President Donald Trump blasted CNN’s Kaitlan Collins and ABC’s Karen Travers while defending his negotiations that brought Stephen Hubbard home from Russia.
Fairfield Township approved Al-Ghazaly High School for 90 students, but the school enrolled around 313 and sought authorization for 400. A planning board meeting put the dispute over enrollment, safety, and local accountability on full display.
Manuel Otto, creator of Stick Run, died at 30 after reportedly setting himself on fire during a Twitch livestream in Bavaria. The game reached more than 43 million players worldwide.
Jaime West told Piers Morgan she had three beers before her viral candidate forum appearance, but said alcohol did not explain her anti-Republican remarks.
Brian Kilmeade and Lawrence Jones criticized JD Vance after he said he would stay out of Israel’s election, while the wider Trump-Netanyahu dispute adds context.
A viral pregame video appears to show a Jefferson player leveling a Grant player carrying an American flag. OSAA says the player was ejected and did not play.
The Justice Department has asked a federal court to force California to set aside an estimated 20,000 ballots tied to suspected noncitizen registrants. The emergency filing comes after warnings that officials could face federal charges if unlawful ballots are knowingly counted.
Newt Gingrich says Republicans have better-than-even odds of winning what he calls one of the most shocking off-year elections in American history.
Federal investigators reportedly possess Ilhan Omar’s DNA and personal passport as they examine allegations tied to her immigration history and citizenship. The investigation may also expand to family members and financial records.
A U.S. airman died after losing control during a pregame rappel at the Alamodome. The incident is under investigation, and the airman’s identity has not been released.
A 2011 medical-school research project by Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed has resurfaced, prompting fierce criticism over its discussion of ethnicity and birth outcomes.
Paul Amar Claims Jewish-Owned Shops Burned on a Marseille Street While Muslim Businesses Were Spared
French journalist Paul Amar claimed on CNews that Jewish-owned businesses on one Marseille street were set on fire while Muslim-run businesses were not, raising questions about preparation and targeting.
At a Minnesota Senate debate, Michele Tafoya challenged Peggy Flanagan after Flanagan pointed to Gov. Tim Walz when asked about a reported $9 billion fraud scandal.
A CNN NewsNight exchange over reported family ties involving Abdul El-Sayed turned when Charles Blow invoked Donald Trump. May Mailman answered with one question, and some panelists erupted in laughter.
Anti-Israel activists tried to derail Jerry Seinfeld’s Chicago performance. His sarcastic response turned the disruption into an unforgettable comedy moment.