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Anthony Odiong, a Texas priest, is on trial for allegedly abusing his position to engage in sexual acts with vulnerable female congregants. Testimony revealed that he responded 'we are but men' when confronted by a woman's son who caught him in the act.
Samuel L. Jackson has endorsed Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass as she faces competition from Spencer Pratt, who is rising in the polls. The endorsement was noted for its subdued delivery.
President Trump's influence on Republican candidates may affect the party's chances in the November midterm elections. Analysts indicate that a broader electorate is showing discontent with Trump's second term and economic conditions.
Former Vice President Mike Pence indicated that he has not spoken to President Trump for some time during an interview in Michigan. He made the comment while responding to a question from a local news reporter.
Elliott Broidy, who was pardoned by Donald Trump, has secured a $106 million contract from the Department of Justice for monitoring prisoners' phone calls. Broidy had previously pleaded guilty to illegal lobbying, and there is no evidence linking his pardon to the contract win.
The Iranian government is providing subsidized meat for Eid al-Adha in response to rising prices for meat and other essentials. These price increases are linked to the US blockade and sanctions on Iran.
Kenneth Iwamasa has received a prison sentence of over three years for his role in the death of actor Matthew Perry, who died from a ketamine overdose in October 2023. Prosecutors had suggested this sentence ahead of the sentencing.
On May 27, 2026, crude oil prices fell significantly due to potential U.S.-Iran negotiations regarding a ceasefire. In Texas, Bo French won the Republican primary runoff for the Railroad Commission, defeating incumbent Jim Wright. Exxon Mobil shareholders approved a move to Texas, while environmental concerns were raised regarding a detention center in the Everglades and new legislation was proposed in New Jersey for data centers.
Mike Vrabel, head coach of the New England Patriots, spoke to reporters about his personal life and coaching focus after starting counseling. He expressed gratitude for his family and emphasized his commitment to the team, while avoiding specific questions about the ongoing controversy regarding his relationship with reporter Dianna Russini.
Mike Vrabel, head coach of the New England Patriots, provided an update on his personal and professional life after stepping away for counseling. He expressed love for his family and emphasized his focus on coaching. Vrabel did not address specific questions about his counseling or marriage but discussed the team's offseason program and potential roster changes.
President Donald Trump announced his likely attendance at the New York Knicks' NBA Finals game next week, following an invitation from team owner James Dolan. This marks the Knicks' first Finals appearance in 27 years, and Trump's attendance would be a historic first for a sitting president.
A poll from the University of New Hampshire shows Graham Platner leading Senator Susan Collins by 9 points ahead of the November election. Platner has 51 percent support among likely voters, compared to Collins' 42 percent.
Kyle Busch's death was attributed to bacterial pneumonia, which progressed to sepsis. The information was confirmed through a death certificate.
An Associated Press investigation has uncovered a troubling rate of suicide among ICE detainees. The case of Brayan Rayo Garzon, who faced isolation and delayed mental health treatment while detained, underscores the mental health challenges within these facilities.
A report from the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) estimates that U.S. defense contractors will need over three years to replenish munitions used during the Iran war. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth noted that while there is a need to increase production capacity, the U.S. has sufficient munitions for current operations. The Pentagon is working to enhance its manufacturing capabilities amid concerns about future military engagements.
The US government has announced a travel ban for individuals who have recently traveled to the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Uganda, or South Sudan due to the ongoing Ebola outbreak. The WHO has reported significant case numbers, while the US response has raised concerns about limiting entry for its own citizens and lawful residents.
Cuba's Deputy Foreign Minister, Carlos Fernández de Cossío, discussed the tensions between Cuba and the United States, warning that a lack of dialogue could result in severe outcomes. His comments were made during an interview with the Los Angeles Times.
Xinyu Wang and Tamara Korpatsch experienced a tense moment during their match at the French Open, which concluded without a handshake. The situation escalated when Wang approached Korpatsch's side of the court.
Lisa Rinna expressed her views on Spencer Pratt's mayoral candidacy during an interview, indicating her disapproval of reality stars in politics. Her comments sparked backlash online, highlighting a divide between Hollywood perspectives and the concerns of Los Angeles residents. Pratt, who is running for mayor following the 2025 Palisades wildfire, aims to address systemic issues in the city.
New York and New Jersey's attorneys general have subpoenaed FIFA over concerns regarding high ticket prices and issues faced by fans purchasing World Cup tickets. The investigation will focus on FIFA's pricing strategy and ticket release practices, which may have contributed to increased costs and customer dissatisfaction.
Protests outside the Delaney Hall ICE facility in New Jersey escalated on May 26, 2026, coinciding with the fifth day of a hunger and labor strike by detainees. Federal officers used pepper spray on demonstrators, including U.S. Senator Andy Kim, amid rising tensions.
The Supreme Court's ruling against former President Trump's tariffs has resulted in $85 billion in expected refunds for US importers. To date, $20 billion has been refunded, with $65 billion more anticipated.
The US Supreme Court has determined that former President Trump's tariffs were enacted without proper authority, leading to expected refunds totaling $85 billion for importers. So far, $20 billion has been refunded, with $65 billion more to follow.
Canada has decided to procure Swedish early warning aircraft rather than a model from the United States. Prime Minister Carney stated that this decision is part of a broader effort to diversify Canada's defense relationships.
