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Musical biggest names arrived in style on the 2026 Grammy Awards red carpet, where Chappell Roan, Lainey Wilson, and Heidi Klum turned heads amidst one of the year's most anticipated nights in entertainment.
Musics biggest names arrived in style at the 2026 Grammy Awards, where Sabrina Carpenter, Kelsea Ballerini and Addison Rae shone on the red carpet. The event set the stage for one of the year's most anticipated nights in entertainment.
A resurfaced photo links socialite Zohran Mamdani to an Epstein-connected publicist at a high-profile New York City event, according to newly unsealed Justice Department records. The photo shows Mamdani attending the luncheon in 2019, which was tied to Peggy Siegal, a longtime associate of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
President Donald Trump announced that the Trump Kennedy Center will close later this year for a two-year renovation period, citing the need for major updates.
Celebrities wore pins protesting Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) at the Grammy Awards, as awards season coincided with the Trump administration's mass deportation campaign in Minneapolis, sparking a cultural revolt among artists.
Simone Garcia Johnson, a former WWE wrestler and daughter of Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson, criticized the Trump administration for its handling of immigration policies in a recent departure from her company.
Gaza patients are in limbo as Israel's 'pilot reopening' of the Rafah land crossing creates uncertainty over their access to medical care. The crossing is expected to be fully reopened later this month, but its timing remains unclear.
French company Capgemini announced Sunday it is selling off its subsidiary that provides technology services to U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement amid global scrutiny of the agency.
Chicago health officials are warning residents to be alert for symptoms of meningococcal disease after seven recent infections were reported in adults across the city. The cases have prompted a public health alert.
President Donald Trump threatens legal action against author Michael Wolff and the estate of Jeffrey Epstein after a new release of Epstein-related files that he claims clear him of wrongdoing.
Deputy Attorney General Todd Blanche signaled that no new charges would be filed in the Jeffrey Epstein investigation and defended his role in a Georgia election search, downplaying criticism of his involvement.
Senate Republicans are urging House GOP members to reject a shutdown deal that doesn't include Homeland Security funding and voter ID legislation, pushing for a rebellion against the Trump-backed package.
UK Prime Minister Kier Starmer has called on former Prince Andrew to testify before Congress after a new batch of Epstein files was released, including photos of the royal.
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem admitted her department 'can always do better' when questioned about alleged mistakes ahead of border czar Tom Homans' deployment to Minneapolis.
The Federal Reserve's next leader, chosen by President Trump, will have a significant impact on what Americans can afford, influencing interest rates and monetary policies that affect wallet wallets. The Fed's decisions are often subtle yet profound in shaping the nation's financial landscape.
Melania Trump's documentary 'Melania' received a 11% critic score on Rotten Tomatoes but scored 99% with its verified audience.
Former astronauts share their favorite space movies, potentially inspiring new filmmakers as NASA's Artemis II mission prepares to launch and revive human spaceflight to the moon.
Lou Holtz's son Skip shares health update after coach enters hospice care, providing some hope for a recovery in a social media post.
Pakistan's cricket team has been cleared to participate in the T20 World Cup but will boycott its match against India on February 15, according to a government statement.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced a new round of talks between Ukraine, the US and Russia will take place this week as Kyiv presses for progress toward ending the war.
Bangladesh's minority communities, including Hindus and Christians, are living in fear ahead of the country's upcoming national elections due to concerns over rising communal tensions and persecution. The upcoming polls have become a 'final test' for minorities like Sukumar Pramanik, a Hindu teacher who fears his life could be at stake.
Russia-Ukraine fighting continues, claiming a life and injuring seven people in Ukraine's Dnipropetrovsk region on Sunday.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani appointed an ex-convict-turned-prison-reformer as commissioner of the Department of Correction to lead the overhaul of the city's jails amid federal oversight at Rikers Island.
Amber Rose comes to defense of Charlie Kirk's widow Erika Kirk against online critics on a recent Kick livestream appearance with Sneako.
The US State Department has issued a security alert amid reports of 'heavy gunfire' near the US Embassy in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, with ongoing security operations reported in surrounding areas.
