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Iranian drone strikes shut down Qatar's LNG production facilities, jolting global energy markets and raising fears about supply disruptions, amid increased Iranian attacks on rival states' energy infrastructure.
UFC CEO Dana White dismissed concerns that he's overly political, telling CBS News Sunday Morning 'just be authentic' in response to his friendship with President Donald Trump.
The Trump administration warned lawmakers that Israel was 'determined to act with or without US support' before launching a massive strike on Iran, according to a statement from Speaker Mike Johnson. The strikes were described as a defensive measure by the speaker.
Iran launches 'indiscriminate' attacks on vessels in the Gulf of Oman and Persian Gulf amid retaliation for US-Israeli strikes in Operation Epic Fury.
The Supreme Court has cleared the way for California schools to notify religious parents when a child identifies as transgender without obtaining the student's consent. The decision allows schools to share such information with parents, contradicting a previous lower court ruling.
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth warned that some traditional U.S. allies are 'hemming and hawing about the use of force' as Washington presses forward with its campaign against Iran, raising fresh questions about NATO's commitment to the alliance.
Sydney Sweeney has sent fans into a frenzy over her new lingerie brand SYRN's latest campaign photos, showcasing her in barely-there lingerie and tights. The 28-year-old actress is proving to be her brand's best marketing.
Arab states in the Persian Gulf are facing retaliation from Iran after attempts to prevent a US-Israeli strike on the country; their own territories have been brought under fire as Tehran responds fiercely.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is calling for stricter vetting of immigrants after a deadly shooting rampage by a naturalized citizen from Africa.
California Governor Gavin Newsom says prominent Democrats pulled out of his podcast after a controversial interview with Charlie Kirk, criticizing the party's cancel culture for driving away moderate voices.
Fires have broken out at Iran's Bandar Abbas naval headquarters in the Strait of Hormuz, causing traffic to be stalled and at least one vessel to be on fire following a strike.
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton stormed out of a deposition hearing before the House Oversight Committee last week, becoming visibly upset after being shown a photo from inside by a Republican lawmaker.
Former Trump Cabinet member Ryan Zinke joins growing list of lawmakers leaving Congress at the end of this year. This marks another mass exodus from the mid-term Congress amid declining public support for Republican politicians.
Country star Jelly Roll revealed he powered through one of music's biggest nights while hiding a painful secret: a broken collarbone suffered from flipping onto his ATV.
The Trump administration has dropped its lawsuits against four law firms that have ties to Democrats and other adversaries of former President Donald Trump. The decision comes after the administration failed to win court access for these firms to the federal government's internal work products.
U.S. airlines are preparing for a record-breaking spring break travel surge as millions of passengers are expected to fly over the next two months, driven by Americans prioritizing experiences over traditional vacation destinations.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is gaining ground in the Republican primary against incumbent Sen. John Cornyn, with many GOP voters seeking a 'fighter' to take on Democrats in the general election. Paxton's aggressive campaign style and criticism of Cornyn are resonating with conservative voters who feel he will be more effective in defending the state's interests.
The FBI remains on high alert amid the conflict with Iran, as U.S. forces head to the Middle East as the Trump administration escalates its campaign against the Islamic Republic.
The father of a young woman killed by an illegal immigrant blasted liberal media outlets for downplaying President Donald Trump's recent Angel Families Remembrance Ceremony. The ceremony honored victims of crimes committed by people in the US illegally, which some outlets criticized as insensitive or divisive.
The House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform has requested a briefing from the Department of Justice over its handling of foreign funding for groups that have fueled anti-government protests in Iran and against Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The DOJ is expected to provide answers regarding this matter.
A majority of Americans oppose the use of force, while one in four approve of US military strikes on Iran ordered by President Trump, according to a new poll.
A bug in Microsoft 365's Copilot AI assistant allows it to read and summarize confidential messages, eroding user trust in their email security settings. The issue highlights concerns about data security and privacy in Microsoft's productivity suite.
Traders on prediction market platform Kalshi are signaling growing confidence that Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and Democratic state Rep. James Talarico will secure their parties' Senate spots in a potential showdown.
President Donald Trump stated in a CNN phone interview that the US military has been making significant gains against Iran, but a larger wave of conflict is yet to come.
