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Far-left ex-MSNBC host Joy Reid says former Vice President Kamala Harris shouldn't run for president again due to what she calls Biden's policy 'stain'. Reid believes the US would never elect a woman to office while carrying such a 'stain'.
Historian Victor Davis Hanson predicts that the Iranian regime could 'fall pretty soon' as President Donald Trump's air campaign continues in the Middle East. The prediction comes amid a global shift in sentiment against the Iranian government.
A Florida man is at the center of an internet frenzy after being mistaken for Jeffrey Epstein in a viral video, with many taking to social media to speculate about his connection to the late financier. The man has since responded, saying he's 'just me being me' and denying any involvement with Epstein.
The College GOP chapter at the University of Florida is suing the school after its club was shut down following allegations of antisemitism, while leaked documents reveal that teachers' union training presentations have promoted extremist ideologies.
HBO's medical drama 'The Pitt' tackles federal immigration enforcement in its latest episode, sparking controversy as officers and ER doctors clash over the treatment of a detainee.
President Donald Trump has signed an executive order blocking college football games from competing with the Army-Navy game's traditional time slot, preserving the annual rivalry.
Don Lemon, Stephen Colbert, and Jennifer Welch will compete in the sixth annual Liberal Hack Tournament, a podcast event where legacy media faces off against new challengers. The competition is part of 'Ruthless,' a popular podcast.
Illinois Democratic Gov. JB Pritzker is pushing for the prosecutions of Trump administration and law enforcement officials under the Dem 'Project 2029' agenda, seeking criminal action against those who broke the law.
Top Democrats have brushed off ties to a radical Imam who eulogized the death of Iran's Ayatollah Khamenei as 'an unfortunate but unrepresentative statement.' The legacy Democrats and Michigan Democratic Party lawmakers have dismissed concerns over their connections to the Imam, a prominent figure in the Islamic community.
Missing Alabama student James Gracey has been found dead in Spain, according to reports.
Muslims around the world celebrated Eid al-Fitr on Friday, marking the end of Ramadan, during which they fast from sunrise to sunset. The celebration comes as global tensions rise amid ongoing conflicts and wars in various regions.
A Colorado police officer suffered a severe head injury in a creek fight with a suspected drug dealer, who was released on a $100 bond after prosecutors pushed for a more substantial bail.
Democrats are preparing a 'political reckoning' if they win the upcoming midterm elections, with campaign strategists and officials stockpiling ideas to retaliate against companies and figures who have aligned themselves closely with President Donald Trump's agenda.
The Trump administration is striking back at foreign nations that profited from exploiting American workers, companies, and investors through tariffs and other economic means. President Trump has vowed to fight back against these countries' decades-long exploitation of US interests.
Former US Vice President Mike Pence has backed President Donald Trump's Iran strikes, stating that Trump 'took the fight directly' to Iran and has ignored GOP isolationists in his approach.
The blistering heat wave in the US Southwest is part of a 'parade of ultra extremes' of recent weather events, according to scientists, shattering March records across the region. The heat wave is considered another extreme weather phenomenon alongside other recent events like wildfires and heavy snowfall.
Iran has targeted Gulf energy infrastructure with a sweeping assault, including drone strikes on Kuwait's largest oil refinery for the second day in as many days.
Journalists have faced criticism from Fox News host Dan Hegseth and President Trump himself for questioning the US war against Iran, with some labeling them 'unpatriotic' and 'anti-Trump'. The backlash comes amid a day of mixed results in the ongoing military campaign.
The body of missing University of Alabama student James 'Jimmy' Gracey was recovered Thursday in Barcelona, Spain, after a days-long search by police. Authorities confirmed the discovery of his body at Port in Barcelona.
University of California, Berkeley agrees to pay $1 million and overhaul its policies on antisemitism after settling a lawsuit with the Brandeis Center.
A blind passenger traveling with his guide dog was caught up in a tense service dog dispute on a plane after other passengers claimed their own service animals couldn't sit nearby. The incident was captured on video and has sparked debate about air travel etiquette for service animals.
Denmark allegedly secretly prepared to sabotage Greenland's runways using explosives and flew in blood supplies amid fears of a potential U.S. invasion earlier this year.
Scientists have made significant progress in nuclear fusion research, but significant technical challenges remain before it can be harnessed as a viable power source for the grid. The process, which replicates the sun's reaction, requires immense pressure and high temperatures to occur.
