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President Donald Trump has pardoned his former personal lawyer Rudy Giuliani, his former chief of staff Mark Meadows, and others who backed Republican efforts to overturn the 2020 election results.
A German court is set to open the trial of Saudi Arabian doctor Taleb al-Abdulmohsen for allegedly carrying out a ramming attack at last year's Christmas market. Al-Abdulmohsen, 51, is accused of being responsible for the attack that killed four people and injured many others.
Senate lawmakers voted to reopen the government in a deal that brought together 8 Democrats and 52 Republicans, following an eight-day shutdown over healthcare issues. The measure was criticized by Democrats who opposed the resolution.
The UN warns that climate-related disasters and conflict have displaced millions of people worldwide ahead of COP30 in Brazil, which marks the start of its annual climate change conference.
Democrats successfully used affordability as a key issue to beat Republicans across the country in the recent elections, securing significant wins.
Washington State University suspended a continuing medical education course examining evidence for gender medicine after the accrediting body opened an inquiry following complaints from LGBTQ+ activists. The course had featured a video series on youth gender medicine that critics claimed was biased and lacking in scientific rigor.
President Donald Trump has pardoned a long list of his political allies involved in alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election, including Rudy Giuliani. The pardon was confirmed by Trump's pardon attorney.
President Donald Trump has granted 'full, complete and unconditional' pardons to several key allies accused of attempting to overturn the 2020 election, including Rudy Giuliani, Mark Meadows, and Sidney Powell.
China introduces a new visa scheme to attract global tech talent, as Vaishnavi Srinivasagopalan, an Indian IT professional, considers working in China amidst job opportunities abroad. The 'K-visa' program aims to woo sci-tech professionals with incentives and work permits.
Senate Democrats agreed to pass a revised bill, clearing the way for the government's potential reopening on Sunday.
A group of Democrats and one Democratic-aligned independent has helped secure an agreement to end the government shutdown by supporting a vote on the Affordable Care Act subsidies in exchange for other concessions.
Margaret Atwood claims to receive more backlash from critics on the left than from the right for not 'preaching the sermon' and pushing politics in a specific direction. This criticism comes despite her efforts to address social issues through her work.
Billionaire philanthropist Miriam Adelson expressed support for Rep. Elise Stefanik's New York gubernatorial campaign launch, although she did not provide a formal endorsement.
Iran's severe drought is expected to weaken the regime and its nuclear program, warns a UN environmental expert. The crisis threatens Tehran's stability and poses serious challenges for the country's embattled government.
Detroit Lions wide receiver Amon-Ra St Brown celebrated a touchdown by performing President Donald Trump's signature dance move at Northwest Stadium during a Washington Commanders game.
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Historically Black colleges and universities are experiencing a surge in violent attacks and threats against students, prompting fears from experts that outsiders may be 'hell-bent on creating havoc' on campus. The rise in violence is raising concerns among students, administrators, and experts nationwide.
US senators warn that AI could drive unemployment to 20% as they introduce a new bipartisan bill targeting job tracking, aiming to clarify AI's impact on jobs in the workforce. The proposed AI-Related Job Impacts Clarity Act shines a spotlight on the growing concern over AI's influence on employment.
The US government shutdown has entered its 40th day, affecting around 750,000 federal employees and leaving millions without access to food assistance as lawmakers continue to disagree on a deal to end the impasse.
Ukrainian strikes have disrupted power and heating in two major Russian cities near the Ukrainian border, according to local officials. The disruptions come amid ongoing tensions between Russia and Ukraine.
The Iranian regime has smuggled at least $1 billion to its terrorist proxy Hezbollah in Lebanon despite heavy US sanctions this year, according to top officials at the U.S. Treasury Department.
A family's story highlights Israel's actions as part of a broader medical evacuation crisis in Gaza, where civilians are struggling to access necessary care due to a combination of factors including conflict and infrastructure issues. The humanitarian situation has sparked international concern over the treatment of Palestinians in need of medical assistance.
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene has expressed support for Rep. Nancy Pelosi's planned retirement, sparking speculation about a potential 2028 run by the MAGA firebrand.
Republican lawmakers are attempting to strip Zohran Mamdani of his US citizenship due to his Muslim faith and South Asian heritage, raising questions about its validity under federal law. It remains unclear if such an effort would be successful.
ACA enrollment is facing a new challenge as skyrocketing health insurance premiums force enrollees to make tough decisions about their coverage options and affordability. Many are being forced to consider alternatives to maintain access to healthcare despite rising costs.
