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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.
A new AI attack, called HalluSquatting, allows a malicious artificial intelligence assistant to hijack your computer by tricking you into downloading and installing a software tool that appears legitimate but actually contains malware. The AI system can then take control of the computer's files and settings.
The White House has released a collection of election-integrity documents in response to President Donald Trump's primetime address, which allegedly highlighted concerns over voting system vulnerabilities.
Three Alaskan hikers faced a terrifying test of survival after a heart-pounding encounter with a grizzly bear, which turned an expected hike into a nightmare scenario. The hikers rounded a corner and found themselves face-to-face with the massive animal.
Democratic strategist James Carville criticized mainstream media networks for declining to carry President Donald Trump's election integrity speech in full, saying Americans should have been informed of its content.
Rep. Ralph Norman of South Carolina announces his candidacy to succeed Lindsey Graham in the Senate.
Comedian Bill Maher defended canceling embattled stars like Louis C.K. and Kevin Spacey, arguing they shouldn't be permanently barred from show business.
A California man, Freddie Alexander Lopez, has admitted to carrying out a string of armed robberies and attempted robberies at three Subway restaurants in less than a week, according to the FBI.
Kai Trump has revealed his new celebrity crush as Theo James, after reportedly ditching 'Outer Banks' star Drew Starkey. The change marks a shift in Trump's affections from one show to another.
Federal employees can now download TikTok onto their government devices after a yearslong ban, following ByteDance's divestiture as announced by the Department of Justice.
US lawmakers expand crackdown on birth tourism, with House chairman alleging companies may be engaging in a criminal conspiracy to help foreign nationals travel to give birth and secure US citizenship for their children.
A liberal law professor has broken with an Obama-appointed federal judge over his suggestion that bar associations should sanction lawyers working for the president or the Justice Department, saying they refuse to teach a course on the issue. The professor's stance reflects growing concerns among legal professionals about potential politicization of the justice system.
Britain's incoming Prime Minister Andy Burnham has rejected Thatcher-era policies, signaling a leftward shift as he promised to create a more equal society in his first speech as Labour leader.
The Hoffa family is urging FBI Director Kash Patel to keep investigating Jimmy Hoffa's disappearance and reveal all known information about his killer, rather than closing the case. The request comes on the 51st anniversary of Hoffa's vanishing in 1975.
House Republicans are targeting key swing districts in suburban New York City to capitalize on potential divisions within the Democratic party and gain an advantage in the upcoming midterm elections. The districts of NY-17, NY-3, and NY-4 could prove crucial in determining control of the House majority.
A federal appeals court has declared New Jersey's ban on semiautomatic rifles and magazines holding more than 10 rounds unconstitutional in a landmark Second Amendment ruling.
A death has been reported in connection with the growing Legionnaires' disease outbreak on Manhattan's Upper East Side, which now stands at 67 confirmed cases.
A man crashed into Beyoncé and Jay-Z's wooden gate outside their East Hampton home on Wednesday afternoon, according to police. The incident occurred at the singer couple's estate, but details about the man involved are not yet available.
President of the US delivers a prime-time address condemning China's alleged election interference, sparking outrage among Americans. The President questions rewarding China with 600,000 student visas amid such allegations.
Paul Pelosi, husband of former Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., was formally charged with a misdemeanor hit-and-run in Napa Valley following an incident earlier this month.
Veteran Democratic strategist James Carville says one key trend shows Republicans will not show up for the midterms due to increasing lack of outspoken support for President Donald Trump.
President Donald Trump is urging his sister-in-law, South Carolina Senator Darline Graham Nordone, to run for the US Senate in a special election to complete her late uncle Lindsey Graham's term.
California Governor Gavin Newsom has faced criticism after suggesting that former President Donald Trump is 'propped up a vegetable' in response to Trump's claims of election integrity. Conservative media outlets have now flipped the script on Newsom, criticizing him for making a similar remark about his own health during the 2021 recall election.
DHS chief Markwayne Mullin criticized ABC and NBC for skipping President Donald Trump's election-security address, calling it a 'shameful' decision. The networks declined to air the speech on their broadcast networks Thursday night.
