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Supreme Court rejects Republican-friendly congressional map in Missouri, potentially limiting GOP's chances to capture an extra seat.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani praises Rhode Island's democratic socialist David Morales' victory, citing it as evidence that the Democratic Party is moving in a progressive direction. The win marks a significant shift towards the left within the party.
Former US President George W. Bush is reviving his 'Islam is peace' message ahead of the 9/11 anniversary as he reflects on a 2001 mosque visit aimed at reassuring Muslim Americans.
Global oil prices surge to $107 per barrel for the first time since May, driven by concerns over the ongoing Iran war, and bond yields also surged in response.
Late-night host Jimmy Kimmel announced he will interview Texas Senate candidate James Talarico on his show Thursday, citing 'unusual circumstances' due to FCC threats.
Sweden's multicultural city of Malmo is bracing for an election as it grapples with far-right sentiment, a phenomenon that has made the city a target for criticism and hostility. The city's residents are gearing up to defend their community against divisive rhetoric and ideologies.
Hollywood Marine veteran Rob Riggle expresses doubts that modern-day stars would be willing to make the same selfless sacrifice as Jimmy Stewart during WWII, who stepped away from his film career to serve in uniform.
Democratic socialist and Bernie Sanders backer Rhode Island State Rep. David Morales ousted Providence Mayor Brett Smiley in the Democratic primary, winning the seat on Wednesday night.
Hundreds of thousands of people lack adequate shelter at Tawila camp in Sudan's North Darfur region, where the conflict has caused widespread displacement. The camp is home to a large number of people living in cramped and poorly ventilated conditions.
At least 25 people have died after a foreign-flagged cargo ship caught fire while docked in a Chinese port, state media reported, with 12 of the 42 on board safely evacuated.
Lima, Ohio, has completed a floating 2-megawatt solar array that could save cities millions of dollars by requiring minimal land use. The innovative project may inspire other towns to adopt similar solutions for their energy needs.
A GOP insider is predicting that President Donald Trump's stance on AI policy may shift ahead of the midterms, potentially paving the way for a change in his position on regulating artificial intelligence development.
A congressional panel will hold a hearing next week to examine foreign influence operations in the US, including 'Trojan horses' posed by certain nonprofits.
Ectopic pregnancy deaths have nearly doubled in recent years, with states imposing abortion bans showing the highest rates of increase. These areas have seen a significant rise in emergency room visits and ectopic pregnancy fatalities.
Prince Harry's rumored movie about his late mother, Princess Diana, may further strain his relationship with brother Prince William as their rift grows, experts warn.
President Donald Trump has announced his candidacy for the 2024 presidential election, positioning himself as a force in the Republican Party's midterms and potentially shaking up the party's hierarchy.
One teen was rescued alive from an overturned boat after three individuals went missing; two bodies have been recovered by the US Coast Guard.
Earth just had its hottest August on record and tied the benchmark for the hottest month ever recorded since at least 1940, according to the Copernicus Climate Change Service.
The small island of Perim off Yemen is becoming a strategic prize in the widening Iran war, its remote location making it a coveted target for regional powers.
Donald Trump makes a first-of-its-kind cash promise at the GOP's midterm convention in Dallas, seeking to rally Republican voters.
Senator John Fetterman made a surprise appearance at the Republican National Convention, sparking speculation about his true loyalty and drawing a hard line in the sand after his visit.
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) has deported over 2,000 known or suspected terrorists from the U.S. since President Donald Trump took office in January 2025.
Former President George W. Bush recalled a lighthearted moment he shared with New York Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter before throwing out a ceremonial first pitch at Yankee Stadium just weeks after 9/11.
US forces destroyed a suspected drug-smuggling vessel in the Eastern Pacific on Wednesday, killing three alleged 'narco-terrorists' onboard.
Dem senator John Fetterman delivers surprise video message at Republican convention backing President Donald Trump and Republican Sen. Dave McCormick. In the unexpected appearance, he praises Trump and endorses McCormick while rejecting some of the GOP's platform positions.
A plane carrying Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy was 'almost hit' by a drone as it prepared to take off from Moldova for Norway's king's state funeral, Prime Minister says.
