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Detroit Police Sgt. Denise Wallet has filed a federal lawsuit after being suspended for 30 days without pay for allegedly contacting U.S. Customs and Border Protection during a routine traffic stop.
Russia shows little sign of compromise as the war in Ukraine enters its fifth year, with expert saying the country is delaying, stalling, and blaming others for failure to reach a resolution.
A federal court ruling has rejected efforts to block a new Utah congressional voting map, which could create a Democrat-heavy seat in Salt Lake City and shift party control in one of Utah's Republican-held districts.
Families of nine girls killed in a 2025 flash flood at Camp Mystic have filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against six Texas health officials, alleging they failed to enforce mandatory evacuation plans. The lawsuit claims regulators ignored safety protocols, contributing to the tragic event.
India's government has adopted an 'Israeli model' in several key areas, including Kashmir and spying operations, following a private event where officials encouraged the adoption of Israeli tactics to boost national security.
Heavy rains and deadly floods have hit Peru's southern regions, resulting in the deaths of a father and son who were victims of a mudslide, with thousands seeking shelter from the torrential downpours.
Friends of Joe Biden are reportedly concerned about his increasing fatigue as he battles an aggressive form of prostate cancer, despite his former aides assuring that he's doing well.
Rep. Maxine Dexter compared U.S. enforcement of immigration law to 'terrorism' during a town hall event and vowed to abolish ICE, the chief U.S. immigration enforcement agency.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott announced he is surging state troopers to the border and across the state to enhance public safety operations following a spike in cartel violence after the killing of kingpin.
Oscar Fowler III, a career criminal whose federal sentence was commuted by President Biden's administration, is now in custody again to face state charges in Florida.
The White House has criticized CNN for skipping an event honoring victims of illegal immigrant crime, calling it a 'total disgrace'. The ceremony took place in the East Room to recognize families who lost loved ones to such incidents.
UK government to unseal documents related to Peter Mandelson's appointment as US ambassador in early March, a development tied to Jeffrey Epstein probe. The disclosure comes after MPs were informed of its planned release.
Former Secret Service officials are sounding the alarm about low-tech threats to former President Donald Trump after a deadly confrontation at his Mar-a-Lago resort over the weekend. The incident is part of a string of high-profile security breaches involving Trump.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr., who once fought against pesticide ingredients, has expressed backing for the production of pesticides containing glyphosate, a controversial herbicide ingredient he previously opposed.
Republican lawmakers are teaming up with transgender activist Chloe Cole to push federal legislation blocking life-altering transgender surgeries for minors, citing concerns about children's well-being. The proposed bill aims to restrict access to gender-related medical procedures for individuals under 18.
A new type of malware called ZeroDayRAT can hijack a phone in seconds, using it to spy on its owner without their knowledge or consent. The malware is particularly concerning as it doesn't require user interaction to be activated.
A US Customs and Border Protection agent fired back at a person who shot at them near the US-Canada border in Pittsburg, New Hampshire early Sunday morning. The incident occurred on the outskirts of the US-Canada border.
Israeli politicians are shifting focus away from a potential US attack on Iran and towards Turkey amid concerns about growing tensions between the two nations, as Netanyahu seeks to forge new alliances. The likelihood of a US attack on Iran is increasing, prompting Israeli attention to turn to another regional rival: Turkey.
Panama orders occupation of 2 key canal ports following a final Supreme Court ruling, as the government takes control of the entrances to the Panama Canal.
California Governor Gavin Newsom attempts to connect with an audience in Georgia by sharing his mediocre SAT scores of 960, likening himself to them. The move is seen as an effort to build a rapport with voters in the Southern state.
Actor Robert De Niro stated that President Donald Trump would 'never leave' office and it's up to others to remove him.
Top AI firm Anthropic alleges that Chinese labs used 24K fake accounts to siphon US tech, claiming that three China-based AI laboratories found a way to access advanced technology despite export controls.
A federal judge has permanently blocked the release of special counsel Jack Smith's report on President Donald Trump's hoarding of classified documents that led to charges against him.
Atlanta has become the first city in the world to test a driverless pod transit loop system as part of its South Metro Area transportation initiative, promising to reduce congestion and emissions. The trial aims to provide a futuristic transportation solution for commuters in the region.
