Former Vice President Mike Pence receives the John F. Kennedy Profile in Courage Award for defying President Trump's request to throw out the 2020 election results. Pence emphasized the importance of upholding the Constitution and free and fair elections.
Former Maine Governor Paul LePage filed paperwork to run for Maine's 2nd Congressional District, challenging Rep. Jared Golden. The race is expected to be highly competitive.
NIH director announces closure of in-house beagle laboratory after controversial experiments. PETA and lawmakers commend the move. Trump administration phased out animal testing requirements. Envigo pleads guilty to neglecting dogs.
Texas Rep. Jasmine Crockett (D) accused of cutting the line at the airport with a taxpayer-funded private police escort by fellow congresswoman Lisa McClain (MI). Crockett is also vying for the top Democrat spot on the House Oversight Committee. She has positioned herself as a critic of President Trump's administration.
President Trump directed various government agencies to reopen and rebuild Alcatraz prison to house the "most ruthless and violent" criminals, citing a need for more serious law enforcement. This directive is in response to the presence of dangerous criminals in the country.
President Trump plans to appoint a new national security advisor in about six months, with Mike Waltz moving to an upgraded position as the administration’s ambassador to the United Nations. Trump spoke with reporters on Air Force One about trade deals, Mexican cartels, and national security.
A U.S. tourist impaled himself on a metal fence at the Colosseum in Rome while trying to climb over for a better view. He was hospitalized in serious condition after surgery with over 80 stitches. The incident occurred shortly after Pope Francis' funeral in Rome.
Dr. Jay Bhattacharya announced the closure of the NIH's last beagle experiment lab after a scandal involving Dr. Anthony Fauci's beagle-testing. The move is part of an initiative to replace animal testing with technological advances for better human health outcomes.
President Trump announces a 100% tariff on foreign movies to boost the American film industry, citing national security concerns and competition from other countries.
Small Business Administrator Kelly Loeffler discusses empowering small businesses across the country during National Small Business Week, highlighting their importance and role in the U.S. economy. She will crown the National Small Business Person of the Year and other award winners, traveling to different states to meet with entrepreneurs and community leaders.
An exhibit displaying victims of gun violence has been removed from the ATF headquarters, causing controversy and criticism from advocates against gun violence.
The LAPD is trying to return guns lost during the Palisades fires to their owners, despite many being severely damaged. Approximately 500 guns are involved.
Former Playboy model Holly Madison opens up about her sex life with Hugh Hefner and receiving $3 million from his will after leaving him. She also advises caution for aspiring models entering the industry.
Small Business Administration Administrator Kelly Loeffler announced the Made in America Manufacturing Finance Act to boost manufacturing in the US by increasing SBA loans to small businesses. The bill would double the individual loan limit for small manufacturing loans from $5 million to $10 million.
President Trump criticizes the state of the American film industry, plans to implement a Hollywood-related tariff to bring movie production back to the U.S.
A small plane crashed in Simi Valley, killing one person. An inmate escaped from Seattle-Tacoma International Airport and boarded a train. The suspect, Sedrick T. Stevenson, is still missing. The incident did not affect travel at the airport.
Scottie Scheffler wins CJ Cup Byron Nelson with a 31-under finish at his hometown TPC Craig Ranch, narrowly missing the PGA Tour's all-time scoring record. His $1,782,000 victory comes after a dominating performance and emotional journey. The No. 1-ranked golfer is poised for success at the upcoming PGA Championship.
President Donald Trump made remarks about Rep. Jasmine Crockett, a Democratic politician from Texas, on NBC News' 'Meet the Press.' Crockett responded, calling Trump 'terrified' of 'smart, bold Black women.' The situation escalated on social media with Crockett challenging Trump to an IQ test. Crockett has faced criticism for controversial comments in the past, including calling Texas Governor Greg Abbott 'Governor Hot Wheels.'
ESPN host Stephen A. Smith criticizes the Democratic Party and expresses interest in a potential presidential run in 2028 due to his dissatisfaction with both parties' handling of key issues affecting Americans.
Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever dominate the Brazil National Team in their second WNBA preseason game, showcasing strong performances from multiple players and a high shooting percentage from three-point range.
President Trump announces plans to rebuild and reopen Alcatraz to house America's most ruthless and violent criminals, citing the need for law, order, and justice.
