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Vance Luther Boelter was sentenced to life in prison for shooting a Minnesota lawmaker and her husband, as well as opening fire on another elected official and his spouse. The sentences were handed down after Boelter pleaded guilty to the crimes.
Hundreds of far-right Israeli protesters have entered Al-Aqsa Mosque compound in occupied East Jerusalem, heightening tensions ahead of a crucial election, as the Palestinian Authority had expected a large turnout. The incursion marks one of the largest seen this year and is likely to further escalate tensions in the region.
The Trump administration was 'hellbent' on removing noncitizens from voter rolls, according to former Governor of Utah Jon Leavitt.
Chadwick Boseman's brothers have filed a petition seeking control of his estate, alleging that his widow is mismanaging the assets and failing to distribute them properly. They accuse her of mishandling the late actor's finances.
Liam Neeson stars in the new CIA thriller 'The Fix', a heist-espionage film that follows a team of war-torn operatives mentored by Neeson's character. The trailer has arrived for the upcoming movie, which also features Zachary Levi.
Speaker Mike Johnson delivered key wins for Trump, but growing frustration mounts among Republicans in his thin GOP majority as they struggle to navigate party politics.
A Florida woman on the run for murder has evaded capture using a network of alleged accomplices, who allegedly helped keep her hidden from law enforcement.
NFL star Tyreek Hill is facing doubts about his 2026 season after suffering an injury that has rendered one of his legs without power, casting a shadow on his elite sprinter's speed.
Rep. Ro Khanna sent a letter to CCP-linked company Fuyao Glass Industry Group Co., demanding answers over allegations that it is undercutting US manufacturers in the automotive glass industry.
House Republicans voted with Democrats to block President Trump's war powers in Iran, a rare instance of bipartisan opposition to a Trump administration action. The move was seen as a significant rebuke to Trump's foreign policy decisions.
Country music star Shania Twain has praised young songwriter Ella Langley as an 'authentic' artist with a unique sound, in a recent interview.
A Connecticut police officer repeatedly ordered a man wielding a baseball bat to stop before fatally shooting him after he continued bludgeoning a motionless person in the head, according to newly released body camera footage. The incident occurred on Saturday night and resulted in the death of one person.
A left-wing network is secretly leading a 'conservative' rebellion against major Trump priorities, including new data centers, by enlisting the help of Green Party figures and Democratic-aligned activists in nationwide protests.
US President Donald Trump's renewed bombing campaign against Iran may yield limited results, according to US intelligence, as Tehran appears unlikely to change its posture despite increased violence and casualties.
Rep. Mark Pocan faced backlash after suggesting Secretary of State Marco Rubio's views on Cuba carry less weight because he has not visited the island, prompting a confrontation from Rep. Mike Waltz who defended Rubio and pointed out that Pocan's own family is also from Cuba.
Prominent Kashmiri human rights activist Khurram Parvez and journalist Irfan Mehraj were released on bail from Indian authorities after years in prison on terrorism financing charges.
Researchers have created virtual homes for robots to learn from their mistakes, allowing them to improve performance in complex tasks like putting away household items, such as coffee mugs. This innovation utilizes artificial intelligence to create realistic environments that help robots adapt and refine their actions.
A subcontractor working on the Obama Presidential Center in Chicago has shut down amid a $4M dispute, laying off 25 employees.
The European Union has approved Paramount's $81 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, clearing another regulatory hurdle for the mega merger.
President Donald Trump has placed a new condition on a nuclear agreement with Saudi Arabia: the country must also join the Abraham Accords.
Former US President Donald Trump has announced the launch of a new initiative called 'Gold Eagle' that aims to use artificial intelligence (AI) to identify and fix cyber flaws in software updates before they reach users, providing an added layer of security for devices. The project is part of Trump's effort to stay involved in politics despite being out of office.
House Judiciary Committee Chairman Rep. Jim Jordan has requested that the Justice Department consider prosecuting special counsel Jack Smith, a move that could further escalate tensions between Republicans and Democrats in Washington.
The European Union has fined Google $1 billion for breaking digital antitrust regulations through its setup of Google Play.
St Helens head coach Paul Rowley has stepped down from his position as head coach of the Super League club with immediate effect less than a year into the role. The move comes just one day before the club's derby match against their rivals.
