Representative Ilhan Omar reaffirmed her name amid a federal court filing that identified her as Ilhan Nur Said Elmi. Omar's office has denied allegations surrounding her name and her marriage to Ahmed Nur Said Elmi, which has been linked to an ongoing investigation into potential immigration fraud. Omar has characterized the investigation as politically motivated and has not been charged with any crime.
Ian Brinksman, a 42-year-old government contractor, was arrested by the FBI on Friday following a search of his residence in Washington. The Justice Department confirmed the arrest.
During an interview, Michigan Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed addressed questions regarding his past support for the Muslim Brotherhood and family ties to the group. He denied any affiliation and criticized the implications of dual loyalty based on his faith. The discussion also included topics such as health care and election predictions.
Senator Marco Rubio has encouraged Cubans to work with the CIA to promote positive changes in their country. His remarks follow heightened pressure from the U.S. government on Cuba after the recent capture of Nicolas Maduro.
An intelligence memo indicates that Iran has significantly increased efforts to target U.S. personnel abroad, with plots reaching advanced stages. This warning follows the State Department's order for non-emergency personnel to leave Saudi Arabia due to threats from Iran-backed Houthi rebels.
Lewiston, Maine, is facing a youth gun violence crisis, reporting 35 incidents in 2026, including 22 involving juveniles. City officials have allocated additional funding for police overtime and are advocating for changes in the juvenile justice system. While some residents attribute the violence to the Somali community, others argue it is a broader youth issue linked to poverty. The city has seen a significant influx of Somali refugees over the past 25 years.
A New York judge has ruled that the accuser in the "Cornell 7" civil lawsuit can remain anonymous. The decision comes amid concerns over harassment related to the case. The accuser alleges she was drugged and gang-raped by seven fraternity brothers, who deny the allegations. The case is ongoing, with a venue dispute and a reopened criminal investigation.
Inique Hinton, a 31-year-old from Georgia, was arrested for allegedly throwing a Molotov cocktail at an ICE facility in Atlanta. He faces charges of attempted arson and depredation of government property, with potential prison time ranging from five to 20 years if convicted. The FBI is continuing its investigation into the incident.
A jury has found a man guilty of the rape and murder of Faith Hedgepeth, a University of North Carolina student, 14 years after her death in September 2012. Hedgepeth was 19 years old when she was killed in her off-campus apartment.
Vivek Ramaswamy's campaign ad featuring comments from Amy Acton's estranged mother has drawn criticism from Republican members. The ad is part of the ongoing Ohio governor's race, which is becoming increasingly competitive.
Patricia Krentcil, known as 'Tan Mom,' claims that ICE agents questioned her citizenship due to her deep tan during an encounter after leaving a restaurant. She alleged that the agents nearly detained her, expressing concerns about discrimination based on her appearance. The specifics of the incident remain unverified.
Abdul El-Sayed, a Democratic Senate candidate in Michigan, confronted Fox News anchor Bret Baier over allegations of his ties to the Muslim Brotherhood. El-Sayed denied any connection to the group and emphasized his loyalty to the U.S. Constitution. Recent reports found no evidence supporting the allegations against him.
A hospital in Taiz, Yemen, has issued a warning about a potential collapse due to a siege by Houthi forces. The facility is facing severe shortages of essential resources, including fuel, medicines, and oxygen, which are critical for patient care.
A federal appeals court ruled against three undocumented immigrants, allowing their detention without bond hearings. Judges criticized the ruling for relying on flawed historical justification. The Supreme Court will review the case.
A burglary attempt at a gas station in Queens led to several people being stabbed and the suspect being shot by police on Friday night. Details regarding the number of victims and the condition of those injured have not been disclosed.
The Milwaukee Brewers secured a 3-2 victory over the Tampa Bay Rays in Game 1 of the World Series, marking their first win in the series since 1982. The game featured a tense ninth inning with a replay review impacting the outcome. The Brewers scored early and added an insurance run later in the game.
Former Chicago mayor Rahm Emanuel shared his views on the Democrats' potential to gain Senate seats in Iowa and Texas. He noted that Republican infighting could play a significant role in these outcomes, rather than the Democrats' campaign strategies.
Marco Rubio, the Secretary of State, has called on Cubans to collaborate with the CIA in efforts to overthrow their government. This statement reflects ongoing tensions between the U.S. and the Cuban government.
The Milwaukee Brewers won Game 1 of the World Series against the Tampa Bay Rays. Trevor Megill secured the victory by striking out Jonny DeLuca in a critical ninth-inning situation.
President Trump confirmed he directed the DOJ to file a lawsuit to block certification of Alaska's Senate election results. The lawsuit addresses potential voter confusion due to two candidates with similar names. Critics, including law professor Derek Muller, have described the legal argument as weak.
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