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A Vietnamese immigrant who murdered an American woman outside her home in 1993 has been arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement after being released from prison decades later. He will now face deportation into ICE custody.
Mississippi's GOP governor drops election pledge in huge setback for Trump’s midterm plan, dealing a blow to Republican efforts to hold the U.S. House following a critical Supreme Court ruling. The move comes as Republicans hoping to win key congressional seats rely heavily on redistricting to their advantage.
Rep. Thomas Massie is navigating the most challenging election of his career amid internal party divisions between his family members who hold different views on politics.
A former FBI agent is urging President Trump to issue a warning about Iranian sleeper cells potentially threatening the World Cup, citing a growing concern over terrorism during major international events.
Charles Barkley criticized American society for its homophobia, referencing Jason Collins' death on ESPN's 'Inside the NBA' while lamenting the country's continued lack of progress on LGBTQ+ issues.
Alex Murdaugh, the disgraced South Carolina legal scion convicted of killing his wife and son, is getting a new trial after the state's highest court overturned his murder convictions due to alleged juror misconduct.
Rep. Thomas Massie's ex-girlfriend alleges he offered $5,000 to drop her wrongful termination lawsuit against one of his top congressional allies.
Phone users are receiving missed voicemails from unknown numbers despite their phones never ringing, sparking concerns it may be a scam. Authorities are warning residents to be cautious and report suspicious activity to avoid potential financial losses.
Representative Tim Burchett announces that more Unidentified Flying Objects (UFO) videos will be released in an upcoming interview on the Ruthless Podcast.
Louisiana Republican Senate candidate Rep. Julia Letlow fired back at Sen. Bill Cassidy's attack on her past DEI work, claiming that her efforts were hijacked by left-wing groups. Letlow is seeking to capitalize on Cassidy's struggles with the Democratic primary challenger in her bid for the Senate seat.
President Donald Trump has pledged to raise the case of detained American pastor Andrew Brunson during his upcoming visit to Beijing, as his family pleads for assistance in a time of need. Five weeks before the birth of her third child, Grace Drexel is seeking help from the US president for her father's release.
CIA whistleblower James Erdman III testified that the Biden administration buried analysis concluding a lab leak was the most likely origin of the COVID-19 pandemic, sparking an explosive hearing.
Democrats' efforts to maintain control in the upcoming midterm elections are being hindered by internal infighting over whether to make public the 2024 party autopsy report, which analyzes the party's performance. The dispute has clouded their push to win back congressional majorities.
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The US has lifted its costly visa bond requirement for citizens of select countries who have purchased tickets to World Cup matches in the US, a move attributed to the Trump administration.
Iran has deployed small submarines in the Strait of Hormuz as part of its military presence amid tensions with the US over rejected peace deals. The subs are considered vulnerable to detection and do not pose a significant threat due to their size and stealth capabilities.
President Donald Trump begins his China visit with a weekend summit that is likely to be more ceremonial than substantive, featuring hours of meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping in a pageant of diplomacy.
Sen. John Fetterman criticized several rising Democratic stars as 'socialist' or 'communist', targeting Seattle Mayor Graham Platner in a public statement. The comments are part of the party's efforts to appeal to its extreme base.
Whoopi Goldberg suggests that America appears 'de-balled' and unserious on the world stage, citing President Trump's rhetoric on the costs of the Iran war as an example of a lack of gravitas.
Two recent court rulings have reshaped the House of Representatives battlefield as Democrats face an uphill battle in their quest to flip the chamber and capture its majority in this year's midterm elections.
Former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert is criticizing The New York Times for allegedly misrepresenting his comments in a viral story about prisoner dog rape, claiming he was taken out of context.
Former Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra faced criticism for his handling of an on-camera interview with California gubernatorial candidate Annie Rose Ramos, where he attempted to control the terms of their conversation.
Dems under fire for 'malign Chinese influence' as shocking spy mayor donations uncovered, sparking questions of how many more politicians may be secretly receiving funds from the communist party.
A grandmother was arrested by US Marshals despite never having been to North Dakota or on an airplane, according to her attorney. She is among innocent individuals wrongly detained using facial recognition technology.
Three Senate Republicans break with President Donald Trump's stance on war powers regarding Iran, shattering a nearly unified Republican front behind his 'Operation Epic Fury' plan.
