Additional warships and 2,500 marines have been deployed to the conflict in Iran as the pain of the war widens and the U.S. is forced to turn to protecting targets, securing shipping lanes and deterring attacks. read more
A federal judge tossed parts of the Pentagon's restrictions on news outlets, saying they violated the First Amendment, in a lawsuit brought by The New York Times. read more
Massive Western heat wave, potential El Nino raise concerns about unpredictable, extreme weather. read more
U.S. President-elect Donald Trump chose loyalists with little experience for several key cabinet positions on Wednesday ... read more
It's been three years since an FBI director admitted to purchasing the location data of Americans, potentially in violation of the Constitution. Here we go again. read more
The U.S. rejected the Russian proposal, which has nonetheless sparked concerns in Europe amid growing transatlantic tensions. read more
A far-right conspiracy theorist turned high-ranking official at the US Federal Emergency Management Agency (Fema) claims to have once teleported to a Waffle House. read more
Paolo Zampolli, a former modeling agent and a longtime Trump ally, was in a custody battle over his son. An ICE official agreed to help. read more
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said early Thursday that the U.S. may lift sanctions on Iranian oil that is already in transit ... read more
Chuck Norris -- the famed martial artist and actor in films like "The Delta Force" and "Missing in Action" -- is dead ... TMZ has learned. read more
Kennedy's efforts to reshape vaccine policies have been well chronicled, but ProPublica wanted to take a broader look at how the changes might affect Americans' health in the years to come. We found that long-forgotten plagues have roared back, killing and maiming children in parts of the world where access to vaccines or trust in them faltered. What seemed like subtle changes to a country's vaccine policies had disastrous consequences years later. Even in places that offer highly advanced health care, doctors have felt impotent trying to undo the damage when these horrors return. Modern medicine can't reverse paralysis from polio. Surgeons can intervene when a baby is born blind, deaf and with heart defects after being exposed to rubella in the womb, but the child is still likely to face a life shaped by disability. read more
Nick Fuentes on Trump: "I really believe that he needs to be impeached under the Democrats" Fuentes: "He's the problem. The buck stops with him. He's the president. He's the movement. And if there ever were principles or promises, he's betrayed all of them." read more
Ben says he was held in custody for about three hours. Before his release, officers photographed and fingerprinted him. Then, before Ben realized fully what was happening, an officer ran a swab, similar to a Q-tip, along the inside of his cheek. "It was super casual," Ben says. "It was just like, 'okay, yeah so we're going to take this now. read more
Job creation in the US has slowed to essentially zero, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said Wednesday ... read more
The United States Department of the Treasury has taken a big step forward in a plan to etch President Donald Trump's portrait on a 24 karat gold commemorative coin. read more
Sen. Markwayne Mullin's (R-Okla.) nomination to lead the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) on Thursday advanced ... read more
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