The Trump administration has extended the operation of the J.H. Campbell coal-fired power plant in Michigan until August 2026 to meet rising energy demand. This decision has raised concerns about potential costs for consumers, with environmental groups challenging the legality of the DOE's actions in court.
A judge has sanctioned CoreCivic for destroying video evidence in a wrongful death case involving detainee Kesley Vial, who died by suicide in ICE custody. This sanction allows the jury to assume the missing evidence was unfavorable to CoreCivic, which settled with Vial's family shortly before trial.
The Enhanced Games are set to occur in Las Vegas on Sunday, with numerous athletes, including former Olympians, participating while using performance-enhancing drugs.
Twenty-eight Boy Scouts were rescued from floodwaters in Hampshire County, West Virginia, after rising water levels trapped them during a river trip. The scouts were stranded for about 45 minutes before rescue crews transported them safely across the river.
Johnny Manziel made his amateur MMA debut on May 24, 2026, at Brand Risk 14 in Las Vegas, defeating social media influencer Bob Menery. The match concluded quickly in favor of Manziel.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced that significant progress has been made in negotiations with Iran. Further details about the negotiations were not provided.
A stampede at Atlantic Beach in South Carolina resulted in injuries to at least 19 people early Sunday morning, according to officials. The incident is under investigation.
President Trump announced that an agreement with Iran is expected to be revealed soon, potentially ending the ongoing conflict. He has communicated with various regional leaders about the deal, which is reportedly being mediated by Pakistan. Concerns have been raised by some lawmakers regarding the implications of the agreement for U.S. interests and regional stability.
Republican lawmakers have downplayed concerns about President Trump's targeting of GOP incumbents, particularly following Rep. Thomas Massie's primary loss. While some acknowledge potential complications from Trump's endorsements, many express support for his influence, emphasizing the need for party unity ahead of the midterm elections.
Republican lawmakers have addressed concerns about President Trump's targeting of GOP incumbents, particularly following Rep. Thomas Massie's primary loss. While some defend Trump's endorsement strategy, others caution that it may complicate party dynamics. As the midterm elections approach, unity among Republicans is emphasized to maintain their House majority.
Graham Platner, a Democratic Senate candidate in Maine, faced criticism for a Reddit post mocking a wounded soldier. He declined to apologize when questioned about the post, which has sparked outrage among veterans and voters. Platner is set to appear in the Democratic primary on June 9.
Graham Platner, a Democratic Senate candidate in Maine, faced backlash for a deleted Reddit post mocking a wounded soldier. He declined to apologize when questioned about the post, which has drawn criticism from veterans, including U.S. Navy SEAL Rob O’Neill. Platner is the presumptive nominee for the Democratic Senate primary, set for June 9.
Graham Platner, a Democratic Senate candidate in Maine, is facing criticism for past comments mocking Purple Heart recipient Ted Daniels. Platner defended his remarks and military service when confronted, stating he does not owe an apology. His comments have led to backlash from various groups, while he maintains support from progressive Democrats.
President Trump commended the Secret Service and law enforcement for their actions during an incident where a gunman opened fire outside the White House. He mentioned that the gunman might have had an obsession with the location.
Stephen Colbert hosted a public access broadcast in Michigan with musician Jack White, who is from Detroit. White took on the role of 'volunteer music director' during the event.
Women and girls in Pakistan are increasingly participating in tent pegging, a sport traditionally dominated by men. Their involvement is leading to greater recognition and achievements in this competitive arena.
The Justice Department has removed press releases regarding charges against January 6 Capitol riot participants from its website. This decision has led to bipartisan criticism and legal challenges, particularly concerning a newly announced fund aimed at compensating individuals claiming political persecution related to the events of January 6.
A shooting near a White House security checkpoint resulted in the death of 21-year-old Nasire Best, who opened fire before being shot by Secret Service officers. A bystander was also injured, and this incident marks the third gunfire occurrence near President Trump in a month. Evidence from the scene was collected, and journalists reported hearing the gunshots.
On May 23, 2026, a gunman was shot and killed by the U.S. Secret Service after opening fire near the White House. The incident also resulted in injury to a bystander. President Trump was present in the White House but unharmed, and the FBI responded to the scene.
Republican lawmakers have proposed cutting federal funding for the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine (NASEM) due to concerns over its climate science chapter in the Reference Manual on Scientific Evidence. The chapter was previously criticized by state attorneys general, and NASEM's funding is primarily sourced from federal agencies. The proposal has sparked a debate over the independence of scientific research and potential conflicts of interest within NASEM's committees.
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