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The House Judiciary Committee has called on Tina Ansari, lead federal prosecutor in the DOJ case against Dr. Eithan Haim, to testify in the matter.
The Trump administration has requested the Supreme Court's review of a restraining order blocking the deportation of Venezuelans under an 18th-century immigration law.
A vandal is under investigation after allegedly dragging a key across a Tesla Cybertruck outside the Omni Mountain Resort & Spa in New Hampshire. The incident was captured on camera and has been shared online.
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz says the Democratic Party has become mired in its current issues because it wasn't 'bold enough' to defend diversity, equity and inclusion and immigration.
A California lawmaker is warning fellow Democrats that opposing a bill to ban biological males from girls' sports could have consequences for the party, as the state legislature prepares to vote on the measure. The bill would prohibit trans athletes from competing in their assigned gender category in girls' sports if they are identified as male biologically.
The Democratic National Committee is launching an unprecedented ad campaign against Elon Musk and his involvement in the Wisconsin Supreme Court election. The high-stakes showdown could determine the outcome of the court's influence over state laws.
Biden aides allegedly warned Democratic donors that running Kamala Harris for president would be a 'mistake', according to an upcoming book. The warning reportedly came before Biden considered dropping out of the race in favor of his vice president.
A judge declined to immediately block the US government's efforts to deport a Cornell University student whose visa was revoked due to his participation in campus demonstrations. The student will have to wait for a court hearing to determine the outcome of his case.
In Africa's predominantly Muslim countries, Ramadan is celebrated in vibrant colors and unique traditions, with Nigeria playing host to the continent's largest number of Muslims. The holy month is marked by special festivities and community gatherings, particularly in northern regions where ethnic groups such as the Hausa hold significant cultural sway.
US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth announced plans to boost military ties with the Philippines as a deterrent against Chinese aggression in the South China Sea. The move is part of the Trump administration's 'peace through strength' policy.
Rep. Ritchie Torres calls out far-left 'absurdities' from college-educated elites influencing NY Democrats, particularly in relation to policing policies. He spoke about the issue while discussing other topics on Thursday.
The White House and the Republican Party's attempts to spin their policies as positive have become insulting and desperate, suggesting that they believe American citizens are gullible.
Mississippi Governor Tate Reeves signed a bill eliminating the state's income tax, offering significant relief to taxpayers. The move marks a major change in the state's tax policy.
President Trump withdraws nomination of Rep. Elise Stefanik as UN Ambassador due to 'the math,' sparking speculation about the reasons behind this sudden decision. The House GOP majority has been a significant factor in Stefanik's withdrawal from the nomination process.
A tweet from Snow White actress Rachel Zegler resurfacing where she cursed out Trump is a liability for the film's struggling remake, which has dealt with numerous production issues. The polarizing rhetoric from the star has added to the movie's ongoing problems.
A dangerous fungus called Candida auris is spreading rapidly among US hospitals, despite efforts to control its growth, according to new research. The spread of C. auris has increased significantly since it was first detected in 2016.
US Army and FAA officials faced public scrutiny for the first time since January's fatal midair collision, as family members of 67 people killed in the accident questioned lawmakers about safety protocols. The officials were called to testify before lawmakers.
President Donald Trump is hosting a White House iftar dinner tonight, marking an annual tradition for Muslims breaking their fast during the holy month of Ramadan.
U.S. authorities have captured the MS-13 top leader for the U.S. East Coast, a 24-year-old suspect, in Woodbridge, Virginia, according to the FBI.
Former NBA star Charles Barkley has named President Donald Trump as his 'dream' guest for his podcast, 'The Old Man & The Three', allowing Trump to discuss his sports background and share his perspective on various issues.
Elon Musk and congressional Republicans are targeting ActBlue, a major fundraising machine for liberal candidates and causes, in a bid to scrutinize its activities. The effort comes as Republicans seek to disrupt Democrats' fundraising efforts on Capitol Hill.
President Donald Trump criticized Judge James Boasberg after he was assigned to preside over a Signal chat lawsuit, calling him 'highly conflicted'. Trump labeled the assignment as a 'disgraceful' move on Truth Social.
Lawyers are living in fear due to President Trump's attacks on their livelihood, causing some law firms to be scared to speak out against his policies. The White House has issued executive orders threatening their business and hiring practices.
The City College of New York is distributing 'Know Your Rights' pamphlets to help students resist potential deportation under the Trump administration's policies. The move aims to empower students to navigate their rights and protect themselves from immigration authorities.