Olympians and others have spoken out against Iran's public execution of champion wrestler Saleh Mohammadi, who was killed at 19 years old. The sports world is mourning his loss.
Senegal and Morocco are tied by religion and trade, but their nations are divided over a disputed Africa Cup of Nations title, after officials awarded the championship to Morocco despite Senegal's victory two months prior.
Iran's new supreme leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, has been linked to luxury apartments overlooking the Israeli Embassy in London, raising concerns about potential surveillance and security threats. The location could provide a 'permanent line of sight' into the embassy, according to security experts.
The Iranian women's soccer team has returned home after five members of the team declined asylum in Australia earlier this month. The move comes amid tensions between the US and Israel.
The Justice Department has issued a subpoena to former FBI Director James Comey over his role in the 2017 Intelligence Community Assessment of Russian election interference. The subpoena relates to Comey's involvement in assessing the threat posed by Russia during the 2016 presidential election.
Tulsi Gabbard's tenure as Director of National Intelligence is marred by an alleged oversight: she was unaware that former colleague Joe Kent was under FBI investigation for leaking classified information, before her resignation.
CBS News moderator Margaret Brennan faced backlash for posting a social media comment that appeared to mock people of faith after making a prayer remark during an interview with Pete Hegseth. The incident sparked controversy and raised questions about her judgment.
High Point stuns Wisconsin 83-82 in the first upset of March Madness. The 12-seed High Point Panthers defeated the 5-seed Wisconsin Badgers in the NCAA Men's Tournament's first round at Moda Center on Tuesday.
Iran's intelligence ministry has arrested 97 people accused of being 'soldiers of Israel' as part of a massive crackdown, according to state media reports. The arrests are reportedly part of the country's latest security sweep.
Legendary singer Neil Sedaka's cause of death has been revealed as atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease, with kidney failure listed as a contributing factor.
Former US Vice President Mike Pence calls the Democratic Party's decision to block DHS funding 'unconscionable' as the US faces threats both at home and abroad.
Beijing's expanding influence within the UN is sparking alarm, according to a House report that warns of alleged Chinese Communist Party leverage over global organizations. The report highlights Beijing's increasing use of UN troops and funding to expand its global reach.
New photos reveal extensive damage to Temple Israel in West Bloomfield, Michigan, after a suspect rammed a vehicle into the building and opened fire last week, causing devastation inside the synagogue.
A Loyola University Chicago student was fatally shot in a late-night shooting near campus by a masked gunman who targeted a group of people walking in Rogers Park. Police are searching for the suspect.
Seventy House GOP members are urging the Trump administration to prioritize cracking down on Chinese-made e-cigarettes amid growing concerns over public health and national security.
Gov. JB Pritzker's $5M push for ally Lt. Gov. Julianna Stratton sparks fury from Congressional Black Caucus over potential impact on Illinois primary elections.
A small gathering of New Yorkers paying respects to Iran's late leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei turned into an anti-US protest, revealing a network of like-minded individuals linked to Tehran.
John Stamos has gotten his first tattoo at 62, surprising fans and earning him the nickname 'baddie,' who are praising his bold move on social media.
Retired Gen. Jack Keane criticized NATO allies for their slow response to a shipping crisis in the Strait of Hormuz, as tensions escalate between the US and Iran.
Slotkin presses DHS pick on ICE at polls, says she can’t trust Trump to allow ‘free and fair’ election. Homeland Security Secretary-designate Markwayne Mullin was challenged over concerns that the Trump administration could position ICE agents near polling places this November.
Senator Josh Hawley launches investigations into two mifepristone manufacturers over claims they profited from an abortion drug that poses 'grave risks' to women.
Scammers are using phishing emails that mimic Apple Mail's 'trusted sender' label to trick users into clicking on malicious links, exploiting trust and urgency to get them to open compromised attachments. The phishing scam is becoming increasingly convincing, making it harder for victims to distinguish between legitimate and fake messages.
Top Democratic candidate James Talarico, who is running for U.S. Senate in Texas, faces criticism for labeling concerns about biological males in girls' sports as a 'far-right conspiracy'.
Sen. John Kennedy is urging lawmakers to revise the SAVE America Act to achieve a simple-majority path for passage in the Senate, following opposition from parliamentarian Adam Schiff.
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Former Vice President Mike Pence is urging the Senate to pass a national voter ID law, calling it an idea whose time has come to restore public confidence in the electoral process.
