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Approximately 6,600 non-citizens were mistakenly added to New Jersey's voter rolls and about 400 cast improper ballots in recent elections, according to the state's governor.
Speaker Mike Johnson's bid to pass the SAVE America Act, an election integrity bill backed by President Donald Trump, has survived a key House-wide vote after overcoming Democratic opposition. The outcome marks a major victory for Republicans in their fight to push the legislation through Congress.
US counterintelligence capabilities have fallen far behind threats from China and Russia, according to former White House national security advisor H.R. McMaster, describing a post-9/11 record as 'extraordinarily negligent'.
Two American tourists were injured in a stabbing attack outside Athens' Acropolis on Tuesday, with police detaining a suspect in what authorities believe was a random assault. The motive behind the attack is currently unclear.
Democrat New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill announced Tuesday that thousands of noncitizens were found to be registered and had voted in past elections, leading to their removal from voter rolls.
A suspect fleeing police was captured Tuesday morning after a wild Range Rover chase across Los Angeles County, bringing an end to a high-speed pursuit that aired live on local TV.
Comedian Whitney Cummings claims that a joke about President Donald Trump was cut from Netflix's Mark Twain Prize special honoring Bill Maher.
President Donald Trump's top budget official met with House Republicans behind closed doors in an effort to prevent a possible conservative backlash against Speaker Mike Johnson's SAVE Act plans.
Silicon Valley software developer accused of murder in fatal crash involving speeding Tesla. Prosecutors say the driver reached speeds over 140mph before crashing into stopped traffic in California.
Rep. Nancy Mace plans to endorse Ralph Norman over Trump's preferred candidate in South Carolina's Senate race.
Biden's effort to keep interview tapes under wraps from his memoir experiences suffered a fresh court blow. The request was denied in a latest legal setback for former President Joe Biden.
New York Knicks owner James Dolan said the team would visit the White House to celebrate their championship win, but Jalen Brunson claims no such discussion has taken place despite the announcement.
Cincinnati Reds pitcher criticizes umpire for interfering with ground ball play during game. The Reds have struggled recently, posting a poor record of 25-43 in their last 68 games.
Senator Jon Ossoff has warned donors that his Senate campaign is falling behind and needs more money to stay competitive, despite having one of the largest campaign war chests in the country.
A Florida man was arrested at an IHOP restaurant in Orlando after stabbing a rideshare driver, authorities said. Jovaughn Nathan Matthie allegedly stabbed the driver following a dispute over the fare.
US House Republican Rep. Anna Paulina Luna calls for suspending and cancelling F-1 and J-1 student visas issued to Chinese nationals. The move comes amidst strained US-China relations.
Sen. Bill Hagerty says President Trump is on track to complete his military objectives in the war against Iran.
Democratic Senate candidates James Talarico and Jon Ossoff are facing scrutiny over significant donations from Reid Hoffman, a billionaire mega-investor with former associations to Jeffrey Epstein. The attack on their donors appears to have backfired as their campaigns point out that many other top Democrats also received funding from Hoffman.
Cuba allegedly built a covert network inside America through spies, activists, and universities over several decades, according to a new State Department report. The network was centered in Havana, which is described as the 'capital of communist ideology' in the Americas.
Dem Senate hopeful faces criticism for missing nearly 60% of votes, threatening his bid to help Minority Leader Chuck Schumer retake Senate control.
Fox News Power Rankings: Voters express economic pain ahead of the midterms, but remain uncertain about whether Democrats will gain ground despite President Biden's efforts to make America affordable again.
The House Judiciary Committee is holding a hearing to investigate whether the American Bar Association (ABA) has used its influence over law school accreditation to impose diversity, equity, and inclusion policies on institutions that could affect their accreditation status. The ABA's rules are under scrutiny amid concerns about the organization's impact on academic freedom and the integrity of legal education.
The Treasury Department has successfully implemented new safeguards that have flagged and prevented $99 million in payments to deceased individuals, aiming to reduce waste and fraud.
Former Vice President Kamala Harris is seen as the 'fairly obvious' frontrunner for the 2028 Democratic presidential nomination by Democratic insiders, according to multiple aides and strategists.
CrashStealer Mac malware uses a convincing installer to trick users into giving it access to their passwords and wallets, allowing the attackers to steal sensitive information. The malicious app can remain hidden in plain sight until the user is tricked into installing it.