The heads of NPR and PBS faced a tense grilling by GOP lawmakers on Capitol Hill over allegations of biased coverage and misuse of taxpayer funding for their liberal news outlets. The high-intensity questioning aimed to defend these taxpayer-funded organizations from Republican criticism.
A Tufts University student from Turkey, Rumeysa Ozturk, was detained by federal agents while on her way to meet friends for an Iftar dinner in Massachusetts, sparking concerns about her treatment and possible reasons for the arrest. Details of her detention remain unclear at this time.
Hyundai unveiled its new $7.6 billion electric vehicle plant in Georgia as President Trump announced tariffs affecting foreign-made vehicles. The move comes amid increasing competition for domestic auto manufacturers.
Copper prices surge to a record high amid concerns of potential tariffs under new US President. The metal's price in New York broke through previous records following a Bloomberg report on possible trade measures.
President Donald Trump's executive order on election administration is a blatant power grab aimed at taking control of federal elections. The move attempts to circumvent constitutional limits on presidential authority over election conduct.
A divided federal appeals court has maintained a temporary block on President Donald Trump's ability to use the Alien Enemies Act for quick deportations of alleged members of a Venezuelan gang.
Sen. John Cornyn of Texas has secured the backing of Senate leader Mike Thune ahead of what may be his most challenging re-election bid.
Democrat James Andrew Malone wins a special election for a Pennsylvania state Senate seat in Republican-leaning suburbs, scoring an upset in a traditionally Republican-leaning territory.
Georgia lawmakers say Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis may be 'above the law' after refusing to comply with a subpoena in a heated dispute over her actions. The state subcommittee and attorney have left the door open for Willis' arrest over flouting subpoenas.
Elon Musk is helping lead the investigation into the Signal chat leak involving top national security leaders and the editor-in-chief of the Atlantic, according to the White House press secretary.
Democrats secured an additional seat in a special election, taking control of the Pennsylvania State House after Democratic candidate Dan Goughnor won Tuesday night's special election against Republican Charles, but no candidate names are provided in this instance.
Russia will only implement a ceasefire agreement brokered by the White House if sanctions on its banks and exports are lifted following an invasion of Ukraine.
The Los Angeles Dodgers announced a date for celebrating their 2024 World Series title at the White House with President Donald Trump, though the exact date has not been released yet.
A convicted felon has been charged for violating due process rights of over 200 immigrants who were deported without proper legal procedures, sparking accusations of hypocrisy and injustice.
A special unit investigating missing and murdered Native Americans has secured a murder indictment against an active-duty airman accused of killing a missing Native American woman, Quinterius Chappelle.
A 23-year-old Texas man has been charged with capital murder after allegedly stabbing a fellow resident 55 times while helping him move out of his apartment. Ethan Isaiah Rodriguez faces severe charges in connection to the brutal attack.
Producers behind Disney's 'Snow White' film reportedly increased security and monitored social media to address backlash sparked by star Rachel Zegler's posts. The controversy led to a fiasco for the production team.
Health officials in Washington, D.C. are investigating a confirmed case of measles after a contagious individual visited multiple locations in the district, prompting public health warnings.
A Columbia University student who was targeted in a deportation attempt by the Trump administration has filed a lawsuit to prevent her removal from the US and to have her permanent resident status reinstated. The student is suing President Trump, former Attorney General Jeff Sessions, and other top administration officials.
The Trump administration is seeking Supreme Court relief from a series of legal losses, accusing judges of engaging in an 'interbranch power grab.
A federal court has temporarily blocked the Trump administration's plan to suspend a refugee resettlement program. The ruling came in response to a lawsuit filed by a group of non-profits against the administration's decision.
The Trump White House scandal has drawn attention to Hillary Clinton's server, raising questions about the handling of sensitive information amid concerns over carelessness and potential security breaches. The comparison between the two situations has sparked renewed scrutiny of Clinton's email practices.
A key geospatial intelligence firm has announced a new product that can operate drones even in areas where GPS signals are jammed, cutting through modern defenses. The technology is seen as a game-changer in the age of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS).
President Donald Trump claimed in a new interview that Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos expressed concerns about 'out of control' people at the Washington Post, and even disparaged some members of his staff.
The World Food Programme is calling for urgent aid to feed a wave of refugees fleeing the conflict in the Democratic Republic of Congo to neighboring Burundi, due to severe funding shortages.
Washington state's Attorney General joins coalition of 20 Democratic states in a lawsuit against President Donald Trump's executive order to dismantle the Department of Education. The lawsuit aims to block the order and preserve federal oversight over education.
