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A federal judge has denied a request from three ousted Stars and Stripes journalists to reverse the Pentagon's firings. U.S. District Judge Trevor McFadden rejected their effort for a temporary restraining order.
Linda Purl, star of the classic TV show 'Happy Days,' celebrated her 71st birthday this week and was spotted shopping for a cake and groceries in Los Angeles during its 71st birthday week.
Kosovo has agreed to join the US-led International Stabilization Force (ISF) in Gaza, becoming one of a small number of countries to sign up for the force aimed at stabilizing the region.
A piece of ceiling fell at the Kennedy Center, renewing calls for the venue to be closed temporarily for renovations amid concerns about safety. The incident highlights the need for repairs and maintenance to ensure public access.
Google's new Gmail Verified Sender Program, set to launch Sept. 8, 2026, may lead to an influx of verified election-related emails flooding users' inboxes.
Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin announced changes to the department's seal to reflect its 'constant state of readiness' as it battles threats every day.
Yemen's severe COVID-19 jab shortages are sparking fears for millions of children's health due to unavailability of vaccines at public hospitals and pediatric clinics. The shortage has left parents like Mirsal Adel struggling to get his children vaccinated.
Detroit pastor Lorenzo Sewell claims progressive politicians attempt to 'virtue-signal' to Christian voters by representing their values and appeasing them through policy proposals.
Democrats become increasingly uneasy as they approach the 2022 midterm elections amid concerns that President Trump may deploy federal immigration officers to polls.
California Governor Gavin Newsom previews his potential presidential run during a campaign stop in South Carolina, where he is now the first Democrat to hold a primary state since 2008.
Barbara Eden, 95, has downplayed concerns after cancelling her appearance at a Los Angeles film festival due to an unspecified illness, stating she's 'okay' despite initial fan worries.
Rapper Macklemore was criticized by Michael Rapaport for bringing a pro-Palestinian message to Ed Sheeran's concert stage, with Rapaport labeling him as a 'clown'.
Floodwaters unexpectedly burst through the glass doors of a college student's home, catching occupants off guard and sending a door panel flying into the room as water rushes in. The dramatic video captures the tense moment of the sudden flood.
Armed assailant lunged at Democratic candidate for Ohio governor Amy Acton during a campaign stop at the Canfield Fair on Sunday, injuring several people.
Rome has declared a 'red zone' around the Colosseum in an effort to target and deter predatory crime, including drug dealing, after a violent confrontation involving 50 people turned one of Rome's most famous tourist destinations into chaos.
President Donald Trump appears to have debuted a darker hair color, sparking online buzz as he stepped off Air Force One in New Jersey on Friday.
A suspect who allegedly stabbed two people in New York's Times Square during a four-minute standoff was subdued by police but not before multiple Taser deployments failed to subdue her; authorities say weight may be a factor in why the device did not work effectively in this case.
Armed individual lunged at Ohio gubernatorial candidate Amy Acton, injuring multiple people, at the Canfield Fair on Sunday. Multiple victims were injured in the attack.
Actor Andrew Garfield faces backlash after telling billionaires to be 'scared' of his new movie 'The Uprising' during a Los Angeles film screening. His comments, posted on social media platform X, sparked criticism from some who deemed them snobbish and elitist.
WWE star Cody Rhodes and other celebrities have been searching for John Cena in the online game Clash of Clans after he was removed from their group, revealing why they had him kicked out. The incident has left many fans wondering what sparked the controversy.
An Amazon cargo jet overran a Miami airport runway after landing, triggering a massive emergency response at Miami International Airport.
Army combat veteran Cait Conley, a Democratic congressional candidate challenging Republican Rep. Mike Lawler in New York's 17th Congressional District, calls national security 'a hazard' and backs impeachment.
The Trump administration has filed a new appeal with the Supreme Court seeking to enforce restrictions on mail ballots as the ballots begin entering states across the country ahead of the midterm elections.
UN officials urge global aid to help survivors of devastating floods in China and Nepal, which killed over 1,300 people last month. The UN's top official in Nepal has made an emotional appeal for international assistance to support those affected by the disaster.
Autonomous excavators are being used at construction sites, but unlike traditional operators, these machines have empty cabs as they rely on onboard sensors and software to control their movements. This allows for greater efficiency and reduced costs, but also raises questions about worker safety and job security.
Sen. Bernie Sanders introduces legislation that would impose a 'death penalty' of up to 20 years on US companies involved in artificial intelligence development at risk of falling into foreign adversaries' hands.
