Trump Nominates Wellness Influencer as Surgeon General; Kale Prescriptions Ahead?
President Trump's nomination of wellness advocate Dr. Casey Means as the new U.S. surgeon general raises eyebrows and expectations for a renewed focus on dietary health, as she champions lifestyle changes while navigating the controversial intersection of politics and medicine.
Judge Grounds Trump's Alien Moves; Earthling Rights Prevail!
In a groundbreaking decision, a federal judge halted the Trump administration's use of the Alien Enemies Act against Venezuelan gang members, emphasizing the need for judicial oversight and redefining what constitutes an 'invasion' during peacetime.
Dual Citizen Tries Firebomb DIY at U.S. Embassy, Fails
Joseph Neumeyer, a dual citizen, faces serious legal repercussions after attempting to firebomb the U.S. Embassy in Tel Aviv with homemade Molotov cocktails, only to be arrested days later at JFK Airport following a misguided social media rant about his intentions.
Supreme Court Mulls Over Rewriting Stork's Delivery Rules
The Supreme Court is deliberating on the constitutionality of Trump's birthright citizenship executive order, facing challenges from states and immigrant rights groups that could redefine citizenship and impact the lives of thousands.
Trump, Carney Summit: Who Will Apologize First?
As Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney prepares to meet President Trump amidst growing tensions over tariffs and suggestions of annexation, the stakes are high for both leaders as they navigate their complex relationship and seek to reshape trade dynamics.
Trump's 100% Movie Tariff: Hollywood or Bust!
President Trump's controversial 100% tariff on foreign films aims to revive Hollywood by promoting American-made movies, but experts warn it could backfire, driving up production costs and pushing filmmakers abroad.
Wrongly Deported Man Debates U.S. Return Policy
Kilmar Abrego Garcia's vacation turns into a legal debacle as he faces human trafficking charges after a wrongful deportation, highlighting serious flaws in U.S. immigration policy and constitutional rights.
U.S. Vows 'Indo-Definitely' Committed Amid China's 'Imminent' Attitude
U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth emphasizes unwavering support for Indo-Pacific allies amid rising Chinese military tensions, urging increased defense spending and highlighting the urgency of collective action against potential threats to Taiwan.
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Former Memphis Officers Acquitted in Tyre Nichols Case
The recent acquittal of three former Memphis police officers in the Tyre Nichols case has rekindled national outrage and discussions on police brutality, raising urgent calls for reform and accountability amidst ongoing federal charges against the officers.
Colombian Presidential Candidate Miguel Uribe Turbay Critical After Assassination Attempt
The attempted assassination of Colombian presidential candidate Miguel Uribe Turbay during a campaign rally underscores the escalating violence threatening political leaders in the country and highlights urgent calls for security and accountability.
Remembering Charlie Rangel: A Legacy in Harlem and Politics
Charlie Rangel, the legendary congressman who fiercely advocated for civil rights and championed critical legislation during his 46 years representing Harlem, has passed away at 94, leaving behind a lasting legacy in American politics.
Massachusetts Student Detained by ICE Granted Bond, Highlights Immigration Issues
The detention of Massachusetts student Marcelo Gomes da Silva by ICE, who was granted bond after community protests, highlights critical issues surrounding immigrant treatment and enforcement practices in the U.S.
Key Witness Testifies in Karen Read Retrial
Jennifer McCabe's emotional testimony unveils the desperate search for John O'Keefe and the chaotic aftermath, raising critical questions about Karen Read's alleged reckless actions leading to his death in a blizzard.
Menendez Brothers Resentencing Hearing Highlights Justice Concerns
The resentencing hearing of the Menendez brothers raises significant questions about justice, rehabilitation, and accountability as they seek to reduce their life sentences after over three decades in prison, amidst contrasting views from legal authorities.
Church Threatens Excommunication Over Washington's Child Abuse Reporting Law
A new Washington law requiring clergy to report child abuse confessions disrupts the confidentiality of confession in the Catholic Church, risking excommunication for non-compliance and igniting a debate over child protection versus religious freedom.