Rhode Island Gov. Dan McKee lost his Democratic primary Wednesday to businesswoman Helena Foulkes, becoming the first sitting governor in the country since 2018 to be denied his party's nomination.
Legendary actor and comedian Chris Rock said he agrees with President Donald Trump on one key issue: criticizing the news as 'fake.' This agreement almost redeems Trump's other perceived shortcomings in Rock's opinion.
Illinois Democratic Gov. JB Pritzker crashes GOP convention to try and snatch spotlight from President Trump.
Amazon has updated its Alexa for Shopping feature to verify suspicious messages, aiming to combat scams and protect users from fake emails and communications bearing the company's name. The update aims to make it harder for scammers to deceive people into making unauthorized purchases.
Amazon has introduced a new feature for its Alexa virtual assistant to verify suspicious messages, aiming to curb scams and phishing attempts that use the company's name. The update aims to provide more confidence to users when interacting with potentially suspicious emails or messages.
The Missouri Supreme Court is threatening to hold Secretary of State Denny Hoskins in contempt amidst an intensifying redistricting battle over proposed congressional maps. The court signaled its consideration of contempt proceedings as the dispute escalates.
Maine and Michigan Senate contests are neck and neck in new polls, with no clear leader in sight in either critical contest.
Voters who will determine the outcome of the midterms are only now paying attention, according to LEE CARTER. The summer polls may have missed the mark on who is winning, as the election shifts into high gear.
Sandra Bullock's sister served as a wake-up call for the actress during her late partner Bryan Randall's battle with ALS, prompting a quiet introspection by Bullock. The experience had a profound impact on Bullock, changing everything about how she navigated her relationship.
Former US Ambassador to Canada David L. Cohen blames the Trump administration's trade pressure for encouraging Canada to engage in diplomatic efforts with China through 'footie' interactions. The move is seen as a response to the hardline trade policies imposed by the Trump administration during its term.
Britain's hard-right Reform UK party has been launched under criminal investigation into allegations that it broke campaign finance law by using foreign donors.
Amazon cargo plane crash pilot tells wife 'my career is over' shortly after deadly incident, killing five people, in phone call reported by sources.
Trump's pressure campaign on Iran has left the regime 'confident' and considering escalation against the US, but analysts say this would be an action from a place of desperation rather than strength.
A federal appeals court judge's use of the phrase 'weak sauce' to dismiss the IRS argument in an ICE data-sharing case sparked criticism and outrage over what was deemed unprofessional language. The unusual rebuke drew immediate backlash from critics who took aim at the judge's remarks.
A juror from the Lindsay Clancy trial, who initially leaned towards a guilty verdict, has spoken out about the strong personalities in the deliberation room that contributed to the mistrial declaration. The juror's comments provide insight into the dynamics of the jury deliberations that led to the case being retried.
A 23-year-old woman was wrongly arrested and held for 13 days after police mistakenly identified her car as involved in a fatal crash using a Flock camera. The victim claimed she knew they had the wrong person but was still detained until she could prove otherwise.
At least 14 people have been killed in an explosion at a temporary weapons depot near Sarmada, Syria's Idlib province, according to state television.
US President Donald Trump hailed the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party's electoral success in regional elections as a 'really big night' for populists in German politics. The AfD won historic victories in several regions.
Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts praises outgoing head of the Smithsonian Institution amid criticism from President Donald Trump's administration. The official faced pressure from the Trump admin before leaving their role.
David Beamer, father of 9/11 Flight 93 hero Todd Beamer, has warned Michigan voters that enemies from within aim to destroy America by casting ballots for Democratic socialists, urging them to 'vote American this time.
President Donald Trump gave $45,000 cash gifts to four White House aides, sparking concerns about potential law violations in their holiday gifts from the president. The gifts were reported in new financial disclosures released by the administration.
A Washington father is suing his son's school district after his 10-year-old was taught about gender surgery during a Pride Month lesson without being allowed to opt-out due to religious objections. The father claims this violates his child's right to free exercise of religion.
The Yemen civil war has escalated as the Houthi rebel group launched an offensive against Saudi Arabian-backed government forces, marking a resurgence in the over a decade-long conflict.
The Republican Party has put former President Donald Trump 'on the ballot' for the upcoming midterms in a historic move at its national convention.