India's Gen Z is using social media to counter Prime Minister Narendra Modi's online moves, creating a 'revolution' of their own by filming and sharing footage of police brutality and other anti-government actions. Young Indians are leveraging platforms like TikTok and Instagram to document and disseminate their resistance against the government.
Congress may consider a new bill aimed at sanctions against Russia, but Senator Rand Paul warns that it won't deter Putin and will primarily harm American businesses and individuals instead.
President Trump's future in the West and his legacy may be shaped by the outcome of his conflict with Iran, a situation that echoes Napoleon's struggles with the Islamic world centuries ago. The fate of the West hangs in the balance as America faces off against the Islamic Republic of Iran.
Michigan Republican Senate candidate Mike Rogers is confident in his chances against a specific Democrat, despite his overall uncertain outlook on the election.
Nicaragua's parliament plans to eliminate elections to codify President Ortega's declaration that there will be no more elections in the Central American country.
Democrats in Texas are capitalizing on public concerns about massive data center operations, often associated with Republicans, as they seek to boost their campaign's message of environmental stewardship. The backlash against data centers has become a key talking point for some Democratic candidates, including Gina Hinojosa, the nominee for governor.
A suitcase arriving from Thailand was found to contain over 99 pounds of prohibited items, including meat, plants, and a monitor lizard, after a Customs and Border Protection agriculture detector alerted officers.
Israel's UN envoy blasts New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani as a 'clown' for demanding federal authorities arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, calling his call to action a 'stunt'.
A federal judge is questioning the Pentagon's testosterone policy in a trans ban lawsuit, amid defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's new initiative to test and treat troops for low testosterone levels. The judge is seeking clarification on how the policy distinguishes between therapeutic testosterone treatment and the kind used in military operations.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom has turned to a high-powered lawyer from Hunter Biden's past as federal scrutiny on his family and allies intensifies. The move comes amid investigations into financial and nonprofit matters involving the Newsoms.
Voters are seeking significant changes amid economic and political discontent, according to a recent Fox News Poll, which could benefit Democrats in November. President Donald Trump's job approval remains near a record low.
House Democrats largely rejected a bill that would have banned lawmakers' ability to profit from the stock market and implemented federal voter ID measures. The vote divided the party along party lines.
The House passed its $1.15 trillion annual defense policy bill despite bipartisan revolt over a provision expanding U.S.-Israel defense technology cooperation, which was criticized as stoking Jew hatred.
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez has surged to the front of the 2028 Democratic presidential field in New Hampshire, surpassing Pete Buttigieg and leaving Kamala Harris behind.
Democrat Governor Albert Bryan Jr. criticized the Department of Housing and Urban Development after it suspended procurements in his territory due to concerns over potential fraud involving nearly $2 billion in disaster funds. The HUD's action comes amid allegations that mismanaged funds may have been used for unauthorized purposes.
Melania Trump files motion for sanctions against journalist Michael Wolff over a lawsuit that was dismissed, seeking $1 billion in damages.
Several vulnerable House Democrats are flipping their stance on men competing in women's sports, reversing previous opposition to similar bills as the 2024 midterm elections approach. The party switch comes amidst Republican efforts to capitalize on the issue ahead of November's elections.
Democratic Sen. Richard Blumenthal faces scrutiny after records show an illegal immigrant he championed were found on voter rolls, sparking accusations that it's a 'mockery of our immigration laws'. The incident has raised questions about Blumenthal's support for immigration reform efforts.
A man was arrested while trying to board a cruise ship in Florida, authorities say he had outstanding warrants and was attempting to flee. The arrest marked an unusual end to his supposed vacation plans at sea.
Italy has shut down an online effort asking citizens to report the locations of Israeli tourists, Italian Jews, and businesses linked to Zionism in a bid to track potential threats. The move comes amid concerns over anti-Semitic activity.
Huddersfield Giants to announce 2027 home ground plan in a free-entry game against Catalans Dragons next month.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani dodged questioning about his knowledge of whether NYC has authority to arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, instead calling for US action and urging NYC protests.
US Rep. Rashida Tlaib tells New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani to 'call her' for help arresting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as Democrats remain divided on the proposal.
Democratic Rep. Rashida Tlaib tells NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani to 'call me' for help arresting Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as the proposal sparks division among House Democrats.
Former NFL player Jay Feely won the Arizona GOP Congressional Primary after being funded by notable league figures including Roger Goodell, a significant step towards his potential bid for a seat in Congress representing parts of Phoenix and Scottsdale.
