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President Donald Trump announced that Pam Bondi is out as Attorney General in a major shake-up.
Sydney Gruters, the wife of RNC chair Ronna McDaniel and a Trump-backed candidate, has launched a bid for Congress in Florida as the GOP defends its slim House majority.
A missing Arizona girl who vanished at age 13 under suspicious circumstances in 1989 has been found alive, more than three decades later, authorities announced on Wednesday. Authorities closed a decades-old cold case after she was located and is believed to have raised herself since her disappearance.
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President Donald Trump reportedly has already fired Attorney General Pam Bondi, according to sources familiar with the matter. A Cabinet official is being considered as Bondi's replacement.
French President Emmanuel Macron responded to Donald Trump's criticism of his marriage after the US president joked about how his wife treats him and France's refusal to join a US-Israeli offensive against Iran.
Top congressional Democrats, party campaign arms and allied groups sue President Donald Trump and his administration over a mail-in voting order they claim is an attempt to 'rig' the process.
Pakistan and Afghanistan hold talks in China in an effort to end months of escalating conflict between the two South Asian neighbours. The negotiations mark a significant development in their efforts to resolve long-standing issues since the Afghan Taliban returned to power in 2021.
A federal judge has permanently blocked Kentucky's in-state tuition policy for illegal immigrants, effectively ending their access to discounted rates at state public colleges.
President Donald Trump's Supreme Court visit escalates his immigration fight ahead of the midterms, but justices appeared skeptical of his push to curb birthright citizenship for undocumented immigrants.
Pakistan plans to press on with US-Iran mediation efforts despite encountering obstacles, as it seeks a peaceful resolution to the ongoing war between the two countries.
US President Donald Trump warns Iran that he will bomb the country 'back to the stone ages,' sparking a retaliatory statement from his Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth.
Flames shot from the engine of a Delta Air Lines jet moments after takeoff, prompting panicked passengers who urged the crew to 'turn around'. The flight made a rapid return to São Paulo.
House Rep Suzan Delbené claims Trump's tariffs are causing American families to pay over $1,700 more in higher costs since his 'liberation day'.
ICE agents have apprehended a notorious MS-13 gangster dubbed 'the witch,' who is accused of wielding a machete and was previously wanted for murder in California. This latest arrest marks the second time the suspect has been caught in the state.
Three alleged MS-13 gang members went on a deadly 'hunting' spree across California and Nevada, targeting victims in a string of brutal killings meant to boost their status inside the notorious gang.
The US Senate passed a bill to fund most of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) after the House GOP caved, bringing the 48-day shutdown one step closer to ending. The Senate agreed to send a bipartisan package to President Biden's desk for his signature.
A heavily mutated variant of Covid-19 known as BA.3.2 is affecting primarily children, according to scientists, though it's not causing more severe disease in kids or adults.
Democratic Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed faces backlash after a speech where he was criticized for using 'word salad' in response to whether the world is better off without Ayatollah Khamenei; conservative critics argue his response failed to clearly address the issue at hand.
Tiger Woods declines Ryder Cup captaincy following a DUI and car crash, leaving Team USA without him at the next Ryder Cup.
Veteran Democratic strategist James Carville gloated that Democrats will investigate President Donald Trump's children and their spouses after the midterms.
The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) shutdown has become the longest funding lapse in history, with the standoff potentially taking several more months to resolve amid GOP infighting and unmet Democratic demands for certain immigration policies.
An Israeli paramedic rushed a newborn baby girl to a bomb shelter after delivering her during an attack by Iranian missiles, highlighting his life-saving skills under fire. The unnamed doctor's heroic actions showcased his calm and focused demeanor despite the chaotic situation.
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Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson expressed concern over a growing threat to free speech in her dissenting opinion in the Chiles v. Salazar case. The dissent revealed what she described as a narrow view of the First Amendment.
Tiger Woods has declined the 2027 Ryder Cup captaincy amid personal struggles, citing his need for medical treatment in another country to address health issues.
Almost 30 countries are set to meet in London to press Iran for permission to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, a crucial shipping route currently blocked due to tensions between Iran and Western powers. The effort aims to exert diplomatic and political pressure on Tehran.
President Donald Trump declared Iran is 'essentially really no longer a threat' after a 32-day U.S. military campaign, telling Americans in a primetime address that the country has been significantly diminished.
