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The FBI has arrested a Pennsylvania man on federal charges for allegedly making graphic death threats against a Congress member, their daughter, and President Donald Trump between April 2025 and January 2026.
China blocks Meta's deal to acquire Manus, an AI startup that builds AI agents, citing security concerns as the reason behind the block.
Rep. Rashida Tlaib introduces 'Unhoused Bill of Rights' to protect homeless camping, expanding rights and overhauling government treatment for Americans living on the streets.
Cameron Young asserts dominance at the Cadillac Championship, winning wire-to-wire and outpacing opponents by six strokes. His impressive performance solidifies his position in the golf world.
Sen. Jon Husted has secured a record-breaking 75 endorsements from Ohio's 88 county sheriffs, marking the largest show of support from law enforcement in the state's history.
India's last left-wing government has come to an end after five decades, marking a significant shift in the country's political landscape.
Jessica Alba celebrates her 45th birthday on a yacht surrounded by friends, enjoying a luxurious weekend getaway. The actress has still got it going on at this young age.
Illinois Democratic Gov. JB Pritzker is calling for criminal investigations into ICE agents over their conduct during Operation Midway Blitz, a series of raids targeting undocumented immigrants. The governor's request comes after a report revealed the agency's tactics may have been inhumane and excessive.
Regulators risk destroying local TV by blocking the Nexstar-Tegna media merger, a pro-growth deal that should be applauded, instead being bogged down in bureaucratic hurdles and political posturing.
Sen. Amy Klobuchar unveils a sweeping plan to overhaul Minnesota's government, pledging a 'top-to-bottom audit' of state agencies to root out fraud and waste. The move comes amid criticism from GOP lawmakers who accuse Gov. Tim Walz of ties to corrupt politicians.
Kyle Busch engaged in a violent NASCAR race, dropping F-bombs during a radio rant and sparking controversy. The incident has left his future in the sport uncertain as he faces backlash from fans and rivals alike.
New York Yankees radio legend John Sterling has died at 87, leaving behind a legacy as a beloved voice in baseball broadcasting.
Modi's BJP has won India's Bengal for the first time, securing a historic victory in the state's assembly elections.
Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger didn't rule out discussing taxes on services such as gym memberships, streaming services, and dog grooming. She left the door open for potential taxation of these digital subscriptions.
Iran issues threat in response to a US 'humanitarian gesture' announced by former President Donald Trump regarding access to the Strait of Hormuz, according to reports.
Congressman Eric Swalwell has been accused by more than a dozen women of making them uncomfortable in private interactions, including a 19-year-old restaurant hostess who received a LinkedIn message from him after briefly meeting at her workplace. The allegations against Swalwell have raised concerns about his behavior towards women in professional settings.
Yellowstone' fans are abuzz with excitement over the new trailer for 'Dutton Ranch,' the upcoming spinoff series that brings back beloved characters Beth and Rip. The trailer has sent social media into a frenzy, leaving fans eagerly anticipating the show's premiere.
A suspected hantavirus outbreak on a cruise ship has left three people dead and several others ill, prompting medical evacuations to be delayed while officials investigate the threat.
Brazil's all-Indigenous soccer team made its debut with a victory, marking an historic moment for Indigenous representation in Brazilian sports. The team, comprised entirely of players from various Amazonian communities, has been making waves with their impressive skills and cultural pride.
A surge in Somali piracy has sparked concerns over a 'security vacuum' in the Red Sea, as pirates have allied with Iran-backed Houthi rebels to target the $1 trillion oil trade route. Analysts warn of a revived maritime crime playbook in the region.
President Donald Trump denied making a remark about Iran, which was filmed by camera one day earlier on Saturday. Trump previously stated the US might be 'better off' without Iran during an interview the night before.
Actress Shirley MacLaine, set to celebrate her 92nd birthday, was spotted having lunch in Malibu days before the special occasion.
Michigan Senate candidate Mallory McMorrow defended her past voting record, citing that moving takes time, after facing scrutiny over deleted social media posts and prior statements. She appeared on CNN's 'Inside Politics' to address concerns about her voting history after relocating from California.
The United Arab Emirates plans to integrate agentic artificial intelligence across half of its government operations within two years.
Beagles from Ridglan Farms in Wisconsin began leaving a facility on Friday after rescue groups secured a deal to release roughly 1,500 of the 2,000 dogs into rescues and shelters.
A large cargo ship was attacked by multiple small craft while transiting near the Strait of Hormuz on Sunday, roughly 11 nautical miles west of Sirik, Iran, according to the United Kingdom Maritime Trade Operations agency.
