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Bangladesh says it has run out of resources for over 600,000 Rohingya refugees, eight years after they were forced to flee their homes in Myanmar due to persecution.
Illinois parents are outraged over a new law signed by Democratic Gov. J.B. Pritzker that extends student financial aid eligibility to illegal immigrants, sparking widespread criticism and frustration.
The largest Christian university in the country is projected to have record-breaking enrollment for the 2025-2026 school year, despite years of legal battles with federal agencies under the Biden administration.
Democrats face internal divisions at their summer meeting in Minnesota, with factions disagreeing over issues like the Israel-Hamas war and dark money in politics. The party seeks unity against President Donald Trump amid these contentious debates.
Botswana has declared a public health emergency amid a medicine shortage attributed to depleted government funds and reduced international aid, following steep cuts in assistance from the US.
Donald Trump threatened to pull funds from Maryland gubernatorial candidate Wes Moore's campaign if he continues to oppose him, amid tensions with other opponents including John Bolton and Chris Christie.
Carlos Alcaraz debuted his new buzz cut haircut during his first-round win at the US Open, drawing a mixed reaction online, but his spectacular tennis performance was all that mattered in the match.
Pakistan has launched a new rocket command ahead of its 78th Independence Day, with Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif announcing the formation of an Army Rocket Force Command equipped with modern technology.
A judge ordered the Utah legislature to redraw its congressional maps by next year's midterm elections after finding the state's legislative redistricting process was unlawful and favored Republican interests through gerrymandering. The ruling aims to ensure competitive elections in the state's districts.
Americans are fleeing to Canada in record numbers, seeking refugee status as they become increasingly disillusioned with life south of the border. The country's Immigration and Refugee Board has seen a dramatic spike in applications.
Comedian Bill Maher criticized modern pop stars for abandoning fans and compared them unfavorably to older entertainers who persevered despite adversity. He drew a contrast between the work ethic of past performers, such as Lucille Ball, and contemporary musicians like Taylor Swift.
A federal judge temporarily blocked Trump's administration from deporting Kilmar Abrego Garcia to Uganda, pending a further hearing.
President Donald Trump's administration is set to challenge a Supreme Court ruling that protects the burning of the American flag under the First Amendment, potentially flipping the landmark decision on its head; a new executive order could alter the balance between free speech and national pride.
President Trump is considering deploying additional National Guard troops to a Democrat-led city as part of a federal crime crackdown. This move follows recent efforts in other cities with Democratic mayors.
Comedian Marc Maron says he's always had a problem with Bill Maher's tone and believes he has a 'desperate chasing of relevance.
An ex-Washington Post fact checker has owned up to a poorly-aged report, but remains defiant against critics who have panned his methods and conclusions. The fact-checker's stance on the issue shows no signs of wavering despite mounting criticism from colleagues and others in the media.
A 'Make America Fentanyl Free' campaign has launched to help President Donald Trump fulfill his pledge to reduce fentanyl overdose deaths, which are one of the nation's deadliest public health crises.
Daniil Medvedev's US Open campaign ended abruptly after he exited the tournament in a chaotic match against Frances Tiafoe, following an on-court altercation with a photographer that occurred on match point.
President Trump targeted NBC and ABC News as 'FAKE NEWS,' criticizing their coverage as 'biased.' He also expressed support for revoking licenses from the networks if they continue to display what he considers unfair reporting.
France summons US Ambassador Charles Kushner over an antisemitism letter that accuses the French government of insufficient action against anti-Semitism.
President Donald Trump criticized New York Judge Arthur Engoron after a $500M penalty from his state civil fraud trial was erased on appeal, calling the judge 'incompetent' and 'crooked'.
Cal Raleigh became the first catcher in MLB history to hit 49 home runs in a single season, continuing his impressive dream season with the Seattle Mariners.
The co-hosts of liberal political podcast 'Pod Save America' described the Democratic Party as experiencing one of its 'worst' points in history, marking a major crisis for the party.
Post Malone has found his country rhythm in Utah, embracing activities such as horseback riding and fly fishing to connect with his rural roots. The singer recently planted roots in the state, where he enjoys spending time naked in the woods.
Bangladesh is holding a two-day international conference on the Rohingya community ahead of a high-level conference on the Rohingya refugee crisis in September on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly.
Trump's tariffs are gradually raising costs for American consumers as a result of 'sneakflation,' where the added costs are often passed on to US businesses and ultimately, American consumers.