Republicans from across America are gathering in Dallas for the first-ever Republican Convention, where they aim to defy historical trends and make a big win at the polls. The event is expected to draw significant national attention as it marks a pivotal moment in the party's efforts to regain power.
President Donald Trump is facing high stakes as he prepares to deliver at the Republican National Convention amid his re-election campaign ahead of historic midterm elections.
Senator's daughter wins Democratic nod in closely watched race to replace outgoing Dem incumbent, Stefany Shaheen, takes home the primary victory in New Hampshire's 1st Congressional District.
The National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has found that key braking systems on Amazon's cargo jet did not deploy during Sunday's deadly plane crash at Miami International Airport, which killed four people and injured six others.
India took a muted approach to the BRICS summit, differing from its showy hosting style at previous global gatherings, amid rising geopolitical tensions.
US reading scores among 15-year-olds have hit a near-25 year low in the latest global assessment of literacy skills. This marks the lowest level seen in about 25 years according to an international education assessment.
Nagoya, Japan was hit with record-breaking rainfall that dumped an all-time high of 105 millimeters of rain in a single hour, prompting flood warnings and severely disrupting daily life.
Ex-Dem lobbyist Cinde Warmington secured the Democratic nomination in New Hampshire's gubernatorial primary on Tuesday evening after running unopposed.
Rep. Maggie Goodlander, the wife of former Biden advisor Robert Goodranchick, won her primary in a Democratic-leaning seat in western New Hampshire and will advance to a general election showdown in November.
President Donald Trump-backed candidate wins high-stakes GOP primary in New Hampshire battleground district, scoring a key victory in one of the state's two congressional contests.
Sixty-six years after the tragic event, families of those killed in the Sharpeville massacre continue to wait for justice and closure; many still suffer from the trauma of that fateful day.
Human remains found nearly 49 years ago in North Carolina have been identified as those of a runaway 15-year-old girl who disappeared, prompting a homicide investigation. Authorities announced the major breakthrough in the decades-old cold case.
Incumbent GOP governor Kelly Ayotte easily won her primary election after keeping former President Trump at a distance, setting up a high-stakes general election battle against Democratic nominee Cinde Warmington.
Former Sen. John E. Sununu won the GOP Senate nomination in New Hampshire, a crucial state that may determine if Republicans keep control of the chamber in the midterm elections.
Democratic Rep. Chris Pappas will face Republican former Sen. John E. Sununu in New Hampshire's open Senate seat, CNN projects.
Comedian Chris Rock recently shed light on the dark 'underbelly' of Los Angeles that people pretend doesn't exist, calling the city a 'complicated place'.
President Donald Trump has long been accused of telling false stories about his involvement in the 9/11 attacks, including a disputed account of being carried away by firefighters on the day of the tragedy. An investigation by fact-checkers found no evidence to support these claims.
Larry Birkhead has shared rare photos of his daughter Dannielynn on her 20th birthday, celebrating a milestone in an intimate and private way. The collage was uploaded to Instagram as part of the celebration.
The US Supreme Court rejected Missouri's bid to use a revised congressional map for the midterms, leaving in place a lower court's decision that blocked its adoption.
The Supreme Court denied Missouri's request to use a congressional map that would have given Republicans an extra seat in the November midterm election.
US officials claim Chinese artificial intelligence firms are committing 'industrial-scale' theft of their American counterparts' trade secrets. The practice is allegedly used to save money and bring cutting-edge technology to market faster.
The US targeted multiple Iranian tankers near Kharg Island in the Strait of Hormuz on Tuesday, according to two US officials.
Sunny Hostin suggests using the 25th Amendment to remove President Donald Trump from office, potentially after the midterm elections, amid calls for his removal due to his handling of classified documents and other controversies.
The Republican National Committee has released the schedule for this week's first-ever GOP midterm convention in Dallas, where President Trump will appear in an unusual role, sparking speculation about his potential involvement in the event. The convention aims to energize the GOP's MAGA base ahead of the upcoming midterm elections.
Americans are footing a $100 billion energy bill from the Iran war, with US consumers paying an extra $100.9 billion on gasoline and diesel since the conflict began.
Iran-backed Houthi rebels launched a wave of attacks on Saudi Arabia, targeting multiple energy facilities, including those of the world's largest oil company, in a threat to global oil supplies and US consumers. The strikes mark a new risk for Americans reliant on Middle Eastern oil imports.
