican candidate Eric Flores. The party is heading for a major loss despite national headwinds.
Mark Wahlberg undergoes a drastic transformation for his new movie 'By Any Means', where he plays a rugged and unrecognizable character in the film's trailer.
Turkiye and Indonesia seek to strengthen bilateral ties in defense, energy, and emerging technologies through high-level talks. Both countries aim to expand economic cooperation to boost their relationships.
In a unique anomaly, Knoebels Amusement Resort in Pennsylvania remains open to visitors without charging admission, a rare exception to the trend of pricey theme parks and gated admissions.
An 18-year-old student was killed and three other people, including an 11-year-old child, were wounded in a shooting during a high school graduation event in Northern California on Wednesday evening.
California's primary election results remain undecided for several closely-watched races, including the gubernatorial and mayoral races in Los Angeles, as counting continues after the initial vote tally.
Lawyers for women affected by the SJSU volleyball scandal have responded to findings from a federal Title IX probe into the incident, but details of their responses are not yet available. The full details of the lawyers' statements remain under wraps as the investigation continues.
A California man has been charged with federal crimes after attempting to bring an explosive device through airport security at Sacramento International Airport. Authorities say he was stopped when he left a cryptic message on his phone during the checkpoint process.
President Trump announced his selection for the next Attorney General.
Israel's National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir has become a polarizing figure, showcasing a hard right-wing face to the world that challenges traditional perceptions of modern Israel. His actions have raised questions about the country's true values and direction under his leadership.
Maine Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner's anti-corporate image is under scrutiny after receipts revealed he accepted donations from prominent corporate lobbyists, contradicting his crusade against big business.
California Democrats have dumped Katie Porter after she lost a 'jungle primary' for the state's governor race. In contrast, Maine Democrats are holding onto Platner in their party, despite losing other members.
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CBS News anchor Scott Pelley has been heavily criticized after attacking Bari Weiss, sparking praise from some and ridicule from others as a 'journalistic hero' versus a self-promoting phony. The controversy has led to his firing from the popular magazine show 60 Minutes.
The US-Israel war on Iran will likely not change the fundamental dynamics of the Middle East, as it is expected to redraw regional borders and shift power balances, rather than resolve underlying conflicts or create a lasting peace. The outcome may only serve to perpetuate a cycle of violence and instability in the region.
Gaza is being offered coercion rather than reconstruction efforts following months of unprecedented destruction and mass displacement, leaving its future uncertain. The enclave has all but vanished from diplomatic discourse, raising concerns about its long-term prospects.
India's CBSE exam scandal sparked widespread outrage among students, particularly those who feel they were unfairly denied college admissions based on inflated marks, fueling student anger towards Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The controversy highlights deep-seated concerns over the country's education system and its perceived bias.
MiniMed to expand its sensor portfolio with integrated dual glucose-ketone sensors made by Abbott, building on their ongoing partnership to simplify diabetes management.
SpaceX aims to reach a valuation of $1.77 trillion ahead of its historic IPO, which would be the largest stock market debut in history.
The US military carried out a lethal strike on a vessel involved in drug trafficking in the Eastern Pacific, killing two men described as 'narco-terrorists'.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio called Wednesday's House Foreign Affairs Committee hearing 'a circus' after Rep. Sara Jacobs questioned him about a pair of shoes he received as a gift. The bizarre exchange occurred during a hearing about US foreign policy.
President Donald Trump is expected to nominate Todd Blanche as his next attorney general, according to a source familiar with the matter. The nomination could be announced as soon as tonight.
A man is facing federal charges after allegedly choking an off-duty flight attendant on a Frontier Airlines flight and trying to open the emergency door mid-air. Passengers intervened, pinning him down until the plane landed safely.
Sending an ex's intimate photos to their employer is considered harassment and unacceptable behavior on someone's birthday. It's perfectly fine to not get your ex anything for their birthday as you've gone your separate ways.
