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An Emerson College Polling survey reveals a close race between Vice President Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio for the Republican presidential nomination in 2028, with Vance at 36% and Rubio at 35% among Republican voters. The poll highlights the increasing speculation about GOP leadership for the upcoming election.
An Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo is advancing rapidly, with health experts expressing concerns about containment challenges. Questions have also been raised regarding the U.S. government's preparedness and response to the outbreak.
Federal prosecutors in Los Angeles have connected a series of machete murders to the MS-13 gang during a trial. They allege that the gang's leaders imposed a brutal code requiring potential members to kill to prove their loyalty.
Pam Bondi is scheduled to be questioned in a hearing about Jeffrey Epstein. She will not be under oath, and the committee plans to release a transcript of the proceedings.
Ken Paxton's recent victory in Texas highlights the potential influence of Hispanic voters in the upcoming Senate election. Democrats view Texas as a strategic target for the 2026 election cycle after Paxton's defeat of longtime Senator John Cornyn.
Following Senator John Cornyn's loss in the Texas GOP primary, Senate Republicans, including Majority Leader John Thune, are under increased pressure to support President Trump's agenda. Strategists view Cornyn's defeat as a significant setback for GOP leadership.
Political polarization is a major issue in the U.S. as of 2026, affecting various aspects of life and leading to negative perceptions among citizens based on political views. George Washington's warnings from his farewell address about the dangers of factions and the importance of unity are highlighted as still relevant today.
Senator John Cornyn (R-TX) lost his primary to Ken Paxton, marking a shift in Senate support for President Donald Trump. Cornyn's retirement raises questions about his future alignment with Trump, as he joins other senators who have criticized the president. His position on key committees may still grant him influence in the Senate.
Federal prosecutors in Los Angeles have linked a series of machete murders to the MS-13 gang's local leaders, who allegedly enforced a brutal code of conduct requiring aspiring members to kill to prove their loyalty. The trial is ongoing.
A former CIA officer has been charged with stealing gold bars worth millions from the US government, which were discovered in his home. Investigators also seized foreign currency and luxury watches as part of the investigation.
A former CIA agent has been charged with the theft of gold bars worth millions from the US government. Investigators also seized foreign currency and luxury watches during the investigation.
Sharyn Alfonsi's contract with CBS News' '60 Minutes' was not renewed without direct notice, leading her to publicly criticize the network's leadership. Her departure follows concerns over editorial independence and morale within the newsroom, particularly regarding a delayed investigation into deportations under the Trump administration.
A fire at Utumishi Girls School in Gilgil, central Kenya, resulted in the deaths of at least 16 students and injuries to 79 others, according to the Education Minister. The incident occurred on May 28, 2026.
Rudi Voeller, the coach of Germany's national football team, has recommended that players avoid political statements at the upcoming 2026 World Cup. This advice follows actions taken during the Qatar World Cup, where players covered their mouths in pre-match photos as a form of protest.
Senators Maria Cantwell and Ted Cruz have reached a bipartisan agreement on the Protect College Sports Act, aimed at regulating college athletics. The legislation includes provisions for athlete transfers, eligibility, and compensation caps, while also establishing a national standard for NIL compensation. The bill's introduction comes amid ongoing debates in college sports regarding athlete compensation and governance.
Iran's Revolutionary Guards reported an attack on a U.S. military base as retaliation for earlier strikes in southern Iran. The details regarding the location of the base remain unspecified.
Albert Manifold, the ousted chairman of BP, has addressed allegations regarding his conduct, asserting that anonymity should not protect those who comment on his leadership. His statement emphasizes accountability in discussions about his tenure.
Mark Hamill shared an AI image of Donald Trump as deceased, which he later deleted after receiving backlash. He subsequently apologized for the post.
The conflict in Gaza has created difficulties for children with Down syndrome, impacting their care and support. Families are facing challenges in providing necessary resources amid the ongoing war.
Pam Bondi, former U.S. Attorney General, is facing an ethics complaint filed by Peggy Quince, a retired chief justice of the Florida Supreme Court, supported by over 120 legal professionals. The complaint alleges misconduct in Bondi's handling of the Jeffrey Epstein case and other prosecutions, and calls for an investigation that could lead to disbarment.
A stabbing at a train station in Switzerland left four people injured. Eyewitnesses noted that a teacher stepped in to protect children present during the incident.
Three people were stabbed at a train station in Switzerland on May 28, 2026. Eyewitnesses noted that a teacher stepped in to protect a group of school children who were near the assailant.
The U.S. Embassy in Kyiv has denied reports of its evacuation amid threats from Russia. Officials stated that the embassy remains open, contradicting comments made by EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas. Ukraine's Foreign Ministry also confirmed that the U.S. Embassy has not left the country.
China's access to low-cost electricity is viewed as a crucial asset for developing the data centres necessary for artificial intelligence operations. This energy advantage may enhance China's capabilities in the AI sector.