Controversial far-left Twitch streamer Hasan Piker has entered real-life politics, causing a rift within the Democratic Party as some of its members embrace his views. His presence is dividing Democrats and sparking debate over his role in shaping party policies.
A judge has granted Tiger Woods permission to travel abroad to begin treatment for issues stemming from his DUI arrest earlier this week. The decision allows Woods to seek medical care outside of the United States.
Stephen A. Smith expressed regret over his vote for former Vice President Kamala Harris, citing a loss of faith in Democrats after re-evaluating her stance on issues.
A top Trump official's lobbying firm is involved in a secret Venezuelan lobbying scheme that included former President Donald Trump and his allies, including top lobbyist Jack Abramoff. The lobbying firm cut ties with former Congressman David Rivera after learning about the arrangement.
Republican leaders Thune and Johnson unveil a plan to sidestep Democrats and secure border funding for years, potentially making the Department of Homeland Security shutdown-proof.
China secretly expands its nuclear weapons infrastructure amid fraying arms agreements with other nations. The development has raised concerns about Beijing's nuclear ambitions and potential impact on global security.
A Florida woman was arrested at a home near The Villages after authorities discovered she had been squatting and selling appliances belonging to the property owner without permission. Authorities found her in possession of a washer and dryer from the residence.
New DNA testing has definitively linked the unsolved death of a Utah teenager in 1974 to infamous serial killer Ted Bundy, according to the local sheriff's office.
A Guatemalan undocumented immigrant, charged with murdering his infant daughter in Virginia, was allowed into the US under the Biden administration, authorities said.
A man accused of trying to push a stranger into the path of an oncoming train in Seattle is now facing an attempted murder charge after a terrifying video surfaced of him attempting to do so twice. The incident occurred at a bus station and was caught on camera.
Democrats' recent special election victories in Florida suggest their electoral success in post-Donald Trump's presidency is being fueled by independents and Republicans defying party lines.
A pregnant woman was attacked in a Charlotte grocery store parking lot by a repeat offender wielding a steak knife, police said. The suspect, whose name has not been released, is considered armed and dangerous.
Iran's push for a ceasefire may be a 'cycle of deception' according to analysts, as real power lies with hardline figures within the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
President Trump signed an executive order to create a nationwide voter database, prompting Democratic states to threaten lawsuits against the move. The decision comes as Senate negotiations on the SAVE America Act stall.
A new report raises concerns about Turkey's role in the Middle East, suggesting that under President Recep Tayyip Erdoan, the country has moved away from its traditional Western alignment and may be increasingly aligned with Islamist groups such as Hamas and the Muslim Brotherhood.
Rep. Susie Lee, a Democratic representative from Nevada's swing district, faced backlash after posting a vulgar late-night rant targeting President Donald Trump over his planned attendance at a Supreme Court oral argument.
Michigan Senate candidate responds to backlash over comments on Iran's Supreme Leader, calling the potential conflict 'a war we don't need.
A Colorado climber plummeted 30 feet down a mountainside and was rescued after a complex high-angle rescue by firefighters. The incident occurred around 2:17 p.m. on Monday.
Jewish human rights groups are criticizing the co-opting of Passover as a platform for partisan politics, warning that this undermines the holiday's deeper meaning. This year, activists are promoting alternative Haggadah materials focusing on social justice and equality.
Rep. Randy Fine says he was targeted by an alleged Iranian state actor who sent him a phishing email disguised as a TV interview request. The lawmaker claimed it was part of a growing trend of foreign actors attempting to infiltrate US politics through such tactics.
President Donald Trump is considering pulling the US out of NATO due to the alliance's refusal to join his administration's efforts in the Iran conflict, he said in a statement.
Red states are leading the US in clean energy production, challenging traditional political stereotypes about where environmentally friendly power comes from. The majority of clean power originates from red states, surpassing expectations and defying common assumptions about blue states' dominance in this sector.
As Passover approaches, leaders are calling for Jewish communities to stand strong against anti-Semitism and hatred, emphasizing that a reason is no longer needed to justify attacks on Jewish life. The recent resurgence of hatred echoes the historically proven reality that Jews have always been targeted without provocation.
