The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) announced Sunday that an overnight airstrike killed the spokesperson for Hamas’ military wing, Qassam Brigades. Abu Obeida had served as spokesperson for the past decade, and was known in Israeli circles as the “face of the

No one matched all the numbers in Saturday night’s Powerball drawing, pushing the jackpot to an estimated $1.1 billion. This marks the fifth-largest prize in the game’s history, with odds of winning at 1 in 292.2 million. “America has waited all

Former President Bill Clinton’s recent appearance in the Hamptons, trailed by an aide toting what looked like a portable defibrillator, has conservatives whispering about his fragile health. The sighting, reported by the New York Post, paints a picture of a man

Dyan Cannon, an 88-year-old Hollywood veteran, was turned away from a White House tour, her dreams of grandeur dashed by a fib from years past. The actress, joined by friends Kym Douglas, Tracey Bregman, and chef Christine Avanti-Fischer, hit a snag

President Donald Trump’s latest clash with the Federal Reserve has sparked a firestorm, with Rep. Maxine Waters, D-Calif., demanding the 25th Amendment to probe his fitness for office. On Monday, August 25, 2025, Trump ousted Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, claiming

A Virginia community is mourning the loss of an 8-year-old boy who died after being attacked by a dog at a home in Danville on Tuesday, August 26. According to the Danville Police Department, officers were called to the residence just

Missouri’s Republican Gov. Mike Kehoe is shaking up the state’s political map with a bold move. Starting Sept. 3, 2025, he’s calling a special legislative session to redraw congressional districts, aiming squarely at flipping the 5th District, held by Democrat Emanuel

Democrats gathered in Minneapolis, itching for a fight, as their leaders demanded a tougher stance against President Donald Trump’s agenda. Fox News reported that at the Democratic National Committee’s summer meeting from August 26-28, 2025, over 400 members from across the

A Texas woman has been arrested and charged with murder after authorities say she intentionally left her 15-month-old baby locked inside a hot car for hours, leading to the child’s death. Police say 27-year-old Vanessa Esquivel drove to her workplace in

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit ruled Friday that many of President Donald Trump’s tariffs, imposed under emergency powers, were illegal. The 7-4 decision by an 11-judge panel found that Trump overstepped his authority by relying on the

Chicago’s streets ran red over the Labor Day weekend, with 35 people shot and four lives lost. President Trump, never one to mince words, has put Illinois Governor JB Pritzker in his crosshairs, slamming the Democrat’s handling of the city’s spiraling

Pope Leo XIV condemned the global spread of weapons, calling it a “pandemic of arms” during his Sunday Angelus. He offered prayers for the victims of a school shooting in Minnesota that killed two children and urged the world to protect

A Texas teenager has been arrested after allegedly shooting a relative during a family baptism celebration that spiraled into violence, according to police. Leonardo Asis Campos Torres, 19, was taken into custody in the early hours of July 27 after gunfire

Kentucky’s public education system just got a reality check. A lawsuit spearheaded by Attorney General Pam Bondi has forced the state to ditch a policy granting in-state tuition to unauthorized migrants. The decision, hailed as a victory for common sense by

An extremely excited tech worker didn’t hesitate to take to social media to celebrate after receiving some very good news. Sadly, her celebratory TikTok video resulted in a very costly lesson as it raised questions for her employer. While some agree

President Donald Trump is stirring the pot again, vowing to mandate voter ID across all U.S. elections. Fox News reported that on Saturday, Trump took to social media to announce a forthcoming executive order that would require voter ID, restrict mail-in

(NewsNation) — The Chicago Police Department responded to 12 shootings Saturday night into Sunday morning, amid a growing showdown between federal and local officials on how to handle crime in the city. 24 people were shot, three of which were killed,