FBI Director Kash Patel confirmed the agency had probable cause when executing a warrant at a Fulton County election hub. Investigators conducted an extensive investigation before taking action, according to Patel.
U.S. special envoy Steve Witkoff said he had 'productive and constructive meetings' with Russian special envoy Kirill Dmitriev as part of the Trump administration's peace push to end the Russia-Ukraine conflict.
President Donald Trump said the US couldn't share its military plans with Gulf allies while negotiating with Iran, and claimed they were kept in the dark about the U.S. presence in the region.
A shooting occurred during a Mardi Gras parade in Clinton, Louisiana, leaving multiple people injured on Saturday. At least three people were shot in the incident.
A major US shipping platform inadvertently left its customer data vulnerable to hackers, exposing a growing threat in cargo theft that goes beyond stolen trucks and forged paperwork.
Texas A&M University will eliminate its Women's and Gender Studies degree program, citing limited student interest and university policies, in an effort to align programs with 'current needs and priorities.' The decision was made following a review of available resources and academic demand.
A federal judge has ordered the release of 5-year-old Liam Conejos Ramos and his father from immigration detention at a facility in Texas, according to a source.
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis appears to have put aside past tensions with Donald Trump as the state backs Trump's 'Make America Healthy Again' plan, signaling a reset in their relationship.
Texas Democratic U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico is facing renewed outrage for comments made on a podcast claiming that atheists are 'more Christ-like than' some of his Christian colleagues. He previously stated that God is 'nonbinary'.
The NBA has suspended Philadelphia 76ers star Paul George 25 games for violating the league's anti-drug policy.
Lady Gaga faced backlash after a video surfaced of her condemning ICE enforcement operations during a Tokyo concert, sparking mixed reactions online. The performance was paused as she addressed immigration issues, prompting some to criticize her for inserting herself into the issue.
Democrat lawmakers are targeting a historic military school, while a viral scandal involving a college nurse has sparked outrage among students and faculty. In Chicago, teachers have been causing multiple uproars, further straining an already contentious education landscape.
Actress Sydney Sweeney has undergone a remarkable transformation to launch her lingerie brand SYRN, shedding 30 pounds in preparation for the milestone. The months of weight loss and preparation culminated in the recent launch of her lingerie line.
Vanity Fair declares 'woke' activism has re-emerged in the form of protests, marked by the return of abolish ICE slogans, as a more confident and physical response to the Trump administration.
A Texas Ranger who helped crack the case of 'the most prolific serial killer in U.S. history' is speaking out about his role in unlocking 93 confessions from serial killer Samuel Little.
Hundreds of Venezuelan political prisoners, including opposition leaders and human rights activists, may soon be released under a new amnesty bill proposed by the country's acting president.
Madison Square Garden warns individuals who fight at their arena that they will face a life ban if involved in altercations. The warning comes after multiple fights broke out at one of their recent events.
Top Democratic politicians who engage in public trash talk with President Trump have surprisingly shifted to friendly tones in private meetings, marking a notable shift in their interactions. The change has been observed among prominent Democrats including Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and California Governor Gavin Newsom.
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The Republican majority in the US House of Representatives is on the brink as Democrats make gains, with a Texas special congressional election set to further erode their thin 218-213 lead. The GOP's margin will shrink even further after the weekend's election.
Democratic election officials are bracing for potential interference in the upcoming midterm elections by the Trump administration, which is intensifying its search for evidence of widespread voter fraud. President Donald Trump's appointees are escalating their efforts to find proof of wrongdoing despite a lack of evidence supporting such claims.
The Trump administration has approved massive arms sales to Israel totaling $6.67 billion and to Saudi Arabia worth $9 billion.
Satellite photos show activity at two Iranian nuclear sites that were bombed by Israel and the US in 2022, amid escalating tensions over Iran's crackdown on nationwide protests.
Social media influencer Ms. Rachel is facing backlash over her inclusion of social activism into childhood education, sparking concern among parents and grandparents who value traditional learning methods. Her inclusion of topics such as racism and police brutality in her TV shows has led to criticism from some quarters.