UK and Germany accuse Russia of threatening their satellites in space as Russian and Chinese space satellites are spotted spying on those used by Western powers.
Vice President JD Vance fired up Marine Corps troops on their 250th birthday, urging them to 'kick the enemy's a-- and come home safe' during a ceremony in Washington, D.C.
FBI investigating after a passenger died aboard a Carnival cruise ship that recently returned to Florida, and the company has confirmed its cooperation with the agency.
Chevy Chase's iconic portrayal of U.S. President Gerald Ford as a bumbling klutz on Saturday Night Live will be celebrated for 50 years starting November 8. Today, SNL continues to mock the president, marking a significant shift in the show's format and tone.
Footage of Donald Trump appearing to close his eyes during an Oval Office event spread across social media, with critics seized on it to accuse him of nodding off during a significant announcement. The images sparked widespread ridicule and concern among the president's opponents.
The Department of Justice moved 'swiftly and decisively' to stop an ISIS-linked terror plot targeting Jews on Halloween, according to federal prosecutors who say the FBI broke up a network stretching from Michigan to New Jersey.
Indian mythic superstars are losing their allure as a new generation ditches traditional rituals in favor of modern alternatives, marking the end of an era for these beloved figures. The pilgrimage to see them is dwindling in popularity, signaling a shift away from ancient traditions and towards more contemporary entertainment options.
Politicians face a reckoning as the longest government shutdown persists, threatening severe consequences for those who supported the closures, regardless of whether the government reopens soon or remains shuttered. Voters are likely to exact revenge if the shutdown continues.
Ireland's soccer federation votes to call for UEFA to suspend Israel from competition due to alleged violations. This marks the third instance of a European country calling for Israel's suspension from competition.
The death toll in Gaza has surpassed 69,000 nearly a month after a ceasefire between Hamas and Israel, amid continued reports of killings and ongoing efforts to search for bodies under rubble.
California Gov. Gavin Newsom tells a Texas crowd that Democrats winning back the House of Representatives in 2026 is 'the whole thing' for their party's chances.
Taco Bell has released a limited-edition Mountain Dew Baja Blast Pie, generating an online frenzy among fans of the iconic soda. The new dessert is making waves on social media, sparking excitement and curiosity among those eager to try it.
Molly McNearney, wife of late-night host Jimmy Kimmel, revealed she has lost relationships with some Trump-voting family members following a heated conversation on the 'We Can Do Hard Things' podcast. The 45-minute discussion appears to have been a turning point in their relationships.
A Connecticut man, Joe A., lost his life savings in a cryptocurrency scam, which he invested in after receiving a promising text message about an investment opportunity. The scammers made off with every dollar he had.
The Senate is set for a rare weekend session as lawmakers struggle to break the impasse over a potential end to the government shutdown, with Senator John Thune hinting that a long-term solution may be on the horizon.
The Washington Post editorial board claims that newly elected New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani 'drops the mask' in his victory speech, which was described as 'seething' after he criticized a class-based system.
Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey's victory speech in Somali has sparked widespread criticism from conservatives who consider it 'humiliating'. The mayor, a Democrat, used Somali to say that Minneapolis welcomes Somalis.
A federal judge has dismissed felony charges against Boeing despite opposition from families of victims who had accepted a $1.1 billion settlement deal related to two commercial plane crashes.
Typhoon Kalmaegi has left a trail of devastation across Southeast Asia, killing hundreds in the Philippines and at least five in Vietnam, as it strengthens into Typhoon Fung-wong that is expected to bring further destruction.
Nigerian citizens are calling for peaceful solutions to violence after US President Donald Trump threatened a potential military invasion. Relatives of a central Nigerian man married in 2023 share their own stories of conflict and displacement.
Former President Joe Biden delivered a strong critique of his successor, arguing that President Donald Trump has 'taken a wrecking ball' to democracy.
California's top public university is under fire for offering 'LatinX' and 'Pilipinx' race-based scholarships, sparking a federal civil rights complaint filed by Cornell Law professor William A. Jacobson. The complaint accuses the institution of violating Title IX and other federal laws with its racial classification.
A US federal judge has ruled that President Donald Trump illegally ordered National Guard troops to Portland, Oregon. This ruling marks a legal setback for Trump's use of the military for policing purposes.
A former DACA recipient and Mexican national with a history of violence was apprehended by ICE agents in Chicago before attempting to jump from a balcony during the arrest, authorities confirmed this week. The individual had previously been involved in violent crimes.