Florida deputies are using NCAA-style scoreboards to mock rowdy spring breakers as arrests surge across the state's beaches, aiming to restore order to once serene shores. Police departments are taking measures to tackle the chaos brought by the influx of out-of-control partygoers.
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Iran faces a dilemma between war and peace as it navigates international tensions and domestic politics following a significant shift in leadership and government policies since the 1979 Islamic revolution.
Iran has launched attacks on energy facilities in several Gulf nations in retaliation for an Israeli strike on its South Pars gasfield, escalating a new phase of conflict in the region. The attacks threaten to further ignite tensions and potentially destabilize oil supplies.
A Gaza woman is continuing to bake traditional Eid treats despite a lack of flour due to severe shortages, keeping alive the city's cultural traditions.
Lone wolf attackers inspired by extremist ideologies pose the most likely terrorist threat to the US homeland, according to a 2026 Annual Threat Assessment of the U.S. Intelligence Community.
Pakistan and Afghanistan agree to a temporary pause in hostilities during the Muslim holiday of Eid al-Fitr this week, amid weeks of deadly violence between the neighboring countries.
Republican senators are criticizing Democrats for allegedly engaging in 'fear-mongering' over election security through their proposed SAVE Act, which aims to improve voting system protections and reduce disinformation.
A former top official in the Biden and Obama administrations is facing backlash for making a 'thinly veiled warning' to companies that they will face political retribution if Democrats regain control in Congress and the White House.
Al Jazeera has praised a US-Israel operation against Iran, arguing that critics from Democrats and the media are wrong about its effectiveness. The op-ed, titled 'The US-Israeli strategy in the Strait of Hormuz is effective', appears to be a rare instance of international criticism of Israel's actions in the region.
The family of Rev. Jesse Jackson clarified that no endorsement had been finalized in Illinois Democrat Senate primary, after Lt. Gov. Juliana Stratton's campaign claimed his backing. This was contrary to a release by Jackson's campaign stating he endorsed the candidate.
Top Iranian officials have been targeted and killed in a series of military strikes, according to reports, as tensions between Iran and its enemies continue to escalate. The exact extent of the attacks is unclear, but multiple high-ranking individuals are believed to have been killed.
Bill Maher jokes about guest Jerry O'Connell for attending a Kamala Harris rally and donating to her campaign during the 2024 election. O'Connell had previously mentioned his experience on Maher's podcast.
Senate Republicans are gearing up for a floor fight this week over doomed Trump-backed voter ID legislation as the party's leaders work to find a way to sink the bill.
The Israeli military claims to have assassinated the commander of Iran's Basij militia unit, an internal security paramilitary force belonging to the country's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
Palestinian refugees face a new wave of displacement after Israel's bombings hit neighboring Lebanon, forcing those who fled from the occupied territory in 1948 to flee again. The latest attacks have closed borders and disrupted aid efforts, leaving thousands uncertain about their future.
Iran's neighbors, including Pakistan, are bracing for a potential refugee crisis as war between Iran, the US, and Israel escalates, posing a significant threat to regional stability.
Venezuela defeated Italy 4-2 to advance to the World Baseball Classic (WBC) championship game, where they will face the US team. Maikel Garcia's tie-breaking single in the seventh inning sealed the win for Venezuela.
Donald Trump's former defense lawyer drew swift backing from conservative legal figures after facing criticism at an ABA conference for praising the Department of Justice's handling of the Jack Smith case despite being a Trump ally. The praise helped counter online backlash and pushback at the event.
Actor Jerry O'Connell claims his wife Rebecca Romijn and their daughters 'became physical' after he made comments about Kamala Harris losing the 2024 presidential election. The incident allegedly occurred in response to O'Connell's remarks about Harris' loss.
A federal judge has temporarily blocked changes to US government vaccine recommendations, preventing US Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr from cutting the number of vaccines recommended for every child.
The GOP is considering eliminating the filibuster to pass the SAVE America Act, a bill requiring proof of citizenship to vote, according to congressional Republicans.
U.S. Border Patrol Commander Greg Bovino, who oversaw the Trump administration's mass deportation campaign, is retiring after being reassigned from his leadership role amid controversy over Minneapolis raids. No further details are provided in this response.
President Donald Trump's handpicked Kennedy Center board of trustees voted to close the performing arts institution for two years for renovations.
White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles has been diagnosed with early-stage breast cancer, but plans to continue working through her treatment and retain her position.