Refugees fleeing conflict were brutally assaulted, left for dead, and robbed while crossing the Bosnia-Croatia border, raising concerns about human trafficking and abuse of asylum seekers in the region. Multiple incidents have been reported against migrants from countries including Afghanistan, Syria, and Iraq.
AI robot now helps travelers at San José airport, providing assistance with finding gates, food and phone charging options. The robot aims to make navigating the airport more efficient for passengers.
Former Minnesota Vikings captain and University of Minnesota football player Jack Brewer is speaking out as his home state is embroiled in a legal conflict with the Trump administration over its stance on males participating in girls' sports. The U.S. Department of Justice has sued the state for refusing to enforce federal guidelines requiring boys to compete against other boys in certain sports.
Rep. Julia Letlow, a Trump-endorsed Senate candidate in Louisiana, has faced criticism for promoting diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) policies during her university hiring process.
Michigan Democrat state Rep. Karen Whitsett is stepping away from political office, citing that her Christian faith no longer aligns with today's Democratic Party. She had previously clashed with the party over abortion and other issues.
President Trump announced that the US operation against Iran is expected to be completed within two to three weeks, indicating a possible exit from the conflict.
Washington is grappling with its definition of victory after one month in the Iran war, as the US military's objectives remain unclear and the conflict shows no signs of a decisive end. The question of what constitutes success in this prolonged military operation remains uncertain, sparking debate among policymakers and analysts.
This April, four key races will test Donald Trump and the GOP's grip on power as they enter the 2026 primary calendar, which resumes after a brief break. These consequential elections are set to make significant waves in the party's future direction.
In India's Assam, election activists are working to combat 'gerrymandering' that has disproportionately cut Muslim representation on voting lists before elections, a tactic aimed at reducing their numbers in key constituencies.
Iran's drones have caused fires in Kuwait and Bahrain, while also killing one man in the UAE, following a series of attacks attributed to Iran.
A federal judge has ruled that the Trump administration unlawfully terminated the legal status of thousands of migrants who used a Biden-era app to temporarily live in the US.
Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey, 81, was hospitalized on Tuesday after undergoing a minor procedure to remove fluid pressing against her lung, but says she is determined to make a speedy recovery.
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said the U.S. is nearing the 'finish line' in its conflict with Iran, while warning that Tehran was seeking to become the next North Korea.
President Donald Trump has signed an executive order aimed at overhauling mail-in voting and voter eligibility as part of an effort to restore confidence in US elections.
A man has been arrested and charged in connection with the killing of Syed Hammad Hussain, a 40-year-old DC resident found dead inside his condominium in Logan Circle, which police described as 'particularly heinous'.
The family of a missing Oakland business owner is expanding their search efforts across the East Bay, urging residents to review security footage for potential clues about her disappearance. Volunteers and law enforcement are widening the hunt as the community comes together to support the search effort.
Two young brothers found a human skull while playing near a creek in South Carolina, sparking a death investigation after dozens more bones were discovered, authorities said.
President Donald Trump has signed an executive order to create a nationwide list of verified eligible voters, a move likely to spark significant legal challenges.
The View' hosts suggest that former President Trump may have started the war in Iran as a distraction from the growing controversy surrounding his involvement with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Former Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel shared his thoughts on the possibility during a conversation with the show's co-hosts.
Massachusetts authorities are searching for an armed suspect accused of robbing a $20 million mansion and tying up a housekeeper in an elaborate heist. The suspect is believed to have targeted the luxury mansion around 8:50 am on Saturday.
California law enforcement foiled a massive 'takeover' targeting the Bay Bridge, blocking a surge of bicycle riders from storming city streets and causing freeway chaos. The bike mob's planned blitz was shut down before it could get underway.
Authorities have apprehended a Michigan woman who was caught days after going viral for wriggling her way through a police cruiser window while still handcuffed in a daring getaway.
Iran is reportedly building a decentralized drone warfare capability in basement networks of apartment buildings in Tehran, powered by affordable Chinese technology. This development has sparked fears of potential sleeper cell attacks on US soil.
Tiger Woods has pleaded not guilty and waived his arraignment, demanding a trial by jury after being arrested on DUI charges following a rollover crash in Florida. Prescription opioids were found in his pocket at the time of his arrest.
FBI agents who investigated President Donald Trump after his first term have filed a class-action lawsuit, claiming they were unjustly fired due to their work on the probe. The agents argue that they were improperly dismissed from the agency.