The Trump administration has asked the Supreme Court to allow its plan for mail ballots to take effect, a largely procedural move, as the US Postal Service's plan faces legal challenges.
The Alternative for Germany (AfD) has won the Saxony-Anhalt elections in Germany's east, becoming the first far-right party to take power at a state level since World War II.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent predicts oil prices could fall between $40 and $50 per barrel once the Iran conflict ends due to abundant supply flooding the market.
US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner held talks with President Vladimir Putin in Moscow as part of new efforts by the Trump administration to end the Russia-Ukraine war.
Reform UK held a rally in Birmingham, presenting itself as a potential future government, but its message appears to contradict that of the city's residents. The party's declaration that Britain is 'broken' has been met with skepticism from some in the local community who paint a different picture of their city.
New York Attorney General Letitia James is under fire from Republicans over her probe into the police shooting that killed Erin Piacenti, who fatally stabbed a suspect in a Times Square rampage amid concerns about New York's worsening mental health crisis. Critics accuse the investigation of being overly focused on gun control.
Zafar Nomani's father froze when he saw his professor washing cars, but the visit taught him the dignity of labor: to get up and get to life, work, and love.
Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed is facing complications in his efforts to moderate his image as he maintains ties to individuals taking far-left stances.
Using a separate computer for online banking can provide an added layer of protection against cyber threats and identity theft, experts say. Experts recommend setting up a dedicated device just for online banking to minimize risk.
Russian President Vladimir Putin uses a tactic likened to 'The Godfather Test' where he makes every attack seem like a mystery and turns it into an opportunity for counter-attack, allowing him to gain the upper hand in global politics. This approach has contributed to his ability to evade criticism and maintain his power base despite numerous international sanctions and accusations.
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Democrats are flocking to Nantucket Island, a haven for wealthy donors, to bolster their campaign coffers as midterm elections near. The affluent community is providing a lucrative opportunity for party leaders and candidates to collect donations ahead of November's elections.
The political group associated with President Donald Trump is spending $10 million on TV and digital ads in the Texas Senate race. The ad blitz is part of a Republican defense strategy to protect their party's candidate from Democratic challenger.
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Karmelo Anthony's family is seeking an additional $250,000 to fund his murder appeal after a previous fundraiser raised nearly $634,000 but faced questions over its spending. The new request comes amid ongoing concerns about how the initial funds were allocated.
Working-class and young voters are expected to deliver a historic victory for the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) party in Sunday's state election, potentially breaking through Germany's political 'firewall'.
The Kennedy Center's main hallway suffered a partial ceiling collapse during a rainstorm, and the Trump-led board is pushing for a 2-year closure to address the issue.
MAGA, Inc., a super PAC connected to President Donald Trump, has poured $10 million into supporting Republican Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's Senate race against James Talarico.
A Greek air force fighter jet crashed at an air show near Athens on Saturday, killing both pilots who were watching thousands of spectators from the ground.
President Donald Trump's super PAC has launched a $10 million advertising campaign to boost Ken Paxton's bid for the Texas Senate in the midterms. The campaign is part of Trump's efforts to support Republican candidates nationwide.
Brooke Hogan is issuing a 'final warning' to her family, stating she has evidence ('receipts') that could expose their secrets and threatening to use them. Brooke, 38, is reportedly responding to comments made by her mother Linda Hogan about the family's personal struggles.
A Staten Island deli owner is going viral for rewarding local kids with cash and free snacks when they earn good grades, acknowledging their academic progress. The owner, Zack's Finest Deli & Grocery, is recognizing students' hard work by offering incentives.
A federal judge allowed a lawsuit against former Sen. Kyrsten Sinema to move forward under North Carolina's 'homewrecker' law, alleging she helped break up a marriage. The ruling allows the lawsuit to proceed over jurisdictional concerns about whether Sinema is subject to North Carolina law.
A detransitioners malpractice lawsuit against doctors she claims misled her into undergoing a double mastectomy and hormone therapy has been sent to appeals court after an initial dismissal as untimely.
Manchester City maintained their winning start to the season by defeating Coventry City 1-0, moving them to the top of the Premier League with Erling Haaland scoring the only goal against the newly promoted side.
A new AI robot pet, the OlloNi SS1, can recognize and learn about its family members, raising questions about the potential for automation to know personal boundaries. The robot's advanced capabilities may blur the line between companionship and surveillance.
Michigan Democratic U.S. Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed has suggested that reporters are scrutinizing him about the Israel-Hamas war due to his name and faith.