The Democratic Republic of the Congo has reported new cases of Ebola. The virus spreads through direct contact and can remain infectious in corpses, complicating funeral practices.
Military-inspired fashion is increasingly visible in Kyiv, reflecting a sense of solidarity among both soldiers and civilians. This style is seen as a response to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
Donald Trump has refiled a defamation lawsuit against The Wall Street Journal after a previous attempt was dismissed by a judge. The lawsuit claims the newspaper defamed him by reporting on his alleged ties to Jeffrey Epstein. Trump's legal team must prove that the Journal acted with 'actual malice' in its reporting.
An Israeli airstrike in Gaza City has killed at least 10 people, including four children, and injured over 20 others. The attack took place shortly after the funeral of a Hamas leader.
The conflict in Iran is causing significant shortages in missile-defense systems for the U.S. and its allies, with stockpiles expected to remain low for several years. The Pentagon is responding by increasing production rates for interceptors to address these challenges.
The use of polygenic risk scoring in personal medicine is on the rise, prompting discussions about the effectiveness of anti-discrimination laws regarding genetic data. As this technology advances, the legal protections for individuals' genetic information may need to be reevaluated.
Countries are depleting their strategic petroleum reserves in response to the economic impact of the Middle East conflict. This trend poses potential risks to global energy security.
A Massachusetts town has canceled its Fourth of July celebration after residents voted to cut funding for public safety departments. Officials have indicated that donations for the event will not be refunded.
Following the Uvalde mass shooting, Texas passed a law mandating police presence in schools. Reporter Clare Amari highlights instances of physical force used by school police officers against students since the law's enactment.
Many young male voters from Gen Z who supported President Trump are now disillusioned with his administration. At the same time, they are not receiving a persuasive message from Democrats, indicating a potential disconnect in political outreach.
Many young male voters from Gen Z who supported President Trump are now dissatisfied with his presidency. They feel that neither the Republican nor Democratic parties are addressing their concerns effectively.
Donald Trump has suggested a temporary halt to the federal gasoline tax, potentially saving drivers 18.4 cents per gallon. This action could, however, deplete the fund intended for road infrastructure, which is currently under financial strain.
Ukrainian veterans returning from service face significant challenges, including mental health issues, physical injuries, and financial difficulties. Lviv's deputy mayor, Andriy Zholob, is leading initiatives to assist these veterans through various support programs, while the Unbroken Rehabilitation Center provides critical medical care. There are concerns about the sustainability of support as public attention may diminish after the conflict.
Authorities in four states have seized or demanded ballots related to upcoming elections. Experts warn that this could lead to significant disruptions in the midterm elections if not addressed by the courts.
A new set of precisely measured gravitational waves has yielded important information regarding the behavior and evolution of black holes. This development marks a notable advancement in gravitational astronomy.
A school fire in Kenya has led to the deaths of sixteen pupils, with many others injured. The cause of the fire is still unknown as investigations are ongoing.
A judge has rejected a request for warrants to obtain subscriber information from Don Lemon's YouTube channel as part of a federal investigation into his coverage of an anti-ICE protest. The judge found insufficient justification for the request, which Lemon and others argue is part of a broader issue of distrust in the Department of Justice.
Corporate leaders are reevaluating their AI investments as costs rise and productivity gains are uncertain. Microsoft and Uber have highlighted challenges in justifying AI expenses, while companies face issues related to use cases, costs, human factors, and data access. A shift towards more efficient AI use is anticipated as organizations assess their strategies.
Corporate leaders are reevaluating the effectiveness of AI investments as costs rise and productivity gains remain uncertain. Companies like Microsoft and Uber are scaling back their AI expenditures, citing challenges in justifying expenses and employee resistance. Key issues include inefficient use cases, high costs, human factors, and data access limitations.
The U.S. has carried out another strike against Iran. Democrats are hopeful about retaking Senate seats from Republicans, and a town in eastern DRC is at the center of a new Ebola outbreak.
YouTube has launched an AI feature that enables users to create personalized video feeds tailored to their interests. This feature is being rolled out to English-speaking users in the US on both mobile and desktop platforms.
Democrats are aiming to flip multiple GOP-held Senate seats in the upcoming elections, with the Texas Senate race matchup officially set this week.
The Ebola outbreak in Mongbwalu, Ituri province, Congo, is facing challenges due to distrust and conflict among the local population. Health workers are actively involved in managing the situation, including safe burial practices for suspected victims.
The Israeli Defense Forces confirmed the killing of Ihab Khrizim, a senior financier for Hamas, in Khan Yunis on Tuesday. He was reported to have funneled significant funds to the group's military operations.
The Israeli military has ordered the evacuation of residents from about 17% of southern Lebanon as part of its military operations. This move is significant in the context of the current situation in the area.
Iran has announced that it targeted a US military base following new strikes by the United States. This situation arises during a delicate ceasefire and extended negotiations to resolve a three-month conflict.