Florida police stormed into a chaotic scene where hundreds of teenagers were trashing local businesses, sparking fights and overwhelming authorities, in what one officer described as an 'attempted takeover'. The incident was captured on bodycam footage showing officers arriving to find young people smashing windows, setting fires, and engaging in violent confrontations.
Iranian officials pushing for negotiations with the US risk being labeled traitors and possibly eliminated as regime fractures deepen inside Iran's new government.
A federal judge has temporarily blocked construction on the Trump White House ballroom project after ruling it violates federal law and sides with a historic preservation group's argument. The halt is effective until further order from the court.
Hezbollah backs Iran's ambassador to Lebanon in a move that deepens tensions over Lebanon's fragile government amid conflict and rising rifts within the country. Lebanon's Foreign Minister Youssef Raggi has declared the Iranian envoy persona non grata with an ultimatum to leave by March 29.
A fake Google Meet update has been discovered to allow hackers to gain control of Windows PCs, posing a significant threat to users' security and potentially granting attackers access to sensitive information.
A federal judge has blocked President Donald Trump from moving ahead with further work on a massive new ballroom at the former site of the White House's East Wing.
A federal judge has ruled that President Trump's executive order targeting NPR and PBS by denying federal funding to media outlets deemed 'leftist' was unconstitutional. The ruling blocks the administration from implementing this part of the order.
A missing paddleboarder was found dead in Old Tampa Bay on Monday, just days after he disappeared near the Courtney Campbell Causeway over the weekend.
Hollywood celebrities are calling for the shutdown of a Texas ICE facility over allegations of abuse against children and demanding an end to child imprisonment. The petition urges authorities to 'protect the rights' of minors held at the facility.
The Trump administration is considering holding a global summit to counter Antifa and other left-wing extremist networks, marking a significant move by the outgoing White House.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is calling for the impeachment of a judge who released a sex offender who later allegedly killed his stepdaughter as part of new crime accountability laws. The move comes after DeSantis signed legislation aimed at increasing penalties for judges who allow violent felons to walk free.
Rhode Island Democratic state representative sparks online firestorm after saying that a mural of Iryna Zarutska doesn't align with city's values. The statement has led to backlash on social media against the lawmaker.
Confrontational and expletive-laden social media posts by a Republican candidate for Arkansas secretary of state are drawing attention to a GOP nomination runoff election in the solidly red state.
US key allies are restricting US military access amid growing tensions with Iran as President Trump presses ahead with a war against the country; France and Italy have blocked US-linked aircraft from operating in certain areas.
Vice President JD Vance is set to release a book in the spring about his journey of faith and his conversion to Catholicism as an adult. The book will detail his transformation from Evangelical Christianity to Roman Catholicism.
House Democrats blame President Donald Trump's Iran war for skyrocketing $4 a gallon gas prices, calling it another 'broken promise' by him and congressional Republicans.
A Houston man turned a four-hour TSA wait into an impromptu party by handing out free vodka shots to adults in line at a US airport. The unexpected gesture has been captured on video and is going viral online.
Rep. Eric Swalwell threatens legal action against the FBI over potential release of damaging 'Fang Fang' files just weeks before his trial. The FBI reportedly considers releasing the documents, which could impact Swalwell's case.
US President Donald Trump is considering asking Arab countries to cover the cost of a potential war on Iran, according to White House spokesperson Karoline Leavitt.
Vice President JD Vance is set to release a new book titled 'Communion: Finding My Way Back to Faith', which explores his religious faith and conversion to Catholicism as an adult, scheduled for release on June 16.
Two dozen Republican state attorneys general are backing gun manufacturers in a legal battle against New York Attorney General Letitia James in a move that could have nationwide consequences. The group is directly challenging New York's strict gun laws and regulations in court.
Pakistan international Fakhar Zaman has been banned for two matches after being found guilty of ball tampering during the countrys T20 cricket league, Pakistan Super League (PSL).
War Secretary Pete Hegseth revealed that he made a covert visit to US troops fighting in Operation Epic Fury, where American service members are intensifying their efforts.
ICE officials are under fire for ignoring a deportation detainer on a suspect connected to the fatal shooting of a 24-year-old mother, sparking outrage and calling into question the agency's immigration enforcement practices.