Moderate 'The View' host Sara Haines warns Democrats that performatively 'screaming' at rallies is not a solution to fixing the country, urging them instead to focus on pragmatic action. The co-host believes this approach would be more effective in addressing pressing issues.
US President Trump's efforts to curb free speech on American universities may be expanding globally as authoritarian leaders worldwide seek to replicate his crackdown on dissenting voices. Dictators fear freedom of speech more than any other right because it is the beating heart of a free, democratic society.
Several top Trump administration officials are under scrutiny after sending detailed operational plans about US military strikes on Yemen to a group chat, raising questions about their handling of classified information. The officials had previously denounced Clinton's handling of classified information, but now face criticism for similar behavior.
Conservative groups are speaking out against the Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) probe into CBS, alleging it is targeting the network unfairly. The organizations claim that a complaint filed by a Trump supporter is baseless and without merit.
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer faces growing pressure to resign amid concerns over his leadership, as calls for a replacement intensify; it's now only a matter of time before he steps down.
The Ivy League anti-Israel activist Mahmoud Khalil withheld details about his foreign ties during his visa application process, according to federal investigators.
Joe Rogan will not attend UFC 315 in Canada due to his criticism of the government, which he calls 'terrible'. The comedian and UFC host has taken a public stance against the Canadian government following President Donald Trump's comments about making Canada the 51st state.
U.S. appeals court judge claims Nazi deportees got better treatment than Venezuelans sent back to El Salvador under Trump's administration.
Genetic testing firm 23andMe files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in the US amid weak demand and losses from a 2023 data breach, its co-founder and CEO has resigned.
The US Department of Justice is urging Momodou Taal, an anti-Israel student protester attending Cornell University on a visa from Guinea, to surrender to immigration authorities.
A growing number of Europeans are boycotting US goods over disagreements on issues such as gun control and environmental policy, with some countries considering a total ban on American imports. The boycott has already led to some products, including food items like cream cheese, being removed from store shelves in European markets.
President Donald Trump has demanded that Colorado Gov. Jarid Polis remove the 'distorted' portrait of him from the Colorado State Capitol Building, calling it 'truly the worst'.
President Donald Trump has invoked the Alien Enemies Act, marking a real-time dismantling of due process in immigration enforcement in the US. Americans are witnessing this unprecedented erosion of civil liberties, which appears to be deeply ingrained within ICE's disdain for civil rights.
Malian troops and Russian mercenaries have been accused of attacking civilians in the desert, leaving six or more bodies dead and scattered belongings behind. The brutal incident has raised concerns about human rights violations in the region.
Media outlets and Democrats are celebrating Tesla's struggles amid increased scrutiny over Elon Musk's role in the Trump administration, as his actions during that period continue to spark controversy. The company's recent woes have reignited attention on Musk's involvement in the Trump White House.
A key MS-13 leader allegedly involved in terrorism was quietly deported back to El Salvador after US authorities dropped charges against him as part of a deportation flight. The move has sparked concerns over due process and justice for alleged terrorists in the US immigration system.
Texas Democratic Rep. Jasmine Crockett says discussions among some donors regarding Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer are reminiscent of the tactics used to take down former President Biden in 2024.
Former Green Bay Packers quarterback Brett Favre has endorsed Brad Schimel in his bid for the Wisconsin Supreme Court, urging Wisconsin residents to vote for him in April's election.
Tens of thousands of Israelis have protested against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, calling for him to resign amidst concerns over his efforts to maintain power. The demonstrations come as Netanyahu faces growing discontent from the public and opposition leaders.
Senator Bernie Sanders named two areas where he approves of President Donald Trump's handling: fentanyl and border security.
President Donald Trump's envoy to Russia and Ukraine says he doesn't believe Russian President Vladimir Putin wants to invade Europe. Envoy Steve Witkoff made the statement during a Sunday morning appearance.
President Donald Trump has issued an endorsement in Wisconsin's upcoming state Supreme Court race.
Sen. Bernie Moreno has endorsed Vivek Ramaswamy to become governor of Ohio, following early backing from former President Donald Trump. This marks another key endorsement in Ramaswamy's bid for the state's top office.
South African Ambassador Ebrahim Rasool, who was expelled from the US and declared persona non grata, has returned home to a hero's welcome.
A watch group has risen up in Syria to protect its Christian community amid growing violence and killings under the Islamist regime led by Ahmed al-Sharaa. The country's Christians are now fearing for their safety as violent attacks escalate.
