China dismisses Trump election interference accusations as ‘entirely fabricated,’ threatens countermeasures
China calls President Donald Trump's election interference accusations "entirely fabricated" after he accused Beijing of running influence campaign.
Andy Burnham declared Labour Party leader, will become U.K. prime minister
Andy Burnham was officially declared leader of Britain's governing Labour Party, clearing his final hurdle to taking office as prime minister next week.
Iran claims bold attack on US airbase and more top headlines
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GOP civil war erupts over Trump’s latest agenda push as key Republicans threaten to sink megabill
Republican senators and House members raise objections about a draft budget blueprint, threatening the reconciliation timeline outlined by House GOP leaders.
Kai Trump opens up about leaving home for college, credits president for giving her ‘competitive edge’
Kai Trump discussed her social media career, wrist surgery recovery and her refusal to enter politics ahead of her freshman year in Miami.
Doctors warn your ‘stomach bug’ may actually be a parasite that’s harder to detect
Over 1,600 cyclospora cases have been confirmed since May, with 5,100 more under investigation, as the foodborne parasite outbreak hits Midwestern states hard.
California county approves reparations plan as neighboring school district ‘Black Thriving’ effort stalls
Alameda County approved a sweeping reparations plan focused on housing and criminal justice reform as Oakland Unified faces criticism for stalled promises.
Maine Democrats recycle Platner’s far-left talking points in scramble to replace disgraced ex-nominee
Four Democrats vying to replace Graham Platner in the Maine Senate race echoed his stances on abolishing ICE, Gaza genocide, and healthcare.
America’s broken legal immigration system is replacing US workers by design
Over 83% of H-1B visas went to entry-level workers paid below median wages, while the OPT program lets 400,000 foreign students take key jobs.
Simone Biles attorney speaks out against SJSU over volleyball scandal after coach’s allegations emerge
John Manly, who represented Simone Biles in the Larry Nassar case, says SJSU's volleyball scandal reflects a culture that fails female athletes.