British authorities are investigating two likely state-sponsored plots involving mostly Iranian nationals in the U.K. Eight people have been arrested. The plots are separate but may be directed by the same entity. The CIA and U.S. National Intelligence Director's office did not respond. Iran has targeted U.K.-based Iranians in the past. The U.K. has responded to 20 Iran-backed plots since 2022.
The DOJ is investigating a directive by the Hennepin County Attorney's Office in Minnesota to consider race when striking plea deals with criminal defendants. The investigation will focus on whether there is illegal consideration of race in prosecutorial decision-making.
A multimillion-dollar luxury yacht, Tecnomar for Lamborghini, started sinking off the coast of Miami Beach, leaving 32 passengers stranded. All passengers were rescued with no injuries. The incident occurred during Formula One's Miami Grand Prix weekend.
Sunday marks the final day of mourning for Pope Francis, with the conclave to select the next pope beginning on Wednesday.
Houthi rebels claim to have used a hypersonic missile to bypass Israel's Iron Dome defense system and strike near Israel's main airport.
Fox News reports on White House social media post celebrating May the Fourth with a Star Wars theme and taking jabs at the 'radical left'.
During a New York Yankees-Tampa Bay Rays game, a father caught a foul ball with his daughter covering his eyes, showcasing 'dad power.' Despite the impressive catch, the Yankees lost the game.
Man with cancer refuses to travel with brother's family due to children's picky eating habits, sparking controversy and family arguments.
NPR CEO defends news coverage against bias allegations following President Trump's executive order slashing taxpayer funds to NPR and PBS. CEO emphasizes editorial independence and commitment to fair and accurate reporting.
Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu declared support for President Trump's stance on Iran following a deadly Houthi attack on Israel's main airport. Netanyahu endorsed Trump's statement that attacks by the Houthis originate from Iran and warned of a response against the Iranian 'terror masters.'
President Trump marks his first 100 days in office with executive orders on immigration and religious liberty. Major staff shakeup with National Security Advisor Mike Waltz departing to be nominated as U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations. Trump also signs executive orders on sanctuary cities and commissions a presidential religious liberty commission.
NASCAR driver Denny Hamlin experienced a scary incident when his car caught fire due to an engine issue at Texas Motor Speedway, forcing him to resign to 38th position. Despite a solid season with two wins and multiple top-five finishes, the mishap hindered his chances to move up in the points standings.
Kentucky man arrested in Florida after winning $167 million Powerball jackpot for kicking a deputy during a fight at a resort.
All horses that ran in the 151st Kentucky Derby are reportedly descended from Secretariat, a champion racehorse. Sovereignty won the derby, giving Dubai-based Godolphin its first victory in the Run for the Roses.
Mississippi lawmakers voted to eliminate the state income tax, sparking questions about funding core services. The bill lowers the personal income tax rate from 4% to 3% by 2030 and could be phased out over the next decade if the state's economy grows. Critics argue that cutting income taxes could lead to funding shortages in essential services like healthcare and education.
Illinois Governor JB Pritzker positioning himself as a vocal critic of Donald Trump and potential alternative to MAGA movement in 2028, sparking controversy with Republican critics. Pritzker's attacks on Trump include labeling him as authoritarian, hating the military, and disparaging Judaism. Supporters praise Pritzker for standing up for values, while critics warn of inciting violence. Trump responds with mockery, focusing on Pritzker's weight. The article discusses the potential impact of Pritzker's strategy on the next presidential race.
Federal agents are searching for a crew of men who robbed an armored truck at gunpoint outside a Chicago-area bank in broad daylight. The suspects, in their late teens to early 20s, were seen pointing guns at the vehicle. They fled in a car and are still on the run as of Sunday afternoon.
Shedeur Sanders, projected to be a top pick, dropped to the fifth round in the 2025 NFL Draft. Analysts believe his camp mishandled the draft process, leading to his fall. He will now compete for a starting job with the Cleveland Browns.
Gigi Hadid celebrates her 30th birthday with a kiss from boyfriend Bradley Cooper, marking their first public display of their relationship on social media.
Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy reacts to an antisemitic incident at one of his company's bars in Philadelphia by announcing he will send the perpetrators to Auschwitz as a learning experience. He also fires two waitresses involved in the incident.