China's ultrasound-based 'brain-computer interface' technology is gaining traction as a non-invasive alternative to traditional implantable solutions, promising to revolutionize the way humans interact with machines. The technology uses sound waves directed at the brain to read and write neural signals, paving the way for new applications in fields like healthcare and entertainment.
Thousands of homeless individuals live in tent cities on the streets of Los Angeles, prompting former President Barack Obama to describe the situation as an 'atrocity.' New solutions are needed to address this crisis in one of the wealthiest places on Earth.
US warplanes were shot down by Kuwaiti air defenses and their pilots safely bailed out, according to CENTCOM officials.
Iran and its allies launched missile strikes against Israel, Arab states and US military targets in the Middle East, prompting retaliatory airstrikes by Israel and the US.
Oil prices surge as Strait of Hormuz tanker disruptions rattle global supply, causing European natural gas futures to spike 42% due to a major supplier's shutdown.
Three US Air Force F-15E Strike Eagles were shot down in a friendly fire incident over Kuwait during active combat operations, with pilots safely ejecting from their aircraft.
West African nations have agreed to activate a regional standby force to combat waves of violence by cross-border armed groups in the region. The decision was made last week at a days-long security meeting.
Democrat Doug Schoen backs Trump's Iran strike, saying his party is wrong in condemning it, calling the move a 'successful, coordinated effort' to promote fundamental change.
Gaza residents rush to stockpile food and supplies amid Iran war tensions and ongoing crossing closures, sparking anxiety over a prolonged humanitarian crisis.
Former President Bill Clinton has been deposed in the Jeffrey Epstein investigation, setting a potential precedent for congressional members who may face similar depositions; this marks a rare instance of a former president being called to testify in a non-presidential matter.
Travel chaos worsened in the Middle East and globally due to ongoing conflict in Iran, which led airlines to suspend flights across key airports in the region. The disruptions sent airline stocks sharply lower on Monday.
A leading security analyst in Tel Aviv has described the past 48 hours as unprecedented, having sheltered from 30 missile sirens amid ongoing threats following recent military operations. The analyst believes Iran will struggle to recover from these strikes.
The US has been cleared to use British bases for limited strikes on Iran's missile capabilities after Prime Minister Keir Starmer signed off on the plan.
Protests erupted across Pakistan on Sunday, resulting in 20 deaths and dozens of injuries, following the US-Israel confirmation of the killing of Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei.
Sky News Australia presenter Rita Panahi has faced backlash after celebrating the death of Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei on air, calling for him to 'rot in hell'.
Explosions have been heard in Kabul, Afghanistan, after Taliban forces reportedly fired on Pakistani aircraft, escalating the ongoing conflict between the two nations for a fourth consecutive day.
The US and Israeli attack on Iran has ignited a firestorm in Texas' closely contested Senate race, with Democrats demanding greater oversight of President Trump's 'war powers' while Republicans praise his decisive action.
US-Israeli strikes in Iran sparked a flashpoint in the Strait of Hormuz region, with electronic warfare activity and attacks on vessels occurring amid Houthi threats, raising global tensions.
The New York Times was criticized online for its headline describing late Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei as a 'hard-line cleric' who made Iran a regional power.
The American Federation for Children (AFC) super PAC is targeting Republicans who oppose school choice, aiming to 'oust' those who are hostile ahead of the 2026 midterms. The group's president, Tommy Schultz, has announced this strategy as part of a campaign to promote school choice.
Iran did not adapt to America's playbook in a daring daylight strike on a clear Saturday in Tehran, which was followed by a targeted military operation in Syria. The attack appears to be part of President Donald Trump's plan to disrupt Iran's military capabilities.
No senior Trump administration officials or cabinet members appeared on the Sunday show television circuit following US and Israeli military strikes in Iran that killed Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.
Iran's new leadership faces significant challenges following the passing of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, who ruled the country for nearly 40 years and maintained a tight grip on power. The country's future direction and stability remain uncertain as a succession process begins.
Iran's digital networks have suffered losses in recent airstrikes, marking a shift towards the use of cyberattacks and digital disruptions in modern conflicts. The incidents demonstrate the growing role of technology in the evolution of warfare.