A 35-year-old Florida woman was arrested for performing unlicensed dental work in multiple counties, allegedly using superglue on her victims' teeth, leaving them with infections and damaged teeth. Emely Martinez faces serious charges related to the alleged misconduct.
Donald Trump is carrying out a long-promised campaign vow to exact revenge against perceived adversaries, expanding government actions in response to what he sees as unfair treatment and investigations into his personal life and business dealings.
Tom Cruise performed a brutal stunt for 'Mission: Impossible' that nearly broke his back, demonstrating his dedication to achieving the perfect performance.
YouTube star Andrew Callaghan warns about the dangers of new media's impact on press legitimacy, citing a concerning trend in long-form podcast interviews during the 2024 election.
Ellen DeGeneres has shared a glimpse into her new life in the UK after fleeing the US following Donald Trump's 2024 presidential win, showing off her country lifestyle to fans on Instagram.
The Grand Canyon University, the largest Christian college in the US, has been cleared of federal allegations after a lawsuit from the Biden administration was dropped, ending years of 'lawfare'. The university had faced allegations that it discriminated against LGBTQ+ students and faculty.
The UK sees a surge in displays of its national symbols, including the St. George's Cross and Union Jack, as supporters rally against immigration policies reminiscent of US President Donald Trump's populist stance.
FBI agents raided the Bethesda, Md., home of former national security adviser John Bolton on Friday morning, amid a classified documents probe linked to his difficult relationship with President Donald Trump.
Republican public safety advocate Gianno Caldwell is considering a bid for the open Illinois Senate seat in 2026 as Chicagoans grow increasingly frustrated with crime woes.
Immigration and Customs Enforcement notified Kilmar Abrego Garcia's lawyers that he may face deportation to Uganda following his release from a Tennessee jail on Friday.
President Donald Trump's grip on Washington D.C.'s police force is fueling Democrats' demands for the district to become a state, as the debate over D.C. statehood intensifies. Trump invoked authority over local police in his second week in office.
A Democratic socialist and Minneapolis mayoral candidate lost a key endorsement after being caught holding a foreign-language rally that seemed to ignore American culture; Omar Fateh, a Somali American, faced backlash over the incident.
Texas Senate approves new congressional maps designed to benefit Republican candidates for up to 5 additional House seats in the 2024 midterm elections.
The Texas Senate passed a new congressional map backed by Donald Trump to bolster Republican chances of retaining control of the US House in 2024, clearing the final redistricting hurdle.
Lyle Menendez, one of two brothers convicted in the 1989 shotgun slayings of their parents in Beverly Hills, was denied parole by a California review board on Friday in his first appearance before the board.
Myanmar rebels, specifically the Arakan Army, are advancing on Rakhine State's strategic western frontier, potentially shifting power and redefining the country's landscape. The developments come as both China and India watch closely, given their significant interests in the region.
A California school board meeting turned emotional amid controversy over a girls' volleyball team that forfeited to an opponent featuring a transgender player. The debate highlights differing views on inclusivity and fairness in sports.
Hundreds of Defense Department civilians have volunteered for temporary details with the Department of Homeland Security to support operations along the southern border under President Trump's order. The civilian workers will help bolster efforts at the troubled southern border.
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson blasts President Donald Trump's plan to deploy the National Guard as 'uncoordinated, uncalled-for and unsound', criticizing it as a threat to crack down on crime in the city.
The Trump administration has lowered FBI recruitment standards, a move that comes as the administration has repeatedly claimed itself as a meritocracy for top employees.
A growing number of American retirees are choosing to move abroad in search of a lower cost of living or more desirable climate, with many finding that it will better suit their financial or lifestyle needs during their golden years. The trend is gaining momentum as the movement takes shape.
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison is gloating about a lawsuit he filed against President Donald Trump's Department of Justice to protect the rights of transgender athletes to compete in girls' sports. The lawsuit aims to block the Trump administration's policy that restricts biological males from participating in female sports competitions.
The Justice Department has released interview recordings between a top federal prosecutor and Ghislaine Maxwell, who was convicted of and civilly liable for her role in Jeffrey Epstein's crimes.
President Donald Trump hinted at expanding his D.C. crime crackdown to Chicago amid an anti-crime push in Washington, suggesting that law and order efforts would be taken to other cities as well if successful in the nation's capital.
The UN-backed Global Hunger Monitor has declared famine in Gaza City and surrounding areas, warning that it is likely to spread across the enclave.
