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A U.N. official warns that Iran is poised to strike critical desalination infrastructure across the Middle East within days, escalating tensions and triggering a global economic fallout due to the potential impact on water supplies and energy markets.

House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries told President Donald Trump to "keep his reckless mouth shut" in response to the president's comments calling the Democratic Party the "greatest enemy" in America.

Texas Democratic Senate candidate James Talarico defended his controversial remarks about God being "non-binary" during a podcast appearance, arguing that it is not theologically controversial but rather in line with Christian beliefs.

Chappell Roan, a pop star, allegedly yelled at a photographer on the VMAs red carpet and was also involved in an incident with a fan's daughter at a hotel in Brazil, leading to backlash from a Brazilian official who banned Chappell from performing in the city.

Viral videos show non-paying guests helping themselves to complimentary hotel breakfast buffets, which hospitality experts say can negatively impact the quality and experience for actual hotel guests.

A foreign national from Azerbaijan, Anar Rustamov, has been charged with a fraud scheme that attempted to steal over $90 million in federal health care funds from the Medicare Advantage program.

Getting the recommended amount of sleep does not always leave people feeling refreshed, as sleep quality is more important than quantity, and factors like alcohol, caffeine, and stress can contribute to poor sleep quality.

A Republican sheriff in California launched an investigation into alleged fraud in the state's November 2025 special election, but the California Secretary of State and Attorney General have criticized the investigation, arguing the sheriff lacks the authority and expertise to conduct such a probe.

An Air Canada Express regional jet crashed into a vehicle on the ground after landing at New York's LaGuardia Airport, forcing the airport to close.

Jason Momoa and his family were forced to evacuate their home in Oahu due to historic flooding that devastated the North Shore area, and Momoa rallied for his community by distributing food and supplies to those affected by the disaster.

The article discusses the debate around the concept of an "imminent threat" from Iran, arguing that the intelligence community's role is to assess capabilities and intent, but the president must ultimately determine whether the risk of inaction outweighs the risk of action.

A New York City content creator flew to Jamaica for just eight hours, visiting a waterfall and beach, eating local food, and returning home the same night after spending a few hours on the island.

Kansas City, Kansas has been selected as the base camp for the Argentina national football team during the 2026 FIFA World Cup, a major win for the region as it prepares to welcome both players and tens of thousands of international fans.

Chili's responded to Ruth's Chris Steak House's "business casual" dress code policy, stating that the only dress code at Chili's is that customers have to be dressed, sparking a debate on the different approaches of the two restaurant chains.

Princess Diana once quietly prepared her younger son Prince Harry for the possibility of becoming king, though William was always known to be the heir apparent.

Frantic air traffic control audio revealed the moments before an Air Canada flight collided with a fire truck on the runway at LaGuardia airport, resulting in the deaths of the pilot and copilot and injuries to at least 42 passengers and crew members.

The article summarizes how President Trump took decisive action to confront the long-running threat posed by the Iranian regime, launching operations to destroy Iran's military capabilities and pave the way for the Iranian people to rise up and challenge the mullahs.

The body of University of Alabama student James Gracey was found in Barcelona, and a preliminary autopsy report indicates he likely died from an accidental drowning.

Rising electricity bills are fueling midterm battles, with Republicans blaming failed energy policy and Democrats touting clean energy aid programs.