CDC Deputy Director Dr. Ralph Abraham is stepping down from his role as principal deputy director of the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
US Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee has sparked international condemnation for invoking Christian Zionism, a pro-Israel ideology that claims Jews have a biblical right to much of the Middle East. He suggested this right is based on centuries-old ties between Christians and Israel.
A federal judge has barred the release of special counsel Jack Smith's final report on Donald Trump's handling of classified documents and obstruction of justice, according to CNN Politics.
The Supreme Court has agreed to hear a climate change lawsuit filed by oil and gas companies against individuals seeking damages for billions of dollars in harm caused by their activities.
A federal judge has blocked the release of the second volume of former special counsel Jack Smith's report regarding President Donald Trump's handling of classified materials.
The US State Department has ordered the evacuation of non-emergency personnel from the US Embassy in Beirut, Lebanon, amid an unspecified threat.
Trump envoy rebukes Greenland leader for rejecting proposal of US military hospital ship amid controversy over private-public healthcare in the Arctic region. The move sparks tensions in ongoing diplomatic talks about Arctic security.
Women's symptoms of heart attack can be subtle and different from those experienced by men, as seen in the case of 64-year-old Lori Sepich who suffered a heart attack despite being a long-term smoker. Women are more likely to experience non-traditional symptoms such as nausea, fatigue, or shortness of breath rather than the typical chest pain.
President Donald Trump lashed out at the Supreme Court for striking most of his tariff agenda this week, going on to warn that a similar ruling against his birthright citizenship order would be beneficial to China. The court's decision was the latest in a series of setbacks for Trump's immigration policies.
The death toll has risen after the leader of Mexico's largest narco-terrorist cartel was killed in a US-backed operation on Sunday. The U.S. commended Mexican authorities for their role in the operation.
Americans stranded in Puerto Vallarta report their city has turned into a 'war zone' as violence and crime escalate amid cartel-related conflicts.
China's lunar ambitions pose a significant challenge to US space dominance, as a successful mission could grant Beijing a strategic advantage on the world stage. The competition for space supremacy is part of a broader 'space arms race' that will determine the nation with the most advanced capabilities and influence in the cosmos.
A Palestinian boy has died in Gaza after being blocked from a medical evacuation by Israel, despite having obtained the necessary clearance 14 months prior to his death.
El Mencho's killing sparks widespread violence in Mexico as authorities and cartels engage in a power struggle, leaving many fearing for their lives. The wave of violence has resulted in an 'overwhelming sense of fear' among residents.
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A Palestinian child has died while waiting for Israeli permission to leave Gaza for medical treatment amidst an ongoing healthcare crisis in the enclave. The child was waiting to receive treatment outside of Gaza.
President Donald Trump has yet to follow through on his promise to save American families hundreds of dollars on credit cards, despite mentioning it in his State of the Union address.
Bestselling author and wellness guru Deepak Chopra had a close relationship with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, and was even told to bring his female acquaintances on trips with him. The revelation came after millions of files related to Epstein were publicly released by the Justice Department.
Democrats have chosen Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger to deliver their response to President Donald Trump's State of the Union address, marking a significant moment in her rising national profile as a young and ambitious politician.
The US is positioning itself for a 'highly kinetic' war against Iran following its largest recent military buildup in the Middle East, according to a former senior Pentagon official.
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez blamed critics and President Trump for the backlash she faced after responding to a question about a Munich incident in an emotional address.
Lindsey Vonn fires back at critics who questioned her spot on Team USA despite a devastating injury that included a ruptured ACL and broken leg, during which she underwent multiple surgeries. Vonn is recovering from the surgery.
Special Envoy Steve Witkoff warned that Iran is 'a week away' from having industrial-grade bomb-making material, prompting concern over potential action by President Donald Trump.
Thousands of Iranian students demonstrated at universities in Tehran and across the country on the second day of their reopening, continuing a month-long protest sparked by deadly nationwide demonstrations.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has blamed 'venom' from the political left for violence following a deadly incident at President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago residence. No further details are provided in the available information.
A North Carolina college professor and State House candidate was fired from his job after being recorded calling conservative commentator Charlie Kirk a 'racist piece of s---'. Chris Schulte had taught psychology at the university before launching his campaign for a seat in the State House.
A ransomware attack on government technology giant Conduent is turning out to be far bigger than first reported, affecting tens of millions across multiple states.
A man in his early 20s was shot and killed after allegedly breaching the secure perimeter of President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago estate in Palm Beach, Florida.