Democratic Senate candidate Sherrod Brown is facing criticism from Republicans over his stance on border security, with some accusing him of being disingenuous despite previous campaign statements suggesting he supports closing the US-Mexico border. The GOP is using Brown's record to challenge his claim that he backs immigration reform.
Eva Longoria shared that working at a fast food restaurant was an essential part of her journey as a Hollywood star, and she believes every kid needs to have such work experience. Brad Pitt and Margot Robbie are among other stars who also worked at fast food jobs before making it big.
A migrant man was arrested and charged in connection with the double stabbing deaths of two women hours apart in Nassau County, New York, highlighting broader immigration concerns in the area.
A data broker has revealed steps for widows to opt out of data sharing within 90 days, following a series of disturbing instances where deceased individuals' information was accessed and used by others after their death.
Democratic fundraising platform ActBlue is suing Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, alleging he used his office to retaliate against the group for its political work and solicit donations for Republicans.
Archaeologists in Egypt have uncovered a massive statue of King Ramses II, a pharaoh believed by some to be the ruler who challenged Moses in the biblical story of Exodus. The discovery was made at a site in the Egyptian desert.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio is set to visit the Vatican and Italy this week for talks aimed at stabilizing ties amid tensions with President Trump and Pope Leo.
A court filing has revealed that Cole Allen, accused of attempting to assassinate President Donald Trump, displayed a 'scattered' mindset, as indicated by his cross-country train musings. The filings offer insight into Allen's thoughts in the days leading up to the alleged plot.
The 2026 primary season makes its comeback with a dozen states holding primaries or runoffs in May, marking a return to action after a month on the sidelines. The upcoming contests are expected to be highly competitive and closely watched as voters cast their ballots.
A massive fire broke out Saturday afternoon at a laboratory building on the University of South Florida campus in St. Petersburg, resulting in a 'total loss.
A massive sea lion nicknamed 'Chonkers,' estimated to weigh between 1,500 and 2,000 pounds, is drawing crowds to San Francisco's Pier 39, drawing comparisons to a Volkswagen due to its large size. The sea lion is stealing the spotlight and receiving a 'seal' of approval from tourists.
A student has been charged with four counts of first-degree assault with a deadly weapon after a violent altercation at Foss High School in Tacoma, Washington, left five students stabbed.
The legal battle over abortion pills has reached the Supreme Court, with the manufacturer of mifepristone filing an emergency request amid concerns over a lower court ruling causing 'chaos'.
A drone strike by the paramilitary Rapid Support Forces has killed five civilians in Khartoum, Sudan, according to reports from an NGO, leaving others injured.
More than 25 million Americans received letters from Conduent Business Services regarding identity protection services, sparking questions about DIY options and paid services in 2026. The use of DIY identity protection versus paid services will likely continue to evolve in the coming year.
Hollywood's elite are under scrutiny as this week's Pop Culture Quiz highlights the latest scandals and shocking moments from the world of entertainment. From celebrity photos to family feuds, get ready for a dose of pop culture gossip.
Shawn Langdon breaks NHRA speed record with a top fuel car run of 345.00 mph at South Georgia Motorsports Park on Friday.
Senate Republicans are taking aim at 'extreme' Graham Platner, the Democratic nominee in Maine's Senate race, as the campaign heats up against incumbent Sen. Susan Collins.
A new lawsuit against JetBlue raises questions about airline pricing practices, as passengers struggle to understand why flight prices often seem to fluctuate unpredictably. The case alleges that JetBlue engages in price manipulation and other unfair business practices.
Liberal journalists appear to have prioritized covering Rep. Ilhan Omar's identity over her policy positions and public statements on notable events like World War II. This bias suggests that Omar's demographic characteristics overshadowed her views and actions as a public figure.
Iran executes dozens and arrests over 4,000 people amid war crackdown, with UN High Commissioner for Human Rights accusing the regime of intensifying its crackdown on dissent in the wake of a February conflict.
Former Deputy FBI Director Dan Bongino claims he lives in fear of 'thugs' being sent to his home as retribution for his efforts to reform the FBI, after serving a year at the agency.
A group financed by a pro-Chinese tech tycoon's network participated in NYC's May Day protests and provided logistical support for socialist Mayor Zohran Mamdani's remarks at the event.
Iran is facing accusations over its alleged supply of killer drones to a side in Sudan's ongoing civil war, which has resulted in increased violence and loss of life. The conflict, widely considered a 'forgotten war,' has seen rising tensions between the Sudanese government and rebel forces.