Democrats and conservatives alike are criticizing Cracker Barrel's decision to rebrand itself as a welcoming space for LGBTQ+ individuals, joining forces against what they see as a 'woke' shift. The chain restaurant's move has sparked outrage among some of its most loyal customers and Republican lawmakers.
I couldn't find any information about AOC stopping Gen Z from drifting to TikTok. The White House joining TikTok may not be enough to retain Gen Z support, and Trump needs to take action to change this trend.
Erik Menendez, one of two brothers convicted in the 1989 shotgun slaying of their parents in Beverly Hills, has been denied parole by a California review board.
Packers' Zack Tom was ejected during a heated joint practice with the Seahawks after punches were thrown, marking one of the most intense moments in the session.
California's Democratic-led legislature has passed a redistricting plan in response to Texas' efforts to redraw its own congressional districts amid concerns of election manipulation. The legislation, known as the Election Rigging Response Act, aims to safeguard California's electoral process.
A New York judge who fined Donald Trump $500 million has been found to have falsified financial records by inflating questionable figures without backing from reality. The court's decision to throw out his findings comes after a ruling that the judge had 'cooked the books'.
Biotech CEO sues Uber after a video capturing an illegal immigrant driver violently assaulting him while driving him and his dog downtown Charleston, SC, is released. The driver was subsequently caught and charged in connection to the incident.
Tyson Bagent breaks down in tears after receiving a life-changing two-year, $10 million contract from the Chicago Bears, citing it as a weight lifted off his shoulders. The move comes amid the team's quarterback situation, with Caleb Williams potentially taking over at the position.
Tariffs are causing parents to experience sticker shock when shopping for back-to-school essentials, with prices on items like sneakers rising by $10-$20 compared to last year.
Donald Trump is celebrating a 'big' victory in Texas that could bolster the Republican Party's majority, according to reports.
Eleventh former Biden administration aide Ian Sams testifies before the House Oversight Committee amid an investigation into allegations of a 'cover-up.' Republicans are seeking to uncover whether documents were autopenned without proper authorization.
California Democrats prepare to pass their redistricting plan ahead of Republicans in the Texas House approving new maps for their congressional districts hours earlier.
Armed men on motorcycles are fueling ongoing conflict in the Sahel region, disrupting daily life and forcing residents to live in fear. The group's activities have brought a sense of normalcy back to Parakou, Benin's Parakou neighborhood, where children now eagerly await the sound of their motorbikes.
NATO defense chiefs reaffirmed their commitment to Ukraine during a virtual summit, discussing security guarantees for the country. All 32 allied military leaders participated in the meeting, marking the first briefing of its kind led by NATO Chiefs of Defense.
The US Navy is cutting 35% of civilian Public Affairs jobs in an effort to prioritize military readiness over bureaucratic functions. The move comes as part of a broader push by Secretary John C. Phelan to streamline the department's operations and focus on its core mission.
Texas Republicans have secured a major win as their proposed congressional map passed the state house, overcoming a Democratic blockade and bolstering their chances of holding onto seats in the US House next year.
Morgan Wallen will not submit his record-breaking country album for Grammy Awards consideration, a decision made by his representatives despite the album's commercial success.
Texas Republican-led legislature gave initial approval to a new electoral map that is expected to give the GOP an additional five seats in the U.S. House after Democrats protested the change.
A federal appeals court in San Francisco has granted an emergency stay, halting protections for approximately 60,000 immigrants from Honduras who had been previously preserved under Temporary Protected Status (TPS).
The US has announced additional sanctions on four International Criminal Court (ICC) officials for their alleged actions targeting Americans and Israelis. The move comes in response to President Donald Trump's executive orders targeting ICC officials over cases involving the US and Israel.
A vandal hurled rocks through the stained-glass windows of a Washington D.C. church, while another car was destroyed as part of an ongoing federal crime crackdown in the city. The incident occurred during the day and is believed to be connected to efforts by the Trump administration to reduce crime in D.C.
A fugitive father is wanted in connection with the murder of his three daughters who were found dead in a rural area; authorities are searching for him after he disappeared into the wilderness nearly three months ago.
Lawyers for Salvadoran migrant Kilmar Abrego Garcia have filed a motion to dismiss a federal case against him, citing a 'vindictive' prosecution by the Trump DOJ.
Curtis Sliwa, the Republican nominee for New York City mayor, has suggested new nicknames for his opponents, including Governor Cuomo as 'Cuomio' and Manhattan Borough President Adams as 'Adamsman.' Sliwa is urging Donald Trump to remain neutral in the election.