Pope Francis has made his first public appearance since spending over five weeks in the hospital, condemning Israeli attacks during his outing on Sunday.
House Speaker Hakeem Jeffries is at a crossroads as Democrats search for a strategy to address bitter infighting over a government funding bill, with some turning to advice from former Speaker Nancy Pelosi.
Former President Donald Trump's anti-DEI push is having a disproportionate impact on Black Americans, erasing their history and culture by undermining the teaching of diverse educational materials. This trend has already led to the exclusion of Black heroes from school curricula nationwide.
A seventh-grade girl from Maine says she was forced to share a locker room with a transgender athlete, hurting her childhood and sports career, amid growing debate over trans athlete policies in the state. The experience, which occurred six years ago, is part of a broader discussion on the impact of those policies on young athletes like herself.
President Donald Trump is attending the final rounds of the 2024-25 NCAA wrestling championships in Philadelphia on Saturday.
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Demos at Tesla showrooms enter fifth week amid continued backlash against Elon Musk's role in slashing federal government staffing and budgets.
Pope Francis is set to be discharged from hospital on Sunday, according to medical director Dr. Sergio Alfieri, who announced the expected discharge at a press conference.
Voice of America (VOA) employees have filed a lawsuit against President Donald Trump's administration and Kari Lake after being ordered to dismantle the agency by the president earlier this month.
Kitty Dukakis, wife of former Massachusetts governor and presidential hopeful Michael Dukakis, has died at 88. She was confirmed to have passed away by Fox News Digital.
A shooting in Las Cruces, New Mexico, has left three dead and 14 injured, according to the Las Cruces Police Facebook page. Authorities say two of the deceased were 19 years old and one was 16 years old.
Niger declares three days of mourning after a deadly mosque attack that killed at least 44 people in the country's southwest.
Dismantling the Department of Education could strip resources from disabled children, their parents, and advocates nationwide, potentially leaving them without access to vital support services and accommodations. The move would likely have a devastating impact on already vulnerable populations.
Disney's live-action remake of 'Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs' faced a tumultuous production period before its release, marked by several controversies that tested the creative vision of the filmmakers. The film's troubled development has been widely reported in the lead-up to its theatrical premiere.
Operations have returned to normal at London's Heathrow Airport after a power outage that caused widespread disruption and global travel chaos. The airport's CEO has defended the response to the shutdown, apologizing to stranded passengers while describing the incident as unprecedented.
India's leaders have been hosting 'political iftars' during Ramadan, sparking questions about their motives - are these peace forays or corrupt vote-seeking stunts? The trend has raised eyebrows among political observers in the country.
The judiciary is pushing back against a growing trend of judicial overreach by politicians, including former President Trump and Tesla CEO Elon Musk, who are challenging court rulings and orders. Judges are taking steps to assert their independence and ensure the rule of law remains intact in the face of executive branch aggression.
President Donald Trump criticized former Vice President Kamala Harris's running mate, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, saying he contributed to the Democrats' loss in the 2024 election, calling him a 'loser'.
Columbia University has announced policy changes after President Trump's revocation of $400 million in federal funding, including a review of admissions policies.
The Trump administration's string of court losses has led to frustration among Republicans, who are searching for a solution to mitigate these setbacks; one possible fix could be adhering to laws and regulations rather than consistently breaking them.
President Donald Trump made at least 9 false claims in his Friday remarks, including exaggerating trade deficits, Ukraine aid, border crossings and fentanyl deaths, according to fact-checking organizations. The false statements are part of a larger pattern of inaccuracies in Trump's public statements.
The US Department of Defense has backtracked on a previous statement that appeared to cancel Jackie Robinson Day due to concerns over woke culture, following criticism from lawmakers and civil rights groups. The department's initial statement sparked outrage among Democrats and the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP).
Elon Musk's political action committee (PAC) is giving away $100 to Wisconsin voters in an effort to influence the outcome of a court case, testing the limits of campaign finance laws and free speech. The giveaway raises questions about the intersection of politics and philanthropy.
Sudan's military has retook the Republican Palace in Khartoum, the last heavily guarded bastion of rival paramilitary forces, after nearly two years of fighting. The seizure marks a significant victory for the military against its rivals.
President Donald Trump's appeal to the Supreme Court on the issue of a district judge's ability to block action nationwide appears to bypass lower court rulings, sparking questions about how he was able to secure such rapid consideration by the high court. The exact process by which this occurred is not yet clear.