CNN, Politico, and MS NOW have filed a lawsuit against President Trump's administration after being banned from the White House. The outlets claim the ban threatens press freedom and their First Amendment rights. Trump defended the ban, stating it was a response to what he called 'fake news' and not an attack on the free press.
Actor Sylvester Stallone revealed that he learned of his appointment as a special ambassador to Hollywood by President Donald Trump through television news. Stallone expressed surprise at the announcement and shared his skepticism regarding the initiative to revive the Hollywood film industry. Other actors, including Mel Gibson and Jon Voight, also learned about their roles through social media.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent reported that recent talks with Chinese officials were productive ahead of an upcoming meeting between President Trump and President Xi Jinping. He highlighted discussions on trade and artificial intelligence.
Chinese President Xi Jinping is visiting Washington for talks with US President Donald Trump amid ongoing trade tensions. The discussions are expected to address various issues, including artificial intelligence regulations and trade policies. European leaders express concerns about the impact of US-China rivalry on their economies and emphasize the need for collaboration among middle powers.
CNN, MS NOW, and Politico have announced plans to sue the Trump administration after being denied White House access. The reporters were blocked from entry following Trump's claims of 'fake news' regarding their coverage. The organizations assert that this action threatens press freedom and their First Amendment rights.
Corruption is a central theme in New Hampshire's Senate race, with both parties targeting each other's candidates over alleged unethical behavior. Polling suggests that voters are increasingly frustrated with the political system and are linking corruption to their financial circumstances. This trend reflects a broader strategy in the 2026 midterms, where anti-corruption messaging is becoming a key focus for candidates.
Elon Musk has maintained a low profile in the Texas Senate race, despite his significant ties to the state through his companies. While he previously played a major role in the Wisconsin Supreme Court race, Republican strategists prefer he stays out of the spotlight to avoid negative perceptions. Meanwhile, Democrats are ready to leverage Musk's involvement against Republican candidates. Musk's political action committee has invested millions in Texas, contributing to a shift in financial support favoring Republican candidate Ken Paxton.
CNN, MS Now, and Politico are suing the Trump administration after being banned from the White House press pool. The outlets claim the ban threatens press freedom and their First Amendment rights. Trump has previously faced legal challenges regarding media access, with courts ruling against similar bans in the past.
Presley Gerber made his last public appearance with parents Cindy Crawford and Rande Gerber on June 11, 2026, at a mental health event in Malibu. He spoke candidly about his mental health journey and the importance of self-care. Gerber passed away at the age of 27 at a rehab facility, with the cause of death pending an autopsy.
Matt Kimbrel, the younger brother of former New York Mets pitcher Craig Kimbrel, died in a motorcycle accident in Huntsville, Alabama, at the age of 36. He collided with a dump truck while exiting Highway 432. An investigation is ongoing, but no criminal charges are anticipated. Matt Kimbrel is survived by his fiancée, Genevieve, who shared her grief online.
An Alaska man, Landon Lowrance, accidentally shot and killed his girlfriend, CloeRae McBrayer, while handling a revolver, before shooting himself. Both incidents occurred last Wednesday, just days before the couple planned to get engaged. Police emphasized the importance of firearm safety following the tragic event.
Converse has withdrawn a social media advertisement that faced criticism for allegedly evoking KKK imagery and lynching. The ad featured K-pop singer Karina and was criticized for the visual elements in the photo.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent emphasized the need for transparency between the United States and China regarding artificial intelligence discussions. He noted that this transparency is essential given their status as the top two A.I. powers.
House Democrats have proposed legislation to assist survivors of Jeffrey Epstein with their financial and medical challenges. Survivor Danielle Bensky shared her aspirations for a normal life, emphasizing the ongoing struggles faced by survivors.
The Babydust Method, introduced in a self-published book in 2016, claims to help couples influence their baby's sex through timing of intercourse. While many women share positive experiences with the method on social media, experts assert that there is no scientific evidence supporting its effectiveness. The only reliable method for sex selection is in vitro fertilization.
Roger Cettina, a senior vice president at AECOM Tishman and accomplished horse bettor, has been contracted to rebuild the Belmont Park grandstand. Cettina has experienced notable success in horse racing, including significant winnings in national competitions, while continuing his full-time construction career.
Tyler Shough led the New Orleans Saints to a 24-17 victory over the Baltimore Ravens on September 21, 2026. Shough scored a controversial go-ahead touchdown, which was defended by NFL officials despite questions from fans regarding whether the ball crossed the goal line. Both teams now hold a record of 1-1.
President Donald Trump and New York City Mayor [Mamdani's full name] are set to meet in New York. This will be their fourth meeting, having previously met three times.
Democratic Rep. Jared Golden endorsed Republican Congressman Mike Lawler for re-election in New York, highlighting their bipartisan collaboration on legislation such as the Northeast Lobsterman Protection Act. Lawler, facing a competitive race in New York’s 17th Congressional District, welcomed the endorsement as an honor and emphasized the importance of finding common ground across party lines.
President Donald Trump has banned CNN, MSNBC, and Politico from the White House, referring to them as 'fake news.' In response, the affected news organizations plan to file a lawsuit regarding the bans.
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