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House Speaker Mike Johnson's allies are launching a $10M campaign to promote the 'Working Families Tax Cuts Act,' which highlights tax cuts championed by former President Donald Trump.
President Donald Trump's efforts to calm financial markets amid the escalating Iran war are faltering, as worries about global instability persist. Markets remain on edge despite his reassurances, with oil prices and stocks continuing to fluctuate nervously.
The nation's largest companies are pulling back from publicly sharing their LGBTQ corporate rankings in a dramatic one-year slide, signaling a shift away from recent diversity and inclusion efforts. This marks a sharp break from recent years where these corporations showcased their commitment to equality.
House Speaker Mike Johnson is highlighting a new tax break enacted by Republicans last year that has increased take-home pay for millions of Americans, particularly those who work in industries like ride-sharing. The break eliminates taxes on tips, making it a significant benefit for drivers such as Uber driver Bob Mitchell.
The average price of gas in the US has surpassed $4 a gallon for the first time since 2022 due to global fuel price increases caused by the Iran war.
US stocks surged to their best day since last spring, driven by renewed hopes for an Iran nuclear deal, while Asian markets were mostly lower due to mixed signs from Tehran.
Researchers link two plastic chemicals to nearly 2 million premature births and 74,000 newborn deaths worldwide in 2018, citing a potential toxin that may be contributing to infant mortality and prematurity.
An illegal alien convict with a long criminal history is on the run after attempting to strike an ICE officer with his vehicle in California, according to DHS officials. The suspect remains at large despite the incident.
The Department of Homeland Security has criticized a California county for refusing to honor ICE detainer requests for two Honduran nationals accused of murdering a mother, leading to concerns about public safety and cooperation between law enforcement agencies.
Rep. Pramila Jayapal is proposing reparations for foreign nationals impacted by President Trump's immigration crackdown, also demanding prosecutions for those involved in the enforcement actions.
Several people who participated in the January 6, 2021 US Capitol insurrection are suing police agencies for physical and emotional damages, seeking millions of dollars in compensation.
Police drone footage shows it tracking down a violent suspect after a chaotic domestic incident in Las Vegas, during which the suspect allegedly committed a rampage involving stabbing, shooting and crashing into a store. The suspect was eventually apprehended with the help of the drone's real-time video feed.
A violent brawl broke out at a Wisconsin mall during a viral 'takeover' event, resulting in over a dozen teenagers being taken into custody after footage of the chaos was captured on video.
A federal court denied a motion to dismiss a lawsuit against an Illinois town's reparations program on Friday. The judge allowed a lawsuit from a conservative group against the reparations program to proceed.
Rahm Emanuel pushes back on the 'straight White man' question in the Democratic Party's identity debate, emphasizing that the 2028 presidential nomination should focus on ideas rather than identity.
TSA emergency security lanes at Houston's George Bush Intercontinental Airport underwent a drastic transformation after President Trump took action in response to the partial government shutdown. The changes were aimed at improving the efficiency and effectiveness of passenger screening processes.
Beloved Oakland, California, coffee shop owner and mother of two has vanished under concerning circumstances, prompting an urgent search as police warn she may be at risk due to a medical condition. An investigation is underway, with authorities urging anyone who sees her or has information about her disappearance to come forward immediately.
Federal prosecutors in Manhattan are investigating whether prediction market bets could be considered insider trading violations.
Vice President JD Vance maintains his lead in a hypothetical 2028 GOP primary race, while Senator Rubio gains early momentum as he eyes a potential presidential bid.
A grim discovery by a family searching for seashells along a Northern California beach has unraveled a decades-old mystery in which remains of a missing banker were recently identified again. The unusual case involves an investigation that yielded the same man's identification twice.
The White House is urging Congress to reconvene after Easter recess to address the ongoing Department of Homeland Security (DHS) shutdown, which has disrupted TSA operations and airport security.
The White House is urging Congress to end its Easter recess early to pass a bill providing funding for the Department of Homeland Security, which remains in shutdown mode due to a standoff between Democrats and Republicans. The shutdown has disrupted TSA operations and airport security services, according to the administration.
US senators defend two-week recess amidst record-breaking government shutdown, while thousands of DHS employees remain unpaid for over seven weeks without a paycheck.
The Trump administration has filed a lawsuit against Minnesota over its policy allowing trans athletes to compete in women's sports, despite President Trump's executive order banning such participation. The state had ignored the president's directive, sparking the federal lawsuit.