Exiled Iranian Princess Noor Pahlavi said the country has never been closer to toppling Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, and people are 'begging' for President Donald Trump's help to bring about change.
Waymo's robotaxi technology could help rapidly expand rideshare services by reducing costs and increasing efficiency, allowing companies like Uber and Lyft to compete more effectively in crowded urban markets.
Colombia's Muslim community is celebrating Ramadan with quiet conviction, as a young local teenager, Zia, observes the holy month with faith and dedication.
President Donald Trump's administration is sending a US military hospital ship to Greenland as part of a medical evacuation operation, amid speculation over its true intentions for the Danish territory. The move comes as Denmark recently evacuated several Americans with COVID-19 from the region.
Turkey's expanding presence in Africa is complicating US strategy, according to analysts who warn that Ankara's military, trade, diplomatic, and educational efforts are undermining US goals in the region. Turkey is capitalizing on wars and conflicts in Africa as it seeks to increase its influence on the continent.
Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and musician Kid Rock have teamed up for a public health announcement that has raised eyebrows due to its ties to the manosphere and the MAHA (Men's Activism for Healthy America) movement. The unlikely duo appears in a fitness ad, sparking controversy over their involvement with groups that some associate with misogyny and anti-feminist ideologies.
In Indian-administered Kashmir, Kashmiri shawl sellers are choosing between their safety and livelihood as attacks from militant groups increase, forcing many to abandon their businesses and flee for fear of being targeted. The situation has left the community struggling to maintain a steady income.
Kashmiri shawl sellers in India's northern city of Hisar are choosing between their safety and livelihood after being targeted by violent mobs over a dispute. The attacks have left many fearing for their lives, threatening to disrupt the traditional handicraft industry.
Federal authorities are hunting a suspect in connection to a toxic attack on a Trump-Kennedy Center's outdoor ice rink, who has been dubbed by a former US envoy as a 'terrorist' for vandalizing the facility. Surveillance footage of the suspect was released to help identify him.
A Los Angeles-based sports reporter is hospitalized with severe chemical burns after a portable charger in her bed suddenly exploded while she was sleeping. The incident left her with burns on her arm and hair.
California Democrats are reportedly panicking as a Republican candidate's potential win in the state's jungle primary system could send two Republicans to the November ballot. GOP candidates top California governor polling under this scenario.
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A dog abandoned at Las Vegas airport was adopted by the same police officer who rescued him, highlighting a heartwarming reunion and second chance for the canine companion.
President Donald Trump pulled his endorsement of Rep. Jeff Hurd due to the lawmaker's lack of support for Trump's tariff agenda. The decision came after Hurd publicly stated that Congress is 'constitutively opposed' to tariffs.
No. 18 Saint Louis Billikens men's basketball team edged out VCU with a 88-75 win, but their victory was marred by a bench-clearing brawl in the final seconds of the game.
Grammy-nominated salsa music icon Willie Colón dies at 75, leaving behind a legacy as the architect of urban salsa music and social activist.
Bill Maher has responded to President Donald Trump's recent criticism on his Truth Social post, calling out what he described as Trump's 'bulls---' comments. Maher addressed the remarks during a Friday episode of 'Real Time'.
JPMorgan Chase has admitted to closing the bank accounts of President Donald Trump and several of his businesses following the January 6 Capitol riot, a move that was previously unacknowledged by the bank. The account closures occurred as part of the political and legal aftermath of the riot.
Democrats have 'done Jasmine Crockett dirty,' a GOP strategist claims, accusing Democratic staffers and late-night talk show staff of wounding the Texas congresswoman's campaign in an apparent attempt to weaken her political ambitions.
A credit freeze is not enough protection against identity theft, as it does not prevent new breaches from occurring; instead, it can allow scammers to steal consumer information through other means.
AI-powered dating cafes have become a reality, offering individuals an alternative to traditional dating methods by pairing them with artificial intelligence entities designed to simulate human-like conversations and connections.
President Donald Trump criticized progressive Democrats, specifically New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, for their performance during a diplomatic event in Munich, escalating tensions with progressive lawmakers.
Olympians speak out to defend Eileen Gu amid criticism for competing for China over US, as she faces mounting scrutiny in the Winter Olympics. Two American competitors have shown support for the controversial medalist.
Nicole 'Snooki' Polizzi, 38, has been diagnosed with cervical cancer, sharing the news in a recent TikTok post.