Reform UK leader Nigel Farage is facing an investigation by the Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards over a $6.7m gift from a party donor, amid accusations of corruption and breaching electoral law. The probe follows days after the anti-immigrant party's election success.
Seth Lugo's dominant career numbers against the White Sox give the Royals a strong advantage to avoid sweeping the series.
President Trump's planned summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping has raised concerns among Americans due to his willingness to potentially allow China to gain significant influence in the US-Pacific region. The White House has hinted that President Trump may be open to a deal that favors Chinese interests, sparking worries about national security and American values.
Vice President JD Vance's anti-fraud task force has withheld $1.4 billion in federal funding from home health and hospice providers nationwide following suspensions of suspected fraudulent activity. The move aims to target providers accused of financial impropriety.
A Washington-based nonprofit is suing to halt work on a project to repaint the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool in a patriotic color scheme approved by Trump's administration, citing preservation of historic elements. The lawsuit seeks to restore the pool to its original blue color.
A Michigan man has been sentenced to at least 30 years in prison for fatally running over his best friend on their wedding night just hours after celebrating the ceremony.
Open Society Foundations pledged $30 million to combat antisemitism and anti-Muslim hate through organizations that fight these forms of prejudice.
A California mayor accused of acting as a Chinese agent is putting a new spotlight on concerns about foreign influence inside the United States, adding to a growing list of incidents of espionage and infiltration. The case marks the latest in a string of high-profile cases involving suspected foreign agents operating within the US.
Former President Barack Obama appeared in Texas to help Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico win over Black voters after a contentious primary.
President Trump's upcoming Beijing summit presents a high-stakes test of his commitment to securing American hostages and meeting China's growing demands. As a key moment for diplomacy, the president must prioritize the release of detained US citizens amidst China's internment campaign in Xinjiang.
US President Donald Trump is set to meet with Chinese leader Xi Jinping in Beijing for high-stakes negotiations between the world's two largest powers.
President Donald Trump arrived in China for a state visit, accompanied by a plane full of top US officials and business leaders, to meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
Alejandro Mayorkas concedes that the Biden administration could have acted sooner on illegal immigration, implying it may have taken longer than necessary to implement border security measures.
Chinese President Xi Jinping is expected to press U.S. President Donald Trump on concessions related to Taiwan and tariffs during their upcoming summit.
The San Antonio Spurs have taken a 3-2 lead in their NBA Playoff series against the Minnesota Timberwolves after defeating them 126-97. Victor Wembanyama scored 27 points and grabbed 17 rebounds to help the Spurs secure the win.
Cristiano Ronaldo's Al-Nassr fell short of winning their first Saudi Pro League title in seven years when an injury-time own goal by goalkeeper Bento denied them victory.
Americans paid more for their groceries last month as prices for food eaten at home rose 2.9% in April due to factors beyond just high gasoline prices resulting from the Iran war, which may take months to fully impact grocery costs.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio made headlines after being spotted wearing a Nike tracksuit on Air Force One during a trip to China, sparking widespread online reactions and memes. The unusual outfit choice was shared widely on social media.
Republican Gov. Jim Pillen of Nebraska has won his Republican renomination in a bid for re-election as governor of the state, making him a significant step closer to securing a second term.
A cruise passenger who contracted hantavirus after being exposed on a ship in the Caribbean shared a video from his quarantine room at the University of Nebraska Medical Center. The National Quarantine Unit is where he was placed under isolation following the incident.
Virginia Sens. Mark Warner and Tim Kaine weighed in after the state Supreme Court blocked a newly drawn congressional map Friday, with Warner calling the ruling 'outrageous' and Kaine urging Democrats to 'go win'.
A handful of Republican state senators in South Carolina on Tuesday derailed an effort in the GOP-dominated legislature to redraw the state's congressional district map, potentially thwarting President Trump's plans to erase the only Democratic-held seat.
FBI Director Kash Patel and Sen. Chris Van Hollen clashed in a heated Senate hearing, exchanging personal accusations over allegations of misconduct and a past overseas trip, including a claim by Van Hollen that Patel was 'slinging margaritas' during the trip.
Republican Sen. Shelley Moore Capito of West Virginia wins GOP Senate primary with President Donald Trump's endorsement backing her bid.
