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The DOJ has initiated a criminal investigation into E. Jean Carroll regarding potential perjury related to her testimony about funding for her lawsuits against President Trump. Carroll has accused Trump of sexual assault and has filed two lawsuits against him, with previous court rulings finding Trump liable for damages. The investigation is being conducted by the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of Illinois.
A federal judge ruled against blocking President Trump's executive order on mail ballots, stating that the request for an injunction was premature. The order directs the DHS to compile citizenship lists for mail ballot distribution, which Democrats argue could disenfranchise voters and exceed presidential authority.
A federal judge ruled on May 28, 2026, against blocking President Trump's executive order related to mail ballots, stating that the plaintiffs had not yet suffered harm. The order directs the Department of Homeland Security to compile citizenship lists for mail ballot delivery, raising concerns among Democrats about potential voter disenfranchisement and the authority of the executive branch in regulating elections.
Jannik Sinner, the top-ranked player in the world, lost to Juan Manuel Cerundolo in a surprising match at the French Open. Cerundolo, who is ranked 56th, managed to recover after being down two sets.
California Governor Gavin Newsom has enacted a law designed to prevent federal interference in state elections. The law restricts access to voter rolls and election technology without a court order and limits law enforcement's ability to disrupt election operations.
Xavier Becerra is leading the California gubernatorial race with 23% support, according to a recent poll. He is followed by Republican Steve Hilton at 20% and Democrat Tom Steyer at 15%, who has spent over $195 million on advertising. The primary system allows the top two candidates to advance to the general election, regardless of party affiliation.
A recent report forecasts that by 2031, approximately 1.25 million young people aged 16 to 24 will be out of work, education, or training. This trend raises concerns about the opportunities available to this age group.
U.S. and Iranian negotiators have reached a preliminary agreement on a 60-day memorandum of understanding to extend the ceasefire and begin negotiations on Iran's nuclear program, pending President Trump's approval. The MOU includes provisions for unrestricted shipping through the Strait of Hormuz and commitments from both sides regarding nuclear weapons and sanctions relief.
A federal judge has ruled against efforts to block an order from President Trump that seeks to establish a federal voter list and impose restrictions on mail voting. The ruling came from U.S. District Judge Carl Nichols on May 28, 2026.
Artists including Young MC, Morris Day and the Time, and C+C Music Factory have denied their participation in the America 250 event on the National Mall. They released statements clarifying that they will not be performing at the celebration.
Artists Young MC, Morris Day and The Time, and C+C Music Factory have denied their participation in the upcoming America 250 event on the National Mall. Each artist issued statements clarifying their non-involvement in the celebration.
The No Kings movement will hold a nationwide event on June 14, featuring a concert in New York City to counter Donald Trump's birthday celebrations. The concert will include performances from several notable artists and will be streamed for free across the country.
The Pentagon has reported that US military personnel are facing targeting threats linked to their location data. Further details on the nature of these threats have not been provided.
Sting has commented on the potential link between the loss of manual jobs and negative traits in modern masculinity, highlighting the importance of physical work in men's lives. His musical 'The Last Ship' reflects on the impact of deindustrialization in his hometown, focusing on the identity crisis faced by men after the closure of shipyards. Sting also discussed the challenges of his musical's development and his ongoing legal issues with former bandmates.
CNN has filed a lawsuit against Perplexity, claiming that the startup's AI tools generate direct copies of its articles and provide access to subscription-only content. The lawsuit, filed in New York, accuses Perplexity of ignoring CNN's attempts to block unauthorized access to its material.
Moise Kouame, a 17-year-old, won his first-round match at the French Open against Adolfo Daniel Vallejo. This victory makes him the youngest Grand Slam match winner, tying a record previously held by Rafael Nadal.
House Democrats have formed the End Corruption Caucus to tackle corruption in Washington. The caucus was created in response to ongoing criticisms regarding President Trump's alleged abuse of power for personal gain.
Foreign nationals in Durban, South Africa, have stated that they are being forced from their homes and businesses due to rising anti-immigrant sentiments. The situation reflects broader tensions surrounding immigration in the area.
Conan O'Brien will give the commencement address at Harvard University on May 28, 2026. The event is taking place during a period of criticism directed at the university by the Trump administration.
Conan O'Brien will give the commencement address at Harvard University on May 28, 2026. The event takes place during a period of criticism directed at the university from the Trump administration.
Visa has made an investment in Replit, a platform used by its employees for development and prototyping. Over 1,000 Visa employees have reportedly been using Replit for these activities.
Audio tapes of Duane Keith Davis, the suspect in Tupac Shakur's murder, have been found and may be significant evidence in his trial. The tapes allegedly include Davis discussing the murder.
Defending Education and Do No Harm have filed a complaint with the Justice Department alleging that Oregon's education funding policies violate civil rights laws by considering race. The complaint highlights the state's requirements for charter schools and public universities regarding minority student representation and requests an investigation into potential violations of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act.
Senator Chris Murphy has raised concerns about a bipartisan bill in Congress intended to regulate college sports. He suggested that the legislation may primarily serve to restrict the compensation of athletes.