Penn State engineers develop a 'paint-on' electronic tattoo that can monitor the electrical activity of the heart, potentially detecting signs of a heart attack. The design could provide an early warning system for cardiac health.
Royal couple Prince William and Kate Middleton appear to be shedding their reserved public image as they increasingly show affection in public, suggesting they are entering a happier and more relaxed phase of their relationship.
A conservative super PAC has launched a multimillion-dollar push to back two Republican candidates in House races, focusing on policy involving artificial intelligence.
A wanted fugitive from 'America's Most Wanted' spent days preparing for his disappearance before escaping more than 20 years ago, according to court documents. He laid out a blueprint for his vanishing act in emails to his attorney.
President Donald Trump's significant influence over the GOP faces its next test in Arizona, where the outcome of House and gubernatorial primaries could impact party control. The elections come as Trump's endorsements carry considerable weight within the Republican nomination process.
Nicaragua's President Daniel Ortega announced that his country will 'never again' hold elections, effectively shutting out the opposition and blocking their potential path to challenge the government.
A prominent far-left group in New York claims reparations are owed to Black residents due to significant wealth disparities between the races, citing median wealth nearly 15 times less for Blacks compared to Whites.
President Donald Trump said his first call with new UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham was 'very well' and pledged US support for the new government. The conversation took place shortly after Burnham's appointment as the head of Britain's Conservative Party.
Speaker Mike Johnson's plan to bypass Democrats' opposition to an election integrity bill has survived a key vote, handing the GOP a significant victory. The move is seen as a major win for President Donald Trump.
Actress Sydney Sweeney has shared a series of intimate photos on Instagram from her recent trip to Australia, including candid shots in her bikini and underwear. The photos appear to be part of an 'Instagram dump' featuring multiple snaps.
Socialist insurgents are pressuring moderate Democrats into taking high-risk stands on must-hold races in key statewide contests in Michigan, Wisconsin and Minnesota, which could reshaped the party.
US Rep. Buddy Carter asks FCC to review major media networks for refusing to air former President Trump's primetime address, citing 'serious concerns' about their decisions.
The Trump administration is taunting the left for allegedly praying for a disaster to occur during the FIFA World Cup, which saw record-breaking attendance figures despite controversies surrounding the event. The Department of Transportation celebrated its own success with travel numbers reaching an all-time high.
Retired Lt. Col. Dave Flippo, running for Congress, backs Trump's Iran strategy, calling it an 'ending of a 47-year conflict.
Lee Gilley, facing extradition from Italy for a capital murder charge, has taken out a plea in the Italian court to be granted protection of his Houston home, which is currently occupied by an alleged squatter. The disputed claim to the vacant home follows Gilley's wife's death during childbirth in 2017.
ESPN plans to lay off NFL analyst Ryan Clark ahead of its first Super Bowl broadcast, reportedly part of a round of layoffs expected to be announced as soon as Tuesday.
The adult son of 'Long Island Lolita' Amy Fisher is facing felony animal-cruelty charges in connection with the killing of their pet cat, Reaper. Prosecutors are investigating possible links to a microwave in the feline's death.
Bryson DeChambeau reportedly wanted President Trump to intervene in his two-stroke penalty at the 2026 Open Championship.
House Speaker Mike Johnson says lawmakers won't leave Washington early this year unless they've finished their work, which could impact a possible early recess in August.
A congressional fight over birthright citizenship has shifted to US 'tropical maternity wards' where Chinese exploitation is a history, following the Supreme Court's strike down of President Donald Trump's effort to deny citizenship to children born in certain circumstances.
Sen. Darline Graham announced she will run for her late brother's seat in the full Senate term after being appointed to serve out Lindsey Graham's remaining time. She made the decision in an Instagram post on Wednesday.
Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed dodged questions from CNN's Jake Tapper on Sunday about past remarks suggesting people in his home state of Michigan were responsible for a high-profile Iran cleric's death.
Several Republicans are challenging President Donald Trump's handpicked successor in South Carolina's Senate race despite his choice of Graham's aide, Heather Hardy. They aim to win the Republican nomination and potentially challenge her in a general election.
The US State Department report reveals that Cuba has cultivated a network of American activist organizations to be mobilized against US policy, as part of a 24-hour plan for protests targeting US bases and ICE facilities in Cuba.