Russell Wilson has announced his retirement from the NFL after 14 seasons, a career highlighted by a Super Bowl victory with the Seattle Seahawks.
President Donald Trump said Vice President Mike Pence's anti-fraud efforts are uncovering billions in government waste and could help balance the budget through savings, according to a report by The New York Times on Wednesday.
President Donald Trump's standing in Ohio has deteriorated, benefiting Democratic candidates in the state Senate race, according to a new Fox News poll.
Egyptian-born doctor Adam Hamawy, a plastic surgeon and army veteran who served in Gaza, has won a crowded Democratic primary for an open seat in the US House of Representatives. He is on the path to becoming the country's first Muslim congressman.
Former Maine Senate primary rival resurfaces to challenge scandal-plagued Democratic Socialist Graham Platner in the general election, touting her own qualifications and experience over his troubled record.
The US House of Representatives passed a resolution limiting President Donald Trump's war powers in Iran, a significant rebuke to Trump and his handling of the conflict.
President Donald Trump suffered a rare defeat in the House of Representatives as a bipartisan vote moved to withdraw troops from the Iran conflict. Lawmakers voted to sharply curb his war powers in Iran, a significant rebuke for the president.
As America 250 approaches, more consumers are looking for products made in the USA; however, a closer examination reveals that only certain items meet this criterion. We identified standout American-made brands and domestic manufacturers, highlighting which products are actually made in the US.
The View co-hosts erupted into a heated debate over whether Democrats should 'hold their nose' and support scandal-plagued Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner. Hostin declared she would make such a vote if needed.
Detective in South Carolina fired after allegedly pointing gun at colleague for microwaving fish at police station, sparking an arrest warrant. The incident led to his immediate termination from the department.
President Donald Trump is expected to attend Game 3 of the NBA Finals between the New York Knicks and San Antonio Spurs at Madison Square Garden on June 8.
President Donald Trump made false claims during a New York Post interview, including falsely claiming the US is the only country to use mail-in ballots.
Online prediction platform Polymarket has cut ties with former Rep. George Santos amid a federal investigation into whether he engaged in insider trading by betting against his own stock holdings. Regulators are probing trades made during his time on Capitol Hill.
The Trump administration is dismantling a $368 million ocean monitoring system amid growing concerns about rising sea temperatures and potential collapse of ocean currents. The decision comes as record-breaking sea temperatures have raised fears for the health of the world's oceans.
Israeli attacks kill nine in Lebanon, reaching the outskirts of Beirut, amid ongoing US-mediated talks between Israeli and Lebanese officials.
Congressional candidate Stefany Shaheen dodged questions from a reporter about Graham Platner's campaign, with a staffer creating a distraction by shoving a donut into her camera lens during the interview. The aide's actions were meant to prevent the reporter from continuing to ask Platner-related questions.
Speculation is swirling over the whereabouts of Brian Hooker, husband of Lynette Hooker, who disappeared in the Bahamas; a friend claims he may have left the US but a former prosecutor believes he's likely in federal crosshairs.
Former First Lady Jill Biden's book tour took an unexpected turn when she was interrupted by her husband, former President Joe Biden, who asked a question that left viewers cringing during a live broadcast in New York. The awkward exchange occurred during a Q&A session where the moderator had invited fans to ask questions about Jill's memoir.
A judge with intimate ties to key figures in the Russia hoax played a role in ordering President Donald Trump's name removed from the Kennedy Center, sparking concerns about bias and politicization of the judicial system.
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Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass will face a runoff election after failing to secure more than 50% of votes in her mayoral race, facing off against challenger Spencer Pratt amidst other local and national news.
Trump-endorsed Rep. Randy Feenstra conceded to MAHA-backed Republican Zach Lahn in Iowas GOP gubernatorial primary upset after polls closed Tuesday night.