President Donald Trump is intensifying his efforts to filibuster against Democratic demands in a government shutdown, despite struggling to maintain support among Republicans.
The US Justice Department has moved to subpoena former CIA Director John Brennan and others who investigated Russian interference in Trump's 2016 campaign. Prosecutors are seeking documents as part of an ongoing counterintelligence investigation.
Senate Democrats blocked a GOP bill ensuring federal worker and military paychecks would continue during a potential government shutdown.
New York Attorney General Letitia James has asked a judge to dismiss charges related to her investigation into Trump's financial dealings, arguing they were motivated by President Donald Trump's personal vendetta against her.
The United Nations warns that aid delivery to Gaza remains too slow despite a recent truce between Israel and Palestinian militants, leaving millions in desperate need of food and medical supplies amid ongoing conflict.
Senate Democrats unveil a proposal to reopen the government on day 38 of the shutdown, only for it to be swiftly rejected by Republicans in seconds.
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Democratic strategist James Carville has sparked controversy by suggesting he would find a convicted pedophile to run against Republicans if Democrats win elections. He made the provocative remarks on his 'Politics War Room' podcast after Tuesday's election results.
Fox News honors everyday Americans and the American spirit at its seventh annual Fox Nation Patriot Awards, hosted by Sean Hannity, following a tumultuous year in politics.
President Donald Trump is shifting his message to address cost-of-living concerns by highlighting new tax breaks, as he seeks to reassure voters amid rising prices.
Peloton is recalling nearly 878,000 exercise bikes in the US and Canada due to a risk of seat post breaks during use, posing fall hazards. The recall aims to prevent injuries from falls.
Melania Trump was named 'Patriot of the Year' at the seventh annual Fox Nation Patriot Awards for her global children's advocacy work. She accepted the prestigious award at an event in Brookville, New York.
Hundreds of US flights have been cancelled after the FAA ordered a 10% reduction in air traffic across the country's 40 busiest airports.
Rep. Elise Stefanik officially launches her campaign for New York governor on Friday, entering the 2026 race as a Republican challenger to Democratic Gov. Kathy Hochul, multiple sources confirm.
The US military conducted a strike in the Caribbean on Thursday, killing three people, according to Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth. The strike was ordered by President Trump at their direction.
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene praised Rep. Nancy Pelosi for her ability to pass her agenda in Congress despite being a Democrat, wishing the GOP could achieve the same success. Greene made the comments after Pelosi announced she is retiring from Congress.
A left-wing city commissioner candidate who made threatening comments towards a GOP senator failed to advance in his local race despite drawing national attention for his actions. The candidate's campaign was ultimately unsuccessful in its bid for office.
Democrats are embracing a new shutdown strategy focused on unity as they attempt to come together behind a single legislative path in an effort to end the partial government shutdown. The party's approach marks a shift away from previous divisions and partisanship during the impasse.
Hundreds of tourism and travel industry groups sound the alarm over a potential impact on Americans ahead of Thanksgiving, warning that a government shutdown could disrupt air travel plans; if the shutdown doesn't end before the holiday arrives, passengers may face disruptions.
The White House removed a Trump-themed altered New York Knicks logo post from social media following the team's complaint about it being linked to Zohran Mamdani's mayoral election victory. The team reportedly contacted officials after the post was posted in response to Mamdani's win.
The Supreme Court has cleared the way for the State Department to require people to state their biological sex on new or renewed passports, a victory for the Trump administration's policy change aimed at tightening identification standards.
Former Vice President Dick Cheney's death has sparked a test of loyalty among some MAGA Republicans who had previously clashed with him over his stance on issues like gun rights and the 2020 presidential election. Many are now questioning whether to pay their respects to a man they once publicly criticized.
A judge ordered the Trump administration to improve conditions for detainees at a Chicago-area immigration site. Federal officials must address the inadequate living arrangements and health concerns faced by those being held there.
A U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer was seriously injured while arresting a Salvadoran national on charges of violent crimes in Houston. The assault allegedly involved the use of a metal coffee cup.
Miss Mexico is speaking out for the first time after a heated confrontation with a Miss Universe pageant executive sparked by several fellow contestants walking out in protest. The exchange led to widespread criticism of the event's handling and has left the country's pageant community reeling.
Senate Democrats appear ready to hold out longer in demanding changes to Obamacare as optimism about ending a government shutdown fades on Capitol Hill.
Democratic strategist James Carville predicts a Democrat will win the presidency in 2028 and pack the Supreme Court, betting money on their victory.