Actor Kelsey Grammer warned Americans about the danger of forgetting the nation's founding history, citing it as a potential vulnerability to manipulation. He argues that citizens who fail to learn this history risk being taken advantage of by those seeking to shape public opinion.
Iran's judiciary has announced several executions this week linked to unrest in recent months, as part of a campaign against those accused of creating divisions during the war. The announcements come after a wave of protests and demonstrations across the country over the past few months.
Derek McInnes has been given a four-match touchline ban after calling the decision to award Celtic a late penalty at Motherwell 'disgusting'. The Rangers manager will also serve one match with his suspension.
Republicans are set to unveil a new 'big, beautiful bill' targeting government waste and abuse of federal dollars, marking the fourth such initiative from the GOP in recent years. The plan aims to tackle inefficiencies in government spending.
Longtime Republican Sen. Susan Collins faces a tough re-election battle against Democratic challenger Troy Jackson in Maine's must-win Senate race. The contest is expected to be extremely close, according to recent polls and Fox News Power Rankings.
The US Department of Justice has given New Jersey five days to hand over its voter data amid a scandal involving non-citizen voter registrations, following Governor Mikie Sherrill's revelation that approximately 6,600 eligible voters were registered despite being ineligible.
Republican outrage escalated after New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill revealed the state accidentally registered 6,600 non-citizen voters in a blue stronghold, sparking calls for an immediate investigation and potential recounts.
The US House of Representatives is gearing up for its final sprint before the end of the year, with several key bills including the SAVE America Act and Iran funding making a push to pass. According to Senate Majority Leader, this flurry of activity reflects the idea that 'when we do it in Congress, we do it all at once.
Democratic New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill's blame game over a 'software error' leading to illegal voting in the state backfired after a tech company accused New Jersey of mishandling voter registration information for non-citizens.
A US soldier believed to have been killed in Jordan during an Iranian attack is being remembered as living a 'life of courage and selflessness.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio accuses Iran of flying IRGC personnel into Yemen as tensions escalate with the Houthi rebel group.
US President Donald Trump warned Yemen's Iran-backed Houthis that the US would 'take care of things' if they follow through on threats to impose a naval blockade against Saudi Arabia.
A fake password manager alert could put your vault at risk, as scammers send convincing emails that appear to be from legitimate companies, tricking users into revealing sensitive information. The emails often look polished and official, making them difficult to distinguish from genuine notifications.
Veteran actor Ed Harris claims to have considered quitting Taylor Sheridan's 'Dutton Ranch' due to feeling underused and inconsequential during its first season.
Democrats are leading in the US House of Representatives, but Republican gains from redistricting keep their chances alive despite a historical disadvantage in Trump-era midterm elections.
Republicans are open to accepting Senator John Fetterman if he leaves the Democratic Party, which could help them grow their slim majority in the Senate.
Thousands of protesters in India's capital, New Delhi, have been demanding the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan for over a month, with Prime Minister Modi showing no signs of backing down. The protest mirrors a pattern of defiance by Modi towards opposition demands, including sackings, throughout his tenure.
Saquon Barkley navigates the complexities of streaming as the NFL continues to grow its global presence and popularity, emphasizing the importance of engaging with a wider audience.
A robot bird successfully swam underwater and then flew away in a demonstration of its ability to mimic bird behavior, marking a new milestone for robotic avian innovation.
President Donald Trump has approved a nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia that could allow the kingdom to enrich its own fuel for civilian reactors. The deal would last 30 years and grant Saudi Arabia permission to take over the process of enriching uranium from US facilities.
CNN anchor Jake Tapper criticized Democrats for rejecting concerns about illegal immigrants voting in elections after a New Jersey voter roll controversy revealed widespread irregularities.
A growing anti-marriage movement fueled by viral TikTok trends and celebrity endorsements is backfiring as single women are left losing out on potential relationships and a life partner. Women may ultimately be the ones losing in this cultural shift that portrays men as the enemy.
The FDA's new moves are boosting American jobs and protecting our medicine supply by increasing domestic production, addressing concerns over foreign reliance on pharmaceutical manufacturing.
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San Jose State University is facing internal conflict over its response to allegations against former US President Donald Trump's administration, centered around a volleyball scandal. The university's messy fight with the Trump admin has sparked tensions among donors and students alike.
