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  1. Delaware Republicans nominated political scientist Joseph "Dr.

  2. Iran is deliberately targeting U.S. naval drones in the Strait of Hormuz to gather intelligence on American surveillance capabilities and learn how to evade U.S. defenses, drone experts warned Tuesday.

  3. Ohio State coach Ryan Day acknowledged that the Buckeyes’ late-game issues against Texas could be costly.

  4. WASHINGTON, D.C. – CodePink co-founder Medea Benjamin and two fellow agitators entered the House Foreign Affairs Committee hearing room 2272 today, wearing camera-ready T-shirts supporting the Islamic Republic of Iran and the Communist Party of Cuba, turn…

  5. A federal judge referred Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner and top deputy Matthew Stiegler to the Department of Justice (DOJ) Tuesday for possible criminal investigation.

  6. An Arizona man had his $475,000 home sold from under him by his homeowners' association (HOA) after falling behind on his dues, which amounted to less than $1,000.

  7. Former Democratic state lawmaker Mike Katz won Delaware's Republican Senate primary Tuesday, sending the state's GOP-backed candidate into a November fight against the Democratic nominee for a seat Republicans have not won in more than three decades.

  8. A Democratic stalwart cruised to a primary victory in Delaware on Tuesday, including fending off an opponent with an anti-Trump name.

  9. New England Patriots running back TreVeyon Henderson condemned state authorities in Massachusetts after a Catholic family lost legal custody of their teenage daughter for refusing to affirm her gender transition, invoking Bible scripture to argue that gov…

  10. The Trump administration announced new visa restrictions Tuesday targeting foreign nationals in South Africa who it says are responsible for race-based discrimination, uncompensated land seizures or inciting imminent violence against racial and ethnic min…

  11. A commonly used drug has been linked to a higher risk of death in a new study.

  12. An AI-generated "actress" has launched a media tour and networks granting her interviews are turning heads among critics.

  13. Kelsea Ballerini is celebrating her birthday in style.

  14. Somehow, there are just two weeks remaining in the 2026 Major League Baseball regular season.

  15. A former Ohio teacher has been charged after authorities alleged he knowingly allowed a missing underage teen girl to stay at his home despite being aware she had been reported missing.

  16. Josh Jacobs’ ex-girlfriend wants to "protect her privacy," as her attorneys filed a motion to permanently seal evidence and discovery materials in the criminal case involving the Green Bay Packers star running back.

  17. Anti-Israel activist Mahmoud Khalil announced on Monday that he sued Columbia University, where he attended and organized several anti-Israel protests, for what he claimed was years of discrimination.

  18. Tom Cruise is confirming what Hollywood has whispered about for years — he really is that intense.

  19. The Massachusetts mother accused of strangling her three young children to death is bringing in the attorney who fought Karen Read’s retrial as she makes a bid to have her own case thrown out.

  20. WWE NXT has truly featured the pro wrestling stars of tomorrow and it’s been evident over the last year just how fast some of the talents are thrust into the main title picture.

  21. The Senate took a major first step to advancing standardized, federal guardrails on college sports as name, image and likeness (NIL) has transformed the landscape of collegiate athletics.

  22. Corie Walsh, the woman who obsessed over the Lindsay Clancy case and allegedly killed her 2-year-old son, sang a rendition of a Wizard of Oz classic while being questioned by investigators, according to reports.

  23. A pair of moderate House Democrats defied House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries, D-N.Y., on Tuesday, rescuing Republicans from an embarrassing final week before the November midterms.

  24. EXCLUSIVE: A Haitian gang member and illegal alien who defiantly told Fox News cameras "I’m not going back to Haiti" and shouted "Biden forever" during his viral U.S.

  25. Ed Sheeran addressed Macklemore’s removal from his U.S. tour Tuesday, saying the rapper’s departure was ultimately a decision made by the concert promoter and venues — not by him.

  26. DETROIT, MICHIGAN — Rep.

  27. As dozens of Seattle business leaders call on the city to crack down on open-air drug markets, one small-business owner says he has been dealing with the consequences firsthand.

  28. Colin Kaepernick claims he wakes up every morning and still trains as if he were in the NFL.

  29. During the first-ever Republican Midterm Convention in Dallas last week, there was a lot of talk about the "common sense revolution."

  30. Actor Michael Rapaport celebrated singer Macklemore's removal from Ed Sheeran's tour on Monday after Macklemore repeatedly called for a "Free Palestine" and performed his anti-Israel song "Hind’s Hall" as his opening act.

  31. It’s been building for ten months, and Lane Kiffin’s return to Oxford is finally here.

  32. Dozens of House Democrats voted to help Republicans quash an effort to impeach President Donald Trump on Tuesday.

  33. It’s been said many times over a century: earning your pinstripes with the New York Yankees is one of the hardest things to do in baseball.

  34. The NFL is officially back!

  35. The Justice Department has charged dozens of people for suspected fraud related to the COVID-19 pandemic that resulted in hundreds of millions of dollars in losses, U.S.

  36. Seven noncitizens have been charged in North Texas as part of a sweeping federal election-integrity operation, as the Trump administration ramps up its push to investigate and prosecute election-related crimes ahead of the midterms.

  37. The U.S. has weapons orbiting Earth that can be used to defend American forces from attacks in space, the Air Force secretary revealed this week in a rare public acknowledgment of capabilities the Pentagon has largely kept secret.

  38. 'Nightcaps' is a daily column that catches you up on the biggest sports, news and culture stories you may have missed while pretending to do work at your desk.

  39. A 56-year-old father from Western Australia faces a "long recovery" after losing his foot in a shark attack while surfing alone, 9 News Australia reports.

  40. Texas Longhorns quarterback Arch Manning issued an apology on Tuesday after he came under fire for laughing about an AI video of his coach Steve Sarkisian slapping ESPN reporter Holly Rowe.

  41. Justin Simmons was an outstanding NFL safety, collecting second-team All-Pro honors four times during his nine-year career.

  42. Justin Simmons was an outstanding NFL safety, collecting second-team All-Pro honors four times during his nine-year career.

  43. In testimony before Congress this morning, self-identified "lifelong Democrat" Elizabeth Carter admitted that she is "ashamed" of her party’s handling of the immigration issue after her son, William Micah Carter, was killed in a car crash involving an ill…

  44. Most of us hand over a lot of personal information to the DMV because we have no choice.

  45. After a savage bear attack on Monday morning, a severely injured Montana hunter climbed behind the wheel for a desperate drive home.

  46. Carnegie Mellon University said Monday it is taking "swift action" after determining that professor Uju Anya’s recent social media posts violated university community standards, with some of her colleagues reporting that they now fear for their personal s…

  47. A colossal crypto regulatory package backed by President Donald Trump stumbled in the Senate, and another shot is unlikely.

  48. Liberal lawmakers, commentators and activists have spoken out against Macklemore's removal from Ed Sheeran's tour and expressed support for the rapper.

  49. Fox News Digital confirmed Tuesday that the Kennedy Center board voted to immediately close the main building of the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C., citing safety and funding concerns.

  50. In life, it often takes just two words to tell a story.