The tragic deaths of three American citizens on a Florida highway are now at the center of a political slugfest between Governor Gavin Newsom’s press office and President Donald Trump’s Department of Homeland Security. At the heart of the matter is

The Sydney Sweeney jeans ad was never supposed to be political. It was a denim campaign — the kind of mainstream Americana branding that barely makes a ripple outside of mall storefronts and social media scrolls. Yet when The New Yorker

The White House meeting between President Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky was expected to focus squarely on the future of Eastern Europe. Instead, it delivered one of Trump’s most explosive domestic policy announcements yet: a sweeping plan to end

DETROIT, MI – Police in Detroit have taken individuals into custody in connection with the death of a missing teenager, Laurence Powell, whose body was found in a cemetery two days after he disappeared. Authorities are delving deeper into the case,

The now-former Maine police officer who U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers arrested in July has agreed to leave the country, the Associated Press reported. The officer, Jon Luke Evans, is a citizen of Jamaica and had authorization from the

The House Oversight Committee is about to get a long-awaited look at Jeffrey Epstein’s shadowy case. On Friday, the Trump administration’s Department of Justice (DOJ) will start handing over documents tied to Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell, shining a light on a

New York City’s Mayor Eric Adams is flexing local muscle to clean up Staten Island’s streets. On August 18, 2025, he unveiled plans to expand the NYPD’s Quality of Life Division, targeting gritty issues like homeless encampments and noisy neighbors. This

In this Media Miss minute, the head of Israel’s military has approved plans for the “next phase” of the war in Gaza, including a takeover of Gaza City. And comedy legend Conan O’Brien says late-night TV as we know it is

A 50-year-old Indiana woman’s social media rants against President Donald Trump have landed her in federal crosshairs. Nathalie Rose Jones, from Lafayette, now faces serious charges for allegedly posting violent threats online. Her case raises questions about free speech versus dangerous