Several Hollywood stars condemned President Donald Trump over Iran's military action, while others praised him for keeping his campaign promises, following Saturday's daylight attack on the Iranian regime.
Iran is navigating a power vacuum after Ayatollah Ali Khamenei's death, as the country seeks to identify and appoint his successor amidst a complex and potentially tumultuous process.
Nine people were injured in a mass shooting early Sunday at the Riverfront Live music venue in Cincinnati's East End, authorities confirmed, as police launched an investigation into the gunfire that erupted at the venue.
David Zucker argues that the decline of Saturday Night Live led to the rise of the satirical news site The Babylon Bee, considering it funnier than SNL.
Several top Democratic presidential hopefuls for 2028 have come out against potential US strikes on Iran, showcasing a united front against military action.
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The stars of 'The Chosen' revealed the secret behind its mainstream appeal at the third annual ChosenCon in Charlotte, celebrating the series that defied industry expectations. The cast shared their insights on what contributed to the show's surprise success with fans and the wider public.
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Sustained war with Iran could drain US missile stockpiles, testing escalation control, as coordinated strikes continue to escalate tensions between the US and Iran. A broader confrontation is seen as increasingly difficult to manage, posing risks of escalating into a wider conflict.
The Voice of America's Persian-language service continues to broadcast in Iran despite government-imposed communication restrictions, according to reports.
Ben Rhodes, a former Obama administration official who backed the 2015 nuclear deal with Iran, faced online outrage for criticizing US military strikes on Iran, saying 'Sit this one out'.
Tennis legend Martina Navratilova called US President Donald Trump a 'psychopath' over Iran strikes, but expressed optimism about Iranian Supreme Leader Khamenei's death being 'good news'.
US President Donald Trump has announced the killing of Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei in a joint US-Israeli air strike on his compound.
Google has discontinued its Dark Web Report feature, a service that once scanned known dark web breach dumps for personal information tied to a user's Google account. The move may leave some users concerned about their online security and privacy.
President Donald Trump's decision to strike at Iran without congressional approval is raising concerns among legal experts about his constitutional authority for military action, with many questioning its legality. Experts are skeptical of Trump's ability to launch new military action against Iran without Congressional approval.
The FBI has raised its counterterror teams to a high alert amid rising tensions with Iran, with Director Kash Patel placing the bureaus' counterterrorism and intelligence units on heightened vigilance.
New York Governor Kathy Hochul has halted plans to expand commercial robotaxi services beyond New York City's borders, withdrawing a proposal that would have allowed robotaxis in smaller cities across the state.
Arab nations have condemned Iranian retaliatory strikes on their territories following US-Israeli operation against Iran's interests in neighboring countries. The Gulf states are responding strongly to Iran's actions.
Rep. Thomas Massie joins Democrats in opposition to US Iran strikes under Operation Epic Fury, a series of military operations against Iranian targets.
US and Israel launch coordinated military strike on Iran, sparking swift reactions from world leaders who are split over whether to support the action. The international community is deeply divided as some governments back the attack while others warn of its potential consequences.
Former UK Prime Minister Liz Truss declares Islamism as the biggest problem facing the UK, stating that other issues are reversible.
Israeli forces launched a pre-dawn bombing campaign across Iran targeting sites linked to Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei as part of US-led 'Operation Epic Fury'.
World leaders urge resumption of US-Iran negotiations as tensions escalate due to recent Iranian attacks on regional countries; Britain, France, and Germany condemned such actions without commenting on the US-Israel situation.
The US and Israel's joint strike on Iran has triggered global outrage, prompting frantic calls for calm as Tehran vows retaliation. The world is holding its breath as the conflict escalates, drawing criticism from leaders and citizens alike.
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US and Israeli forces launch joint operation 'Roaring Lion' on Iran, targeting military sites, as Tehran faces a regime survival test amid escalating tensions.
Sen. John Fetterman praises President Donald Trump's actions against Iran, describing him as 'willing to do what's right.' This endorsement marks a notable stance by a left-leaning senator on the issue.
Explosions have been heard in downtown Tehran with smoke rising, according to an Al Jazeera correspondent on the ground. Several missiles have struck University Street and the Jomhouri area.
Former US President Joe Biden accused President Donald Trump of attempting to 'erase the truth' and squandering the country's leadership role on a global stage, labeling it as 'dark days.
