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The Supreme Court has ruled in favor of former President Trump, overturning a lower-court decision related to the complaint system for federal employees. This decision comes after Trump dismissed some of the system's top officials.
SpaceX and the Pentagon are negotiating the costs associated with the Starshield satellite service amid the Iran war. Elon Musk stated that military drones used the commercial Starlink service in violation of SpaceX's terms, while the Pentagon agreed to a price increase for satellite access.
Videos reveal extensive damage in Maarakeh, southern Lebanon, after Israeli airstrikes. The strikes have led to casualties and affected local infrastructure.
A judge has approved a new map for the Florida House that may increase the number of Republican seats by four. This map was enacted by Republican lawmakers at the request of Governor Ron DeSantis.
Prime Minister Mark Carney has expressed concerns about an upcoming vote on Alberta's independence, labeling it a 'dangerous bluff.' He noted that advocates of separation often suggest that such a vote would provide a free option or enhance negotiating power in the future.
Thomas Weir Pauken II, an American journalist, has been charged with serving as an agent for the Chinese government for a minimum of seven years. He was arrested in early March and is set to appear in federal court.
Renderings for the renovation of Penn Station show that the name of former President Donald J. Trump will be displayed alongside a presidential seal. This will be located near a planned entrance on Eighth Avenue.
President Trump has canceled a Cabinet meeting that was set to be held at Camp David due to anticipated bad weather. The meeting will be relocated to another venue.
Freddie Freeman of the Los Angeles Dodgers has stated that the birth of his daughter, London, may affect his retirement plans. He emphasized the importance of fatherhood in his decision-making regarding the future of his baseball career.
Cuba's Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez Parrilla accused U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio of misleading the American public about Cuba's threat level and criticized the U.S. economic measures against Cuba. Rodriguez condemned the recent indictment of former Cuban President Raul Castro and the U.S. oil blockade, which has led to significant humanitarian issues in Cuba.
The Supreme Court has denied the NFL's appeal in the discrimination lawsuit filed by Brian Flores, allowing the case to proceed in a New York federal court. The decision follows a ruling from the Second U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals that deemed the NFL's arbitration process potentially unfair. Flores' legal team expressed satisfaction with the ruling, while the NFL stated it is prepared to defend itself in court.
The Southern Poverty Law Center has accused the U.S. Department of Justice of engaging in vindictive prosecution. The SPLC, which focuses on investigating hate groups, made these claims in a recent statement.
Leon Rose, president of the New York Knicks, showed emotion as the team reached the NBA Finals. The Knicks achieved this by sweeping the Cleveland Cavaliers in the Eastern Conference Finals on May 26, 2026.
Renderings for the overhaul of Penn Station reveal plans for a new train hall with a presidential seal featuring Donald Trump's name. The project, overseen by Amtrak and the U.S. Department of Transportation, aims to enhance the station's aesthetics and functionality, including increased natural light and new entrances. Work is anticipated to commence by the end of 2027.
The U.S. has announced a pause in weapons sales to Taiwan, as stated by Acting Secretary of the Navy Hung Cao. This decision is part of a broader strategic shift to prioritize military resources for operations in other regions, particularly against Iran. Taiwan is currently awaiting approval for a significant weapons deal, while the historical context of its relationship with China remains complex.
María Corina Machado, a Venezuelan opposition leader, stated her plans to return to Venezuela and run for president before the end of 2026. She made this announcement at a meeting of opposition leaders in Panama, reiterating the commitment to a democratic transition through elections.
Laura Rutledge has announced her departure from SEC Network's 'SEC Nation' after more than a decade. The announcement was made on May 26, 2026.
A new bill in New York City requires high-speed offenders to install speed-limiting devices in their vehicles. The legislation was passed on May 26, 2026.
Peelander-Z has canceled their California show after a car accident left all three band members hospitalized. They are reported to be conscious and stable, according to an update from band member Redman.
A Florida judge has denied a request to temporarily halt a new Republican House map, ruling in favor of its implementation. This decision follows a similar ruling in Tennessee regarding a GOP-friendly map.
NASA has announced three new Moon missions aimed at establishing a permanent presence on the lunar surface by the end of 2026. The missions will test various technologies and support future astronaut missions, with a focus on the lunar south pole. This initiative is part of a broader plan to create a sustained lunar outpost.
Elon Musk emphasized the importance of the Starship vehicle for controlling costs related to the Starlink satellite network. He suggested that the company's financial stability could be at risk without the Starship's reusability.
NASA has awarded contracts to Astrolab and Lunar Outpost for the development of rovers intended for a lunar base, with deliveries scheduled for 2028. The rovers will be capable of autonomous operation and will support astronauts on the Moon.
A collision between a minibus and a train in Belgium led to the deaths of four individuals. The minibus was reportedly carrying nine people and drove through closed crossing barriers at the time of the accident.
Texas voters engaged in House primary runoffs on May 26, 2026. Key races include the Democratic primary in the 33rd Congressional District between former Rep. Colin Allred and Rep. Julie Johnson, as well as a contest in the 18th Congressional District featuring Reps. Al Green and Christian Menefee.
