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Kristi Noem Rushed to Hospital After Allergic Reaction

DHS Secretary Noem Taken to Hospital for Allergic Reaction

Kristi Noem Transported to DC Hospital by Ambulance…

Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem was hospitalized due to an allergic reaction, prompting ambulance transport and medical attention in Washington D.C.

Trump Demands Iran’s ‘Unconditional Surrender’ Amid Escalating Strikes

Israel Strikes Tehran; Conflict Rages Onward

Missile Barrages Roar Over Tel Aviv as Iran Fires Back

The ongoing Israel-Iran conflict escalates dramatically with multiple air strikes, Iran’s retaliatory missile barrages, and President Trump demanding Iran's unconditional surrender.

NYC Mayoral Candidate Arrested by ICE at Immigration Court

Brad Lander Detained by ICE While Escorting Defendant

NYC Comptroller Brad Lander Taken into Custody by ICE

New York City comptroller and mayoral candidate Brad Lander was arrested by federal immigration authorities at a courthouse, stirring political controversy days before primary elections.

Senate Passes GENIUS Stablecoin Regulatory Bill

Milestone $Crypto Bill Passes Senate With Bipartisan Support

Crypto Industry Wins as Senate Approves Stablecoin Framework

Senate passes the GENIUS Act, creating the first regulatory framework for cryptocurrency stablecoins in the U.S., marking a bipartisan milestone in crypto legislation.

US Retail Sales Slip as Investors Worry Over Middle East Crisis

Stocks Slide Amid Rising Tensions Between Israel and Iran

Oil Prices Spike Amid Escalating Israel-Iran War

Inflation concerns and economic shifts dominate as US retail sales fall in May, while stocks decline amid the Israel-Iran crisis threatening broader markets.

Pentagon Deploys 2,000 More National Guard Troops to LA

US Navy Vessels Shift Positions as Iran Attack Looms

Pentagon Moves Jets and Warships Closer to Middle East

Military movements intensify as the Pentagon deploys additional National Guard troops to Los Angeles and shifts aircraft and warships toward the Middle East amid escalating tensions.

Volcanic Eruption in Indonesia Grounds Flights, Forces Evacuations

Indonesia Volcano Spews 10KM Ash, Bali Flights Canceled

Mount Lewotobi Laki Laki Eruption Shuts Flights in Indonesia

Volcanic activity disrupts Southeast Asia travel as Indonesia's Mount Lewotobi Laki Laki erupts, prompting evacuations and widespread flight cancellations.

After Minnesota Shootings, Lawmakers Demand More Security

Parents of Slain Minn. Lawmaker Plead for Unity Amid Crisis

Targeted Political Violence Rattles Minnesota and US Capitol

Political violence and security concerns mount following assassinations and shootings in Minnesota, leading to calls for enhanced protection measures for lawmakers and public officials.

Trump and Tucker Carlson Clash Over Iran War Plans

MAGA Base Divided on US Military Role in Israel-Iran War

Ted Cruz and Tucker Carlson Heatedly Debate Iran Strategy

US politics in turmoil as President Trump’s shifting stance on the Israel-Iran conflict causes rifts within the MAGA base and sparks heated debates among lawmakers and media figures.

Man Arrested for Father’s 2003 Murder in New Hampshire

Air India Crash Probe Reveals Possible Emergency Power Use

New Details Surface in Fatal Shooting of 13-Year-Old Boy

Investigations unfold into deadly events including the 2003 father’s murder in New Hampshire and the Air India crash with breakthroughs revealing new evidence and flight operation issues.

UK Lawmakers Vote to Decriminalize Abortion in England and Wales

British Parliament Backs Abortion Reform Amid Legal Concerns

UK law reforms pass as British lawmakers vote to decriminalize abortion in England and Wales, responding to concerns over prosecutions of women for ending pregnancies.

North Korea Ready to Send 5,000 Military Workers to Russia

Pyongyang to Dispatch Construction Crews to Russian Kursk

North Korea Plans More Military Construction Support in Russia

Russian and North Korean military cooperation grows as North Korea plans to send thousands of workers to Russia’s Kursk region for construction and demining efforts.

Arnold Schwarzenegger Tells Immigrants: Behave Like A Guest

Fox News Host Mark Levin Slams Republican ‘Weasel’ Amid MAGA Meltdown

NAACP Breaks With Tradition, Bars President Trump from Convention

Rising political and ideological tensions emerge as high-profile figures and organizations confront each other over immigration, race, and social policies, provoking heated exchanges in public and media.

Trump Administration Resumes Raids on Farms and Hotels

LA Businesses Report Worse Impact than COVID Amid ICE Raids

Federal Agencies Mobilize Military to Support Immigration Enforcement

Trump administration faces criticism over immigration enforcement policies as actions against illegal immigrants and ICE raids intensify, sparking protests and legal challenges.