Fox News Media is urging viewers to support the American Red Cross Service to the Armed Forces (SAF) in addressing their daily needs and responding to global emergencies.
White House chief of staff Susie Wiles has been diagnosed with early-stage breast cancer and will begin treatment immediately, President Donald Trump said Monday. The prognosis is described as 'excellent'.
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President Donald Trump scolded a reporter as 'very obnoxious' over a question about sending troops to the Middle East and blasted ABC News as 'corrupt'.
Libertarian-minded Republican Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky leaves the door open for a possible 2028 White House run, pushing back on Trump-era protectionism. Paul says he will decide after the 2026 election.
Google's AI chatbot Gemini reportedly identified only Republican senators as violating the company's hate speech policy when asked about their statements, but none of the Democrats were flagged.
Debit card fraud can occur without using the card through phishing scams and identity theft, where scammers steal victims' personal info to make unauthorized transactions from their accounts. This type of fraud is becoming increasingly common and has led to financial losses for many unsuspecting individuals.
Hollywood star George Clooney is facing criticism for 'strip-mining Americana for cash' with his latest business venture, a beer launch in France, as he leans into classic American imagery while building a new life overseas. The actor's move has drawn scrutiny from experts who see the branding as a way to capitalize on his American heritage.
Veteran '60 Minutes' reporter says CBS crumbled under Trump's pressure after settling an election interference lawsuit with the president. The veteran journalist criticized his parent network for settling without a fight.
Pope Leo XIV urged leaders to halt fighting in a war involving Iran, following a deadly strike on a school that has sparked widespread outrage. The Pope delivered his strongest remarks yet on the conflict, calling for an immediate ceasefire.
A CarGurus breach linked to a hacker group called ShinyHunters has exposed 12.4 million records, potentially compromising users' personal information.
FCC Chair Brendan Carr has warned broadcasters that they must correct their 'news distortions' before their license renewals, citing a need for accuracy in reporting.
A series of attacks linked to naturalized U.S. citizens from hostile foreign lands has raised national security concerns, highlighting the vulnerability of a free country to security risks posed by its own citizens.
Millions displaced in Middle East conflicts, aid systems near breaking point, warns Jan Egeland, chief of the Norwegian Refugee Council. The situation is deepening and pushing humanitarian organizations to their limits.
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is facing criticism for his response to attacks on his wife's past illustration work related to Palestine, sparking a political firestorm in the city. The controversy began last week when several reports highlighted her past illustrations.
Retired four-star Army Gen. Jack Keane says the US could seize Iran's main oil export hub at a time of its choosing, warning the regime that its most critical economic lifeline remains vulnerable.
Latino voters are increasingly active and engaged in politics, according to Televisa Univision President Ignacio Meyer, who is warning both Republicans and Democrats to adapt their priorities to tap into this growing demographic.
Ben Shapiro praises President Donald Trump's military campaign against Iran as a historic turning point in U.S. foreign policy, calling it 'the single bravest foreign policy move of my lifetime'.
President Donald Trump has announced plans to seek warships from other countries to help secure the Strait of Hormuz, a key chokepoint for global oil shipping from the Middle East. The move comes as Iran's decades-long use of the waterway is set to come to an end.
The US State Department is urging Americans to leave the Middle East immediately due to escalating conflict and widespread airspace closures disrupting travel and evacuation efforts.
Repairs are complete following the historic Potomac River sewage spill in Washington, D.C., less than a month after President Donald Trump approved a disaster declaration that allowed for cleanup efforts to begin ahead of summer America250 celebrations.
The European Union has voted to extend sanctions against those supporting Russia's war on Ukraine, amid attacks that killed six people and targeted Ukrainian energy infrastructure.
The Obama Foundation is seeking 100 unpaid volunteers to work at the $850 million Obama Presidential Center in Chicago starting June, while Valerie Jarrett earns a $740K salary for her role.
Data brokers are being accused of making it difficult for users to opt out of their services by hiding opt-out pages from Google search results. This makes it challenging for consumers to easily find and exercise their right to remove their data from these companies.
Protesters in central Cuba have torched a local communist party office amid food and energy shortages sparked by US restrictions aimed at squeezing the economy.
Iran is on the cusp of another pivotal moment in its history, mirroring the two defining events that have significantly influenced its identity since the 1920s: the Constitutional Revolution and the Green Movement. These periods reflect fundamental shifts in the country's societal values and political landscape.