President Donald Trump has signed an executive order threatening tariffs on any country selling oil to Cuba, aiming to further restrict the island nation's energy imports.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott is calling for the state's attorney general to revoke the non-profit status of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), citing unspecified reasons in a letter to the attorney general.
A convicted terrorist who plotted bombings at a US consulate and church in Kenya is set to run for office in Birmingham's local election, marking his bid for public office as UK elections approach.
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun may face his most critical period as head of state due to a surge in daily Israeli attacks and Hezbollah's refusal to disarm. His ability to navigate these tensions will be tested in coming weeks and months.
Minnesota Rep. Ilhan Omar condemns 'terrorizing' immigration push following a violent attack at one of her town halls, in which a man rushed the podium and sprayed a substance at her. The incident also drew criticism from some GOP lawmakers, whom Omar labeled as contributing to a toxic environment.
Pakistan is backing Bangladesh in its dispute with India over the T20 World Cup, casting doubt on their own participation in the tournament due to the ICC's decision to ban Bangladesh from competing.
Reality dating show contestant Jardyn 'Pee Wee' Walker has died at 23 after being found shot to death in Missouri on January 21.
Mexico's president, Claudia Sheinbaum, says cartel members were sent to the US at request of Trump administration. It was a sovereign decision made by Mexico, according to President Sheinbaum.
Iran's top diplomat has issued the most direct threat yet to the US, as the country announces a death toll of 3,117 from recent protests.
Some Trump advisers are concerned about pursuing a military response to Greenland, raising questions about whether an alternative solution could be found to avoid escalating tensions. The move has sparked debate among officials over the best course of action in dealing with Russia's growing presence in the Arctic region.
The Miami Dolphins have hired Jeff Hafley, the former Green Bay Packers defensive coordinator, as their next head coach, according to reports.
Prominent Catholic Bishop Robert Barron condemned anti-ICE protesters who disrupted a church service in St. Paul, Minnesota, calling their actions 'unacceptable.
Iran's internet blackout has hardened into a permanent system of digital repression, with the regime viewing citizens' access to the outside world as an 'existential threat.
Democratic California Rep. Eric Swalwell is facing a legal campaign challenge over residency questions after a court filing alleged he doesn't live in California, amid claims made by a conservative activist.
MSNBC remains silent after Michael Cohen admitted to feeling 'coerced' into providing anti-Trump testimony, marking a departure from his frequent appearances on the network. The move suggests Cohen's story no longer aligns with the network's preferred narrative.
Comedian Bill Maher criticized the Golden Globes for snubbing Joe Rogan in its inaugural Best Podcast category, calling them 'smug' and suggesting they live in a 'bubbly' world that's out of touch with reality.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey are facing criticism from DHS Secretary Kristi Noem for ignoring 1,360 ICE detainers for criminal illegal aliens, refusing to cooperate with law enforcement.
President Donald Trump is one day away from the one-year mark of his second term, with recent polls indicating mixed views on his performance thus far. The latest CNN poll findings reveal Americans have strong opinions about his first year in office.
Senator Tim Kaine vows to continue fighting for new war powers in Venezuela after a bipartisan campaign to rein in President Donald Trump's authority was blocked by the Senate.
Christian leaders have condemned anti-ICE agitators who stormed a church in St. Paul during a service on Sunday, calling their actions 'unspeakably evil'. The protesters were filmed shouting slogans and causing a disruption during the event, prompting calls for action from government officials.
St. Paul, Minnesota church protesters who targeted an ICE official are under investigation as escalating tensions between the Trump administration and immigrant communities continue to rise. The incident was one of several recent flash points in a growing backlash against immigration policies.
The Sundance Film Festival may be a little bittersweet this year as it kicks off on Thursday in Park City, Utah, featuring stars and farewells while celebrating Robert Redford's legacy.
The White House accused Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey of inciting chaos after a mob of anti-ICE protesters stormed into a Twin Cities church.
Elon Musk has made a $10M investment in the Republican bid for the Senate in Kentucky, backing pro-Trump business outsider Nate Morris.
Indian music composer AR Rahman faces backlash for comments perceived as biased against other Bollywood composers and the Indian film industry. The remarks sparked a heated debate on social media.
