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CBS late-night host Stephen Colbert mocked Paramount's new chief, David Ellison, on National Boss's Day during his opening monologue. Colbert made a sarcastic dig at Ellison, criticizing him in front of a live studio audience.
A Democratic Senate hopeful in Maine is facing renewed scrutiny after old online posts urging violence to achieve political change surfaced, casting a shadow on his progressive left campaign. The controversy has sparked debate over the candidate's commitment to peaceful activism.
Nationwide protests against President Donald Trump and his administration's policies are set to take place on Saturday under the banner of the 'No Kings' movement, which aims to declare that 'America has No Kings.
Democrats' 'unity' dinner takes a turn for the divisive as a sign featuring coded language threatens President Donald Trump and equates his supporters with Nazis. The event, headlined by Michigan Democrat gubernatorial candidate, drew backlash over the anti-Trump signage.
Japanese walking, a 30-minute fitness regimen, involves alternating between normal and burst-speed walks to enhance exercise routines on social media.
President Trump criticized Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Chuck Grassley for adhering to a 'stupid and outdated' tradition that prevents U.S. attorney nominees from being confirmed. This tradition, known as the 'blue slip,' blocks Grassley's ability to forward nominations without input from Senators representing the nominee's state.
Donald Trump's enemies list has just gotten a significant addition as he faces an indictment alongside former national security adviser John Bolton. The pair have had a long history of tension since Bolton's tenure in the White House ended.
In India, hate-filled news coverage has become a daily entertainment staple, with TV channels offering panel debates on sensitive topics like Pakistan and Hindu pride, often at the expense of Muslims, who are frequently portrayed as villains. This toxic media landscape perpetuates a culture of divisiveness and intolerance in the country.
US military strikes a Venezuelan vessel suspected of drug smuggling in its latest operation targeting alleged narcotraffickers. The incident marks one of several documented US strikes against Venezuelan vessels under President Trump's anti-narcotics campaign.
Mamdani's stance on supporting Israel sparked controversy during a debate in NYC, leaving him under fire from rivals who claim he is taking an unpopular position.
Former National Security Adviser John Bolton has been indicted on charges of improperly retaining classified materials.
Social media erupts after Democratic Party candidate Jay Jones leans on Trump attacks in Virginia AG debate, sparking controversy and criticism from some quarters. The incident has reignited a heated discussion about the role of party politics in statewide elections.
Celebrities who publicly supported a Palestinian cause during the Gaza conflict are facing backlash after they largely remained silent following a US-brokered ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas. The sudden lack of outrage has sparked scrutiny over their motivations and commitment to social justice causes.
Coca-Cola is considering an initial public offering (IPO) of its Indian bottling arm that could raise $1 billion, according to people familiar with the matter. The company has met with bankers in recent weeks as part of the planning process for the potential IPO.
Three labor unions have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration, alleging it has wrongly monitored visa holders for their social media activity under First Amendment protections. The groups claim the government's actions violated visa holders' free speech rights.
The Department of Homeland Security plans to impose a $1,000 fee on migrants granted humanitarian parole in the US, aimed at preventing widespread fraud and promoting accountability.
Pakistan's provincial government in Punjab is seeking federal approval to ban far-right religious party TLP amid violence and unrest following its latest crackdown.
Three top NYC mayoral candidates debated ahead of election, with Zohran Mamdani's democratic socialist platform drawing attention, and other key issues including infrastructure and public safety.
Erika Kirk shows TPUSA staff Charlie's Medal of Freedom in a heartwarming moment, praising them as part of 'the legacy' of her late husband Charlie Kirk. The video captures a proud moment at the Turning Point USA office where Kirk is being honored posthumously.
President Donald Trump has refiled a $15 billion defamation lawsuit against The New York Times after it was previously thrown out of court due to its length.
A US military drone strike in the Caribbean has left two to three survivors of a drug smuggling vessel after it was targeted by the US, an official confirmed.
New York City Public Schools have filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Education over cuts to nearly $50 million in grant funding due to their policies on transgender issues. The lawsuit challenges the education department's decision to withdraw grants from schools that implemented certain policies to support students' identities and gender expressions.
New York City mayoral candidates come out strong against President Trump's deployment of National Guard troops to major American cities, expressing concerns over troop deployments in urban areas. The candidates' stance on the issue was highlighted during a debate on Thursday night.
Defense tech billionaire Palmer Luckey revealed on a podcast that he was an early supporter of Donald Trump's 2016 presidential campaign, writing him a letter at a young age encouraging him to run for office.