A Maryland school district is partnering with an LGBTQ+ advocacy group to implement a 'Rainbow Ribbon' program, which requires schools to meet specific curriculum standards in exchange for recognition and rewards. The program aims to promote diversity and inclusion in the district's schools.
Warning signs of impending air traffic control issues were present for years prior to a deadly mid-air crash at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport on January 29, 2025, according to a former air traffic controller. The incident resulted in the deaths of 67 people.
Former Senator Krysten Sinema may face tens of thousands of dollars in damages after an estranged husband sued her alleging she interfered with his marriage during a tumultuous affair with his former bodyguard.
More than 140 spring breakers were arrested in connection with two rowdy parties in Alabama beach town after one partygoer poured beer on a responding police officer's head, leading to a mass arrest of over 100 individuals involved in the events.
The FBI warns of a growing scam where scammers impersonate city officials and send emails claiming to be from zoning permit authorities, seeking sensitive information from home builders, renovators, and property owners.
A high-profile figure from the American Bar Association pulled out of a panel discussion on law school accreditation just hours before it was set to speak, fueling criticism that the ABA is using its monopoly over the field to silence dissenting voices. The Federalist Society had invited the individual to address their alleged 'monopoly' over law school accreditation.
A retired Army general from Georgia is challenging incumbent Democratic Rep. Mikaela Stenshoel by running as a Democrat in her rural congressional seat, potentially shaking up the conservative stronghold she's held for nearly three decades.
A watchdog group has filed a federal election complaint alleging Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez misused campaign funds for nearly $19,000 worth of psychiatrist services to Boston-based Dr. Brian Boyle.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio says the Strait of Hormuz will reopen despite ongoing tensions with Iran.
Pakistan-led efforts to end the war between Saudi Arabia and Iran have reached a critical juncture as foreign ministers from the three countries met in Islamabad, with Pakistan saying it is 'pretty sure' of the success of the deal.
California Governor Gavin Newsom has criticized Elon Musk as one of the era's great disappointments, stating that Musk has 'put the brakes on his own innovation' in the electric vehicle space due to his actions at Twitter.
Communist and Democratic activists in St. Paul are using the #NoKings rally to call for a May Day strike, urging people to 'shut it down' as part of their anti-American campaign.
Communist and socialist activists rallied across the US, including in New York's Times Square and Minnesota's state capital, to call for a nationwide May Day strike under the hashtag #NoKings, urging Americans to 'shut it down.' The protests mark an escalation of their anti-American campaign.
Tech giants Google and Facebook have teamed up to share data on online scams, while tech giant Apple has introduced a new security feature that can detect and alert users to suspicious transactions. The partnership aims to help prevent these types of scams from happening in the first place.
A political newcomer and former reality star running for Virginia's Democratic senatorial primary is sparking controversy within his party by criticizing its stance on gerrymandering and gun rights.
A pasto who supports Trump is running for a Nebraska Senate seat on the Democratic ticket, prompting the state's party to claim he's a Republican plant. The pastor's candidacy may potentially cost Democrats their chance at winning the seat.
Democrats may receive an unexpected wake-up call in the 2026 election due to growing internal issues and concerns about their long-term viability. Despite recent polling suggesting a relatively strong position, experts warn of looming challenges that could impact their chances.
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Medical AI received the first-ever ACC Global Digital Health Award at the American College of Cardiology Annual Scientific Session for its innovative ECG solutions in cardiovascular disease detection and monitoring.
Nick Cannon backs President Trump and has expressed his support for conservative views during a recent online talk show appearance.
The US and Israel's ongoing strikes on Iranian military infrastructure have triggered a response from Iran, escalating tensions in the Middle East with missile and drone attacks. The situation has also led to a surge in oil markets globally.
Sen. Ron Johnson calls for ending the Senate filibuster to resolve the DHS funding fight, labeling the chamber as 'broken'.
A scathing report alleges the nation's oldest labor union has betrayed MAGA members through 'shocking' spending practices, sparking scrutiny over its leadership's political leanings. The watchdog report claims the union is working against the views of its conservative members.
International Maritime Organization chief Arsenio Dominguez warns of 20,000 seafarers stranded in the Strait of Hormuz due to canceled insurance and mounting mental strain.
Israel is seeking 'solutions' to open Christian holy sites after barring a church leader from Jerusalem's Church of the Holy Sepulchre on Palm Sunday due to wartime restrictions that disrupted one of Christianity's holiest observances.
