WASHINGTON — Tensions between the United States and Iran escalated sharply after Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps launched multiple ballistic missiles toward U.S. forces in the Middle East, according to U.S. …
Within moments of receiving the initial alert, emergency teams—including police officers, firefighters, and medical personnel—were sent to the scene. Witnesses in the vicinity reported hearing multiple sirens and observing a …
Trump plans extensive October campaign travel with possible daily rallies across competitive states. Republicans’ Senate Leadership Fund raised record $500 million for midterms.
Fox News announces Maria Bartiromo’s departure after 12½ years hosting three top-rated shows. Cheryl Casone and other rotating hosts will take over her programs.
A federal judge has dismissed Michael Wolff’s lawsuit against First Lady Melania Trump, calling it a ‘contorted’ attempt and clearing the path for her legal claims. Judge Mary Kay Vyskocil ruled that while federal courts have jurisdiction, she is declining to oversee the case.
VP JD Vance was unexpectedly recalled from his planned trip to Pakistan, leaving crucial Iran negotiations in limbo. The move signals growing uncertainty over Tehran’s willingness to participate in diplomatic talks.
Unconfirmed reports claim a devastating strike penetrated advanced military defenses, sparking international concern. Social media speculation fuels uncertainty as officials have yet to confirm details of the alleged incident.
Multiple loud blasts strike buildings and infrastructure, forcing residents to flee as emergency responders rush to rescue survivors. Hospitals become overwhelmed treating casualties from the attack.
Rep. Maxine Waters gets shouted down by House members after calling Jim Jordan an “insurrectionist” during a Speaker debate. Jordan fell short in the Speaker vote and faces another round of voting.
Authorities discovered troubling signs at Nancy Guthrie’s home during the investigation. The account lacks verified law enforcement statements and should be treated cautiously.