Baseball Hall of Famer Bill Mazeroski, who hit a walk-off home run in Game 7 of the 1960 World Series, has died at 89. He was announced to have passed away by his former team, the Pittsburgh Pirates.
Stephen Colbert is at the center of a heated media feud with CBS and the FCC over comments he made about the network on his late-night show 'The Late Show'. The controversy has sparked a dramatic confrontation between Colbert, CBS, and regulatory officials.
To burnish Donald Trump's legacy, it's essential to stop naming things after him, a strategy that has already been employed by his predecessor Andrew Jackson. Trump's admirers are giving this tactic a try with an ancient Roman sarcophagus intended for the former emperor.
The Pentagon and Energy Department successfully airlifted a microreactor, part of President Trump's push on nuclear power, from California to Utah for demonstration purposes.
The Federal Communications Commission's 1934 regulations requiring 'equal time' for political candidates may be outdated as a concept, sparking debate among broadcast networks about how to implement it in today's media landscape. The idea of giving politicians equal airtime has sparked controversy and outrage from comedian Stephen Colbert, who believes the notion is no longer relevant.
Alysa Liu's Olympic figure skating gold for the US sparked controversy after her story as a Chinese American immigrant was contrasted with Eileen Gu's decision to compete under China during the Beijing Olympics. The differing choices highlighted a proxy war between the two athletes' parents over their allegiances and identities.
A California judge has ordered a San Diego children's hospital to continue providing transgender treatments to minors despite a threat from former President Donald Trump to withhold funding if the procedures are stopped. The decision extends a temporary restraining order on the policy change.
A California judge has ruled that a San Diego children's hospital must continue providing transgender treatments to minors, overriding a threat from former President Trump to withhold funding if it did not comply. The decision extends a temporary restraining order in place since March.
Colorado Rep. Lauren Boebert joked about endorsing Democratic Rep. Jasmine Crockett in her Texas Senate race, a move that would give Crockett a boost over her Republican rival.
VOS Selections owner Victor Schwartz risked his business to challenge President Trump's tariffs, a move that many other CEOs chose not to take due to the president's reputation for punishing opponents. Schwartz faced the potential consequences of his decision, but remained committed to standing up against the tariffs.
A federal appeals court cleared the way for the display of the Ten Commandments in Louisiana public school classrooms, overturning a previous block. The decision reignites debate over the placement of religious symbols in public schools.
The Supreme Court has struck down President Donald Trump's tariffs, but now officials face the task of issuing refunds to affected American businesses and consumers.
State Department warns Americans of 'extremely dangerous' avalanche conditions across Europe due to significantly increased avalanche danger in parts of Switzerland, Austria, and France.
Bad Bunny is set to take on Brazil with his sold-out Sao Paulo gigs, a rare success for a global star in a notoriously challenging market.
US military says it attacked vessel in Pacific Ocean, killing three people, in the latest strike on a boat in international waters accused of involvement in drug trafficking.
The Trump administration backs a 10-year deadline for most cities and towns to replace their harmful lead pipes, setting the stage for a rule that would require municipalities to overhaul their aging plumbing infrastructure.
The US Department of Transportation has announced that all commercial driver's license tests must be taken in English, as part of a broader effort to enhance safety in the trucking industry.
Rep. Jasmine Crockett says she hasn't been invited to appear on Stephen Colbert's show since a controversy over an interview with a former staffer of Rep. Ron Talarico; this comes days after Colbert claimed pressure from the FCC was behind his decision.
President Donald Trump has responded to the Supreme Court's 6-3 decision, stating it is a 'disgrace' after a ruling rejected his sweeping tariffs powers under a specific emergency powers law.
Congressional Republicans are pushng back against Democratic claims that a voter ID bill backed by former President Trump would disrupt elections nationwide.
The Trump Administration has reinstalled a Philadelphia exhibit detailing lives of nine people enslaved by President George Washington after a court order.
A third of GOP voters warn they may sit out midterms if party 'abandons' pro-life fight, poll finds. A third of Republicans would be less likely to vote in the midterms if they believe that the GOP has abandoned the abortion issue.
Norway's Johannes Dale-Skjevdal broke a gold record in the biathlon mass start race, hitting all 20 of his targets to take the top spot.
The Department of Homeland Security reported that 8% of Nicaragua's entire population, approximately 260,000 people, illegally entered the US under President Biden.