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UN to halve food aid for 1 million Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh due to funding crunch, leaving many at risk of starvation.
Wall Street is turning its back on Elon Musk as his electric car company's plunging share price sparks widespread anger among investors, marking a shift away from the billionaire entrepreneur after his Tesla surged 84% following the US election.
The Democratic National Committee has tapped a far-left progressive to revitalize the party, following a series of internal conflicts and declining voter support.
President Donald Trump is preparing to sign an executive order to dismantle the Department of Education, marking a significant step towards eliminating the agency that oversees US education policy.
Former Mets manager Pete Rose expressed disbelief over his Hall of Fame absence despite being a key figure in baseball history. Rose's exclusion from Cooperstown remains a point of contention for many fans and fellow players.
Sen. John Fetterman criticized his own party for displaying 'unhinged petulance' after President Donald Trump's address to Congress, drawing a metaphorical comparison to a blaring car alarm.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz struggled when asked who the leader of his party is now, saying 'the voting public' is in charge. He made the comments during a discussion about President Donald Trump's joint address to Congress.
Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy believes he has built up enough trust with his loyal fanbase that he could build a powerful and successful news outlet because many young Americans don't trust traditional media outlets.
The Trump administration allegedly pressured Israel to abstain from voting on a UN resolution condemning Russia's invasion of Ukraine in an effort to strengthen ties with Russia and neutralize Iran's growing threat. The move is part of President Trump's 'Israel art of the deal' strategy, which aims to repair relationships between Israel and key world powers including Russia and Putin.
Rep. Al Green set a bar for Democrats to stand up against President Trump's speech, but most of them failed to meet it, remaining seated in defiance.
Dave Portnoy scolds Democrats for their 'theatrics' during President Donald Trump's joint address to Congress, calling it a 'kindergarten skit'.
Consumer protection workers at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau are facing chaos and confusion as their agency is dismantled, with court filings revealing emails and documents that highlight the turmoil. The situation has raised concerns about the impact on consumers who rely on the agency's oversight of financial institutions.
Young father killed by illegal immigrant highlights 'betrayal' of sanctuary cities, says Republican; Louisiana Rep. Clay Higgins criticizes President Trump's stance on sanctuary cities during a House Oversight Committee hearing.
Riley Gaines plans to send a 'thank-you note' to Lia Thomas in honor of their 2022 NCAA women's swimming championships tie. This marks the three-year anniversary of the historic moment between the two athletes.
House Speaker Mike Johnson's chief of staff Hayden Haynes was recently arrested for allegedly driving while intoxicated after his office was disrupted by a speech by former President Donald Trump to Congress.
Vice President JD Vance toured the southern border and took a victory lap after witnessing a sharp drop in border encounters, attributing it to the policies implemented during the Trump administration.
Elon Musk has expressed support for privatizing the US Postal Service and Amtrak, stating that such entities can 'reasonably be privatized.
German parties agree to overhaul borrowing rules, paving the way for historic increase in defense spending and creation of a $536 billion infrastructure fund.
The Zambia government's inaction on environmental law violations has led to an increased risk of severe health problems for many children, primarily due to lead poisoning, according to human rights watchdogs.
Rep. Al Green was removed from the House chamber after shouting during President Donald Trump's first speech to Congress, marking a moment of disruption from some Democrats who ignored party guidance. The incident occurred on the same day that protesters gathered outside the Capitol to express their opposition to Trump.
Rep. Al Green, a Democratic lawmaker from Texas, was removed from the House chamber for protesting during President Donald Trump's address to Congress, prompting social media reactions that described his actions as 'embarrassing'.
Indiana Governor Mike Braun signs executive order banning trans athletes from competing in women's college sports, honoring a former San Jose State University athlete who lost her scholarship due to her transition.
The Trump administration is preparing to sell hundreds of non-core federal buildings, a decision made by the General Services Administration. The move aims to reduce the government's financial burden and cut costs through the sale of underutilized properties.
The editorial director of The New York Times said that former President Joe Biden's immigration policy was 'never what most American voters wanted,' in an interview with The New Yorker.
Senate Democrats faced criticism on social media for releasing identical video messages before President Donald Trump's joint address to Congress, with conservatives labeling them as 'like robots' for using the same talking points against Trump. The conservative backlash came ahead of Trump's speech Tuesday night.
The Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) canceled $4.5 million in grants, including a nearly $1 million grant for alpaca farming in Peru and another grant to reduce social discrimination.
Former US President Donald Trump has criticized CBS News host Margaret Brennan, saying anyone on the street can do her job, in response to a recent interview where she discussed the impact of his actions on the nation's discourse.
Senate Democrats are urging New York legal authorities to investigate Acting Deputy Attorney General Emil Bove over allegations of professional misconduct related to his handling of a case involving former New York City Mayor Eric Adams.
Boxing star Amanda Serrano signs a lifetime deal with Jake Paul-backed promotion Most Valuable Promotions.
Target warns that consumer confidence is declining amid stress on America's economy, citing the impact of tariffs as a major concern. This latest warning is part of a series of red flags about US shoppers and economic health.
Tennis legend John McEnroe expressed outrage after Senate Democrats failed to support a bill aimed at keeping boys out of girls' sports, calling it 'unbelievable' and 'terrible'.
Former Canadian Deputy Prime Minister John Icerd was verbally berated by conservative commentator Candace Owens during a live podcast appearance for Canada's progressive policies, sparking debate over free speech and cultural sensitivity. The confrontation occurred when Icerd criticized Owens' criticism of Canadian woke policies.
The Trump administration terminated funding for 10,000 foreign aid contracts and grants, ending support for lifesaving programs worldwide. The move was made abruptly last week, affecting programs that had been granted to help with global health issues among other concerns.
Far-left Democratic lawmakers plan widespread protests and disruptions at President Donald Trump's speech to Congress on Tuesday night, amid debate over the extent of their actions.
Reports that Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency team is using AI for cost-cutting decisions have raised concerns among experts about a 'massive risk' of security breaches and biased firings. Experts warn that AI-powered decision-making can lead to unforeseen consequences if not properly monitored and regulated.
President Donald Trump has been cracking down on drug cartels, but US gunmakers are now seeking relief from a Mexican lawsuit that could hold them liable for violence caused by their weapons in Mexico. The Supreme Court is being asked to save the gunmakers from what they claim is an unfair and unconstitutional lawsuit.
Linda McMahon's Education Department puts students with special needs at risk by undermining inclusive education policies. This move threatens to undermine the progress made in supporting children with disabilities such as autism and Down syndrome.
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz is facing ridicule after hinting at a potential 2028 presidential run, sparking criticism that he's already planning his next campaign.
Donald Trump's former national security adviser accused him of 'coddling Putin' during his presidency, suggesting a lack of resolve in addressing Russia's actions. The criticism comes as Trump faces renewed scrutiny over his handling of Ukraine policy and alleged collusion with Russia.
President Donald Trump attacked Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy for making what he called his 'worst statement' on the war with Russia, saying the US will no longer tolerate such comments.
A group closely tied to House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries is spending millions on an ad campaign targeting 23 Republican lawmakers who support a Medicaid expansion bill, accusing them of trying to take it away from vulnerable Americans.
President Donald Trump is set to deliver a speech to Congress amid his vast power and willingness to challenge the legislative and judicial branches. The event comes as a test of the relationship between the executive and legislative branches.
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer outlines a framework for a peace plan between Ukraine and Russia, but acknowledges US support is crucial to its success. The plan has sparked mixed reactions from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and calls for his resignation.
Democrats' private retreat advises them to 'embrace patriotism' and distance themselves from elite circles in an effort to win back working-class voters. The strategy aims to help the party regain ground among these key constituents.
Leading evangelicals are urging President Trump to recognize Israeli sovereignty over the 'biblical heartland' of Judea and Samaria, a region at the center of a long-standing Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Ivanka Trump's grandson plays football and chess with Miami Dolphins stars Tua Tagovailoa and Braxton Berrios. The photos were posted by Ivanka Trump on her Instagram account.
Trump's funding cuts are starting to take a toll in North Carolina as ordinary people struggle to access basic necessities due to reduced assistance programs. An out-of-work federal contractor has applied for food stamps for the first time in her life amid mounting financial difficulties.
Hezbollah rallied thousands of supporters for the funeral of its longtime leader Hassan Nasrallah after he was killed in an Israeli air strike in September, amidst a new relationship to the state. The group is grappling with shifting dynamics post-war Lebanon.
South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster has declared a state of emergency due to widespread wildfires in the Carolinas, with firefighters battling hundreds of blazes.