President Donald Trump blamed Canada on Friday for smoke drifting from ongoing wildfires into the US, suggesting pollution costs should be added to tariffs.
Maine Democrats are scrambling to court Graham Platner's followers after his Senate nomination was marred by scandal, and some have taken steps to distance themselves from his far-left platform, which includes abolishing ICE and Medicare for all.
Democratic socialist actress Cynthia Nixon has been added to the committee that helps select New York's top judges, according to a report from the New York Post. Nixon is part of the group tasked with choosing judges for the state's highest courts.
A 79-year-old Colorado man has been indicted in connection with a 44-year-old murder case in Texas that had gone cold, after investigators matched DNA from his trash to blood found on the victim's clot. The murder occurred in 1981 and targeted a flight attendant in Texas.
The Trump administration's Department of Homeland Security has threatened to cut off federal funding for states that refuse to implement voter-roll security measures, under the threat of losing millions in government grants.
Madison Square Garden Entertainment is suing WIRED magazine for defamation over allegations that the venue maintains a secret database tracking celebrity 'risk scores'. The 40-page lawsuit claims the reports are false and damaging to the company's reputation.
A former anesthesiologist who appeared on 'America's Most Wanted' was captured aboard a sailboat off the New Jersey coast after 20 years on the run. Ronald L. Fischer was taken into custody without incident.
West Indies cricket legend Garfield Sobers dies at 89 after passing away peacefully in his sleep, leaving behind a legacy as one of the greatest all-rounders in sports history.
California Governor Gavin Newsom's wife, Jennifer Siebel Newsom, dodged a question about her husband's potential presidential aspirations during an MSNBC interview on Friday. The exact nature of their discussion is not specified in the provided content.
The White House is taking aim at Olive Garden's new pasta pass policy, with a spokesperson criticizing the restaurant chain for allowing customers to use their ID as proof of payment for the unlimited meal plan. The jab comes just days after the company was asked about its policy on social media.
Navy veteran and GOP Senate candidate Adam Schwarze is blowing the whistle on new voter fraud evidence in Minnesota, revealing an absurd twist to the ongoing state scandal. The whistleblower was reportedly tipped off by the state itself.
Conservatives are praising Olive Garden for its photo ID requirement, citing it as a stricter policy than some voting laws after a viral social media post highlighted the restaurant's Never-Ending Pasta Pass policy. The move is an unlikely twist in the voter ID fight.
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Florida wildlife officials have confirmed that DNA from a woman who was killed by a massive 13-foot alligator in an Orlando river has been linked to the gator's genetic material. The gator was captured after the fatal attack last month.
New bank scam laws aim to prevent suspicious payments by requiring banks to verify identity before processing transactions, potentially stopping scammers from deceiving victims into transferring money. The proposed legislation also aims to increase penalties for those caught perpetrating such scams.
CBS News anchor Tony Dokoupil clashed with Sen. Mark Warner over CBS' decision to air President Donald Trump's speech as news during a live special report Thursday night. The senator accused the network of airing the address 'as news' when it was clearly a political speech.
A confidential Iranian report reveals record-high public anger as the regime focuses on maintaining power, raising questions about whether widespread discontent justifies diplomatic efforts to address systemic issues.
Former CNN host Don Lemon revealed in a podcast that he is 'totally serious' about considering a presidential run and has been asked by people if he intends to run.
A security guard working on the TODAY show was fired after allowing an intruder, identified as Andrew Truelove, into a restricted area where Craig Melvin was present. The guard failed to stop Truelove from entering the studio despite two other security personnel failing to do so.
MLB's first game after the All-Star break was played in 'unhealthy' air conditions due to Canadian wildfires, prompting concerns from players like Mets and Phillies stars who questioned the idea of playing outdoors.
A company co-founded by Rep. Ayanna Pressley's husband has been awarded a nearly $2 billion contract to build a new courthouse in Springfield, Massachusetts.
A federal ICE agent claims that the controversial tactic of stopping vehicles has resulted in fewer unintended arrests, or 'collateral' apprehensions, according to recent data.