The New York City Board of Correction is set to remove the word 'inmate' from its jail regulations and replace it with 'person in custody', as part of a effort to modernize language and promote more respectful treatment of those held in city jails. The move is aimed at addressing long-standing criticisms about dehumanizing language used in corrections policies.
FBI takes suspect into custody after deploying an incendiary device outside a federal building in New York City, leaving the area evacuated and under investigation.
Amazon Leo satellite internet is launching 29 new satellites into low Earth orbit, bringing the total to 396, as it prepares for service launch.
Sen. Mark Warner was called out by ABC News host Jonathan Karl for making inaccurate claims about voter ID requirements in Virginia during an interview over the SAVE America Act. The error sparked debate on the issue among Democrats.
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Two US soldiers, 1st Lt. Tyler James Feehan, 25, and Pvt. Isabella Gonzales, 19, have been identified as killed in Iranian strikes in Jordan.
Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed calls American politics a 'disease', moments after expressing his love for the US where he was raised.
House Republicans have passed legislation in line with voters' requests, but its fate now lies with the Senate. The outcome remains uncertain as it awaits Senate consideration and potential approval.
Trump Jr.'s investment firm, 1789 Capital, has invested in companies that have secured billions of dollars in federal funding, raising concerns about potential conflicts of interest and undue influence on government policy. The investments are largely through the firm's $1 billion fund established by Trump Jr. in 2018.
The Republican National Committee sent a letter to the Democratic National Committee and the Maine Democratic Party, offering to help restore trust in the electoral process by providing election lawyers, trained observers, and other resources. The move appears to be a lighthearted attempt at trolling the Democrats, with no clear indication that it is a genuine offer of assistance.
London Mayor Sadiq Khan to become UK's first Muslim Prime Minister after Labour's Keir Starmer loses party leadership election; Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn announces his support for new leader, Sadiq Khan.
Singapore's acting Minister-in-charge of Muslim Affairs Faishal Ibrahim has resigned over his interactions with a woman, Prime Minister Lawrence Wong announced. The majority of their interactions took place at a mosque, where Ibrahim was scheduled to lead prayers on Eid al-Fitr.
Bitcoin ETFs log second week of inflows, breaking two-month rout as US-listed spot Bitcoin exchange-traded funds recorded net inflows for the second consecutive week.
British runner Josh Kerr shattered the men's mile world record at the London Diamond League, clocking 3 minutes, 42.66 seconds to break the previous record by over a second.
A 23-year-old airman from North Carolina died Thursday following a heavy equipment accident at Vandenberg Space Force Base in California, officials announced Friday. The identity of the deceased has not been released.
At least 10 people were wounded in a mass shooting in downtown Tucson's entertainment district early Sunday morning after a gunman opened fire on a crowded area.
ISIS is poised to capitalize on the impending US exit from Iraq, with experts warning that the terrorist group is 'actively waiting in the gaps' and may exploit any resulting security vacuum.
Hunter Biden calls the appointment of Merrick Garland as U.S. attorney general the 'greatest mistake' made by his father, former President Joe Biden, during his administration.
A driver in Southern California narrowly escaped a terrifying crash after unsecured metal pipes from a nearby pickup truck pierced through the back of their sedan on a highway. The incident occurred on Thursday and left the sedan severely damaged.
Visitors to the US from abroad, drawn by the World Cup, are sharing heartwarming stories of Americans' kindness and generosity online, showcasing what they believe makes America truly great. These everyday interactions highlight the country's welcoming spirit and people's genuine desire to connect with visitors.
Iran's state media outlet claims the country has spent decades preparing for a potential US ground invasion, boasting readiness in the face of renewed strikes between the two nations.
A US service member was killed during an operation involving explosive remnants from a downed Iranian drone in northern Iraq, according to US Central Command (CENTCOM).
White House border czar Tom Homan warned of an incoming ICE surge in New York City, citing the Trump administration's refusal to be deterred by Mayor Zohran Mamdani's embrace of the city as a sanctuary.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office is accusing New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani of distracting from his record by making threats against him at the International Criminal Court.
Mall kiosks, retailers, and other establishments may unknowingly provide a conduit for scammers to collect sweepstakes entry data, posing a risk to consumers. This can happen through various means, including discarded entry cards near the register that fall into the wrong hands.