Measles outbreaks in Texas and New Mexico have raised concerns among Americans, leading health experts to emphasize the importance of vaccination as a preventative measure against the highly contagious disease.
Bill Maher criticized the no-spend day protests, calling them 'stupid' and suggesting that Democrats should focus on winning elections instead of staging economic blackouts as a form of protest against Trump. His panel also weighed in on the tactic.
Melania Trump is set to deliver her first public remarks as first lady since Joe Biden's inauguration, focusing on a bill to combat deepfake revenge porn that targets victims of online harassment.
Democratic California Rep. Lateefah Simon will deliver her party's response to President Donald Trump's upcoming congressional address, a longtime friend and mentee of former Vice President Kamala Harris has been tapped for the role.
U.S. President Donald Trump has announced five digital assets he expects to include in a new U.S. crypto strategic reserve, causing their market values to spike. The names of the cryptocurrencies were not specified by Trump, but their prices saw significant increases as a result.
Rep. Byron Donalds, R-Fla., addressed rumors that First Lady Casey DeSantis could run for governor in an opposing bid to succeed her husband, pointing to potential support from former President Trump.
Democratic Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey said the Democratic Party was 'hampered' by former President Joe Biden being its strongest communicator in chief, citing his lack of a strong public image as a hindrance to party messaging and election success.
JD Vance placed President Volodymyr Zelensky at the center of a tense Oval Office exchange while campaigning in Pennsylvania last September. Vance had previously criticized Zelensky for lacking gratitude, but this time he seemed to be addressing their earlier interactions.
Pope Francis had a peaceful night in hospital and will skip Sunday's noon blessing while continuing his recovery from double pneumonia.
A video capturing the implosion of the world's tallest roller coaster, Kingda Ka, was caught on camera during its demolition at a Six Flags park in New Jersey. The record-breaking ride marked the end of a thrilling chapter in amusement park history.
Former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo is running for NYC mayor, seeking to expand his Democratic influence in the city and potentially set his sights on an even bigger prize. He has a history of climbing the party ladder, having served as governor after winning his father's seat in Congress.
Former U.S. Rep. Mia Love's brain cancer has stopped responding to treatment, prompting her family to focus on enjoying the time they have left together.
An ER doctor is sharing five simple habits she wants her patients to start adopting for a healthier lifestyle, including regular exercise and healthy eating. By making these small changes, individuals can significantly improve their overall well-being and reduce their risk of chronic diseases.
Transgender track athlete Sadie Schreiner won first place at the USATF Open Masters Championships in the women's 400-meter dash, receiving a default victory after other competitors withdrew from the event.
President Donald Trump reports that encounters with illegal immigrants have reached historic lows during his first full month in office, with 8,326 apprehensions recorded.
Alec Baldwin and his brother Billy are reportedly battling over their differing political views within their famous family. The two brothers once had an easier time keeping the peace, but now admit to being at odds.
Taiwan's volunteer military is shrinking amid growing Chinese aggression, facing challenges in recruiting professional personnel. The trend comes as China intensifies its campaign of aggression against the island.
David Johansen, lead singer of 1970s glam and protopunk band the New York Dolls, has died at the age of 75. He was also known for his campy alter ego Buster Poindexter.
Former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo has announced his candidacy for mayor of New York City, marking a surprising move after he resigned from office in 2021 amid sexual misconduct allegations.
Elon Musk's new look for a government contract sends a message about his identity and role. The billionaire's attire in the Oval Office is unusual for a figure like him.
Ramadan has brought both devastation and unshakable faith to Gaza, where the echoes of war continue to resonate amidst a month of fasting and prayer for the Palestinian community.
A mother from Texas has launched a children's milk brand called Jubilee with 'secret' veggie flavors, which she claims is perfectly timed for the MAHA movement - an initiative to promote healthy eating habits among kids.
Deputy FBI Director-elect Dan Bongino suggested on his podcast that the agency he will soon lead was involved in planting pipe bombs ahead of January 6, calling it an 'inside job'.
An Illinois jury has convicted a landlord in connection to the 2023 stabbing that killed 6-year-old Palestinian American boy Wadee Alfayoumi and critically injured his mother.
President Donald Trump's staff loaded boxes of items seized during a 2022 raid on his Mar-a-Lago estate onto Air Force One after he reclaimed them. The raid was executed by former special counsel Jack Smith.