Target CEO Brian Cornell is stepping down after 11 years as the company faces continued slumping sales and backlash over its approach to diversity, equity, and inclusion.
A 20-year-old Florida man credits his faith after a gold cross pendant saved him from a point-blank gunshot wound to the chest while visiting a friend's apartment. The necklace shattered upon impact, but the man claims it played a role in his miraculous survival.
Rep. Elise Stefanik was booed offstage during an event in her upstate New York district on Monday, where protesters chanted 'traitor' amidst a dispute with radical Far Left Democrat agitators.
Sweden striker Alexander Isak has slammed Newcastle United for breaking promises and misleading fans in a social media statement, potentially boosting Liverpool's chances of signing him. Isak wants out of the Premier League club.
Indian Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee clashed with Hindu priests over the construction of a chariot at a temple in Digha, West Bengal, amid tensions between politics and faith. The dispute highlights growing divisions within India's ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).
US warships have been deployed to patrol international waters around Venezuela as President Trump pledges to crack down on deadly drug cartels. The move comes as part of a US military buildup aimed at countering cartel influence in the region.
The New York Times pulled an op-ed by Hunter Biden after he filed a lawsuit against former First Lady Melania Trump, according to details revealed by Andrew Callaghan in an exclusive interview. The channel's host is now sharing inside information on the shocking move by the iconic publication.
At least 71 people, including 17 children, have been killed in western Afghanistan after a passenger bus carrying refugees, recently deported from neighbouring Iran, caught fire after colliding with another vehicle.
A North Carolina beach town was rocked Tuesday morning when a hit-and-run driver crashed into a veterinary office gas line, triggering a fiery explosion that sent at least three firefighters to the hospital. The incident has shaken the community and is under investigation.
Sen. Adam Schiff launches a legal defense fund amid claims he is being 'weaponized' by President Donald Trump in a federal investigation for alleged mortgage fraud.
The Director of National Intelligence (DNI) Tulsi Gabbard announced she had removed security clearances from 37 current and former intelligence officials at Trump's direction over accusations of politicizing intelligence.
Popular kids' game Roblox is facing pressure over allegations of child predators on its platform, prompting concerns about the safety and well-being of young users.
Democratic Rep. Sarah McBride has accused President Donald Trump of launching an 'all-out assault' against 'American democracy.
Zohran Mamdani's supporters are unfazed by President Donald Trump's 'communist' label, defending the candidate's affordable housing fight as a key part of his platform. The New York City Democratic mayoral nominee's primary upset earlier this summer has been marked by intense backlash from the president.
Comcast's ongoing split of NBCUniversal into separate entities is nearing completion, ultimately resulting in a corporate divorce between the NBC and MSNBC networks; the fate of each network remains uncertain as a result.
President Donald Trump is targeting a beloved museum as part of his efforts to scrub out 'woke' and anti-American messaging from government institutions. The museum's diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives are among those being targeted in Trump's clean-up efforts.
Former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo is intensifying his criticism of mayoral rival Zohran Mamdani over prostitution policy, following Mamdani's evasive response to a question about its 'destructive' impact.
President Donald Trump is urging Texas lawmakers to pass a contentious congressional map as soon as possible after Democratic lawmakers returned from a two-week absence on Monday.
The US government has charged dozens of alleged Tren de Aragua members with murder-for-hire and drug trafficking, marking a significant development in its efforts to combat the Venezuelan gang's operations in the country.
Home Depot has told Florida's GOP to stop using its brand to promote immigration detentions at a new facility in the state. The hardware company is rejecting the use of its brand to market the detention center.
Attorney General Pam Bondi and FBI Director Kash Patel have named Missouri Attorney General Andrew Bailey as an additional deputy director of the FBI, according to a report by Fox News Digital.
President Donald Trump predicted that MSNBC's Deadline: White House host Nicolle Wallace will be fired 'soon' after an on-air rant, claiming she is a 'loser'.
Taylor Swift has unveiled a special edition vinyl cover for her upcoming album 'The Life of a Showgirl' featuring a sizzling bodysuit.
California Democratic Rep. Ro Khanna re-ups bill to ban ICE from obscuring identities after agents showed up at Gov. Gavin Newsom's press conference announcing his redistricting plans, prompting a heated outburst.
The US Federal Trade Commission sued ticket reseller Key Investment Group for evading purchasing limits on tickets to live events, including Taylor Swift's Eras tour, in order to resell them. The FTC claims that Key Investment Group bought thousands of tickets under the limit to resell them at inflated prices.