Politics

After hours of testimony by Stormy Daniels, lawyers for former President Donald Trump requested a mistrial.

Judge denies Donald Trump’s request for mistrial after Stormy Daniels concludes testimony

A new House bill is reigniting the debate over whether noncitizens voting in U.S. elections is a big issue.

Is a bill to require proof of citizenship for voting necessary?

Denver cleared two migrant encampments after migrants make demands, prompting about 100 migrants to move to city-run shelters

Migrants in Denver issue list of demands to city before clearing encampments

Russia showcased depleted military on Victory Day as the U.K. escalates crack down on Russian espionage and destabilizing activities.

Russia V-Day parade raises questions about military capabilities, supplies

House votes 359 to 43 to reject Rep. Greene's motion to oust Speaker Mike Johnson over leadership concerns.

House Speaker Mike Johnson survives attempt to oust him

President Joe Biden expressed frustration over delays in emergency relief distribution after Hurricane Beryl due to difficulties contacting Texas officials.

Biden says US will not supply weapons to Israel for Rafah operation

A new poll from the Associated Press shows that most Americans' don't trust news outlets to report accurate information on Election Day.

Poll: Most Americans ‘very’ concerned over media’s election night coverage

The Biden administration has paused ammunition shipments to Israel, despite Congress' bipartisan aid package, prompting Republican inquiries.

Republicans demand answers after Biden admin halts Israel bomb shipments

Independent presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. claims that a parasitic worm ate part of his brain and then died back in 2010.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. says a worm ate part of his brain then died

The U.S. pauses shipment of bombs to Israel amid concerns over an invasion in Rafah.

US pauses shipment of bombs to Israel amid concerns over Rafah operation

Fifty governors expressed disapproval over a new proposal that would partially change who has control over a state's National Guard.

All 50 governors oppose Biden proposal on authority over the National Guard

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and his presidential campaign are accusing Meta of censorship after his latest campaign ad was blocked on Sunday. Meta maintains it was a mistake.

Amid battle for exposure, RFK Jr. accuses Big Tech of censoring latest ad

Israel blocked Al Jazeera in its country. Now, the news is portraying it from different angles, depending on their political bias.

Partisan media coverage portrays Al Jazeera ban from different angles

China has yet to retaliate for U.S. legislation that either bans or forces the sale of TikTok. But history tells us something is coming.

With TikTok ban, US raises stakes in US-China tit for tat

13 federal judges are refusing to hire Columbia University students from the incoming class of freshman, citing recent protests and ongoing disruptions. The judges wrote a letter to university leadership giving them an ultimatum.

13 federal judges refuse to hire Columbia University grads after protests

The Israeli military seizes control of the Rafah crossing between Gaza and Egypt amid talks of a cease-fire.

Israel takes control of Rafah border crossing amid cease-fire talks

After billionaire Jeff Bezos invested millions of dollars into the lab-grown meat industry, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, R, signed a ban on it.

Florida ban on lab-grown meat comes after Bezos invests millions in industry

Sen. Bernie Sanders, D-Vt., announced he is running for re-election in 2024. He is 82, and will be 88 at the end of a potential new term.

Sanders’ reelection bid reignites debate over age limits for elected officials

A poll asked Americans if they believe the U.S. could see a civil war. Many Americans believe that it is not only possible but imminent.

41% of Americans believe the US will see a second civil war in next 5 years: Poll

Scientists are working to cryopreserve corals to help save them from starving to death during the current global bleaching event.

Scientists turn to colder methods to save coral from climate change

After being falsely accused of using whips on Haitian migrants at the southern border, a Border Patrol agent is being awarded by DHS.

Border agent falsely accused of whipping Haitian migrants receives award

Gov. Noem's memoir faces criticism as her claim of meeting North Korean leader Kim Jong Un is questioned, prompting edits before it's release.

Noem’s publisher to cut Kim Jong Un passage from memoir after controversy

Following violent campus protests across the United States, Columbia University has canceled its main commencement ceremony.

In blow to 2024 graduates, Columbia axes main commencement after protests

The Israeli military sends a message to those living in parts of the Gaza border town of Rafah to "evacuate immediately."

Israeli military calls for people in parts of Rafah to ‘evacuate immediately’

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