The FBI's personal email account was hacked by malicious actors, highlighting the vulnerability of even high-profile individuals' technology to cyber attacks. The breach shows that no one is immune to hacking attempts, underscoring the need for robust security measures to protect personal emails.
Democratic Sen. Mazie Hirono sparked controversy after saying President Donald Trump 'is not a King and never has been,' in an apparent attempt to address nationwide protests against monarchies. Republicans quickly pounced on her comments, arguing she had inadvertently legitimized the weak argument being made against Trump's royal status.
Key regional powers converge on Pakistan's capital, Islamabad, as Iran talks aim to de-escalate the escalating US-Israeli war on Iran in its 30th day. The gathering is a sign of Pakistan maintaining a delicate balancing act amidst the tensions.
Catholic leaders were barred from Jerusalem's Church of Holy Sepulchre on Palm Sunday for the first time in centuries, according to church authorities.
Cases of tuberculosis, known as 'the white plague,' are rising in the US, prompting doctors to warn of a potential 'rebound effect' due to lifted pandemic restrictions.
A group has been hosting abortion support doula trainings for teenagers as young as 14, teaching them to support individuals undergoing abortions and training others in the process. The trainings aim to provide an introduction to tools and resources for supporting those seeking abortion care.
Iran responds boldly to US reports of prepping ground forces, vowing 'we will never accept humiliation' as part of its nuclear program and grip on the Strait of Hormuz.
McDonald's has introduced robots at a location in Shanghai to help speed up customer service and streamline food preparation. The robots briefly took over key tasks at the restaurant, offering a glimpse into the potential future of fast food.
North Korea tested a new high-thrust solid-fuel rocket engine as dictator Kim Jong Un works on weapons capable of striking the US mainland.
Pakistan hosts four-nation bid to encourage US, Iran towards diplomacy as tensions from the US-Israel war on Iran continue unabated. Diplomacy has moved at a pace not seen since the conflict that affected Iran.
The Supreme Court is set to review Trump's executive order on birthright citizenship, posing a fundamental constitutional question about who qualifies as an American citizen for the first time in over a century.
US Senator Ted Cruz is remaining neutral in the highly contested Republican Senate nomination battle between John Cornyn and Ken Paxton in Texas.
A far-left congressional candidate clashed with Trump supporters at a California college, engaging in a heated exchange that was captured on video as part of a free speech event. The altercation occurred between Shonique Williams and Trump supporters at Cerritos College.
A brazen thief targeted a California learning center serving individuals with intellectual disabilities, draining gas from a transport van that disrupted routines for students. The suspect was caught on camera during the incident.
Major League Baseball is introducing robot ump challenges to enhance accuracy in calling balls and strikes, marking a significant change for the sport. The move aims to reduce errors made by human umpires and provide a more consistent calling standard.
A $4 charge on your statement could be indicative of fraud, with consumer protection groups and law enforcement warning that it may be a scam designed to go unnoticed. The charge's vagueness and small amount make it easy for scammers to avoid detection.
Hundreds of thousands of people have marched through central London to demonstrate their opposition to the far-right movement, marking what organisers claim is the largest ever such demonstration in British history.
Iran-backed Houthis launch two missiles at Israel, creating a third front in the conflict ahead of planned talks between Tehran and Western nations.
Comedian David Spade slams California Governor Gavin Newsom and gubernatorial candidate Karen Bass over what he perceives as a 'terrifying' decline of Hollywood, while Howie Mandel calls out Kelly Ripa for a perceived backhanded compliment during a live TV moment.
Publicist and comedian Adam Carolla believes that critics of President Donald Trump, including Kathy Griffin and Rosie O'Donnell, have overemphasized their opposition to him by making it a central part of their public personas.
President Donald Trump claims the US is winning its war with Iran despite deploying more American troops to the Middle East.
A Christian father in Europe claims that Swedish authorities kidnapped his two daughters three years ago after a false abuse allegation was made against them, branding his family as 'religious extremists'. The incident has left his life 'destroyed', according to the father.
A group backed by billionaire George Soros is pumping $38 million into a campaign to allow Democrats in Virginia to redraw its congressional maps, facing opposition from liberal organizations.
President Donald Trump frequently claims that 'nobody' knew or expected significant events, but an analysis suggests this often means many people actually did anticipate them.
America's long-haul truckers were already struggling before $5 diesel prices hit the market, but many are now seeing a glimmer of hope as the industry may have finally seen an end to the Great Freight Recession. The surge in diesel prices had threatened to shut down several trucking companies, including South Dakota-based Hell Bent Xpress.