President Donald Trump floated the idea of putting Sen. Ted Cruz on the Supreme Court, joking he would receive '100% of the Democrat vote' due to Cruz's conservative credentials. Trump suggested this would help him get Cruz confirmed with bipartisan support.
The US administration has charged 30 more people for protesting at a Minnesota church, increasing the total number of individuals targeted to 39, in connection with an initial nine.
President Donald Trump endorsed Republican candidates Ted Cruz and Beto O'Rourke in separate events, but did not offer a public endorsement to either candidate in the Texas Senate primary.
Moderate Democrats in San Francisco are spending millions in local elections as they try to prevent a progressive takeover of city government, fearing it could undo the work done over the past four years.
Legendary singer-songwriter Neil Sedaka, known for hits like 'Come See About Me' and 'Laughter in the Rain,' dies at 86.
Megan Rapinoe calls Eileen Gu's decision to represent China over the US an 'excellent business decision', amid controversy surrounding her nationality and eligibility.
CNN is experiencing anxiety over a potential change under new Paramount ownership following its $8.45 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery, prompting Chief Mark Thompson to reassure staff. The expected shift may bring about significant changes in content and direction for the network.
The FBI has fired at least a dozen employees after it was revealed that they allegedly subpoenaed the phone records of former Republican lawmakers Kash Patel and Susie Wiles in 2022 and 2023 under the Biden administration. The firings come as investigations into these actions are ongoing.
Google says it has dismantled a network that hijacked internet connections from Android devices, estimated to be around 9 million devices worldwide, which were being used to serve free apps that secretly stole user data and charged users for storage space. The disruption comes after Google accused the network's operators of using malware and other tactics to intercept user data.
A lawyer for White House chief of staff Susie Wiles has denied approving an FBI recording of a conversation with his client, claiming it was a 'stunt' that would have led to license loss. The dispute comes after reports surfaced of the FBI secretly recording calls made by Ms Wiles' law firm in 2023.
Five Philadelphia police officers, all White males, have filed a lawsuit against the city, alleging they were denied promotions due to racial and sex discrimination. The plaintiffs claim the city failed to promote them as part of a pattern of disparate treatment compared to their African American and female colleagues.
US and Iran begin new nuclear talks in Geneva amid ongoing military build-up in the region; details on potential strike remain unclear.
The 5th Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that Texas can enforce its law regulating drag shows in public places and in front of minors, handing a 'major win' for Attorney General Ken Paxton.
Rep. Jasmine Crockett, D-Texas, is facing criticism after reportedly having armed security guards remove a black reporter, Elaine Godfrey of The Atlantic, from her Senate campaign rally on Monday.
Trump forces Big Tech companies to visit the White House to discuss curbing their power costs as AI technology continues to boom. The meeting aims to address the significant cost of powering AI systems used by major tech firms.
The US has surpassed 1,100 measles cases so far this year, according to data from the CDC, with more deaths expected.
The State Department has authorized non-essential US Embassy personnel in Jerusalem to depart Israel ahead of potential strikes on Iran. This move is precautionary and aimed at ensuring staff safety.
Pakistan launches air strikes on Afghan cities of Kabul, Kandahar and Paktia in response to Taliban military installations, pushing the Pakistan-Taliban crisis into uncharted territory.
Rep. Eric Swalwell's gubernatorial campaign has raised concerns after accepting a $25K donation from Keliang 'Clay' Zhu, a lawyer tied to China and the Chinese Communist Party. The campaign's continued reliance on Zhu has been described as 'outrageous'.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom warned in an interview that Vice President JD Vance may be even more 'dangerous' as a political operator than President Donald Trump.
A top aide to California Governor Gavin Newsom is facing criticism over his defensive behavior towards a reporter, while raking in a significant salary paid for by taxpayer dollars. Isaac 'Izzy' Gardon's $170,000 annual salary is nearly 8 times the median household income of California.
The UN warns that South Sudan is at risk of returning to full-scale war due to ongoing violence and entrenched impunity for human rights abuses.
The Department of Justice has sued 5 more states, demanding access to their voter rolls as part of the Trump administration's efforts to acquire election data. The DOJ stated it will continue pursuing this request despite resistance from states.