Israel has some options to target Iran’s Fordow nuclear site, former Israeli military intelligence Chief Amos Yadlin said, pointing to past successful operations.
A lawsuit alleges a bank violated the Americans with Disabilities Act after a manager placed a Chucky doll on an employee’s chair despite knowing her fear, leading to a PTSD diagnosis.
Speaking in Los Angeles, Vice President JD Vance accused Gavin Newsom and LA Mayor Karen Bass of effectively declaring “open season on federal law enforcement.”
MLB suspended Padres and Dodgers personnel after a bench-clearing incident sparked by Fernando Tatis Jr. being hit by a pitch for the third time this season.
Next week is pivotal for passing the Big, Beautiful Bill in the Senate, with possible weekend sessions and potential cancellation of July 4 recess if the bill faces delays.
President Trump announces treaty between Rwanda and Congo, as Pakistan nominates him for 2026 Nobel Peace Prize despite his claims he won’t receive one for his diplomatic efforts.
Amid Israel-Iran tensions, the State Department has provided guidance to over 25,000 people in Israel, the West Bank and Iran seeking information about the war and how to stay safe.
Bodycam footage shows Browns rookie Shedeur Sanders receiving a ticket for driving 101 mph, adding to concerns about the fifth-round draft pick’s character.
Danny Boyle acknowledged in an interview he couldn’t make “Slumdog Millionaire” in today’s day and age out of cultural appropriation concerns.
Tarek El Moussa could face legal action after receiving a battery citation for allegedly shoving and striking a man during an altercation at The Venetian Resort in Las Vegas.
