Rep. Ilhan Omar fundraises off of federal raid of her D.C. residence
Rep. Ilhan Omar's campaign asked her supporters Tuesday to send cash to help fend off a Trump administration investigation involving allegations of immigration fraud.
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Bipartisan senators press Trump to rescind Russian diesel export deal
A dozen senators, six from each party, are calling on President Trump to rescind a waiver of sanctions on Russian diesel exports.
Former Macalester professor charged with felony after student's backpack soaked in urine
A longtime Macalester College professor has been charged with a felony after authorities said he damaged a student's backpack with urine and admitted to police that he had developed a habit of disposing of urine around campus.
Florida executes a prisoner who killed his cellmate in hopes of getting a death sentence
A Florida prisoner who said he killed his cellmate so he could be moved to death row was executed Tuesday, nearly 18 years after the fatal attack.
Why Saudi Arabia has struggled to defend itself against the Houthis' recent attacks
Saudi Arabia has one of the world's most expensive and sophisticated arsenals, filled with American warplanes, missile defenses and other cutting-edge technology.
Indonesia returns 20 green sea turtles to the ocean after Bali smuggling raid
Indonesian authorities on the tourist island of Bali released 20 protected green sea turtles back into the ocean Tuesday after they were found and seized on an empty boat seemingly abandoned by wildlife smugglers fleeing a police raid.
Passenger train derails in central Pakistan, killing at least 5 people and injuring 35
A passenger train derailed in central Pakistan early Tuesday, killing five people and injuring 35 others, police and a Pakistan Railways spokesman said.
Judge Judy: 'It's gonna take a lot more than Ana Navarro to shut me up'
JUDGE JUDY is standing by her remarks that Americans who dislike the country should "go somewhere else," saying critics ignored her point that America can be improved but should not be dismantled: "There's a difference between tweaking your house and burning it down."
Pope Leo XIV Undergoes Surgery to Remove Lung Nodule at Rome's Gemelli Hospital
Pope Leo XIV underwent surgery Tuesday to remove a lung nodule, officials said, an operation that should determine whether the lesion is malignant and if other treatment is needed.
Supreme Court to decide on whether man who cooked for terrorists can claim asylum
The Supreme Court said Tuesday it will decide whether a Nigerian who says he was forced to serve as a cook for a terrorist organization can claim asylum in the U.S., in a case that goes to the heart of what it means to materially support terrorism.
Zelenskyy says Ukraine received no intelligence from partners about missiles headed to Kyiv
Ukraine received no early warning from its partners about five Russian ballistic missiles that hit civilian infrastructure in the capital of Kyiv, President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Tuesday, as tensions rise between the Ukrainian leader and U.S. President Trump.
We made direct eye contact with him': Witnesses describe man thrown from Six Flags roller coaster
A man fell to his death Monday after being thrown from a Six Flags roller coaster near Atlanta. Witnesses describe the moment he flew out of his seat.
James Hetfield says Metallica is not trying 'influence' fans like 'some other entertainers'
Metallica frontman James Hetfield used a break in Saturday night's show at the Las Vegas Sphere to tell fans the band is not there to push an agenda: "I just gotta say, Metallica is not here, like some other entertainers, to influence you with their bulls---", OK?"
Tinder scammer exposure rose 8 times while AI models went years without updates, Hassan report says
Tinder showed the typical scammer's profile about eight times as often in December 2025 as in May 2024, even as internal company documents warned that most of its scam-detection artificial intelligence models had not been updated in years, according to a new report.
Supreme Court to decide whether Trump can shield DOGE documents from public view
The Supreme Court said Tuesday it will hear a case involving President Trump's attempt to block a liberal watchdog group from obtaining documents about the internal workings of DOGE, the White House's now-defunct cost-cutting initiative.
Two teens charged in Delaware for door-knocking prank involving masks, gel bead guns
Police in Delaware charged two teens accused of going around a neighborhood at night knocking on doors while wearing masks and vests and carrying gel bead guns that look like rifles.
Are these groups training jurors to acquit on purpose? A House committee wants answers
The House Oversight and Government Reform Committee accused two activist organizations in the District on Tuesday of suborning jury nullification.
'The world did not end': Doomsday warnings about FISA lapse proven wrong
Four months ago, as Congress stared down a June 12 deadline to renew a key spy authority, the warnings from intelligence-minded lawmakers against letting the law lapse were stark.
Project Meridian to take on major foundational changes for the military
The Pentagon's newly announced "Future of Warfare" initiative will aim to fundamentally transform U.S. military doctrine while delivering a blueprint for how American forces can succeed in a world of fast-evolving technology and artificial intelligence, according to former Republican House Speaker Newt Gingrich.
Argentina takes fight with Britain over Falklands' oil industry to international tribunal
Argentina said Tuesday it had asked an international maritime tribunal to halt oil development off the disputed Falkland Islands, escalating its confrontation with Britain over the archipelago's first commercial oil project.