A high-stakes Senate showdown has emerged in Montana as a Trump-backed Republican faces an independent challenge, setting up a three-way November election battle for the Treasure State's vacant seat.
The Atlanta Falcons and wide receiver Drake London have signed a four-year deal worth $141M, making him the third-highest paid receiver in NFL history.
Rep. Tom Kean Jr., R-N.J., has announced he is returning to in-person work at Capitol Hill within weeks, stating he feels 'more energized than ever' after months away from Washington.
Democratic state Rep. Josh Turek, a Paralympian, has captured his party's Senate nomination in Iowa to challenge retiring GOP Sen. Joni Ernst's seat.
Veteran '60 Minutes' correspondent Scott Pelley was fired from CBS News after a bitter clash with editor-in-chief Bari Weiss and other producers. He will no longer be associated with the show.
A plastic surgeon who testified for a convicted Islamic cleric in a 1993 WTC bombing case has won the New Jersey Democratic primary.
Republican Rep. Ashley Hinson of Iowa secured her party's Senate nomination to succeed retiring GOP Sen. Joni Ernst, as Democrats consider taking on Hinson for the seat.
The US Supreme Court has allowed Alabama to use a Republican-friendly congressional map for the 2024 midterm elections, potentially benefiting the GOP in the state's House races.
California's slow vote counting process has raised concerns across the political spectrum, with some calling it 'extremely embarrassing,' as voters may not know the results of key primary races for days.
Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche believes President Donald Trump would have 'absolutely' faced prison time if he hadn't won the 2024 presidential election.
Thailand is cracking down on foreign companies using local ownership as a 'fig leaf' to operate in the country, with several such businesses being investigated and shut down recently. Authorities are taking steps to prevent exploitation by foreigners seeking to evade regulations through proxy owners.
Country singer Morgan Wallen gives fans an update on his piano after smashing one on stage during a recent show in Denver.
An Atlanta man accused of fatally stabbing his 66-year-old great-grandmother on a MARTA train faces a new federal charge as authorities consider seeking the death penalty in connection with her killing.
An inspection of the Delaney Hall ICE facility has found discrepancies between the findings and claims made in New Jersey Attorney General's lawsuit against the facility. The results contradict some allegations raised by state officials.
Iranians are speaking out in opposition to a potential deal with former President Donald Trump's regime, which could re-open the Strait of Hormuz and negotiate an end to Tehran's illicit nuclear program.
Former First Lady Jill Biden revealed on 'The View' that it was 'heartbreaking' when former Democratic allies turned against her husband, former President Joe Biden, during his 2024 campaign.
Acting AG Blanche announces the Justice Department's abandonment of plans for an 'Anti-Weaponization Fund' amidst pressure from House lawmakers. The fund was intended to combat alleged abuses by Trump officials.
Rapper M.I.A. is facing a $2.8 million lawsuit after axing her opening act from tour following a political rant. She was previously kicked off her own 'Rebel Ragers Tour' for making similar remarks on stage.
Israel's violence in Gaza continued unabated during Eid al-Adha, resulting in dozens of Palestinian deaths and no respite from attacks, demolitions, and incursions across occupied Palestine.
A Georgia groom and a helicopter pilot were reportedly killed Friday night in a harrowing wedding night sendoff crash that left his bride injured, trapped for six hours later with her dead husband. The incident occurred when the helicopter crashed in woods on the couple's wedding night.
Romania has agreed to allow US military access in the country's military bases in Eastern Europe and Romania is likely to participate in a joint military exercise with Israel in the Mediterranean region, amid growing tensions over Iran's missile program.
Identity theft can occur months before a debt collector contacts you, and recognizing the initial warning signs is crucial to preventing further damage. Be aware of subtle changes in your accounts, credit reports, and lender communications as potential indicators of identity theft.
Former First Lady Jill Biden revealed in an interview that her husband, former President Joe Biden, would not have been able to serve another four years due to his cancer diagnosis.