Chip Roy and Mayes Middleton are competing in the GOP runoff for Texas Attorney General, while Joe Jaworski and Nathan Johnson are seeking the Democratic nomination. Polls close at 8 p.m. EDT.
The Texas Senate GOP runoff election featured Senator John Cornyn and state Attorney General Ken Paxton. Paxton received an endorsement from former President Donald Trump prior to the election, which may influence voter turnout and preferences.
Mayor Zohran Mamdani is facing protests from local Muslim activists who accuse him of promoting extreme Islamism and failing to support Palestinian activism adequately. The protest, organized by a coalition of Muslim, Jewish, and Christian groups, aims to address concerns about interfaith relations and the representation of Islam in America.
Mayor Zohran Mamdani is facing protests from local Muslim activists who accuse him of promoting extremism and alienating moderate Muslims. The protest, organized by a coalition of faith groups, aims to address concerns over Mamdani's political stance and its impact on interfaith relations. Criticism also comes from anti-Israel activists who feel he has not adequately supported Palestinian causes.
A federal panel of judges has rejected Alabama's congressional map, which was designed to benefit the GOP in the midterms, prompting an appeal to the Supreme Court. Additionally, Senator John Cornyn and Attorney General Ken Paxton are in a competitive race for a Senate seat in Texas.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has restored international internet access after a blackout lasting almost 90 days. The decision was communicated to the Ministry of Communications, aiming to return internet services to their pre-January status.
A Texas woman faces charges for allegedly using Instagram to lure two teenagers to their deaths four years prior. The case involves information provided by a confidential informant.
New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez is calling on survivors of Jeffrey Epstein to report their experiences as part of an investigation into a ranch once owned by Epstein. In a letter to survivors, he criticized past government responses to Epstein's abuse.
The U.S. Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against UCLA, alleging the university fostered a hostile environment for Jewish and Israeli students amid pro-Palestinian protests following the October 7, 2023, Hamas attack. The lawsuit claims violations of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act due to UCLA's alleged indifference to antisemitic harassment and assaults.
PC manufacturers are beginning to respond to Apple's MacBook Neo, which has surprised the industry with its pricing and features. Companies like Asus and Lenovo are introducing new models with Intel's Wildcat Lake processors to compete with the Neo's performance.
California lawmakers have passed a bill to lift regulations on E85 converter kits, allowing vehicles to use a cheaper ethanol-gas blend. This move is in response to the state's high gas prices.
Vermont has enacted a ban on the herbicide paraquat, becoming the first US state to do so. The ban is based on studies linking the chemical to Parkinson's disease, and it will take effect on November 1, 2026, with certain exemptions allowed until the end of 2030.
Senator Adam Schiff is set to introduce legislation that would restrict payouts from the Department of Justice's anti-weaponization fund. The proposed measures specifically target payments to certain political figures and government employees.
Texas Republicans will select their candidate for the Senate general election on Tuesday. There are concerns among party members that the primary competition may affect their unity and ability to face a strong Democratic opponent in the upcoming midterms.
The Supreme Court declined to hear a case related to the Catholic Church's 'Peter's Pence' collection, allowing the lawsuit to continue in lower courts. The USCCB argued that the case infringes on religious autonomy under the First Amendment, and various religious groups supported their position. The Supreme Court's decision did not include any new cases for the upcoming term.
At a roundtable event, FTC Chairman Andrew Ferguson revealed that the Department of Justice has launched a National Fraud Enforcement division. The meeting included state attorneys general focusing on anti-fraud measures.
The Trump administration is planning to release around 20 tonnes of plutonium from dismantled nuclear warheads for use by US power firms. This initiative focuses on utilizing Cold War-era plutonium as a potential energy source.
Efforts to redraw congressional maps in Southern states face challenges as South Carolina lawmakers reject a new map and judges in Alabama strike down newly drawn U.S. House districts. These setbacks are part of a broader initiative led by former President Donald Trump.
The Texas Senate primary race between Senator John Cornyn and Attorney General Ken Paxton has incurred costs nearing $130 million. This figure positions it as the most expensive primary campaign in the recent history of the United States.
The Texas Senate primary race between Senator John Cornyn and Attorney General Ken Paxton has become the most costly primary campaign in the United States, with expenses nearing $130 million. This figure highlights the significant financial stakes involved in the election.
The House of Representatives’ National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) has introduced measures to prevent large-scale withdrawals of U.S. troops from Europe and Asia. Key provisions include minimum troop levels and restrictions on military equipment removal, alongside a $175 million allocation for the Baltic states.
Salvatore Sparacino IV, a 29-year-old driver, was killed in a crash on the Northern State Parkway in Smithtown, Long Island. The accident occurred when he lost control of his vehicle, which split in half, leading to his ejection from the car.
The Trump administration has introduced a proposal for a government-wide nondisclosure agreement that would affect all federal employees. The initiative is intended to mitigate the issue of information leaks within the government.
The Trump administration has announced a proposal to establish a government-wide nondisclosure agreement for federal employees. The measure is intended to mitigate the issue of information leaks within the government.
A judge has confirmed the validity of a newly drawn Florida House map that may result in the addition of four Republican seats. The map was created by Republican lawmakers with the support of Governor Ron DeSantis.