Rosie O’Donnell claims President Trump has suffered a serious cognitive decline in a TikTok rant, criticizing his speeches and mental faculties. She has been making similar comments for close to a decade, moved to Ireland after the election, and continues to bash Trump and his supporters.
President Trump defends his tariff policy on NBC's 'Meet the Press', claiming it will make America rich. He argues that his policies have led to lower energy prices despite rising costs on other goods.
French police rescued the father of a wealthy cryptocurrency entrepreneur in a nighttime raid after he was taken hostage for ransom. This is the second incident involving individuals related to cryptocurrency management being targeted for extortion in France.
Chevron CEO Mike Wirth praises Trump administration's economic policies, downplays U.S. recession threat. Expresses concern over China's influence in oil-rich Venezuela.
The White House shared a Star Wars-themed immigration message on May 4th, calling those who oppose the president's policies 'radical left lunatics.' The post featured an image of Trump with a lightsaber, surrounded by U.S. flags and eagles, comparing the opposition to the Empire.
Stephen A. Smith expresses dissatisfaction with the modern Democratic Party, stating it would need to be purged for him to seek the party’s nomination. He criticizes the party for leaning too far left, excessive spending, identity politics, and woke culture.
Lebanese voters participate in local elections for the first time in almost a decade following a ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah. Hezbollah and Amal Movement expected to dominate the polls in Beirut's southern suburbs. Elections serve as a gauge of public sentiment post-war devastation.
Brazilian police foiled a planned bombing attack at a Lady Gaga concert at Copacabana Beach with over 2 million attendees.
Some Senate Democrats are cautious about former Vice President Kamala Harris running for the White House again in 2028. The Hill reports that some Democrats believe she could add valuable perspective to the political debate but not necessarily see her as a frontrunner.
President Trump discusses border security and illegal immigration during an interview with NBC host Kristen Welker, highlighting record low border crossings and the administration's efforts to combat illegal immigration.
Rohan Nadkarni and Greg Rosenstein work as sports reporters for NBC News.
Police arrested a man and teen over a plot to bomb a Lady Gaga concert on Copacabana beach in Brazil. The suspects were recruiting participants, including minors, to carry out coordinated attacks using improvised explosives and Molotov cocktails. The group operated online, spreading hate speech and radicalizing teenagers.
Miami Mayor Francis Suarez is considering running for governor in Florida's 2026 gubernatorial race, but acknowledges challenges due to President Trump's endorsement of Rep. Byron Donalds. Speculation also surrounds a potential run by Florida first lady Casey DeSantis.
Florida state lawmakers ended their investigation into the Hope Florida Foundation, linked to first lady Casey DeSantis's welfare assistance program, but questions remain about the $10 million donation and its connection to a Medicaid settlement involving Centene Corp. Governor Ron DeSantis denies any wrongdoing and calls the investigation a 'manufactured' smear campaign. While a federal investigation is unlikely, state House Speaker Daniel Perez leaves the door open to further inquiries.
Billionaire Warren Buffett announces retirement as Berkshire Hathaway CEO, naming Greg Abel as successor. Buffett plans to keep his fortune invested in the company. Many investors believe Abel will do a good job running Berkshire.
Sean 'Diddy' Combs is facing a criminal trial where he is accused of exploiting his fame to abuse women at private gatherings. The indictment includes allegations of 'Freak Offs' and violent behavior towards individuals. Combs denies the charges and claims the sexual activities were consensual. He faces serious charges including racketeering conspiracy, sex trafficking, and transporting individuals across state lines for prostitution.
The US plans to send advanced air defense systems to Ukraine following a minerals deal signed by Donald Trump with Kyiv. The move comes after a pause in military deliveries and growing frustration with Vladimir Putin. The disclosure precedes a proposed three-day ceasefire, despite recent Russian strikes on Kyiv. Additionally, Russia is preparing for a Victory Day parade with tanks rolling through Moscow. Vladimir Putin hinted at the possibility of using nuclear weapons in Ukraine.
President Trump argues that deportations may take precedence over immigrants' due process rights, despite constitutional requirements. The Supreme Court has emphasized the need for due process rights for immigrants. Trump has faced pushback for attempting to deport alleged gang members without proper process. His administration has also been criticized for mistakenly detaining Americans and for its approach to Harvard University's tax-exempt status.