The United Nations climate agency has warned of an increased risk of extreme weather in the coming weeks and months due to the emerging El Nino weather pattern. The World Meteorological Organization has issued a warning as the global organization braces for potential devastating effects.
Sen. John Fetterman criticized his Democratic colleagues for defending Graham Platner amidst a list of scandals, calling their support 'tacky and gross'. The comments come after Democrats have tiptoed around the embattled candidate's growing controversies.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani reportedly asked conservative sports reporter and influencer Emily Austin to co-host a FIFA World Cup event, according to exclusive information from Fox News Digital.
A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on security cooperation between the Taliban and Russia has sparked debate over its potential impact on Afghanistan, with details of the agreement remaining classified.
Chicago high school eliminates Arabic language program amid criticism that it's vital for its diverse student body and will leave students without a cultural connection to their heritage.
The Department of Justice has uncovered a cache of documents from former special counsel Jack Smith's investigation into Donald Trump in a previously forgotten room. Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche revealed this discovery during a recent update on ongoing investigations.
President Donald Trump has named housing official Bill Pulte as acting director of national intelligence, despite controversy surrounding his role in Trump's retribution campaign.
Brendan Sorsby is suing the NCAA over a gambling scandal involving his team, but it's unclear who has more to blame - Sorsby for betting on his own team or the NCAA for its handling of the situation. A retired judge will decide Sorsby's fate this week in Lubbock District Court.
Kelsey Grammer calls Spencer Pratt the 'only real option' for Los Angeles mayor in upcoming election.
Republicans are chasing historic breakthroughs in multiple state primary elections as voters cast their ballots in crucial contests that could shape the direction of the 2024 presidential election season.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio is set to face intense scrutiny from lawmakers on Capitol Hill this week as Congress moves to curtail President Donald Trump's war powers over Iran. Republicans are joining forces to limit the president's ability to launch military strikes without congressional approval.
Wisconsin Democratic candidate is touting an endorsement from a union that opposes stricter regulations on commercial truckers who may be undocumented immigrants.
A congressional candidate endorsed by New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani deleted social media posts calling for seizing private property and abolishing police, borders, and prisons. The deletion of these posts comes after they sparked controversy among voters.
Greece has reopened asylum cases for Syrians and Afghans, seeking their return to their home countries after living in Greece since 2014 and building new lives there.
Iran's Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei has launched a counteroffensive against President Donald Trump, aiming to rally Middle Eastern nations into an anti-American alliance. This move comes as Gulf backchannels seep into Tehran, analysts warn.
A cargo truck carrying Afghan returnees from Pakistan flipped over on a major highway in eastern Afghanistan, killing at least 18 people, including women and children.
The US-Israeli war on Iran and closure of the Strait of Hormuz are fueling divisions among Muslims in the Philippines as economies suffer from oil shortages.
Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed revealed he smashed a vodka bottle in a liquor store after criticism about his beard during a podcast appearance. The incident occurred several years ago and has now been recounted by the candidate.
This Memorial Day, scammers are targeting veterans by searching for their military records and cross-referencing them to steal sensitive information. To fight back, it's essential for veterans to be vigilant about their personal data and take steps to protect themselves from identity theft and financial scams.
Pope Leo XIV has called for the disarming of artificial intelligence to prevent domination, exclusion, and death, warning that new forms of slavery are tied to its rise. The Catholic Church leader cautioned against a race for dominance in AI technology.
The Trump administration's policy is shutting out key US infectious disease researchers from direct communication with the World Health Organization during virus outbreaks, sources say.
Author and scholar Gad Saad warns that 'suicidal empathy' is pushing the West towards collapse, citing factors such as reactions to Hamas attacks and gender ideology.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio pushed back against criticism of President Donald Trump's immigration reform, saying the policy must be 'America First' under Trump. The US visa and immigration reforms have sparked concerns from Indian officials and media over potential restrictions on certain nationalities.