The Secret Service's 'model' response during the White House Correspondents Association Dinner shooting was deemed effective but largely due to luck by experts, who note that a key suspect had been previously flagged for potential security risks and was stopped by law enforcement just minutes before the incident occurred. The suspect's delay allowed some attendees to escape harm, and their 'luck' likely prevented more casualties.
El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele has earned a reputation as the 'coolest dictator' due to his bold and unconventional approach to leadership. His actions have sparked both admiration and concern among the public and international community.
China's UN Envoy Fu Cong says maintaining a ceasefire and reopening the Strait of Hormuz are urgent priorities ahead of Trump-Xi talks, warning the issue will be high on the agenda if it remains closed during a meeting.
Oil and gas prices surged during the Iran war, but experts say the country's strategic oil reserves were largely untouched, contradicting the expected economic impact. The unusual storage of oil has left economists puzzled.
A trainee driver lost control of a bus while driving near Paris, causing it to plunge into the River Seine in a dramatic crash that prompted a massive rescue response. The incident has left several people injured and authorities are investigating the cause of the accident.
President Donald Trump teased the US taking over Cuba 'almost immediately' during a speech in Florida, marking a significant shift in his stance on the island nation.
The Pentagon has ordered the withdrawal of 5,000 U.S. troops from Germany as tensions escalate between President Donald Trump and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, amid a feud sparked by Trump's comments on Merkel.
A female inmate in Washington state has filed a lawsuit against corrections officials after allegedly being brutalized by a male-born prisoner housed in a women's prison under the state's gender-identity housing policy. The incident occurred at the Washington State Penitentiary.
Anti-Israel protesters in New York held a rally at Columbia University, chanting in support of Hamas and demanding significant changes from NYC Mayor Eric Adams' administration regarding the Palestinian cause.
President Donald Trump notified Congress that a ceasefire with Iran has ended hostilities, resetting the clock on congressional war powers limits; however, legal experts question the legality of his actions as he aims to bypass Congressional oversight.
Joe Rogan has criticized the Trump Justice Department's indictment of former FBI director James Comey, calling it 'nuts'.
A federal appeals court has blocked an FDA rule allowing women to obtain abortion drugs by mail, temporarily reinstating a nationwide requirement for in-person access to the procedure.
Gov. Gavin Newsom erupted at Joe Rogan after the comedian posted a clip of himself referring to Newsom as 'f***ing con man'.
Meryl Streep reminisced about her iconic romance in 'Out of Africa', praising Robert Redford as 'divine', saying a particularly memorable scene felt especially good decades later.
A new biopic about Michael Jackson revisits his life but leaves out certain aspects, raising questions about who decides his legacy and what parts of his story are left untold. The film is backed by his estate, sparking concerns about the control and narrative surrounding his posthumous image.
ADT has confirmed a new data breach in which a known cybercrime group is demanding payment in exchange for not releasing stolen customer information. The company has not specified how many customers were affected by the breach.
Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner has unveiled a plan to shut down the White House and prevent the Trump administration from functioning. The plan was revealed during an interview on Thursday.
A Democratic congressional candidate is facing criticism for claiming that 'White nationalists' are joining immigration enforcement to 'hunt down people', targeting Border Patrol agents as racists. The allegation has sparked widespread outrage and concerns about the candidate's comments.
The body of Republican Oklahoma state Senate candidate Barry Christian was found inside a truck parked in a rural area days after his disappearance earlier this week.
Jennie Garth shared that she experienced a 'scary' financial transition after her fame from the hit Fox drama 'Beverly Hills, 90210'.
A 68-year-old Florida man who posed as Santa Claus is behind bars after being caught in an undercover sting targeting child sex predators, according to sheriff's officials. He was one of 19 suspects arrested in connection with the operation.
Labor Day is celebrated in the US to honor the contributions of proud workers who built the country. The holiday should be distinct from May Day, which some view as a communist celebration.
A Texas man who maintained his innocence in a fatal robbery nearly two decades ago was executed by lethal injection on Tuesday. His claim of innocence was undermined just hours before his execution when a cousin confessed to the crime in a last-minute statement.
Miranda Lambert shared straight-shooting advice with rising country star Lauren Alaina in a surprise bathroom encounter that left a lasting impact on the singer's music industry perspective. The unexpected meeting reportedly gave Alaina a reality check about navigating the cutthroat world of country music.
Seattle Storm player Lexie Brown discusses a 'culture shift' in the WNBA since Caitlin Clark's arrival, reflecting on changes to the league's image and atmosphere.