A Lebanese food influencer known as 'Dr Food' was sentenced to life in prison with hard labor for his role in smuggling hashish. The influencer, dubbed Lebanon's 'Breaking Bad', has been convicted of a serious crime unrelated to his online persona.
Comedian and HBO host Bill Maher said Sunday that he could vote for Vice President JD Vance in the 2028 presidential election if Democrats nominate a candidate aligned with the party's socialist wing.
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President Donald Trump emphasized that election integrity is crucial for all Americans, regardless of their political affiliation, in his speech to the nation on July 16. This message aims to bridge the partisan divide and promote a shared commitment to ensuring the legitimacy of elections.
Millions of people warned that popular summer fruits like strawberries, grapes, and pineapple can interact seriously with certain medications. Drinking these fruits in the form of smoothies, juices, or cocktails may pose a risk to those taking specific medicines.
Anthony Michael Hall credits his ability to survive Hollywood for over 50 years to finding success in a specific type of role. He has managed this longevity by consistently taking on comedy and light-hearted projects.
An Indian court has rejected a petition from the wife of activist Sonam Wangchuk to release him from illegal detention in a New Delhi hospital where he was forcibly taken by police after three weeks.
India's authorities are vetting books in Kashmir to identify 'anti-national' content amid concerns about objectionable material being spread through educational institutions and libraries. The filtering is part of an effort to prevent what officials call 'propaganda' against the government.
Sen. Bernie Sanders' primary endorsements have sparked a Democratic midterm war, particularly among those he has backed who are now facing opponents in upcoming elections, including a Congressional Black Caucus member from North Carolina.
The US military launched airstrikes against Iran's Revolutionary Guard in retaliation for the killing of American troops in Jordan, further widening the region's conflict.
Andrew Tate and his brother Tristan Tate were arrested in Miami by US Marshals on a sealed warrant related to expanded rape and trafficking charges from the UK.
England defeated France 3-1 in a thrilling third-place match to secure third place at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, capping off an intense tournament for both teams. The instant classic game saw England earn crucial revenge against their rivals after losing earlier in the competition.
England outlasts France in thrilling World Cup Bronze Final with a 6-4 win in the third place match at the 2026 World Cup in Miami Gardens, Florida.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's administration is exploring whether it can arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu if he visits the city during the UN General Assembly, raising concerns about Netanyahu's potential legal liability for alleged war crimes.
An Arizona man has been arrested for allegedly riding naked atop a moving train, leaving his clothes behind, according to sheriff's officials. The incident occurred on a Union Pacific locomotive.
Caitlin Clark's historic 45-point performance against the Seattle Storm broke franchise and WNBA records, earning praise from NBA star LeBron James who showed love to her on his Instagram.
Former Chicago Cub Anthony Rizzo has snagged another home run ball while sitting in the bleachers at Wrigley Field, a rare occurrence for a former player at his old ballpark.
Rep. Henry Cuellar warns that the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) is using the Democratic Party to advance a 'radical agenda.' He issued this warning amid claims by the DSA organization.
A Hawaii Supreme Court justice criticized Chief Justice John Roberts and accused conservative justices on the US Supreme Court of undermining democracy, promising that Hawaii will defy a high court ruling if necessary. The judge used a recent ruling overturning a decades-old conviction to deliver his scathing rebuke.
The Trump administration is pursuing a policy to debank illegal immigrants in order to incentivize their voluntary self-deportation from the US, according to White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller.
Former CNN anchor Jim Acosta urged TV networks to stop airing some Trump speeches live, calling them 'totally nuts'.
Two US service members were killed and one is missing following Iranian strikes in Jordan, marking the first American military deaths in the Iran war since March.
Josh Kerr of the UK smashed the 27-year-old world mile record at the London Diamond League, shaving almost three seconds off his personal best in the process.
Officials in Alameda County, California, have green-lit a sweeping reparations action plan and are considering cash payments as part of the compensation for Black locals.
Rep. Ralph Norman announces his candidacy for the South Carolina Senate seat following Sen. Lindsey Graham's death. This move comes despite former President Trump's endorsement of Darline Graham, a Republican challenger in the primary.
A Venezuelan man accused of attempting to murder an ICE officer has been caught on bystander video, further fueling public scrutiny over his alleged actions. Gabriel Hurtado-Cariaco was arrested in Nebraska last summer and faces serious charges related to the incident.