The impeachment committee in South Africa will meet next week to discuss President Cyril Ramaphosa's involvement in the 'Farmgate' scandal. Ramaphosa is contesting the investigation's findings through legal channels.
Amnesty International reports that Iranian authorities have arrested over 6,000 people since February 28 amid ongoing conflict with the U.S. and Israel. The arrests include various groups, and the report highlights concerns over arbitrary detentions, unfair judicial processes, and a significant internet blackout affecting communication.
The White House recognized Harambe's 27th birthday with a tribute on social media. The post highlighted his significance as a cultural figure following his death in 2016.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced sanctions against Iran's Persian Gulf Strait Authority on May 28, 2026. He cautioned companies against paying tolls to cross the Strait of Hormuz.
Jannik Sinner has been eliminated from the 2026 French Open in the second round. His performance in the match has been characterized by a notable decline.
Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner were photographed taking their daughter Violet to urgent care after she suffered an injury. The couple, who co-parent Violet along with their other children, Seraphina and Samuel, were seen smiling during the outing.
New England Patriots quarterback Drake Maye reacted with disbelief to a reporter's question about his thickness during a press conference on May 28, 2026. The incident drew attention to the nature of the inquiry.
A 31-year-old Swiss man has been arrested after allegedly attacking three people with a bladed weapon at Winterthur train station. The victims were taken to the hospital, and the motive for the attack is under investigation. Authorities plan to hold a press conference later today.
A federal judge has ruled that President Trump's March executive order regarding mail-in ballot regulations can move forward, despite opposition from Democrats. The order requires the establishment of a list of eligible voters based on citizenship data.
In April 2026, the inflation rate in the U.S. increased to 3.8%, impacting consumer finances and spending. Personal incomes remained flat, and inflation-adjusted spending saw only a slight increase. The U.S. economy grew at a 1.6% annual rate in the first quarter.
New York Assemblyman Alex Bores has introduced a bill to tax 100% of funds received by residents from the federal 'anti-weaponization' fund, which he labels an 'illegal slush fund.' The proposal aims to prevent individuals involved in the January 6 insurrection from benefiting financially from the fund, which has drawn bipartisan criticism.
Kai Havertz, a forward for Germany, is preparing to play in his second Champions League final with Arsenal. His performance is noted as significant in crucial matches.
Francesca Hong, a leading candidate for governor of Wisconsin, has proposed using the National Guard to arrest ICE agents. She has a history of opposing ICE and advocating for police reform, positioning herself as a progressive candidate in the Democratic primary ahead of the August 11 election.
The gene-editing drug VERVE-102 has demonstrated safety and efficacy in reducing bad cholesterol by 62% in a small Phase I trial involving 35 patients. The findings suggest potential long-term benefits in lowering cardiovascular disease risk, although further data is needed for conclusive results.
Polling data reveals a significant decline in support for Donald Trump among white working-class voters, with disapproval of his job performance rising to 54%. Economic concerns, including job losses in manufacturing and rising gasoline prices, are contributing to this shift in voter sentiment, particularly in key battleground states like Ohio.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez is under scrutiny after police conducted a search at his party's office as part of a corruption investigation. The situation has prompted Sánchez to attempt to distance himself from the allegations.
Vice President JD Vance delivered a commencement address at the U.S. Air Force Academy, discussing the rapid pace of technological change and its impact on military institutions. He called for adaptation within the military to keep up with these advancements.
Vice President JD Vance will speak at the commencement ceremony for the U.S. Air Force Academy's class of 2026 on Thursday. The event marks an important milestone for the graduating class.
David Rush, a former CIA official, faces charges for allegedly stealing gold bars worth over $40 million from the federal government. He was arrested after federal officials searched his home earlier this month.
The Democratic National Committee issued a response to Stephen Miller's criticism of Texas Senate candidate James Talarico. The DNC's message emphasized their commitment to reclaiming Texas.
Israel executed a strike in Beirut on May 28, 2026, amid ongoing tensions with Hezbollah. This strike follows accusations from both parties regarding ceasefire violations.
The US Justice Department is investigating E. Jean Carroll regarding potential false statements about the funding for her civil lawsuit against Donald Trump. The investigation centers on the accuracy of her claims.
Italian authorities have seized $232 million in assets connected to the Cosa Nostra Mafia. The investigation uncovered luxury resorts and offshore wealth as part of a government effort to combat Mafia networks.
Beto O’Rourke praised state Rep. James Talarico as the best candidate he has seen in Texas politics. O’Rourke's comments were made during an interview on MS NOW.
The U.S. Department of Justice has opened an investigation into E. Jean Carroll, who successfully sued former President Donald Trump for sexual abuse and defamation. This action is part of a series of investigations targeting individuals viewed as adversaries of the Trump administration.
The DOJ has referred an investigation into E. Jean Carroll to federal prosecutors in Chicago, focusing on her 2022 deposition regarding funding for her legal actions against Donald Trump. Carroll previously won significant jury awards against Trump, who has appealed the decisions. This investigation coincides with challenges faced by Boutros' office related to another case.