Pakistan rejects claims it provided shelter for Iranian aircraft amidst US-Iran tensions, saying reports are 'baseless and unfounded'. US President Trump praises Pakistan's mediation efforts as 'absolutely great'.
Jason Collins, the NBA's first openly gay player, has died at the age of 47. He became widely known in 2013 as the first openly gay active player in a major American sports league.
A mural honoring murdered Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska was taken down in Providence, Rhode Island, amid local outrage following its unveiling.
President Donald Trump's meeting with Chinese Communist Party leader Xi Jinping will be closely monitored in Taiwan for signs that China may test the US resolve over its claims of Taiwan sovereignty.
The CIA has escalated its secret war against Mexican cartels through deadly operations within Mexico's borders. A mysterious explosion recently targeted a cartel operative on one of the country's busiest highways.
Researchers have recovered 42 lost pages from the ancient Codex H, one of the world's most important early New Testament manuscripts, featuring 'ghost' text that had been erased over centuries.
FBI Director Kash Patel is set to face Senate grilling as controversies swirl around his leadership, with lawmakers scrutinizing his performance and requesting a $12 billion budget boost for the agency.
The Pentagon's $1.5 trillion budget request will face its first test on Tuesday as House lawmakers quiz Secretary Pete Hegseth, with Democrats vowing to block the proposal.
A fired former acting FBI chief claims that his predecessor, Patel, tied job security to purging agents linked to Trump probes just days before President Trump's inauguration.
Nebraska Democrats are backing Cindy Burbank's Senate campaign by emphasizing her ability to help others win, shifting focus away from personal attributes.
Bill Maher critiques American liberals for lionizing political violence, calling it a 'dangerous' phenomenon that has resulted in a string of high-profile attacks, and argues that the left's response to such incidents is often inadequate.
The Eurovision Song Contest has begun in Vienna amidst tensions surrounding Israel's participation, with divisions looming over the country's inclusion at its 70th birthday celebration.
Americans' anger over the economy is largely directed at President Donald Trump and his Republican Party's performance in upcoming midterm elections, according to a CNN poll.
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Primary clashes are set to take place on Tuesday across several red-leaning states, including Nebraska, West Virginia, and New Jersey, setting the stage for a fierce midterm fight. Party showdowns for the House and Senate will determine general election matchups in the battle for Congress.
Republicans looking to win the 2026 midterms should focus on America's small businesses, which benefited significantly from Trump's tax cuts, according to a White House initiative launched this week.
US President Donald Trump is set to make his seventh face-to-face meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping on a trip to China, the first visit by a US leader to the country in years. The encounter will mark another significant test of relations between the two superpower leaders.
Senator Marco Rubio has conquered social media through his ability to inspire laughter and memes, becoming a one-man phenomenon with humor as his defining trait. He has successfully turned ridicule into a tool for online dominance, showcasing his wit and charm to millions.
Israeli legislators have approved a bill establishing a special tribunal that can impose the death penalty on Palestinians accused of involvement in the October 7, 2023 attacks led by Hamas.
A Russian cargo ship carrying suspected submarine nuclear reactors may have sunk in mysterious circumstances, approximately 60 miles off the coast of the United States.
A small Pennsylvania liberal arts college has dropped a professor's name from a campus building after it was revealed he excavated a Native American burial site and promoted racial hierarchies. The move comes amid controversy over grave digging at the institution.
President Trump pressured the Justice Department to issue subpoenas to journalists covering the Iran conflict, aiming to identify leakers and protect national security.
Georgia lawmakers are cracking down on an investigation into campaign finance violations linked to former gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams' voter outreach group, vowing to follow the facts regardless of who is involved.
A California mayor has agreed to plead guilty to acting as an illegal agent of China while in office, and has also been accused of secretly working for the country. The mayor's resignation comes after federal prosecutors brought charges against him with allegations of spreading Chinese propaganda.
A 78-year-old retired pastor has been convicted and fined for preaching a gospel sermon near a hospital in Northern Ireland. The pastor was found guilty of breaching health regulations by performing his sermon near the facility.
Senator Raphael Warnock urges Democrats to simplify their language when communicating with young men who feel left behind by the party's policies and rhetoric.