One year after Gen Z-led protests in Nepal, it remains unclear if demands for anti-corruption reforms have been met amid ongoing economic challenges and limited progress on change.
Lindsay Clancy's attorney Kevin Reddington expressed openness to a plea deal, hoping the district attorney will 'revisit' her case after her murder trial ended in a mistrial. He signaled that he is willing to discuss a potential agreement now that the trial has concluded.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced that his administration will release more than 170,000 pages of documents on 9/11 health impacts before the upcoming 25th anniversary. The documents shed new light on air quality around Ground Zero in the months following the attacks.
The state of the economy is shaping Americans' choices in the upcoming midterm elections, with polls consistently naming it as the top issue for voters. Eight weeks from today, millions will choose their next congressperson, influenced heavily by economic concerns.
Europe's Packaging and Packaging Waste Regulation (PPWR) is shifting packaging focus from compliance to commercial scale, driving innovation in sustainable packaging design and materials.
The US is rebuilding its depleted stockpile of precision-guided munitions, which could delay orders from key allies that rely on these critical components for their military capabilities. This development may impact US arms exports to countries such as Saudi Arabia and Australia.
A massive fire early Tuesday morning tore through an apartment complex under construction in South Bend, Indiana, forcing evacuations in a neighboring building, according to local officials.
President Trump's recent move appears to break a historic trend ahead of the midterms, but details are still unclear.
Thieves made off with two valuable Renoir paintings after breaking into a small museum on the French Riviera early Tuesday. The stolen works were dropped in the garden while police responded to the scene.
Traveling abroad is now possible with popular streaming services, but users must exercise caution when using unfamiliar public Wi-Fi networks to avoid data theft and other security risks. Experts recommend taking precautions such as using a VPN and verifying network credentials before logging in to their streaming accounts while traveling outside the US.
Israel's capture of the Ali al-Taher ridge in southern Lebanon marks a significant blow to Iran-backed terrorist movement Hezbollah, which has long been a major stronghold for Tehran. The development is seen as a key victory in Israel's campaign to degrade Iran's influence in the region.
UK to announce trade ban on goods from illegal Israeli settlements, a move aimed at pressuring Israel over its policies in the occupied West Bank.
The US has reached a staggering $40 trillion national debt, and billionaire investor Warren Buffett has offered a potential solution to tackle this economic crisis.
The Republican Party faces significant challenges ahead of the upcoming midterm elections, with President Donald Trump and Republicans framing the election as a 'competition with communism.
Democratic and Republican Senate nominees to settle dueling primary fights in crucial open-seat race in swing state New Hampshire. The outcome may determine whether Republicans retain control of the chamber.
UK to announce restrictions on trade with Israeli settlements in the West Bank, a move expected to risk a clash with US President Trump who has been vocal about his support for the settlements.
Egyptian TV host sentenced to death by hanging after being convicted of involvement in a major synthetic drug trafficking case.
A climber died in a fatal fall Sunday while scaling Castle Peak, a 14,272-foot peak south of Aspen, Colorado.
US forces have sunk a floating refueling vessel linked to an Ecuadorian organized crime ring, targeting a narco-refueling station in the Pacific. The operation was conducted by Joint Task Force Western Hemisphere (JTFWH) officials.
Federal regulators say the crew of an Amazon cargo jet that crashed at Miami International Airport on Sunday survived the accident. The NTSB is sharing details about the victims in a report.
Russia's new-generation nuclear-powered submarines are pressing NATO's northern defenses in the Arctic and North Atlantic as the alliance scrambles to secure vital approaches to North America, a former NATO commander warns.
FCC Chairman Brendan Carr signals a major crackdown on TV networks pushing 'fake polls' ahead of the midterms, potentially issuing guidance to regulate such practices.
Egyptian wrestlers continue to vanish abroad amid crisis in the sport, with several young athletes disappearing from international competitions without explanation. The disappearances have raised concerns about safety and security for Egypt's wrestling talent.
Washington's blockade of Iran is pushing the country towards military escalation as it threatens negotiations with an aggressive economic pressure campaign; Tehran is now threatening a wider war to force US negotiators back to the table.