Identity theft can start quietly, and potential victims should be aware of nine warning signs, including strange letters in the mail or unfamiliar inquiries on their credit report, to take action before it's too late. Ignoring these early warnings could lead to further financial damage.
Election experts are warning the Supreme Court that affirming a lower court's ruling could mean that noncitizens, minors, or factitious people listed on state voter rolls could be impossible to remove from voter registration lists.
A top House Republican has accused ActBlue of operating as a 'money laundering operation' amid a probe into foreign cash, prompting pleas for the Fifth Amendment; millions of dollars in foreign contributions had flowed through the group's network, lawmakers claim.
An Alabama high school quarterback has left fans in awe with a record-breaking touchdown pass, showcasing his exceptional skills on the field.
Wisconsin businesses breathed a sigh of relief as democratic socialist candidate Francesca Hong's loss in the Democratic primary meant they wouldn't have to face her proposed high taxes.
Former staffers for Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman are planning to release more damaging details about him after a blistering report called the 'tip of the iceberg.' The new revelations come as the staff expressed disgust at his work as a legislator in just over a week.
The mayor of a New Jersey township is calling for the rollback of its sanctuary policy after a baby boy was killed in a crash allegedly involving an illegal immigrant who struck his family's car in a grocery store parking lot.
A Florida woman, Samantha Adams, 39, faces an attempted murder charge after allegedly drugging her romantic partner, 69, who she met online and was in a relationship with.
Newly released tapes suggest that Sharon Tate's murders may have been sparked by a different motive than the long-held theory of a race war inspired by Beatles music, according to documentary filmmaker Joe Berlinger. The actual motivation behind the crimes remains unclear.
Missouri's Attorney General Catherine Hanaway has filed an emergency appeal with the US Supreme Court seeking to revive the state's congressional redistricting map, which was drawn under the guidance of President Donald Trump and other Republicans.
A new art show in London explores the lives of Muslims in the UK and delves into Europe's Islamic history and the experiences of Muslim communities facing Islamophobia. The exhibition features a 536-year-old Spanish roof and three tapestries linking the city's Muslim communities to European Muslim histories.
Argentina's President Javier Milei announces plans to sanction oil companies operating near the Falkland Islands amid heightened tensions with Britain following a statement by former US President Donald Trump casting doubt on British support for the disputed islands.
A federal judge has ruled that the Pentagon can fire three Stars and Stripes journalists, dealing a blow to press freedoms within the US military.
Actor Ryan Reynolds is facing backlash from former reality TV star and California politician Spencer Pratt, who criticized Reynolds' comments condemning nostalgia for the 1980s.
Federal agents have busted an illegal alien in a battleground state after they allegedly committed voter fraud as part of a multi-state Department of Justice probe. The suspect was charged criminally following a sweep linked to the investigation.
Former RNC chair backs Dem in coveted Montana Congressional race. A former GOP governor who was chairman of the Republican National Committee has endorsed a Democratic candidate running for Congress in a traditionally red state.
Success Academy, New York City's largest charter school network, is filing a lawsuit against the state after NYSED blocked AP scores from being included in US News rankings, citing a violation of its First Amendment rights. The move comes as the network pushes back against what it sees as an attack on its educational standards and reputation.
A robot dog designed for delivery purposes is reportedly being tested by a company, potentially to bring packages and advertise products to customers' doorsteps.
President Donald Trump has been shown to be preoccupied over the past 24 hours, leaving many wondering which Roman metaphor best captures his current posture - 'bread and circuses' or something else entirely. The details of these distractions are unclear.
Illinois woman charged with three counts of murder in death of 2-year-old son in case drawing comparisons to Lindsay Clancy trial. Authorities have confirmed the charges against the mother in a case that has already drawn similarities to the high-profile Lindsay Clancy trial.
Jane Fonda defended Mark Ruffalo against an accusation of using antisemitic tropes, with Fonda saying Larry Ellison 'should be ashamed' for making the claim.
A West Virginia high school principal has been suspended after school administrators found recording devices in girls' locker rooms, prompting an immediate suspension. The discovery was made on Wednesday, though no further details have been released about the incident's circumstances or potential motives.
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez called attention to far-left streamer Hasan Piker's role in American politics as 'absolutely ludicrous', suggesting others should focus on more substantial issues. Some Democrats have demanded a distance from Piker due to his influence among the party's left flank.