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Iran's military is built for survival rather than conventional warfare, focusing on absorbing damage and continuing to fight over time. Its strategy prioritizes resilience over direct confrontation with the US or Israel.
Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger has denied any deal was made in crafting the new boundaries of the Second Congressional District, amid claims of gerrymandering across the state.
Republican Sen. Ted Cruz warns that 'radical Democrats' will 'burn it down' if they regain control of Congress, predicting President Donald Trump would be impeached repeatedly in their scenario.
President Donald Trump's second-term agenda is facing repeated roadblocks in Washington, D.C., as federal courts have stalled key immigration, policing and Federal Reserve policies that have fueled a growing clash over executive power.
A mother's daughter struggles with anorexia, a condition that has caused her to lose touch with reality and refuses food, leading to a desperate battle for her health and well-being. The mother is fighting tirelessly to help her daughter regain control over her body and mind.
Israel's ongoing military actions in Lebanon have pushed the country's population to the brink of disaster, with millions of civilians suffering amidst a second large-scale Israeli attack on their nation.
The US-Israel war on Iran has led to a significant shift in the Middle East, with energy prices surging and violence escalating across the region. One month into the conflict, its global effects are starting to be felt.
House Republicans passed a short-term funding patch for the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) despite Democratic opposition, setting up a Senate fight as the government's 42-day shutdown becomes the longest in history.
House Republicans' gambit to end the ongoing Department of Homeland Security shutdown survived a critical hurdle in the Senate, setting up a full chamber vote that will determine its fate.
John Schneider accuses Democrats of secretly benefiting from President Donald Trump's policies despite publicly attacking them, labeling the party as 'nothing but a bunch of hypocrisy'.
Tiger Woods was involved in a car crash on Jupiter Island in Florida, according to multiple reports. The details of the incident are currently under investigation by local authorities.
A 22-year-old illegal immigrant has confessed to two cold-blooded murders in North Carolina that occurred months apart, facing a slew of charges as authorities take action against him.
President Donald Trump has signed an executive order requiring TSA workers be paid during the ongoing DHS shutdown.
Chaos erupted in downtown Cincinnati during the city's Opening Day celebrations for the Reds' baseball game, with fights, arrests and police resistance reported outside the stadium. A large crowd of people flooded the streets, leading to a chaotic scene.
Sen. Adam Schiff threatens to investigate ABC and CBS for their Trump settlements if Democrats gain control of Congress in the 2026 midterms. The threats come as Schiff is set to become top Democrat on the House Intelligence Committee.
A federal judge appointed by Obama has ruled that North Carolina's voter ID law is constitutional, reversing an earlier decision that found it discriminatory in Republican wins. The ruling delivers a major win for Republicans and election security efforts.
Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger faced criticism from all sides after her Republican predecessor publicly rebuked her over her support for a Democratic redistricting amendment, and an Angel Mom challenger launched attacks on her recent controversies.
Vice President JD Vance hosted a new anti-fraud task force meeting, stating that the Biden administration has 'turned off' existing anti-fraud protections, and debuting a focus on combating Somali schemes.
House conservatives are criticizing a Senate-passed deal to end the 42-day Department of Homeland Security shutdown, arguing it fails to adequately address their concerns about funding for President Donald Trump's border security initiatives.
A U.S. Secret Service agent assigned to Jill Biden reportedly shot himself in the leg at Philadelphia airport, the incident described as a 'negligent discharge'.
Airport travelers in Houston expressed gratitude towards U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents for assisting the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) during long lines at George Bush Intercontinental Airport. Many praised ICE's help, saying it had made a significant difference in reducing wait times.
US Secretary of State Henry Kissinger secretly met with Chinese leaders in 1971 via a Pakistani plane, marking the beginning of a long-standing backchannel between Washington and Beijing, a relationship also recently adopted by President Trump during his visit to Pakistan in 2018.
Israel's Chief of Staff warns that the country's army is on the brink of collapse unless urgent measures are taken to address growing exhaustion among its soldiers, citing 10 red flags as indicators of a potential crisis.
A new version of the sophisticated iPhone hacking tool known as DarkSword has been leaked online, putting millions of iPhone users at risk of potential exploitation.
Hollywood stars such as George Clooney and Natalie Portman are fleeing to France to escape the intense scrutiny and 'pressure cooker' that comes with living in America, say experts. The trend of Hollywood giants moving their families to France is gaining momentum among A-listers.