Authorities have revealed a large amount of information about alleged assassin Cole Allen in recent days, but despite similar attention, little is known about co-conspirator Thomas Crooks.
A Disney-backed film grossed just $472K on a $150M budget, becoming a historic box office disaster, potentially supplanting previous flops in Hollywood history.
Adam Scott says America lost its innocence after Donald Trump's 2015 presidential campaign, which he believes would make some TV shows like 'Parks and Recreation' unwatchable today.
A new bipartisan immigration bill has been proposed in Washington, sparking concerns that it may actually contain amnesty provisions for undocumented immigrants. The 250-page bill aims to provide a pathway to citizenship and other benefits for certain undocumented individuals.
Approximately 600 groups with $2 billion in revenue are coordinating 3,000 May Day protests across the US in an unlikely 'red-blue' alliance, according to a probe.
The US Trump administration's economic campaign against Iran has tightened its grip, posing a significant challenge to Tehran's ability to withstand the pressure and outlast the sanctions. The question remains whether Iran can survive the unprecedented economic strain.
Americans have widely criticized Donald Trump's attempts at adding ornamentation to the White House, viewing them as examples of hubris. These efforts include renovations, furniture choices and artwork displays that have sparked public disdain.
President Donald Trump hailed America's 'Anglo-Saxon' heritage in a statement echoing views held by the country's Founding Fathers during King Charles III's visit this week, sparking outrage among liberal commentators.
Workers gather in cities worldwide to mark International Labour Day, with trade unions calling for solidarity and protection of worker's rights amid a backdrop of global tensions.
I couldn't find any information about Patrick Ball making headlines for student loan debt. However, Labor Secretary Marty Sonderling is quoted as saying there's a fast-track way to get a job without college debt.
US President Donald Trump is reportedly attempting to negotiate with Iran amidst an increasingly fragmented and unstable government, as internal power struggles come to the forefront of Tehran's leadership.
The Artemis II crew expressed their experience was a 'glorious' one that aimed to connect with humanity and showcase what can be achieved when people work together towards a common goal. They described their 10-day lunar flyby as a historic achievement.
A Wyoming city councilman faces backlash after posting a comment suggesting the state should hang bad judges in response to a court ruling on abortion, sparking criticism for its tone and insinuation of judicial intimidation. The councilman later clarified his statement, but not before it sparked widespread outrage online.
A deadly stabbing at a San Francisco hospital has put pressure on California Governor Gavin Newsom over his fight against ICE detainers, with federal officials linking the violence to the state's sanctuary policies. The Biden administration is also facing scrutiny for its handling of immigration issues.
The US Department of Justice has sued New Jersey over its laws giving in-state tuition to undocumented immigrants, claiming they treat American citizens as 'second-class.
Global famine fears are rising as food prices climb and fragile supply chains strain amid the Strait of Hormuz crisis, raising the risk of a prolonged, Suez-scale, eight-year disruption.
President Donald Trump says his son Don Jr. has 'charisma' to host a rebooted version of reality TV show 'The Apprentice'. Rumors are building about the possibility of the show's return with Don Jr. at the helm.
DNC chair Ken Martin is facing backlash for downplaying an unreleased 2024 autopsy report, labeling it a 'self-inflicted crisis.' He gave mixed signals on whether to release some version of the report, which details what went wrong in Democratic losses.
A commercial truck driver who vanished during a suspected hijacking while transporting vehicles has been found dead in a coastal area of Georgia, according to the FBI. Key details of the incident remain unclear.
Country music feud takes an unexpected turn as Kacey Musgraves reflects on her past and moves forward to change the narrative of her challenging relationship with a fellow singer. The feud appears to have been squashed, with Musgraves signaling a new chapter in her career.
Police in North Texas showcased a heroic rescue operation where officers utilized an unlikely tool to save a mother and her children trapped in fast-moving floodwaters overnight.
A Washington state murder case took a shocking turn when a juror who helped convict a man in a fatal stabbing was accused of carrying out a brutal knife attack days later.
Shilo Sanders made a comment about her brother Shedeur being 'just a sandwich' under a video criticizing him, further escalating tension within the family amid recent social media controversies. The Sanders' reputation continues to take a hit following past mistakes.
Millie Bobby Brown fans are criticizing the first trailer of 'Enola Holmes 3' over a perceived manicure mistake that appears to show her character Enola without polish on her fingernails in one scene. The error has sparked a lighthearted backlash among fans.
Former South Carolina Governor Mark Sanford drops out of House race just one month into campaign, citing that fighting national debt is better suited for outside politics rather than Congress.