A conservative policy group has launched a digital archive of Democratic socialist NYC mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani's political record, highlighting what it calls his 'radical' policies in his own words. The archive aims to expose Mamdani's views on issues such as rent control and gun control.
Jay Jones invoked Donald Trump nearly 50 times during a Virginia AG debate, tying Republican candidate Miyares to 'MAGA' policies.
Apple has launched iOS 26 with a fresh look and a game-changing feature: the Preview app, which allows users to preview and edit PDFs directly on their iPhone.
A Chicago police officer was arrested by ICE agents Thursday in Hanover Park, accused of being an undocumented immigrant from Montenegro. The arrest comes after a probe by the Department of Homeland Security.
The 168-year-old publication The Atlantic is defying industry trends by thriving as a newspaper-magazine hybrid during challenging times for the news industry. Editor-in-chief Jeffrey Goldberg aims to establish The Atlantic as the world's greatest writers collective.
The timing of this attack on the Voting Rights Act makes it worse as America faces two concurrent threats to its democracy: a Supreme Court case that could dismantle what remains of voting protections and an ongoing assault on election security.
Former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi lost her cool with a reporter on Capitol Hill, telling them to 'shut up' after repeated questions about security concerns following the January 6 riot.
Former US Ambassador Richard Grenell praised Trump's foreign policy for its 'common sense' approach to dealing with Russia, slamming President Biden for avoiding interactions with Russian President Vladimir Putin during the Ukraine conflict.
A GOP lawmaker seeks a 'permanent' federal law enforcement presence in Memphis, Tennessee, following President Trump's order to crack down on crime in the city. The proposal comes as the city grapples with rising crime rates and violence.
US airstrikes on Iranian military targets in June sparked fears of a global conflict, but four months later, a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas has brought relative calm to the region. Critics who warned of WWIII have now praised the agreement as a success.
GOP gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy predicts that if Republicans win elections in New Jersey and Virginia in 2025, it would 'set the table for...more decisive victories' in 2026.
President Trump pitches Justice Department and FBI leaders on a newly expanded 'enemies list' in an Oval Office meeting, sparking concerns about the administration's efforts to target perceived critics. The exact nature of the revised list is unclear, but its release has raised eyebrows among law enforcement officials and civil liberties groups.
A Florida judge has temporarily blocked the transfer of a site to be used as President Donald Trump's potential presidential library, after a lawsuit was filed by a local historian and activist who objected to the deal. The decision is a victory for Democrat historian Joshua Paul, who had sued to block the transfer in order to preserve the site.
Florida thieves ambushed a couple at gunpoint after tracking them down using an Apple AirTag, according to police. The home invasion was captured on footage revealed by authorities this week.
Israel announces it has received the body of Inbar Hayman, the last female Hamas hostage remaining in Gaza, as part of a prisoner exchange.
Former Gov. Andrew Cuomo is narrowing the gap behind Zohran Mamdani in the NYC mayoral race as Election Day approaches.
Maine Senate hopeful Graham Platner's deleted social media posts reveal raw views on politics, war, and law enforcement, including past calls of himself as a communist. The Democratic candidate's comments sparked controversy before being removed from public view.
A turbulent year in Korea came to an end with a renewed declaration of democracy and a reaffirmed alliance with neighboring nations. The nation's uncertain past was replaced by inspiring reassurance.
Pakistan and the Taliban's efforts to repair relations after the recent downward spiral in Afghanistan-Pakistan ties are unlikely to be smooth, given deep-seated mistrust and competing interests between the two parties. The fragile peace could easily unravel if major issues remain unaddressed.
Former Virginia state Del. Jay Jones' escalating scandal over violent texts envisioning the murder of a Republican lawmaker and his young 'fascist' children is expected to dominate Thursday's attorney general debate.
President Trump's actions in brokering a Gaza ceasefire are seen as a positive example of his diplomatic skills, but critics argue that he takes a similar approach to domestic issues, making decisions that benefit certain groups over others.
A US developer is building homes to offer hope for displaced Ukrainian families, providing a refuge from ongoing conflict and overcrowded shelters.
Vice President JD Vance dismissed outrage over a leaked group chat from young Republicans as 'childish' and told Democrats to focus on their own controversies, downplaying the incident in comparison to previous exposed texts from Virginia Democrats.
MLB star Mark Teixeira accuses 'unreasonable' Democrats of holding Americans 'hostage' during the ongoing government shutdown, which is now over two weeks old.
President Donald Trump hosted a dinner for nearly 130 high-dollar donors, allies and corporate representatives at the White House in an apparent effort to repay their support. The event was held in the newly renovated White House ballroom.
