The Defense Department has confirmed 19 fatalities of U.S. service members in the conflict with Iran. Officials suggest that the true number may exceed this figure.
President Donald Trump criticized CNN anchor Kaitlan Collins during a press event at the United Nations. This criticism came after the White House banned CNN and two other media outlets from covering its events, with Collins questioning Trump about the Iran war and public opinion on the matter.
President Donald Trump criticized CNN anchor Kaitlan Collins during a United Nations event in New York. The exchange followed a White House ban on CNN, MS Now, and Politico, with Collins questioning Trump about the Iran war and public sentiment regarding the US's performance in the conflict.
In a speech at the UN General Assembly, President Donald Trump called for international cooperation to economically isolate Iran. He argued that such actions would lead to lower global energy prices and an end to Iranian terrorism.
Marco Rubio criticized JD Vance's ability to distance himself from President Trump's war with Iran, emphasizing the president's role in foreign policy decisions. Vance has reportedly opposed the war privately while publicly supporting Trump, and recent polls indicate that Vance's support among GOP primary voters has decreased significantly.
A Mississippi grand jury found insufficient evidence to charge anyone in the death of Nolan Wells, an 18-year-old Black college student, whose body was discovered after a July 4 boating trip. The jury concluded that Wells likely drowned, despite evidence of trauma, prompting criticism from his family and calls for an independent investigation by the U.S. Department of Justice.
DoorDash has agreed to a $131.5 million settlement with New York City regulators for underpaying thousands of workers. The company admitted to errors in compensation calculations, particularly for time spent waiting for orders, affecting around 264,000 workers. The settlement follows an investigation into wage violations and includes compensation for idle time, which New York law mandates.
Donald Trump has announced that he will rename artificial intelligence to 'super intelligence' in official government documents. This decision is made in the context of increasing concerns regarding the impact of artificial intelligence.
A veterans benefits bill is stalled in Congress amid a funding dispute, creating uncertainty about its future. The bill is intended to enhance support for veterans.
A veterans benefits bill is stalled in Congress amid a funding dispute, leaving its future uncertain. The House's recent departure from session has further complicated the situation as negotiations continue.
The Trump administration has removed 760,000 enrollees from the Affordable Care Act, as stated by Vice President JD Vance's anti-fraud task force. The task force concluded that these individuals were incorrectly enrolled in the government health care program.
With six weeks until the midterm elections, Republicans are expressing significant concerns about their electoral prospects due to rising gas prices and a competitive political environment. Internal discussions reveal anxiety over potential losses, supported by recent polling showing Democratic leads. Lawmakers are adjusting their strategies, with some questioning the focus on non-economic legislation as the elections approach.
Jake Paul has called for civilians to have access to advanced weaponry, including rocket launchers and drones, following his visit to the Pentagon. He argues that the Second Amendment needs to be updated to reflect modern realities, stating that traditional firearms would be ineffective against advanced military technologies. Paul's comments have sparked discussions about the role of the Second Amendment in contemporary society.
Jake and Logan Paul visited the Pentagon to address US service members ahead of National POW/MIA Recognition Day. The visit included a meeting with Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth and has faced online criticism regarding the rationale behind their invitation. Both brothers expressed appreciation for the military during their visit.
California's Governor Gavin Newsom declared a state of emergency on September 22, 2026, due to the anticipated severe weather from El Nino. The declaration allows state agencies to access resources and prepare for potential flooding, as forecasters predict powerful storms and higher tides. This year's El Nino is expected to be one of the strongest on record, with current sea surface temperature anomalies matching those of previous intense events.
Outgoing Representative Jared Golden has endorsed Representative Mike Lawler for re-election in an opinion piece. Golden emphasized the importance of bipartisan cooperation, while Lawler acknowledged their efforts to find common ground despite party differences. Lawler is currently facing Democratic candidate Cait Conley in the upcoming election for New York's 17th Congressional District.
A Sri Lankan court is set to announce its verdict on 24 individuals accused of involvement in the 2019 Easter Sunday bombings that killed 270 people. The case has been prolonged, with the main accused, Naufer Moulavi, denying allegations against him after initially confessing. The verdict follows a history of intelligence failures and ongoing investigations into former officials linked to the attacks.
Brendan Carr, chair of the FCC, was involved with a non-traditional Alcoholics Anonymous group during his youth, which some former members have likened to a 'cult'. The group, located in the Washington DC area, was known for attracting young people seeking help with addiction.
Abdul El-Sayed's candidacy for the Senate has generated discussion within the Jewish community in Michigan, particularly regarding his views on Israel and his response to a recent synagogue attack. Community member Jess Newman shared her personal connection to Temple Israel and the impact of the attack on her identity.
Representative Veronica Escobar reported that ICE officials restricted her oversight visit at the Camp East Montana detention facility in Texas. The visit occurred after reports of disturbances at the facility.
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