Controversy surrounds Virginia's Republican lieutenant governor candidate, John Reid, over sexually explicit images on social media. The conflict has divided Republican leaders and grassroots, potentially impacting Gov. Glenn Youngkin's political future and the party's chances in the upcoming election. The party is urged to support Reid despite the controversy.
An air traffic controller warned that Newark Liberty International Airport is unsafe for travelers due to staff shortages, leading to flight delays. United Airlines canceled flights due to controllers walking off the job.
President Trump discusses potential withdrawal from Ukraine-Russia peace talks due to lack of progress and 'tremendous hatred' between the two sides. Secretary of State Marco Rubio also comments on the situation. The U.S. signed a rare earth minerals agreement with Ukraine.
Tragic accident at Stagecoach music festival in La Quinta, California results in the death of Jeff Sperbeck, friend and business partner of NFL legend John Elway. Investigation indicates it was a horrific accident with no suspicion of criminal behavior.
An archaeology journal is barring submissions by Israelis on Judea and Samaria unless they cooperate with Palestinian authorities, reflecting a global campaign to rewrite Jewish history in the Land of Israel.
Former Gov. Chris Christie criticizes President Trump's tariffs, stating they have made the U.S. an unreliable partner in the eyes of the world. He warns of potential stagflation due to the economic repercussions of the tariffs.
WNBA star Sophie Cunningham discusses her offseason trade to the Indiana Fever and upcoming season hopes in an intense preseason game against the Washington Mystics, with some confrontations and physical play between players.
President Trump denies considering a third term, stating it's prohibited by the Constitution. Allies are exploring ways for a potential third term through a constitutional amendment. Trump plans to serve four years and hand over to a great Republican successor.
President Trump refuses to drop tariffs on China despite economic struggles, claiming China is getting destroyed and he aims to lower tariffs eventually. He predicts the U.S. will have the greatest economic boom in history.
Nigel Farage's Reform UK party achieved a significant victory in local elections, outperforming expectations and causing a major blow to the Conservative Party. Farage declared this as the dawn of a new political age, with Reform UK now seen as the true opposition to the Labour government.
Jackie Dorman discusses the whirlwind romance between Bill Belichick and Jordon Hudson, with controversy surrounding Belichick's recent media appearances and book promotion.
President Trump dismisses the possibility of using the U.S. military to take Greenland but acknowledges its importance for national security.
Quinn Ewers, former Texas Longhorns quarterback, slid to the final round of the NFL draft, joining the Miami Dolphins. His agent expressed frustration over the situation, citing missed opportunities with other teams.
Despite concerns from experts, Trump voters in West Virginia, Indiana, and Kentucky remain supportive of his tariff policies, believing in the need for change and seeing Trump as an advocate for working Americans.
Residents in Alabama push back against sexually explicit books in children's and teens' sections of the library, sparking a debate on book placement and censorship.
Sovereignty wins over Journalism at the Kentucky Derby, celebrated by White House officials on social media. Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth reference the race in their posts. Trump administration officials defend themselves against media scrutiny.
Prince Harry lost his appeal to reinstate his U.K. security, leading to Meghan Markle showing support on social media. The couple stepped back as senior royals in 2020 due to media intrusions and lack of support from the palace.
Maine state Rep. Laurel Libby appeals to Supreme Court regarding trans athlete controversy in girls' track meet in Maine, sparking national debate and legal actions.
Rep. Eric Burlison, R-Mo., criticizes the REAL ID as unnecessary and burdensome for Americans. The final deadline for REAL ID is approaching, with implications for domestic air travel and federal identification requirements.
Emmanuel Acho, LeSean McCoy, and James Jones discuss the possibility of the Pittsburgh Steelers drafting a QB in the first round due to uncertainty surrounding Aaron Rodgers' NFL future. Rodgers was spotted at the Kentucky Derby with former Green Bay Packers players while speculation about his next move continues.
Six inmates at Wallens Ridge State Prison in Virginia, including MS-13 gang members, allegedly stabbed three correctional officers. Two officers were seriously injured but are in stable condition. The attack is under investigation.
Four illegal aliens from Mexico are accused of running an international human smuggling operation connected to the Canadian border. They brought other illegal immigrants into the U.S. for profit, leading to high-speed chases with law enforcement along the northern border. The operation was part of a broader effort to combat cartels and criminal organizations post-Foreign Terrorist Organization designation.
