Senator Graham Slams Biden's Immigration Relief, Calls It A 'Disaster'
Senator Graham, criticized the recent immigration relief, suggesting it could encourage more migrants to come to the United States.
Trump Announces He Has Selected His Vice-Presidential Running Mate
Officials within Trump's campaign had hoped that Tim Scott could attract Black voters.
China And EU To Initiate Discussions On Subsidies For Electric Vehicles
Last week, the EU threatened Chinese electric vehicle (EV) manufacturers with tariffs of up to 38%, effective from July 4.
Trump To Address Christian Voters Before Holding Rally In Philadelphia
The event will emphasize issues crucial to conservative Christian voters leading up to the November 5 election.
Yemeni Houthi Rebels Target Ship In Gulf Of Aden As Eisenhower Heads Home
The Houthis, who have held Yemen's capital, Sanaa, since 2014, did not immediately claim responsibility for the attack.
Trump Praises Stefanik, Emerges As His Potential VP Pick
The former president praised Stefanik for her efforts in supporting the military and veterans, boosting the economy and reducing inflation.
Firearm Injury Rates Stay Elevated In 2023, Urging Prevention Focus: CDC Report
Disparities were notable among racial and ethnic groups, with Black and Hispanic individuals experiencing elevated rates of firearm injuries through 2023.
New York Implements Landmark Law Requiring Parental Oversight Of Social Media Algorithms
The legislation include limits on "addictive feeds" targeted at users under 18 and a ban on notifications related to such content from midnight to 6 a.m.
Walmart Enhances Customer Convenience With Digital Price Tags Across Stores
This newfound efficiency allows staff to focus more on customer service, ensuring that shoppers receive better assistance and quicker responses to their needs.
Trump Urges Georgia Court To Reject DA Willis' Bid To Dismiss Appeal In Election Case
Trump and 18 others were indicted last August on charges related to efforts to overturn the 2020 presidential election results in Georgia.
Florida Law Enforcement Official Sues DeSantis Over Alleged Retaliation
The lawsuit, filed overnight in state Circuit Court in Tallahassee, accuses DeSantis and his senior aides of wrongful termination and retaliation.
Home Loan Costs Decline Again, Hitting Lowest Rate Since Early April
This marks the third consecutive week of declining mortgage rates, which have largely remained around 7% since April.
Families Of Boeing 737 Max Crash Victims Seek $24.8Bn Fine, Criminal Charges
Boeing's 737 MAX experienced two infamous crashes in 2018 and 2019 that together claimed 346 lives.
Wildfires Ravage New Mexico And California, Forcing Thousands To Evacuate
The South Fork Fire and the Salt Fire have converged near Ruidoso, prompting the evacuation of its 7,800 residents. The fires have scorched over 20,000 acres and remain completely uncontained.
Tropical Storm Alberto Hits Gulf, Brings Heavy Rain And Coastal Flooding To Texas
The National Hurricane Center reported that the storm system was moving west at about 9 mph and expected to increase in speed.
Stonehenge Vandalized: Activists Spray Orange Paint, Prompting Arrests
The action, condemned by Chancellor Rishi Sunak as "disgraceful vandalism," coincided with preparations for the summer solstice celebrations, drawing sharp criticism from various political figures.
Fiscal Year 2024 Federal Budget Deficit Surges To $1.9 Trillion, CBO Projects
This adjustment represents a 27% rise in the deficit forecast, attributed to factors such as increased Medicaid spending, the fallout from the 2023 banking crises, and the passage of a $95 billion aid package for Ukraine, Israel, and the Indo-Pacific region in April.
Elizabeth Warren Leads Democratic Boycott Of Netanyahu's Congressional Speech
Several lawmakers, including former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Representative Jim Clyburn of South Carolina, had announced their intentions to skip the event.
Elon Musk Defends Free Speech Stance Amid Advertiser Tensions
Last November, Musk had lashed out, telling advertisers to "go f— yourself" after several paused their spending on his platform X, citing concerns over ad placement next to controversial content.
Biden Approves $360 Million Arms Sale To Taiwan Amid Rising Tensions With China
Taiwanese President Lai Ching-te reportedly expressed appreciation during a press conference in Taipei, emphasizing the crucial role of such arms sales in upholding peace across the Taiwan Strait.
House Ethics Committee Intensifies Probe Into Rep. Matt Gaetz Over Alleged Misconduct
The committee's closed-door sessions have involved at least half a dozen women who attended parties where Gaetz was present.
Russia and North Korea Sign Strategic Partnership, Pledge Mutual Support
The agreement includes a mutual defense clause and aims to strengthen economic and military ties amid ongoing Western sanctions and geopolitical tensions.
Social Security Confirms No $600 Increase Until 2025, Warns of Scams
"Reports of a $600 payment increase are FALSE, please be aware and don't fall for this stunt," Social Security Commissioner Martin O'Malley said in a news release.
Boeing CEO's Apology Falls Short Amid Senate Scrutiny
Calhoun expressed regret over the company's operational lapses and acknowledged their ongoing commitment to safety.
Nvidia Leads AI Boom, Overtakes Apple And Microsoft As Most Valuable Company
Nvidia has transformed from a $300 billion company grappling with a chip surplus due to a cryptocurrency bust to a dominant force in the tech industry, with its products in high demand from other Silicon Valley giants.
Biden Announces Green Card Plan For Immigrant Spouses
Approved applicants will receive temporary work permits and protection from deportation during the application process.
Biden Campaign To Mark Second Anniversary Of Supreme Court Overturning Roe v. Wade
Campaign officials also plan to use the anniversary, which falls just days before Biden's first debate of this election cycle against Trump on June 27.
Supreme Court Is 'Brazenly Corrupt And Brazenly Political', Says Sen. Murphy
Murphy affirmed that it is "absolutely" appropriate for Biden to criticize the Court.
1,200 People Evacuated as Wildfire Near Los Angeles Spreads
The Post Fire has burned more than 10,500 acres as of Sunday morning.
Biden Condemns Supreme Court At $28 Million Los Angeles Fundraiser
President Joe Biden appeared alongside former President Barack Obama, George Clooney and others.