Federal Judge Blocks Trump Anti-Trans Passport Policy

Judge Blocks Trump Ban on Non-Binary Passport Markers

Trump DOJ Blocks Re-Arrest of Student Activist After Court Defeat

The US political landscape heats up with court rulings blocking Trump administration policies on transgender passport markers and challenges to immigration actions involving elected officials.

Disgraced Ex-Senator Bob Menendez Starts 11-Year Prison Term

Bob Menendez Reports to Federal Prison After Bribery Conviction

Former Senator Bob Menendez begins serving an 11-year federal prison sentence following corruption convictions, marking a major fall for the longtime New Jersey politician.

Dangerous Heat Wave to Scorch I-95 Corridor this Week

Major US City Issues Emergency Ban on Lawn Watering Amid Water Crisis

Severe weather and environmental concerns heighten as heatwaves threaten the US central region, prompting emergency bans and alerts across multiple states.

Suspect in MN Shootings Had Hit List of Politicians, Authorities Say

Tragic shootings and political assassinations spark grief and calls for reform, as investigations reveal the violent motives of suspects involved in deadly attacks on lawmakers and families.

$100M Jewelry Heist Suspects Charged in Largest US Theft Ever

Seven Men Indicted for Largest Jewelry Heist in U.S. History

Mystery of Missing Loot Deepens in Massive Brink’s Heist Case

Authorities charge seven men in US with the largest jewelry heist in history, involving nearly $100 million worth of gems and watches, with investigation ongoing for missing loot.

NYC Comptroller Brad Lander Arrested During Immigration Protest

Senator Alex Padilla Emotionally Recounts Forcible Removal at DHS Briefing

NYC Mayoral Candidate Detained by ICE at Manhattan Court

U.S. political turmoil deepens as multiple officials face arrests or detentions, especially over immigration protests, including notable incidents involving Brad Lander and Alex Padilla.

Kraft Heinz to Eliminate Artificial Food Dyes by 2027

General Mills Plans to Remove Artificial Colors from US Cereals

Food giants Kraft Heinz and General Mills announce plans to remove artificial food dyes from products sold in the US, responding to health concerns and consumer demand.

Latest Covid Variant Drives Over One-Third of US Cases

A new, concerning variant of COVID-19 called NB.1.8.1 is rapidly growing and now accounts for over a third of U.S. cases according to the CDC.

Senate Blocks Key Provisions of Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill

New CBO Score Shows Trillion-Dollar Boost to Trump’s Budget Plan

House-Senate Clash Looms over Trump’s Sweeping Tax Legislation

Trump’s proposed ‘Big Beautiful Bill’ faces criticisms and adjustments in the Senate amid concerns over deficit impact, Medicaid cuts, and tax policy changes.

Florida Panthers Win Second Consecutive Stanley Cup

Panthers Repeat as Stanley Cup Champs with Game 6 Blowout

Bennett Named Playoffs MVP as Panthers Take another Stanley Cup

The Florida Panthers clinched back-to-back Stanley Cup championships with a decisive win over the Edmonton Oilers, marking a historic NHL achievement.

Trump to Extend TikTok Divestment Deadline Yet Again

President Plans Third Extension on TikTok Ban Deadline

TikTok Ban Delayed Again as Trump Signs Another Executive Order

Controversy and tension rise as President Trump announces multiple extensions of the TikTok ban deadline, delaying enforcement of sale-or-ban laws in the US.

Food Network Chef Anne Burrell Dies at 55

Anne Burrell, TV Food Star, Passes Away Aged 55

Beloved Chef Anne Burrell Dead at 55

Prominent Food Network star Anne Burrell has died at age 55, marking the loss of a beloved chef and television personality.

Spain Blames April Blackout on Grid Failures, Not Cyberattack

Power Outage Across Spain Attributed to Technical Glitches

Blackouts in Spain and Portugal in April were attributed to grid failures and poor planning, with the government denying a cyberattack was involved.

Bonanza Fire Triggers Northern California Evacuations

New Mexico Wildfires Force Evacuation of Thousands

Tragic wildfires in California and New Mexico prompt emergency evacuations while firefighters work to contain fast-moving grass and brush fires threatening homes.

Congressional Members Demand Security Boost After Targeted Attacks

Significant legal controversies arise around immigration enforcement and the treatment of elected officials, including repeated arrests and detentions over protests and policy disputes.

Blue-Collar Wages Surge to Highest in 60 Years Under Trump

Treasury Secretary Credits Administration for Wage Growth Boom

U.S. Treasury announces the biggest blue-collar wage growth in six decades under the current administration, revealing a shift benefiting manual labor workers.