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Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Jair Bolsonaro have begun their presidential campaigns in Brazil, targeting women voters with pledges to tackle femicide and gender violence. Their returns to political strongholds mark the start of their bids for the presidency.
Moroccan authorities have detained around 300 migrants trying to reach Ceuta, Spain. This follows a recent surge of migrants attempting to enter the area, attributed to poverty and misinformation, marking a significant migration crisis.
The US-Iran Memorandum of Understanding is nearing its expiration date. Since its signing in June, both nations have alleged that the other has breached the terms of the agreement.
NYPD officers shot and killed a man armed with a butcher knife in a Lower East Side apartment building after he allegedly charged at them. The man, identified as Wei Chan, was pronounced dead at a hospital. A second man, Cheung Chan, was found injured inside the building, reportedly inflicted by his son.
Adm. Brad Cooper, commander of U.S. Central Command, acknowledged the resilience of the USS Abraham Lincoln's crew during a visit amid reports of mental health and operational challenges. The ship has been deployed for over 260 days, and concerns have been raised about supply shortages and crew well-being. Rep. Don Bacon has called for congressional oversight regarding the situation.
Jared Kushner held a meeting with Hamas leadership in Egypt on August 16, 2026. The meeting is intended to facilitate progress on the stalled Gaza ceasefire negotiations.
Justin Wrobleski of the Los Angeles Dodgers has been placed on the injured list with left forearm inflammation after pitching six innings in a recent game. Kyle Hurt has been recalled from Triple-A Oklahoma City to replace him on the roster.
Senator Bill Cassidy expressed disapproval of President Trump's executive order regarding childhood vaccines, labeling the underlying claims as unreasonable. He suggested that these claims contribute to the president's decreasing popularity in polls.
Jared Kushner met with Hamas leaders in Egypt on August 16, 2026, to discuss their commitment to disarm as part of the U.S. peace plan. The meeting included discussions on transferring governance in Gaza and steps for demilitarization, with Kushner expected to meet Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu afterward.
Camron Harris, a 19-year-old, was found by police hiding in a closet at Virginia State University after allegedly shooting and wounding five people. The shooting incident led to a large police presence on campus.
Tommy John, a notable figure in Major League Baseball, has died at the age of 83. He passed away at his home in Bradenton, Florida while under hospice care.
Senator Bill Cassidy has publicly denounced former President Donald Trump's remarks about the safety of the MMR vaccine. Cassidy, a medical doctor, criticized Trump's proposal to alter the childhood vaccination schedule, which he believes could damage confidence in vaccines.
Jared Kushner met with a Hamas leader to discuss a peace plan for Gaza. This meeting took place following Israel's rejection of Donald Trump's peace proposal for the area.
Rep. Ro Khanna (D-CA) has called for 'Medicare for All' to be a central focus of the Democratic economic agenda, arguing it would save money and lives. His comments come in response to House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-NY), who advocates for a more cautious approach to healthcare reform. Khanna emphasized the financial burdens of rising healthcare costs on American families.
A coalition representing various stakeholders has urged California lawmakers to reject Governor Gavin Newsom's wildfire plan. They claim the proposal may result in higher insurance rates for residents.
Firefighters are actively working to manage twin fires on the Greek island of Salamina, with about 200 personnel involved in the efforts. One fire is under control, while evacuations have been initiated due to the ongoing threat from the other fire.
Kelly Clarkson has banned her children from watching her 2003 film 'From Justin to Kelly.' During a concert, she humorously shared her feelings about the film, stating her participation was due to contractual obligations and offered a critical assessment of the movie. Clarkson acknowledged that while the experience had its downsides, she enjoyed the music involved.
Attorney General Todd Blanche did not assure that the Department of Justice would always operate independently from President Trump. He clarified that while the president has not asked him to target specific individuals for prosecution, he refrained from committing to complete independence from the White House.
Attorney General Todd Blanche indicated that he would consider President Trump's opinions on individual prosecutions, raising questions about the Justice Department's independence. In a recent interview, he clarified that while he respects Trump's views, he also expects to maintain legal disagreements with the president. Blanche's remarks come amid scrutiny of his ties to Trump following his confirmation as attorney general.
Abdul El Sayed, a Michigan Democrat, has responded to President Trump's social media post that criticized him and his wife. El Sayed, who won the Democratic primary for the Senate, will face Republican Mike Rogers in the upcoming election, with current polls showing a tight race.
Ian Poulter, a LIV Golf player, has raised concerns about the future of the tour, which is facing funding challenges from the Saudi Arabia-backed Public Investment Fund. He indicated that a deadline of September 1 to secure $300 million could determine the tour's viability, and noted that some players may struggle to find competitive opportunities if LIV does not succeed.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has voiced serious concerns regarding the continued Israeli attacks on Lebanon. His remarks highlight the geopolitical tensions in the region.
Hakeem Jeffries, the House Minority Leader, expressed his opposition to the agenda of the Democratic Socialists of America during a statement on Sunday. His comments follow a series of primary wins by democratic socialists and left-leaning candidates.
At least six people have died in Indiana due to storms and flooding that started on August 11. The fatalities include a four-year-old boy, two men, and three women, as reported by state officials.
Jared Kushner met with Hamas leaders in Egypt to discuss a plan for Gaza, focusing on the disarmament of the group. Diplomatic sources indicate that this is aimed at eliminating Hamas's potential future governance role in the region.
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has called for the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, which is significant for global oil transport. This request follows recent disruptions in oil supply.