President Donald Trump returned to Florida on Air Force One with boxes of documents seized by the FBI from Mar-a-Lago following a court-ordered search warrant in August 2022.
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez is facing criticism from swimmer Riley Gaines for her silence on trans inclusion in women's sports, prompting Gaines to urge the congresswoman to change her stance. Gaines has been vocal about her concerns over the issue, particularly after being stripped of her gold medal at a world championships due to a trans female opponent.
The Supreme Court is considering a spending freeze imposed by former President Donald Trump for the first time, as the case moves forward after a U.S. District Judge blocked the freeze last week.
A heroic Ohio bus driver is credited with saving more than a dozen middle school students after a fire broke out in the vehicle on their way to school, engulfing the bus in flames but allowing for a swift evacuation of students thanks to the driver's quick response.
The planned release deadline for Martin Luther King Jr. and Robert F. Kennedy assassination files has gained renewed interest following a widely panned release of Jeffrey Epstein's files by the Department of Justice.
President Trump faced backlash on social media after a meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Vice President Kamala Harris went awry.
Pope Francis' condition worsened after a bronchospasm episode, leading to vomiting and an inhalation event; he has begun non-invasive ventilation following a further decline in his health.
Bosnia's international high representative accuses the regional leaders of the autonomous Serb region of seeking to destabilise the country. The region's lawmakers recently passed legislation that bars members of the state parliament from voting on certain issues.
A suicide bombing at a mosque in northwestern Pakistan has killed at least six people, including a prominent religious scholar, and injured at least 20, according to authorities.
Bangladeshi students who led mass protests to depose Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina have launched a political party ahead of upcoming parliamentary elections.
Actress Tatum O'Neal publicly expressed her anger towards her late father Ryan O'Neal after he cut her out of his will, stating 'Keep it'. O'Neal and O'Neal had a notoriously difficult relationship throughout her life.
President Donald Trump is pushing to implement a conservative social agenda from predominantly red states in blue states that have consistently rejected such policies.
Elon Musk's request for federal workers to submit weekly accomplishments sparked a wave of mockery on social media, with many questioning the productivity and competence of government employees. The internet trolls may have inadvertently highlighted the need for more effective management and accountability in the federal workforce.
Sen. Alex Padilla is calling on Elon Musk and Acting Director of OPM Charles Ezell to stop sending mass emails to staffers, citing it as a 'distraction' that hinders their work.
Haitians in the U.S. are bracing for the fallout of Trump's immigration crackdown as they face uncertain futures and potential deportations under new policies.
FBI Director Kash Patel reportedly proposes a partnership with the UFC to improve the physical fitness of FBI agents, as part of his efforts to modernize law enforcement training. The suggestion was made during a teleconference with field office heads.
Allegations are flying behind the scenes of the Goya Foods family business following a self-published press release from former boss Robert Bob Unanue about his departure from the company after nearly five decades.
Former US President Donald Trump announced a deal with Ukraine to mine rare earth minerals, stating it will lead to a 'sustainable' future in US-Ukraine relations. The agreement aims to promote economic cooperation between the two countries.
The U.S. Department of Education has launched an 'EndDEI' portal, a new online platform allowing parents to report instances of discrimination in classrooms. The portal, accessible at EndDEI.gov, enables parents to describe experiences and report concerns directly to the department.
President Donald Trump met with Kansas City Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker at the White House on Thursday, more than two weeks after the team's loss in Super Bowl LIX.
US and Canadian air forces conduct joint military drills in Greenland to prepare for potential action under harsh Arctic conditions as part of Operation Noble Defender.
Hindu nationalist groups are facing backlash over their criticism of US President Joe Biden's stance on India, with some accusing them of perpetuating 'Hinduphobia' rather than racism. The controversy has sparked heated debates among Indian Americans and Hindu community leaders.
Hama, Syria can finally speak out openly after more than 40 years of silence regarding the February 1982 massacre committed by then-President Hafez al-Assad, allowing residents to mourn and process their trauma.
Israel refuses to withdraw forces from Gaza-Egypt border, citing ongoing ceasefire agreement.
President Donald Trump's labor secretary nominee is expected to pass a key vote before the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions following support from Democrats.
Lori Chavez-DeRemer, President Donald Trump's nominee for labor secretary, cleared a key vote before the Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions after gaining Democratic support.