Japan's Parliament has voted to enshrine male-only succession for the imperial throne as part of a monarchy that traces its origins back roughly 1,500 years.
An ICE officer in Maine who shot a Colombian man has a history of violent behavior and struggles with serious mental health issues. The officer is an Army veteran.
China has dismissed US President Donald Trump's allegations that Beijing attempted to influence the results of the 2020 presidential election, calling them 'entirely fabricated.' China has threatened countermeasures in response.
The General Synod of the Church of England has committed to engaging seriously with major statements and appeals by Palestinian Christians, including Kairos Palestine II. This move marks a significant step forward for the church's stance on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
GOP civil war erupts over Trump's latest agenda push as key Republicans threaten to sink megabill, scrambling House leaders to approve a sprawling budget reconciliation package packed with defense and election integrity priorities.
Barack Obama hasn't publicly endorsed a candidate in Michigan's contentious Democratic Senate primary, yet his image is being used in millions of dollars' worth of ads by an AIPAC-linked group.
Ukraine's President Zelenskyy has sacked Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov in a move that may have created a rival, raising questions about his leadership style and ability to effectively lead the country's military efforts.
Researchers develop tiny dental robots that could revolutionize dental care with their ability to drill and fill cavities without human intervention, reducing wait times and improving patient experience.
Conservatives rally behind the SAVE America Act after President Donald Trump declassifies 'shocking' election intel, as lawmakers are urged to pass the bill that aims to safeguard American voter eligibility.
Conservatives rally behind President Trump's call for passing the Save America Act, citing 'shocking' declassified election intel as a key factor in their support.
India's government has scrapped tenders for outsourcing passport, visa and consular services at diplomatic missions in Australia and Singapore due to a dispute over the contract process. The Delhi High Court made the decision after two losers of previous tenders objected to the process.
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Sen. Bernie Sanders and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez are teaming up with Michigan's Abdul El-Sayed to boost his campaign ahead of a Democratic civil war in the battleground state.
Prominent scholar John L Esposito, known for transforming how the West understands Islam, has passed away at 75 due to complications from heart surgery on July 15, 2026.
The US expanded its airstrikes against Iran, targeting bridges and a key port, as part of an escalating military campaign.
Sen. Josh Hawley expands his investigation into the U.S. Postal Service, accusing Postmaster General David Steiner of dodging congressional oversight. Hawley's probe is expanding in response to a blistering letter sent by the senator, detailing Steiner's alleged avoidance of Congressional scrutiny.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer declined to comment on a bombshell report alleging he had relationships with House staffers, instead focusing on his upcoming speech against President Donald Trump.
Sen Eric Schmitt seeks to end birth tourism and revoke citizenship for babies of foreign diplomats, following a Supreme Court rejection of President Trump's attempt to clarify 'birthright citizenship.
Texas state Rep. James Talarico accused Democrats of taking the US-Mexico border for granted during the Biden administration, amid questions about his views on border security.
ICE officers across the US have resumed nationwide traffic stops under a new policy requiring at least one officer to wear a body camera during each stop. The guidance was issued Thursday, reversing earlier restrictions on traffic patrols amid concerns over safety and accountability.
The White House has condemned a staffer who bet on President Donald Trump's speeches as 'a disgrace' and has placed him on paid administrative leave.
Former First Lady Michelle Obama accused the media of weaponizing fashion to diminish her as a campaign threat, stating America was 'struggling enough' to accept a Black first family. She made the comments while discussing her decision to avoid wearing her hair in braids during an appearance earlier this month.
Sen. Tim Scott says he'd 'love to see' Fox News host replace Lindsey Graham in the Senate, and has two potential candidates in mind.
House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jim Jordan says the House is considering a criminal referral for former Special Counsel Jack Smith over allegations of lying to Congress.
A newly released bodycam video shows Nantucket official arrested on DUI charges, caught slurring and swaying during a stop after crashing into a street sign in her car. The video has shed light on the arrest of the island's official, who was taken into custody following the crash.