Abdul El-Sayed's public campaign schedule for the 25th anniversary of 9/11 makes no mention of a remembrance event, instead planning a 'Fiesta Mexicana' and a farmers market, sparking criticism that his focus is on other issues rather than honoring the victims. The lack of 9/11 remembrance in his plans has drawn attention from some who feel it was an oversight.
A rock concert at Virginia's Wolf Trap has been canceled after a worker on a tour bus in a nearby parking lot was crushed to death beneath it hours before the show, according to authorities.
President Donald Trump has formed an unexpected alliance with former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Democratic Rep. Ilhan Omar to incentivize Hollywood studios to relocate their production to California. The unlikely trio aims to bring back motion picture production from overseas.
Fox News' decision to let Maria Bartiromo go highlights the limits of their loyalty to former President Donald Trump as their relationship increasingly strains due to diverging interests. The move marks a rare instance where Fox's ties to Trump did not prove beneficial to its own business interests.
The iconic Salt Lake City Temple, a six-spired Gothic Revival landmark, has undergone transformation, offering rare access to its inner workings for the first time in over a century.
A fake patient portal scam can steal users' login credentials and infect their PCs, potentially exposing sensitive information. The scam targets popular patient portals like Epic's MyChart, which are widely used in hospitals and medical practices.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is facing growing backlash ahead of a Ground Zero ceremony following the resurfacing of a 2023 post criticizing wars that followed the 9/11 attacks. The old post, in which he expressed skepticism about the reality of the attacks, has renewed scrutiny on his handling of the issue.
WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert is retiring at the end of the calendar year after a seven-year tenure marked by controversy, becoming the first commissioner in league history.
Caitlin Clark posted a double-double as Team USA opened the FIBA Women's World Cup with a blowout win over China, continuing the US women's basketball team's dominance on the world stage.
Dennis Quaid reflects on his life in Nashville, saying the city has a way to 'get a little better' compared to Los Angeles, where he previously resided. The actor is embracing his new life, which involves playing golf and enjoying the local culture.
Rescue teams in Nepal pulled two workers alive from a hydropower tunnel nine days after catastrophic floods swept through the country, raising hope for more rescues.
A former Trump Cabinet official, Lori Chavez-DeRemer, had an 'inappropriately close' relationship with her bodyguard and created a hostile work environment for subordinates, according to a report from the Inspector General.
The US is taking steps to dismantle Iran's war machine under President Trump, a strategy aimed at reducing the country's ability to sponsor terrorism and threaten regional stability, but an endgame for American involvement remains unclear.
California's rules allowing biological males to compete in girls' high school sports will continue after a federal judge dismissed the Department of Justice's lawsuit against the state. The ruling comes amid controversy over President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump's stances on trans athletes competing in girls' sports.
India's Smriti Mandhana becomes top run-scorer in women's cricket after smashing a record-breaking 124 off 64 balls in the Women's Asia Cup in Dubai.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's return to the UK amid their children's entry into school could reignite a long-standing privacy battle; experts warn that they may face more scrutiny than ever as parents of a high-profile royal family.
Argentine President Javier Milei has threatened sanctions against companies drilling for oil near the Falkland Islands, refocusing his efforts on the disputed territory.
Democratic nominee William Lawrence's deleted tweets reveal a far-left record on issues like police and prison abolition; hundreds of old social media posts were removed from his online presence.
Maryland Sheriff vows to enforce federal immigration laws despite the state's new sanctuary law, warning that it puts 'dangerous illegal immigrants' back on the streets and endangers American families. The law is set to take effect in 2024.
Italy's longest-serving government since WWII was marked on Friday when Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni led her party to victory in the mountain resort of Abetone Cutigliano, setting a new record for a non-stop majority.
Gen Z voter is attending the 2026 Republican Midterm Convention, seeking change from party rhetoric and focusing on addressing pressing issues like the housing crisis if Republicans want their vote.
The U.S. Coast Guard has recovered 47 bales of suspected marijuana worth over $2.4 million after intercepting a suspicious go-fast vessel during a patrol. The go-fast vessel was intercepted while patrolling in the area, with crews seizing the contraband.
Gloria Steinem's pioneering vision of feminism is facing a backlash as some critics argue that her fight for abortion rights may have inadvertently perpetuated a culture of reproductive choice over other forms of equality. The shift in perspective has left many questioning whether Steinem's legacy is still relevant today.
OpenAI has released GPT-6 Astra, its most advanced AI model, amid heightened scrutiny and safety concerns surrounding the technology. The $852bn start-up announced the release without addressing specific concerns over the risks of AI escaping human control.