Mississippi executes man convicted of raping and murdering a college student in the 1990s after over 30 years on death row, bringing closure to the case.
A Chicago judge has signed an order prohibiting Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) from making arrests at Cook County courthouses due to concerns about 'fear or obstruction' during court proceedings. The ruling aims to protect litigants who may fear ICE's presence in the courtroom.
A Florida TikTok influencer was arrested for the second time in connection with stealing from Target, this time attempting to evade law enforcement by hiding inside a public restroom. The 32-year-old mother-of-two has been charged with grand theft and other crimes.
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy faced backlash after declaring a state of emergency in response to a nor'easter while taking a European wedding getaway, which was widely seen as an insensitive move ahead of his gubernatorial re-election bid. The decision sparked mockery and criticism from lawmakers and residents alike.
US President Joe Biden has gained a significant advantage over his predecessor Donald Trump in the electric vehicle market after the latter's decision to exit the industry. This move is seen as a huge win for Biden's trade rival and marks a major shift in Trump's stance on EVs.
New York City Democratic Socialist mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani says the city should uphold the International Criminal Court's arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu if he visits the city.
President Donald Trump announced that Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has assured him India will stop importing Russian oil. The assurance came during a conversation between the two leaders earlier Wednesday.
Turkey has been accused of deporting hundreds of peaceful Christians under the guise of 'national security' claims, with dozens deported last year in what legal advocates call an 'attack' on freedom of religion.
Republicans are seeking former special counsel Jack Smith's testimony as he has plenty to say about Donald Trump's 2024 election victory, which marked the beginning of the end of his criminal cases.
Hundreds of thousands of federal workers facing shutdowns are experiencing financial strain and fear layoffs, with many being furloughed or working without pay.
Surveillance video has been released showing an arsonist setting fire to Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro's mansion using flaming Molotov cocktails in April, according to authorities.
California's redistricting fight is expected to be closely tied to Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom this year, despite his name not being on the ballot in the special election.
North Carolina Republican leaders plan to vote next week on redrawing the state's congressional district map in support of President Donald Trump's nationwide effort to redraw electoral maps.
Democrat Sen. Ed Markey, 79, is facing a primary challenge from Rep. Seth Moulton in Massachusetts, with age becoming a central issue of the campaign.
Sen. Josh Hawley introduces legislation to ban coverage of abortion and gender transition care for minors under the ACA, seeking to eliminate 'loopholes' in the law.
A federal judge has ruled that a Supreme Court case challenging transgender athletes' participation in women's sports can proceed after an attempt to dismiss it was rejected. The legal defense aims to 'save women's sports' from what they claim is unfair competition by trans athletes.
Rep. Seth Moulton launches Democratic primary challenge against Sen. Ed Markey of Massachusetts, citing the need for change and criticizing his opponents' lack of action.
Rutgers director demands TPUSA officers be ousted after they criticized an Antifa-linked professor. The officer's call for the professor's removal has sparked a controversy on campus.
Democrats are opting for caution by allowing Maine Gov. Janet Mills to run against Republican Sen. Susan Collins, but this may give Collins an unexpected advantage as the primary field rounds out what could be a highly competitive Senate race.
The Israeli Defense Forces said a body handed over by Hamas does not match any of the four missing hostages, raising further questions about the circumstances surrounding their disappearance.
The Trump administration has been actively rooting out the remnants of violent '60s radicals and their spiritual heirs, a legacy that includes a staggering 2,500 domestic bombings on American soil in just an 18-month period between 1971 and 1972. This effort aims to dismantle the threats posed by groups with ties to the 1960s counterculture movement.
A young Texas-based firm and a group backed by former President Donald Trump have joined forces to revive oil drilling off California's coast, following a devastating 2015 pipeline blast that spilled hundreds of thousands of gallons of crude along the state's coastline.
Los Angeles County leaders have declared a local state of emergency amid a surge in Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids in the region, according to local officials.
Former US President Donald Trump mocked ABC News' George Stephanopoulos over his treatment of JD Vance, saying he will refuse to answer questions from ABC in response. Trump's comments come amid a feud between him and Vance, an author who wrote about the president's handling of COVID-19 vaccinations.
Former Vice President Kamala Harris said she's spoken to Trump voters who claim they felt 'lied to' about deportations.
Erika Kirk honored her late husband Charlie in an emotional White House ceremony on what would have been his 32nd birthday, accepting the Presidential Medal of Freedom on his behalf. The ceremony took place in the Rose Garden and marked a tribute to Charlie's life and legacy.