Judge Allows Kohberger Family to Attend Trial, Raising Testimony Concerns
A judge has ruled that Bryan Kohberger's family can attend his quadruple-murder trial, raising important questions about the balance between the defendant's rights and the integrity of witness testimonies amidst potential death penalty ramifications.
Diddy Rejects Plea Deal Ahead of Sex Trafficking Trial
Sean 'Diddy' Combs faces a looming trial for serious charges including sex trafficking and has rejected a plea deal that could have resulted in a lighter sentence, setting the stage for a high-stakes legal battle.
California Shooting Claims Two Lives, Sparks Safety Concerns
A shooting in Baldwin Park, California, has tragically claimed the lives of a police officer and a father, igniting urgent discussions on gun violence and community safety in the wake of this devastating incident.
Charges Against Six Migrants Linked to SC Mother's Murder
Six undocumented immigrants face serious charges, including murder and attempted robbery, in connection with the tragic shooting of a South Carolina mother, raising complex issues of crime, immigration, and community safety.
Dilbert Creator Reflects on Call with Trump Amid Cancer Diagnosis
Amid his battle with metastatic prostate cancer, Scott Adams reflects on a personal voicemail from Donald Trump offering support, highlighting the intersection of personal crises and political relationships.
DOJ Investigates Andrew Cuomo Over COVID-19 Testimony
The Department of Justice is investigating former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo for allegedly misleading Congress about his COVID-19 decisions, adding scrutiny to his NYC mayoral campaign amid criticisms of his handling of nursing home fatalities during the pandemic.
Menendez Brothers' Parole Hearing Delayed to August
The parole hearing for the Menendez brothers, convicted of murdering their parents in 1989, has been postponed to August, following a resentencing that allows for their potential release after over 30 years in prison.
Texas Teen Charged with Murder on Verge of Graduation
As Karmelo Anthony prepares to graduate from high school while facing first-degree murder charges for the fatal stabbing of a fellow student, his case highlights the complexities of educational rights and justice for youth involved in violent incidents.
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Zelenskyy Agrees to Meet Putin: Trump Adds Unrequested Two Cents
As tensions rise between Ukraine and Russia, Zelenskyy insists on a ceasefire before peace talks with Putin, while Trump advocates for immediate negotiations, complicating an already fraught diplomatic landscape.
Elon Musk Ditches DOGE; White House Fetches New Leaders
Elon Musk's departure from the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) leaves behind a controversial legacy of limited budget savings and uncertain future leadership as the White House steps back in to navigate the challenges ahead.
Trump, Fed Chair Pow-Wow: Top Secrets and Political Neutrality
A fiery meeting between President Trump and Fed Chair Powell reveals the ongoing tensions over interest rates, highlighting a clash of personalities and political strategies that shapes the economic landscape.
Judge Freezes Trump's Agency Slim-Down: Bureaucracy Breathes Easy!
A federal judge's temporary ruling halts the Trump administration's aggressive reorganization of various government agencies, emphasizing the need for congressional approval and providing much-needed relief from potential mass layoffs and program cuts.
Treasury Begs Congress: Raise Debt Ceiling or Bust Economy!
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent warns Congress of an impending economic crisis if the debt ceiling is not raised by mid-July, with potential repercussions that could shake the financial system and undermine the U.S.'s global standing.
Trump Declares 'America First' With First American Pope
The election of Pope Leo XIV, the first American pope, has prompted excitement and optimism from President Trump and American Catholics, sparking speculation about the cultural impact this new leadership could have on the Vatican's direction and agenda.
Krishnamoorthi Eyes Senate Seat: Durbin's Exit Sparks Candidacy Carousel
Rep. Raja Krishnamoorthi enters a competitive Illinois Senate race following the departure of Dick Durbin, bringing his personal story and significant financial backing to a primary that could reshape the political landscape in the state.
ABC Suspends Reporter for Calling Official 'Hater'; Irony Meter Breaks
ABC News correspondent Terry Moran's suspension for labeling Trump a 'world-class hater' has sparked discussions on journalistic objectivity and the consequences of unfiltered commentary in today's politically charged environment.