Iran War: US Oil Reserve Hits All-Time Low As Deal Signing Looms
The U.S. has released over 50 million barrels from its Strategic Petroleum Reserve since the start of the war in Iran.
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What Happens If Nancy Guthrie’s Body is Not Found? Experts Weigh In
Nancy Guthrie tip sparks renewed scrutiny as experts say a no‑body case could still lead to charges.
Who Is Shaun Evans? World Cup Ref Responds to Questions Over Hand Gesture
The official has been accused of making a "neo-Nazi" gesture during a recent World Cup broadcast.
Trump Gives Brigitte Macron Long Handshake at G7 After Mocking Her Marriage
President Donald Trump gave Brigitte Macron one of his signature long, firm handshakes on Monday.
Epstein Files, Trump’s Iran War Outrage Joe Rogan: ‘We’re All Pissed’
Joe Rogan, who previously endorsed Trump, slammed the president on the handling of the Jeffrey Epstein files and the war in Iran.
Video: Iranian National Anthem Prompts Boos, Cheers From LA World Cup Crowd
Iran's World Cup match comes on the heels of U.S. President Donald Trump announcing a deal to end the ongoing war.
Centene Buyout 2026: How Insurance Holders Could Be Impacted by Layoffs
The St. Louis-based insurer said it would offer voluntary buyouts to “most employees,” and signaled layoffs could follow.
Map Shows US World Cup Team’s Immigrant Backgrounds
Twelve of the 26 players on the American national team at the World Cup have immigrant or diasporic roots across eight countries.
Republicans Push to Impeach Obama-Appointed Judges
House Republicans introduced multiple impeachment resolutions targeting two federal judges appointed by Barack Obama.
Samuel Alito Urges Supreme Court to Clarify Precedent Set 38 Years Ago
Alito warned that courts have "struggled to ascertain" the limits of a decades-old ruling about student speech.
Gavin Newsom DOJ Investigation: Wife’s Taxes Under Scrutiny
Newsom says Trump DOJ is targeting him with investigation tied to potential presidential run, calling it political retaliation.
Mamdani of DC? Janeese Lewis George’s Chances of Winning Mayoral Race
Janeese Lewis George could become Washington, D.C.'s first Democratic socialist mayor if she wins the primary on Tuesday.
Can Congress Derail Trump’s Iran Deal? Republican Allies Signal Concern
GOP Senator Chuck Grassley told Newsweek on Monday that Iran doesn't have "a very good history" of abiding by agreements.
Ex-Venezuelan Army Major Who Fled Maduro Detained by ICE
A former Venezuelan army major and Florida grandfather remains in ICE custody though a court dismissed his DUI charge.
Deal Between US and Iran Offers Hope—but Not for American Drivers
Analysts say it could take months for gas prices to ease back toward more normal levels after a prolonged period of disruption.
Doctors Said I Had Anxiety for 5 Years, Until One Test Changed Everything
It felt like my body had been poisoned, and I did not think it was anxiety, but over time, I even began to question myself.
Josh Hokit Says Michelle Obama ‘Is a Man’ After UFC Freedom 250 Win
The fighter's victory interview quickly overshadowed his win after controversial remarks about Michelle Obama.
Stanford Students Walk Out of Graduation When Google CEO Starts Speech
The students walked out in protest of Google's ties to Israel and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
The Teen Social Media Ban Exposes America’s Parent Trap
Perspective: Parents asked for help policing childhood online. Britain offered a blunt answer Washington still can’t face.
Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool Is Now Green: 4 Possible Reasons
Reflecting Pool turns green days after $14M revamp—here’s why algae blooms may be linked to heat, design changes, and long-standing infrastructure issues.
Why It Doesn’t Pay To Host the World Cup
As the responsibility for large expenses like security and policing falls to the host cities, they can loose out on economic benefits.
How Trump Is Celebrating His Birthday Compared to Previous Presidents
Presidents have marked their birthdays in various ways but rarely so intertwined with a spectacle on this scale.
Protest or Park? Two Ways 8 Cities Can Spend Trump’s Birthday
Americans will face a choice on June 14: Free entry to national parks or joining nationwide “No Kings” livestream watch parties.
Map Shows States Where Retirees Are Ditching Florida For
Recent data shows that while Florida still attracts tens of thousands of retirees each year, nearly as many are now leaving.