Republican lawmakers Rep. Elise Stefanik and Sen. Tom Cotton are pressing Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent to investigate the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) over allegations of Hamas ties and terrorism concerns.
Kevin Federline claims Britney Spears stood outside her sons' bedroom with a knife while they slept, describing a disturbing and concerning parenting practice.
Democratic New Jersey gubernatorial nominee Mikie Sherrill is facing backlash after it was revealed that she accepted tens of thousands of dollars from companies linked to the opioid crisis while criticizing her Republican opponent over his stance on the issue. The donations have been described as 'defamatory' by some, highlighting a potential hypocrisy in her campaign rhetoric.
A woman who was shown in a viral surveillance video being forcibly pulled from a doorway by a man outside her Wichita home has come forward to contact police, they announced on Tuesday afternoon. The incident had sparked widespread outrage and concern after the footage was shared online.
Actress Cheryl Hines defended her husband RFK Jr's record as serving Americans after clashing with co-hosts on 'The View'. The exchange came during a discussion about his role at Health and Human Services.
New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani's campaign raised nearly $13,000 from foreign donors, raising questions about compliance with US regulations.
The Trump administration has reached a post-indictment deal with Craig Wright, known as 'Bitcoin Jesus', allowing him to avoid criminal charges related to allegedly falsifying documents claiming to be Satoshi Nakamoto, the creator of Bitcoin.
US President Donald Trump has tied his $20 billion economic bailout to Argentina's continued support for his ally President Luis Alberto Milei, amid potential political risks from sending aid during a US government shutdown.
Virginia voters express outrage over Democrats' handling of the Jay Jones scandal and a trans bathroom fight, fueling tensions ahead of the upcoming elections in the state. The controversy has further divided the city of Winchester, once known for its Confederate history.
Brain-training games may help improve focus, but research has yielded mixed results regarding their ability to prevent cognitive decline. Studies have gone back and forth on the topic, with no definitive conclusion so far.
Freed Israeli hostages, reunited after more than two years, thank President Trump and his administration for orchestrating their release. The loved ones expressed gratitude for the successful operation that brought their family members home.
US President Donald Trump announced that the US military conducted another strike near Venezuela's coast, killing six suspected drug smugglers in the operation.
President Donald Trump declined to commit to the two-state solution for Israel and the Palestinians after a historic Gaza peace deal, saying 'we'll have to see.
Stephen Colbert guest-stars as a murdered talk show host in the quirky detective series 'Elsbeth.' He made the announcement to his audience that CBS is cancelling 'The Late Show' in spring 2026.
Kylie Jenner faces backlash for her new cosmetics launch promo video, which features her handcuffed and has been described as 'deeply out of touch.' The reality star's promotional clip has sparked a heated debate among fans and critics alike.
The death of Ellen Greenberg has again been ruled a suicide after a new review by the Philadelphia Medical Examiners Office, despite concerns raised by her lawyer about the 'deeply flawed' report.
Rep. Jeffries tells Rep. Lawler to 'keep your mouth shut' amid Capitol Hill confrontations sparked by the ongoing government shutdown.
Leaders of Egypt, Qatar, Turkiye, and the US have issued a joint statement backing the Gaza ceasefire deal and committing to enduring peace in the region.
Actor Alec Baldwin and his brother Stephen Baldwin were involved in a car crash in the Hamptons, New York, hitting a tree head-on, according to reports.
New York City socialist mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani has broken his silence on the release of Israeli hostages from Gaza, but his statement did not mention President Trump.
A former student of a private school in Torrance, California is in custody after allegedly stabbing three staff members and attempting to stab a fourth person before making a bomb threat. The suspect's motives behind the attack are currently under investigation by police.
Multiple companies are set to begin distributing settlements following data breaches, including Facebook's $725 million payout and AT&T's $177 million distribution, as consumers learn to be cautious of fake settlement sites that may steal their sensitive information.
Katie Porter's public meltdown shows that candidates can no longer be shamed into quitting without consequences, highlighting a shift in how campaigns handle public scrutiny. The incident underscores the growing trend of candidates taking a more authentic approach to their image and persona.
Former President Bill Clinton praised President Donald Trump for his administration's efforts in brokering an Israel-Hamas ceasefire, saying the president and regional partners 'deserve great credit'.
North Carolina Republican legislative leaders plan to vote next week on redrawing the state's US House district map amid a nationwide battle over congressional redraws. The move is likely aimed at securing another GOP seat in a district considered safe for Republicans.