Sharyn Alfonsi has departed from '60 Minutes' after her contract was not renewed. She criticized CBS News's leadership under Paramount, suggesting the decision was intentional.
Sharon Alfonsi has left '60 Minutes' after her contract expired. She criticized CBS News leadership under Paramount, claiming that the decision not to renew her contract was deliberate and sends a concerning message.
Anthony Odiong, a priest in Texas, is currently on trial for allegedly using his position to engage in sexual activities with vulnerable female congregants. Testimony revealed that he responded to being caught with a parishioner by stating, "we are but men."
President Donald Trump opposed the idea of Iran transferring its highly enriched uranium to Russia or China during a Cabinet meeting on May 27, 2026. He stated that there would be no easing of sanctions or financial concessions to Iran and emphasized the importance of keeping the Strait of Hormuz open to all.
A ballot initiative in Oregon, known as Initiative 28, aims to ban hunting and fishing by expanding the state's animal cruelty laws. The initiative has received over 120,000 signatures but faces opposition from various industry groups and local politicians concerned about its economic impact.
A bipartisan bill has been introduced in the Senate to address issues related to name, image, and likeness (NIL) payments in college sports. Senator Ted Cruz emphasized that the bill is intended to create stability within the industry amidst rising payrolls for college football teams.
US prosecutors are investigating FIFA for high ticket prices associated with the World Cup. They have issued subpoenas, emphasizing that the event should not exploit local residents and visitors.
The James Webb Space Telescope has revealed early supermassive black holes, referred to as "little red dots." One such object, Abell 2744−QSO1, has been confirmed as a supermassive black hole using gravitational lensing, existing around 700 million years post-Big Bang.
Joy Behar will take a brief hiatus from 'The View' to perform in her play in Europe. The show's producer confirmed her absence during a podcast, and several fill-in hosts have been announced for her time away.
James Talarico and Ken Paxton are courting supporters of ousted Senator John Cornyn after Paxton's primary victory. Both candidates are attempting to appeal to voters, with Talarico emphasizing shared values and Paxton focusing on Talarico's progressive record. Recent forecasts suggest a competitive race for the Texas Senate seat.
Rescue teams in Laos have successfully located five of the seven individuals trapped in a cave due to a landslide. The incident occurred in Xaisomboun province last week.
US President Donald Trump has urged more Middle Eastern countries to join the Abraham Accords, which aim to establish normalized relations with Israel. The agreement focuses on mutual recognition and cooperation.
Kerry Sheron, a 69-year-old veteran, died following an assault outside his home in Escondido, California. Thomas Butler, 32, has been arrested and charged with several offenses related to the incident.
New York and New Jersey Attorneys General have launched an investigation into FIFA's ticket pricing for the World Cup, focusing on allegations of high prices and misleading information. The investigation includes subpoenas to FIFA and aims to ensure transparency for consumers ahead of the tournament.
A third-party website involved in the UK visa application process has leaked sensitive personal information of applicants. The website's response to the breach included contacting legal representatives rather than resolving the issue.
An American doctor infected with Ebola is described as weak but stable, according to German officials. They noted that he has not suffered any organ failure and that his viral counts are decreasing.
President Trump has expanded the refugee program for white South Africans, citing an increase in racially motivated violence as a justification for the move. This announcement raises questions about the claims of persecution in South Africa.
The article analyzes President Trump's claims regarding the treatment of white individuals in South Africa and the subsequent backlash against these assertions, which are described as lacking evidence. It aims to clarify the context of the allegations and the reactions they have elicited.
Stephanie Pratt has shifted her view regarding her brother Spencer Pratt's campaign for mayor of Los Angeles, moving from criticism to a more supportive stance. This change comes after her earlier remarks about his candidacy.
The Tulsa Drillers have suspended their bat dog program after an injury to outfield prospect Kendall George. George, a notable player in the Dodgers' farm system, was involved in a freak incident earlier this week.
Igor Mykhaylovych Lytvynchuk is facing federal charges for allegedly throwing a rock at a Hawaiian monk seal. His lawyer claims he has received threats and has been doxxed due to public backlash. Lytvynchuk could face significant fines and prison time if convicted.
The US Space Force has contracted SpaceX for $2.29 billion to build a space-based sensing and targeting network. This network aims to improve military communications in low-Earth orbit and will leverage technology from SpaceX's existing systems.
US President Donald Trump emphasized that Iran cannot delay negotiations with the US, expressing dissatisfaction with Tehran's offers. This statement follows conflicting reports from both the US and Iran about the ongoing deal discussions.
President Trump expressed interest in attending the upcoming NBA finals game featuring the New York Knicks at Madison Square Garden. He made this comment during a Cabinet meeting at the White House, indicating he had initially planned to attend a game earlier in the week.
Cuba's Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez Parrilla has accused U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio of lying about Cuba posing a national security threat to the U.S. This statement was made during an interview with Fox News, reflecting ongoing tensions between the countries.
Jill Biden shared her concerns about President Joe Biden's debate performance during the 2024 presidential election, fearing he might be having a stroke. Despite her private worries, she publicly praised him after the debate. His performance led to increased scrutiny regarding his fitness for office, and he later ended his re-election campaign.