The US Supreme Court allows Alabama to eliminate a congressional district held by a Black Democrat, reversing a lower court's decision to redraw the map to preserve the majority-Black district. The conservative-majority ruling drew dissent from the courts' liberal justices.
Two former Chinese defense ministers have been sentenced to death with a two-year reprieve for corruption, marking one of the most severe punishments handed down to senior military officials in recent years.
FCC Commissioner Anna Gomez warned Disney CEO Josh DaMarco that the Trump administration is planning a 'censorship' campaign against the company. The warning comes after Disney faced increased scrutiny and backlash from conservative groups over its content, including the documentary series 'What Happened to America?' which was critical of former President Trump's policies.
UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer is fighting for survival amid a local election defeat that has led to pressure from within his own party and a wave of resignations among close aides.
The US Supreme Court has temporarily extended access to the abortion pill mifepristone until at least Thursday, as it considers restrictions on the widely used medication.
Federal authorities have charged over 25 alleged members and associates of Tren de Aragua in a nationwide crackdown, seizing guns, drugs, and large amounts of cash.
House Republicans have introduced legislation to strengthen campaign finance laws following scrutiny of Democratic-linked fundraising platform ActBlue, aiming to boost election transparency and security. The proposed package includes measures to improve disclosure and accountability in campaign contributions.
A nonprofit group has filed a lawsuit to stop the Trump administration's plan to paint the iconic blue color of the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool white. The group is asking a federal judge to halt the project, which they claim will damage the historic landmark's integrity.
US Rep. Jim Clyburn warns Republicans against attempting to redraw his district in a way that would break it, cautioning they could face backfire from voters. A Trump-backed effort by Republican South Carolina state lawmakers is trying to do just that.
Alabama's congressional map is currently under review by the US Supreme Court, and a new law signed by Republican Gov. Kay Ivey requires special primary elections if the court rules in favor of the state's redistricting plan.
Trump accuses Schumer of trying to 'interfere in our elections' with latest strategy. The partisan battle over midterm elections is heating up in Washington D.C.
President Trump rejects a proposed deal with Iran as 'totally unacceptable', according to reports, marking a significant escalation in tensions between the two nations.
The rising cost of airfare is a major concern for Americans ahead of summer vacation, with prices up 18% compared to the same time in 2025 due in part to the Democrats' antitrust policies that limited Spirit Airlines.
FBI Director Kash Patel emphasizes the importance of modernizing the bureau with cutting-edge technology to better serve and protect the American public in the AI age.
Maine Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner claims that tax-the-rich policies aren't 'trying' hard enough, suggesting real plans have not been properly tested.
A second suspected oil slick has been detected near Iran's Kharg Island export hub, raising concerns over a potential major environmental disaster in a vital global oil corridor. The new sighting heightens fears following the detection of an earlier oil spill in the area.
A 'The Price is Right' contestant won the largest single pricing game prize in the show's 54-year history, setting a new daytime record. Vanesa McCaskell, a retired Army veteran from Virginia, claimed the prize.
China's undersea cable attacks pose a $10 trillion threat to the US economy, and upcoming talks between Trump and Xi may raise concerns about the vulnerability of global communication networks.
US President Donald Trump said five Polish and Moldovan prisoners were released from detention in Belarus and Russia through US-led diplomatic efforts, thanking Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko for his role in the release.
A tsunami of sewage from Mexico is barreling towards the US coastline, threatening to contaminate Southern California's beaches and forcing repeated closures in areas like Coronado near San Diego.
Aaron Judge is on pace to make history and threaten his own American League single-season home run record for a second consecutive season.
President Joe Biden's lawyers are expected to object to the Justice Department's release of redacted written transcripts and audio recordings from 2017 interactions with his book ghostwriter. The DOJ plans to unseal the documents, which were previously withheld due to privacy concerns.
CBS host Margaret Brennan gives Democratic Rep. Ted Lieu a blunt reality check on the party's midterm election messaging, saying Democrats 'lost' the fight over the record-setting Department of Homeland Security shutdown.
A top White House economist is projecting U.S. GDP growth could exceed 5%, potentially surpassing 6% amid a surge in capital spending and optimism about the conflict in Iran.
Flytrex partners with Little Caesars to launch a drone delivery service that can deliver two large pizzas and drinks in under four minutes to select locations.