Fox News — Politics
10:00 AM
Graham Platner, a Democratic Senate candidate in Maine, is under fire for controversial Reddit posts discussing prostitution and infidelity. His comments, which have resurfaced during his campaign against incumbent Senator Susan Collins, include crude language and derogatory remarks about the military. Platner has expressed regret for his past comments, attributing them to psychological trauma from his military service.
Washington Post — Politics
10:00 AM
On Memorial Day, military families are honoring the sacrifices of female troops who lost their lives in the Iran conflict. The observance highlights the emotional impact on families remembering their loved ones.
NPR — Top Stories
10:00 AM
RaDonda Vaught, convicted of negligent homicide for giving a patient the wrong medication, is now a speaker on hospital safety. Her talks address the challenges posed by automation and artificial intelligence in healthcare settings.
Los Angeles Times
10:00 AM
The ongoing civil war in Sudan has entered its fourth year, with an increase in drone strikes leading to a rising number of civilian casualties. This conflict is also impacting the evolution of warfare in Africa.
Los Angeles Times
10:00 AM
Campaign finance advocates are worried about the potential influence of undisclosed sponsored posts by social media influencers on voters. This concern has prompted discussions about the need for stricter regulations on such payments.
The Hill
10:00 AM
President Trump canceled an executive order on artificial intelligence testing just before its signing, revealing divisions within the White House regarding the regulation of AI development. The decision came after a meeting with tech leaders focused on oversight and growth.
Washington Examiner
10:00 AM
The Department of Veterans Affairs will hold Memorial Day ceremonies at over 120 national cemeteries this weekend, featuring wreath-laying and commemorative events. This year's observance follows the deaths of 14 U.S. service members during the war in Iran and other incidents.
The New Yorker
10:00 AM
The recent hantavirus and Ebola outbreaks have prompted discussions regarding the United States' preparedness for public health emergencies. Critics highlight a decline in the U.S.'s global health leadership, particularly during the Trump Administration, which may affect the country's response to health crises.
Scientific American
10:00 AM
Scientists have identified over 1,100 new marine species during 13 expeditions conducted from mid-2025 to mid-2026. These discoveries highlight the diversity of life in ocean ecosystems.
The Hill
10:00 AM
President Trump's $1.776 billion 'anti-weaponization' fund has prompted legal experts to highlight various legal and ethical issues that may necessitate Congressional action. This development coincides with Trump's decision to dismiss a lawsuit seeking $10 billion over information leaks.
New York Times — World
09:49 AM
President Trump announced that a peace agreement between the United States and Iran is nearly finalized. However, officials from both nations have reported conflicting interpretations of the agreement's terms.
New York Post
09:42 AM
Patton Oswalt has criticized Bill Maher for trying to appease Donald Trump, asserting that such efforts are ineffective. His comments reference a February incident where Trump responded negatively to Maher's continued criticism after a White House dinner.
cbsnews.com
09:40 AM
Tulsi Gabbard has announced her resignation as Director of National Intelligence, effective June 30, 2026, due to her husband's cancer diagnosis. Gabbard's departure marks the fourth Cabinet exit this year and raises concerns about the leadership of the intelligence community amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.
Al Jazeera English
09:37 AM
The United States and Iran are negotiating a peace deal that would focus on reopening the Strait of Hormuz. The discussions are ongoing, with both sides addressing lingering disagreements.
Deutsche Welle
09:26 AM
Russia launched a substantial drone and missile attack on Kyiv, leading to the deaths of at least four people. The attack occurred overnight and targeted the capital and its surrounding areas.
Al Jazeera English
09:20 AM
Russia conducted an overnight attack on Kyiv, Ukraine, utilizing drones and ballistic missiles on May 24, 2026. The assault targeted multiple areas within the capital.
Deutsche Welle
09:14 AM
A train explosion in Balochistan, Pakistan, has resulted in at least 24 fatalities and many injuries. The attack was aimed at military personnel and their families just before the Eid holiday.
NPR — Politics
09:12 AM
A drone and missile attack on Kyiv on May 24, 2026, led to two deaths and 77 injuries. The attack utilized a hypersonic ballistic missile named the Oreshnik.
NPR — Politics
09:12 AM
On May 24, 2026, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced that Russia employed the hypersonic Oreshnik missile in a mass attack on Kyiv, which included drones and missiles. The assault led to the death of at least two people.
NPR — Top Stories
09:12 AM
A missile and drone attack on Kyiv on May 24, 2026, led to the deaths of two individuals and injuries to 77 others. The attack utilized the Oreshnik hypersonic ballistic missile.
NPR — Top Stories
09:12 AM
On May 24, 2026, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced that Russia executed a mass attack on Kyiv using the hypersonic Oreshnik missile. The assault led to at least two fatalities.
Al Jazeera English
09:10 AM
US President Donald Trump announced that a Memorandum of Understanding on a peace deal with Iran has been largely negotiated. The statement was made during a press briefing.
cbsnews.com
09:10 AM
President Trump has stated he will not attend the wedding of his son, Donald Trump Jr., to Bettina Anderson, citing his responsibilities at the White House. The wedding is set to take place in the Bahamas, and Trump expressed his desire to be present but emphasized the importance of remaining in Washington during this time.
apnews.com
09:10 AM
President Donald Trump announced that a deal with Iran regarding the conflict, including the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, is largely negotiated. He indicated that final details are being discussed with various regional leaders. The deal aims to formally end the war and address Iran's nuclear program, although specific nuclear issues are not currently part of the negotiations.
yahoo.com
09:10 AM
A fact check reveals that President Trump does not have 99% support in Israel, as he claimed. Polls indicate support levels between 69% and 79%, according to surveys conducted by Pew Research Center and The Jewish People Policy Institute.
nypost.com
09:10 AM
On May 23, 2026, Nasire Best, 21, opened fire at a White House checkpoint, believing he was Jesus Christ. He was shot and killed by Secret Service agents, and one bystander was seriously injured. The incident prompted a lockdown of the White House and drew condemnation from political leaders regarding violence.
