Texas National Guard troops are preparing to end their Illinois mission in response to legal challenges that halted their deployment. Multiple media outlets reported this weekend that the unit is expected to return soon, leaving questions about what the legal disputes might mean for future operations.
Kash Patel stands by his girlfriend, country music artist Alexis Wilkins, in a heated dispute over the alleged use of an FBI plane. Reports indicate that a top FBI official was ousted, triggering Patel’s outrage and prompting a larger conversation about oversight and accountability.
A Pokémon-inspired immigration enforcement video by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security is raising questions about unauthorized use of trademarked content. The Pokémon Company insists it did not grant permission and has voiced its opposition to the DHS campaign.
American tennis star Taylor Townsend came under criticism for remarks she made about Chinese food, which some found offensive. In response, she apologized publicly, saying she was surprised by certain dishes but acknowledged her mistake and vowed to be better.
Apple’s latest product announcements have created a divided reception: the iPhone 17 is selling briskly in China, while the iPhone Air’s launch faces a block. Outlets from 9to5Mac to The Wall Street Journal offer first looks and critical insights into these new gadgets.
Representative Seth Moulton of Massachusetts says he has received “violent and graphic threats” after appealing to President Donald Trump to embrace a more measured tone. Moulton took to social media on Friday to highlight the alarming messages directed at him, describing them as both shocking and deeply troubling.
Baltimore Ravens quarterback Lamar Jackson found himself at the center of a sideline incident involving a Buffalo Bills fan. Jackson apologized publicly, telling the fan to “just chill next time,” and the Ravens confirmed their handling of the matter internally.
After nearly 20 months apart, Britain’s Prince Harry has met face to face with his father, King Charles. Multiple news outlets, including Reuters and CNN, have reported on this long-anticipated meeting, highlighting a much-discussed moment for the British Royal Family.
A federal appeals court has confirmed a civil jury’s judgment requiring President Donald Trump to pay $83.3 million to E. Jean Carroll for defamation. The court rejected Trump’s appeal on Monday, saying the damages were fair and reasonable, underscoring Carroll’s legal triumph.
Former President Donald Trump’s first event at the newly dubbed “Rose Garden Club” has drawn both buzz and backlash. A lavish menu, high-profile attendees, and criticism from liberal commentators generated a flurry of coverage across multiple media outlets.