A Nigerian pastor who was recently highlighted by President Trump on social media has reported that nine members of his family have been killed after being targeted by a militia group. The minister, an outspoken critic of the killing of Christians, is seeking justice for the tragic loss of life.
The State Department has criticized Nicaragua's left-leaning government, led by President Daniel Ortega and his wife Vice-President Rosario Murillo, following their decision to end the country's electoral process without a new election date. The move was widely seen as an attempt to consolidate Ortega's power.
US President Donald Trump has stated that Iran 'wants to meet' amid escalating tensions, sparking renewed debate about regime change within the Iranian government. The Trump administration is re-examining support for the overthrow of Tehran's government as the conflict intensifies again.
China is building a massive ship that appears designed to refuel, rearm and resupply Chinese carrier groups far from home, potentially becoming the world's largest vessel at around 885 feet long.
President Donald Trump's endorsed candidates dominated Arizona's GOP primaries on Tuesday, while Democratic candidates steered clear of a potential far-left upset.
US President Donald Trump has downplayed the prospect of immediate talks with Iran as tensions escalate between the two nations amid threats from Houthi militants in Yemen.
Pakistan-administered Kashmir's upcoming election may provide a measure of stability after a violent summer, as residents vote for a new government amidst high security and campaign efforts by several parties.
Democrats are battling for a crucial Arizona House seat as two candidates vie for their party's nomination in the state's 1st Congressional District, putting them in line to face off against former NFL kicker Jay Johnson.
Hollywood star Rebel Wilson has successfully defended claims she defamed a young actress who played in her directorial debut. An Australian judge dismissed the defamation case brought by the 22-year-old actress.
The House narrowly approved a measure allowing troops and Pentagon workers to carry personal guns on military bases, with 215 lawmakers voting in favor and 214 opposed.
Moderate Democrats hold onto their seat in Arizona's 4th congressional district after a progressive wave crashed against them in the Sun Belt battleground, bucking the national trend of socialist victories in recent primaries. The outcome marks an increasingly rare win for moderates in the party's primary elections.
Ex-NFL star Jay Feely wins Republican primary for Arizona's 1st Congressional District, backed by President Trump in a competitive open-seat race.
Vulnerable Republican Rep. Juan Ciscomani clinched the GOP primary nomination in Arizona's 6th congressional district, a battleground seat Democrats see as key to retaking the House.
Malian soldiers were killed in an ambush targeting a joint convoy of the Malian Armed Forces and Russia's Africa Corps, marking the latest escalation of conflict in Mali and its wider Sahel region.
Rev. Franklin Graham visited a Samaritan's Purse emergency field hospital in Venezuela treating victims of an earthquake, where doctors and nurses are performing life-saving surgeries and praying with survivors.
Democrats have re-nominated Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs for the November election, following an uncontested primary.
President Donald Trump is reportedly backing FIFA President Gianni Infantino for the role of UN Secretary-General, suggesting a possible new working relationship between them.
The US House of Representatives has voted to delay a potential government shutdown until after the November midterm elections.
Canada has cancelled plans to jointly celebrate the opening of the Gordie Howe International Bridge due to renewed US tariffs threatened by President Donald Trump.
US Representative Cleo Fields announces his decision not to seek re-election amid a shifting Congressional map following the Supreme Court's influence on the Louisiana district he represents.
House Republicans are moving to make permanent several of President Donald Trump's border policies with a sweeping border security bill that has cleared a key committee and is headed to the House floor. The bill aims to codify several of Trump's executive actions on border security.
The US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) announced its intention to end collecting demographic data on employees after 60 years, citing outdated practices and concerns over privacy and accuracy. The move would mark a significant shift in how the agency approaches tracking diversity and inclusion in the workplace.
Senate Intelligence Committee Vice Chairman Mark Warner is facing scrutiny for an on-air correction made during a debate over the state's voter ID law; his opponent is demanding answers about the exchange.
Georgia football coach Kirby Smart called on the SEC to break away from the NCAA if Congress won't act, suggesting self-governance as an option.
The Trump administration is delaying over $1 billion in Medicaid payments to California and Minnesota due to suspected fraud and noncompliance, further disrupting healthcare services for vulnerable populations in these states.
President Donald Trump's pick for Director of National Intelligence has cleared a key hurdle in the Senate, reviving efforts to restart the nation's top anti-terror surveillance program. This move puts Congress back on track to revive the crucial counterterrorism tool.