A top GOP senator has welcomed a fragile ceasefire agreement in Syria but expressed skepticism about its effectiveness, citing concerns that actions must match words.
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Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro reveals in his forthcoming book that he doesn't think being Vice President was a good fit for him as Kamala Harris' pick.
Venezuelan opposition leader MarÃa Corina Machado says country will hold 'free and fair' elections 'eventually' after meeting with President Donald Trump.
Syria's government announces a ceasefire agreement with the Kurdish Syrian Democratic Force as part of efforts to unify the country following 14 years of brutal civil war. The secular-led group is seen as a key player in the country's post-conflict reconstruction plans.
The US Supreme Court is gearing up for a major showdown over presidential power as it prepares to hear a case challenging Donald Trump's authority to fire Federal Reserve Governor John Williams without Senate confirmation. The court will weigh whether the president has complete control over key government appointments.
Yemen is facing its worst food crisis since 2022, with over 18 million people expected to suffer from worsening hunger due to shortages, according to aid group warnings.
Alexa.com has introduced Alexa+ to its browser, expanding the voice assistant's capabilities beyond physical devices. This new feature brings a more seamless experience for users, allowing them to access various functions and features from their web browsers.
Several people have been killed in a blast in Kabul's Shahr-e-Naw area, according to the Afghan Taliban Interior Ministry, in an incident that has caused multiple casualties.
India is profiling Kashmir mosques, raising new surveillance fears as authorities scrutinize who is involved in managing local mosques in a move seen as undermining Muslim identity and perpetuating a 'village watch' system.
A Harvard student claims to have witnessed systematic liberal bias on campus, forcing conservatives to avoid certain classes, while university president Alan Garber acknowledged that the school 'went wrong' by allowing faculty to inject personal politics into their work.
Iran accused of killing 16,500 in sweeping 'genocide' crackdown amid deadliest days for protesters as security forces unleash mass killings and executions.
Iranian regime elites allegedly moved 'tens of millions of dollars' out of the country amid US-imposed sanctions following a violent protest crackdown by the ruling elite.
Russia is reportedly planning a major strike on Europe's largest nuclear plant power lines in a move that could unfold within days.
A grieving father says his daughter's death at the hands of an undocumented immigrant highlights the tragic consequences of sanctuary policies in the US state of Illinois.
Former 'Good Morning Britain' host Piers Morgan has suffered a broken femur after tripping at a London restaurant, requiring surgery.
Ukrainian drone strikes targeted energy infrastructure in Russian-controlled areas in southern Ukraine, leaving hundreds of thousands of people without power.
The Nobel Foundation has issued no public statement regarding its reaction to Maria Corina Machado gifting her Nobel Peace Prize to President Donald Trump.
CBS News' '60 Minutes' finally airs long-shelved segment on CECOT amid controversy surrounding editorial decisions.
MeidasTouch cuts ties with former Trump lawyer Michael Cohen after he claims he was pressured and coerced in Trump cases, announcing it will no longer carry his shows.
Brightspeed, a major US fiber broadband provider, is investigating a breach affecting over 1 million customers in which hackers allegedly stole sensitive data linked to their accounts.
The World Economic Forum has invited Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdollahian to its upcoming summit in Davos despite human rights concerns over Iran's regime following the slaughter of Iranian civilians. The move has sparked calls for the organization to 'freeze out' members of the Iranian regime from the event.
US President Donald Trump has outlined the 'Board of Peace' for Gaza, which is expected to fulfill his 20-point plan for the region, comprising key figures such as former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie and US businessman Steve Wynn.
Houston Texans linebacker Azeez al-Shaair has been fined for a pro-Palestine message on his eye black that read 'Stop the genocide' during a game. The apparent statement was likely related to the ongoing conflict in Palestine.
President Donald Trump accused Minnesota Democrats Tim Walz and Ilhan Omar of using ICE protests to divert attention from a massive state fraud issue.
The head of the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies, Jagan Chapagain, raises concerns that the global humanitarian system is breaking down due to US aid cuts and attacks on aid workers, threatening neutrality in modern wars.