President Donald Trump's longtime teleprompter operator is under investigation by a federal agency over potential insider trading related to speech bets, according to two sources familiar with the matter. The agency is scrutinizing whether the operator unfairly profited from knowledge of the president's speeches before they were made public.
The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts is disputing whistleblower allegations from Sen. Sheldon Whitehouse over Trump-era renovation projects, arguing that critics have mischaracterized a $8M flooring contract.
Donald Trump delivers speech claiming declassified documents reveal vulnerabilities in US elections, shedding light on extensive Chinese intelligence collection of American information. The released documents provide new details on cyber espionage efforts by Chinese intelligence services against Americans.
Hamas is set to hold a decisive run-off election next week to choose its new political bureau chief after an initial vote resulted in a tie between Mohammed Meshaal and Ismail al-Hayya for leadership of the Islamist group.
The Trump administration fired US Attorney in Seattle minutes after he was appointed without announcing his decision publicly. The move is seen as a brazen attempt to exert control over the appointment process for key federal prosecutors.
Baltimore Sun owner David Smith threatens to sue Maryland Gov. Wes Moore over remarks he calls defamatory, specifically about a potential link between Epstein and Moore.
Meghan Markle's Netflix series 'With Love, Meghan' has been nominated for an Emmy Award despite receiving lukewarm reception and poor ratings after its cancellation months ago. Experts have called the nomination 'somewhat baffling'.
Sen. John Fetterman has no plans to leave the Democratic Party, but would consider leaving if it became perceived as 'anti-Israel.
The Trump administration removed exhibits about slavery from the site of George Washington's home in Philadelphia, replacing them with new content deemed by historians as whitewashing the institution.
The U.S. Coast Guard has suspended its search for three missing boaters who were on a vessel that capsized in 5-foot swells near Alcatraz Island during a memorial event.
Donald Trump is teasing a 'major reveal' during his upcoming White House address, leaving speculation about what the announcement might entail.
Graham Platner's sudden departure from the Maine Senate race has raised questions about the credibility of the legacy media, which had previously lavished praise on him just days before his exit. The swift shift in narrative highlights a potential crisis of trust among voters and pundits alike.
President Donald Trump announced he will deliver a Thursday night address that will focus on 'free and fair elections,' but details about the speech remain unclear as even White House officials claim nobody knows what he'll reveal.
Apple AirDrop and Android Quick Share have been found to have security flaws that leave users' phones vulnerable to hacking, putting sensitive information at risk when sharing files wirelessly. The vulnerabilities could be exploited by attackers to access devices without authorization.
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GOP Senate candidate Mike Collins has close ties to a prominent white nationalist influencer, with his son-in-law being linked to the far-right figure. Collins' style as an online provocateur has drawn scrutiny over his associations with extremist groups.
Russian missiles struck Kyiv early Thursday, echoing the escalation of tensions as outgoing British leader Keir Starmer was scheduled to arrive in Ukraine's capital city for a meeting with President Volodymyr Zelensky on Thursday.
President Donald Trump used a primetime address to the nation to elevate his yearslong push to raise doubts about the legitimacy of US elections and dispute his 2020 loss.
Louisiana man accused of killing deputy US marshal faces possible death penalty after allegedly killing a deputy U.S. marshal who was shot while serving an arrest warrant.
Iran has released an American woman who was held since 2024, according to President Donald Trump, describing her detention as a 'gesture of goodwill'.
Nevada Lt. Gov. Stavros Anthony sees space tourism as a potential next big industry for the state, with Elon Musk's business interests making it an attractive opportunity.
A 10-hour manhunt in Georgia ended after a bloodhound helped deputies track down a suspect accused of shooting a woman and fleeing the scene on foot, leading to his arrest. The suspect was described as 'dangerous'.
A former US Marine running for Congress in Florida has sparked outrage after releasing a video calling President Donald Trump 'the Antichrist' and stating he must be killed. The candidate is facing backlash for their shocking statement.
Harris County prosecutors in Texas are disputing the FBI's claim that substances were found in a van involved in a fatal shooting of an undocumented immigrant at a Houston ICE facility, with one prosecutor expressing skepticism about the discovery.