BBC — World
09:08 AM
A train in Pakistan was attacked by armed separatists, leading to at least 20 fatalities. The train was carrying military personnel returning for the Eid holiday.
Al Jazeera English
09:06 AM
A gunman was shot dead by Secret Service agents near the White House on May 24, 2026. While no agents were injured, a bystander was wounded during the incident.
New York Times — US
09:02 AM
Congress is currently facing challenges due to vacant seats and low attendance from members of both parties, which has worsened the already narrow margins in both the House and Senate.
New York Times — Politics
09:01 AM
Senator Bernie Sanders emphasized the potential success of progressive candidates in traditionally Republican areas, citing a focus on working-class issues. His comments were made during a campaign event with Michigan Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed.
New York Times — US
09:01 AM
Senator Bernie Sanders emphasized the potential success of progressive candidates in traditionally Republican districts, citing a focus on working-class issues. He made these remarks during a campaign event with Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan.
New York Times — Tech
09:01 AM
The A.I. Security Institute in London is focused on identifying and analyzing the risks posed by artificial intelligence. The institute's team includes professionals from various fields such as weapons inspection and epidemiology.
New York Times — World
09:01 AM
The A.I. Security Institute in London is focused on identifying risks related to artificial intelligence. The team includes professionals from various fields, such as weapons inspection and epidemiology, to thoroughly investigate these risks.
New York Times — Business
09:01 AM
The A.I. Security Institute in London is focused on identifying risks related to artificial intelligence. The institute's team includes professionals from various fields, such as weapons inspection and epidemiology.
New York Times — Tech
09:01 AM
The demand for cybersecurity experts is rising as advancements in artificial intelligence lead to increased security concerns. The growth in AI-generated code and models necessitates the need for skilled security engineers.
New York Times — US
09:01 AM
Erin Millender, aged 47, is navigating a custody dispute over embryos created during her marriage after her husband decided he no longer wants to have children. This situation highlights the complexities surrounding reproductive rights and custody in the context of IVF.
New York Times — US
09:00 AM
Waymo's autonomous vehicle service has received mixed feedback in California, but it has been particularly beneficial for visually impaired users, offering them a new level of independence in transportation. Positive experiences have been noted among these users.
New York Times — US
09:00 AM
California has enacted a law allowing authorities to demolish oversize vehicles worth up to $4,000 if the owner cannot move them without a tow truck. This measure is part of the state's efforts to manage homelessness and vehicle habitation.
New York Times — Business
09:00 AM
California has enacted a law that permits authorities to demolish oversize vehicles worth up to $4,000 if the owners cannot move them without tow truck assistance. The law took effect in early January 2026.
New York Times — World
09:00 AM
U.S. automakers have historically contributed to trade between Canada and the U.S., but recent trade policies have raised concerns about their future in Canada. The impact of these policies is currently being assessed.
The Intercept
09:00 AM
A judge has sanctioned CoreCivic for destroying video evidence in a wrongful death case involving detainee Kesley Vial, who died by suicide in ICE custody. This sanction allows the jury to assume the missing evidence was unfavorable to CoreCivic, which settled with Vial's family shortly before trial.
Washington Examiner
09:00 AM
The Trump administration has extended the operation of the J.H. Campbell coal-fired power plant in Michigan until August 2026 to meet rising energy demand. This decision has raised concerns about potential costs for consumers, with environmental groups challenging the legality of the DOE's actions in court.
NPR — Top Stories
09:00 AM
The Enhanced Games are set to occur in Las Vegas on Sunday, with numerous athletes, including former Olympians, participating while using performance-enhancing drugs.
Fox News — Latest
08:58 AM
Twenty-eight Boy Scouts were rescued from floodwaters in Hampshire County, West Virginia, after rising water levels trapped them during a river trip. The scouts were stranded for about 45 minutes before rescue crews transported them safely across the river.
New York Post
08:57 AM
Johnny Manziel made his amateur MMA debut on May 24, 2026, at Brand Risk 14 in Las Vegas, defeating social media influencer Bob Menery. The match concluded quickly in favor of Manziel.
Al Jazeera English
08:51 AM
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced that significant progress has been made in negotiations with Iran. Further details about the negotiations were not provided.
Al Jazeera English
08:47 AM
The conflict in Yemen has led to a decrease in aid and a worsening economic crisis, causing hardship for displaced persons at the Maryamah camp. This has resulted in competition for scarce resources between the displaced and local communities.
New York Post
08:45 AM
A stampede at Atlantic Beach in South Carolina resulted in injuries to at least 19 people early Sunday morning, according to officials. The incident is under investigation.
Deutsche Welle
08:44 AM
A building in the Philippines collapsed early in the morning after a severe thunderstorm. Rescuers have reported hearing voices from the rubble, suggesting that 20 individuals may be trapped inside.
ktvz.com
08:40 AM
President Trump stated that a broader agreement with Iran has been largely negotiated, potentially reopening the Strait of Hormuz. Iran's state-affiliated media disputed this claim, asserting that the strait would remain under Iranian control. The agreement aims to end hostilities and address Iran's nuclear program, with negotiations expected to unfold in two phases.