Four Renaissance paintings by Antonello da Messina were stolen from Sicily during a local religious holiday. The theft took place despite the artworks having survived significant historical events.
Doug Jones, Alabama's Democratic gubernatorial candidate, responded to Republican claims that left-wing Democrats winning primaries represent a socialist shift in the party. He argued that these assertions are primarily aimed at energizing Republican voters.
A shooting outside a residence hall in Virginia has left five people injured. Authorities have confirmed that the suspect is not affiliated with the campus.
Zvezdelina Stankova, a mathematics professor at UC Berkeley, has raised concerns about the university's test-blind admissions policies, stating that many students are unprepared for college-level mathematics. She reported a significant decline in math readiness among students since the elimination of standardized testing. Stankova and other faculty members are advocating for the reinstatement of SAT and ACT scores in admissions, highlighting the need for accurate assessments of student preparedness.
Tommy John, a former MLB pitcher, has died at the age of 83. He is remembered for his role in the development of a groundbreaking elbow surgery that has since helped many athletes recover from similar injuries.
Governor Andy Beshear has criticized Senator Mitch McConnell for not responding to his attempts to communicate and for remaining out of public view since June 14. Beshear emphasized the importance of McConnell's accountability to the people of Kentucky, while McConnell's team has stated he is recovering at home but has not provided any public updates.
Colombian President Abelardo de la Espriella has asked U.S. President Donald Trump to suspend tariffs to aid recovery efforts following a devastating earthquake that killed at least 289 people. The U.S. has committed $26.5 million in aid, while search operations continue for missing individuals in affected cities.
The U.S. Navy has addressed concerns regarding reported shortages of supplies aboard the USS Boxer, stating that claims of inadequate hygiene products are exaggerated. Sailors on the USS Lincoln have reported poor living conditions, leading to concerns about morale and mental health. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and President Trump have defended the Navy's support for its personnel amid these reports.
Hurricane Lala has led to a search-and-rescue operation in Hawaii, with reports of homes being uprooted and one death confirmed. Emergency services are responding to the situation.
Donald Trump has called for a military complex at the White House, citing court blocks on his ballroom plans. He initially proposed the East Wing addition for VIP guests but has since emphasized its importance for national security.
A study has found that chronic pain should be factored into how the U.S. prepares for extreme weather events. It also highlights that rural populations may be particularly vulnerable due to a lack of protective measures.
Admiral Brad Cooper, the U.S. Central Command chief, visited the USS Lincoln in the Arabian Sea amid ongoing military operations and concerns about crew welfare. Concurrently, U.S. negotiator Jared Kushner engaged in ceasefire talks with Hamas in Egypt, while Israel conducted military strikes in southern Lebanon and Gaza, resulting in casualties. Iran has also accused Qatar of detaining missing pilots, which Qatar denies.
Governor Wes Moore criticized President Trump for his handling of reports concerning poor conditions aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln. Moore expressed that the president's response to the situation is inadequate and called for greater concern for the welfare of service members and their families amidst ongoing military conflicts.
The Department of Homeland Security is investigating a nonprofit linked to New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani for potentially funding a sanctioned Palestinian group. The U.K.-based organization, known as PFF, reportedly has around $100 million in funding for anti-Israel initiatives. The investigation does not indicate any criminal wrongdoing.
The Department of Homeland Security is investigating the nonprofit PFF, associated with NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani, for potentially funding a sanctioned Palestinian group. The organization reportedly has $100 million aimed at anti-Israel initiatives. The DHS has not commented on the investigation's specifics, which does not indicate any criminal wrongdoing.
Senator Bill Cassidy has accused HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. of breaking his promise not to alter the childhood vaccine schedule. This statement was made during an appearance on ABC News's "This Week," where Cassidy discussed Trump's executive order on the matter.
Stephen A. Smith plans to confront the National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) after receiving a 'Thumbs Down' award for his comments about Black women. Smith stated his intention to scrutinize NABJ's record and emphasized that the organization should be held accountable. The NABJ defended its decision, citing a commitment to accurate representation of Black communities.
The new Attorney General has declined to pledge for an independent Justice Department and has voiced support for Jeanine Pirro. The Attorney General also confirmed the termination of the 'anti-weaponization' fund.
Rep. Haley Stevens expressed that it makes sense for Abdul El-Sayed to distance himself from Hasan Piker. This statement was made during an interview on Fox News's "The Sunday Briefing," where she discussed El-Sayed's progressive stance.
Jared Kushner met with the leader of Hamas to discuss a U.S.-backed 15-point road map focused on disarming Hamas and facilitating Israeli withdrawal from war-affected Palestinian territories. A meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu is expected next.
Anthropic is forecasting revenues of $190 billion to $200 billion by 2028, a substantial increase from its current revenue run rate of $47 billion. This projection highlights the growth expectations that potential investors will need to consider.
Representative Don Bacon is calling for accountability from the Navy regarding conditions aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln, which has been deployed for over 260 days. He emphasized the need for congressional oversight and expressed concern for the mental health of sailors and their families. In response to President Trump's comments downplaying the situation, Bacon highlighted the challenges faced by service members during extended deployments.
Yaxel Lendeborg, a rookie for the Golden State Warriors, shared his excitement about facing Dillon Brooks of the Phoenix Suns in an upcoming game. He made a bold statement during a Kick stream, indicating his confidence in the matchup.
Severe flooding in Indiana has resulted in at least seven fatalities since the storms began on August 11. The deceased include a young boy and several adults, as reported by state officials.