French police rescued the father of a wealthy cryptocurrency entrepreneur who was kidnapped for ransom in Paris. The man was located in a house in the Essonne region south of Paris and was treated for injuries. 5 people were detained in connection to the incident.
President Trump claims credit for the good parts of the current U.S. economy, attributing improvements to his policies and tough stance on trade with China. He criticizes President Biden's handling of the economy and takes responsibility for the impact of his tariffs on the stock market.
WNBA star Sophie Cunningham discusses her offseason trade to the Indiana Fever and her hopes for the upcoming season. Caitlin Clark returns for her sophomore WNBA season with some jokes for her teammates. Cunningham and Clark speak highly of each other and express excitement for the new season.
NBC broadcaster Mike Tirico left the set during Kentucky Derby coverage due to a significant reaction to his nut allergy. Ahmed Fareed took over and assured viewers Tirico would return when feeling better. Tirico confirmed the allergy reaction in a follow-up post.
President Donald Trump believes that tariffs will make the United States rich, despite concerns about potential price increases and supply shortages.
A company based in Indianapolis, Indiana, is recalling '4-Count Vine Ripe Tomatoes' due to potential salmonella contamination. No illnesses reported yet.
Shedeur Sanders experienced a draft day slide in the NFL due to his poor behavior in meetings with teams, including a no-show incident before a primetime game. This behavior has raised concerns about his attitude and professionalism, impacting his draft position and potential earnings.
President Trump addresses rumors of seeking a third term, discusses tariffs, immigration, and potential successors to the MAGA movement in an interview with NBC News.
The article discusses the declining birth rate in America and the potential consequences, including the proposal of a $5,000 'baby bonus' for new moms. It emphasizes the importance of marriage and the family structure in society's well-being and suggests a revival of Christian faith to address the issue.
Data breaches in 2024 exposed info of millions, stressing the need for better cybersecurity. VeriSource Services experienced a major data breach, exposing personal information of about 4 million people, including sensitive data like Social Security numbers.
Senator Mark Warner criticizes Secretary of State Marco Rubio for 'kowtowing' to President Trump and suggests that the workload of overseeing diplomacy, national security, and foreign aid is too much for one person.
A 60-year-old cold case involving a missing mother in Wisconsin has been solved. Audrey Backeberg, who disappeared at age 20, has been found alive and well living out of state. Her disappearance was by her own choice and not due to any criminal activity. The case was re-evaluated by the Sauk County Sheriff's Office earlier this year.
The Supreme Court upheld the Trump administration's use of the Alien Enemies Act for mass deportation flights. A Trump-appointed judge blocked the administration's use of the act to deport alleged gang members, leading to Trump expressing anger and questioning judges' decisions on deportation.
The Trump administration's tariffs are impacting the nation's ports, with the Port of Long Beach experiencing a drop in vessel arrivals and cargo volume, potentially leading to job losses and supply chain disruptions. Uncertainty around tariff numbers is causing importers to wait before placing orders, and there is concern about higher prices and potential shortages of goods.
Recent discovery of ancient Roman artifacts and remains, including a deity head, at excavations in Velzeke and Rome. Stone head found at Basilica of St. Stephen on Caelian Hill, believed to depict a deity. Collaboration with Central Institute for Restoration in Matera for study and restoration of the artifact.
French police rescued the father of a wealthy cryptocurrency entrepreneur in a nighttime raid after he was taken hostage for ransom. This is the latest alleged criminal effort in France to extort people involved in the management of digital assets.
The article discusses the challenges faced by adults with low literacy levels in the U.S. and the ineffective methods used to teach reading. It highlights the need for evidence-based reading instruction and the lack of effective programs for adults struggling with reading. The author shares personal experiences of teaching adults to read using phonics-based methods and emphasizes the importance of structured teaching.
Lady Gaga performs a free concert on Copacabana Beach in Rio de Janeiro in front of 2 million fans, boosting economic activity and injecting at least 600 million reais into Rio's economy. The event attracted fans from across the country and international visitors.
Raw sewage from Mexico continues to pour into Southern California, causing environmental and health concerns for residents and wildlife. Efforts are being made to address the issue through binational cooperation.