A Trump-aligned legal group is demanding a Justice Department probe into top Virginia cities that allegedly violate federal civil rights law and President Donald Trump's Executive Orders over their implementation of DEI mandates. The group is putting pressure on these cities, which are seen as being in the 'hot seat' for their adherence to the orders.
Federal judge orders the Trump administration to make full November SNAP payments, ensuring that tens of millions of Americans receiving food stamp benefits will receive their full amounts.
Jaxson Dart's father claims he reached out to Lane Kiffin about potentially becoming the Giants' new coach, following a struggling season under Brian Daboll. The Giants are 2-7 for the third consecutive year.
Supreme Court justices have allowed the Trump administration to enforce its new passport policy, which would restrict changes to gender information on passports for individuals seeking to align their identity with their sex assigned at birth. The decision has been met with opposition from a group of transgender and nonbinary Americans who had challenged the policy.
A 19-year-old New Jersey man accused of plotting to join ISIS after a thwarted terror attack posed in a threatening manner in photos and joked about FBI monitoring his group chat.
The House Judiciary Committee is launching a probe into nonprofit liberal groups linked to billionaire George Soros, amid allegations of ties to Antifa funding. The investigation aims to uncover evidence of financial support from these groups to extremist organizations.
Former Democratic Rep. Tom Malinowski is launching a bid to return to Congress and targets President Donald Trump in his campaign.
Democrats win NYC mayor race as Republican opposition struggled to connect with younger voters. The surprise victory for Democratic socialist Zohran Mamdani has raised concerns among GOP strategists that Republicans risk losing support from Gen Z voters if they don't address affordability issues.
Comedian John Mulaney was in attendance for the oral arguments before the US Supreme Court as they weighed Trump's tariff powers, joking that he was sitting in 'cheap seats.
President Donald Trump's appeal of his New York state hush money conviction has gained momentum due to the Supreme Court's recent ruling on criminal immunity in its federal election interference case. The court's decision is likely to benefit Trump as he seeks to overturn his conviction.
India's most celebrated and reviled artist, M.F. Husain, saw a complex legacy play out in auctions this year, with one piece selling for a significant amount and another sparking controversy over its depiction of rural Indians.
The Justice Department is actively preparing to issue grand jury subpoenas as part of an investigation into former CIA Director John Brennan, according to sources. The Miami and Washington, D.C. offices are involved in the preparations for the potential subpoenas.
The Republican Party has gained momentum in their bid to flip a swing district held by Democrats, following the surprise withdrawal of a Democrat who had been running for office. The GOP is now expected to have an easier time winning the seat that President Donald Trump carried in his three White House runs.
Israel launched strikes against Hezbollah targets in southern Lebanon, according to the Israel Defense Forces (IDF).
Democrats are expected to block a Republican push to reopen the government without making additional health care commitments, despite days of bipartisan talks that seemed to have made progress. The Senate negotiations now appear headed for another impasse.
Rep. Tom Emmer criticizes Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer as a 'scared old man' who won't end the federal government shutdown due to fear of progressives. Emmer, House Majority Whip, is addressing the ongoing shutdown.
The Supreme Court's decision on Trump tariffs hinges on a numbers game, with justices struggling to determine the limits of presidential power in such cases. The ruling is seen as a test of Trump's authority and its implications for future administrations.
President Donald Trump announced a deal with Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk to increase access and lower costs on the obesity medications Zepbound and Wegovy.
A House GOP lawmaker proposes to block federal funds from New York City for as long as socialist Zohran Mamdani is mayor under a new legislation called the MAMDANI Act. The bill aims to punish NYC for what lawmakers claim is its support of left-wing politicians.
The US is pushing a Gaza peace plan through the UN, but history shows that UN peacekeeping has had a mixed record in achieving successful outcomes.
Florida Sheriff welcomes New York City residents and NYPD officers unhappy with the mayoral election results, urging them to start a new life in the Sunshine State.
Millions of voters in India's third-most populous state, Bihar, are voting on Thursday in the first phase of elections that could shape the state's future and serve as a bellwether for national polls.
Israeli national team gymnasts Lihie Raz and Eyal Indig have expressed disappointment after being barred from competing in the World Championships by the Indonesian government, following a historic peace deal between their country and Israel. The pair's training efforts will now go to waste due to the last-minute decision.
Democrat celebrations are overshadowed by criticism of Mamdani and Trump's deflecting blame after Tuesday's election results, which offer little new direction despite their own excitement about a potential win.