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Senator Chris Van Hollen said Sunday that members of the Democratic Socialists of America belong in the Democratic Party, wading into a debate that has split the party after progressive primary wins. His remarks contrast with House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries' recent rejection of the DSA agenda, and come as polls show low favorability for democratic socialism among voters.
Abdul El-Sayed, Michigan's Democratic Senate nominee, distanced himself from progressive commentator Hasan Piker over remarks about American Jews and Israel, drawing bipartisan criticism. Meanwhile, El-Sayed faced backlash for social media posts targeting Usha Vance and Natalie Harp, which critics called racist and sexist.
Northern Virginia Democrats face scrutiny following the escape of Abdulloi Toshpulodzoda, a Tajik national committed to a psychiatric facility, who fled to his home country after being allowed supervised and unsupervised leaves. Lawmakers acknowledge systemic failures, while a prosecutor's office defends its actions in court.
House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries met privately with Jared Kushner, President Trump's son-in-law and adviser, to discuss potential areas of common ground such as housing, immigration, and cost of living. The meeting, first reported by The New York Times and confirmed by multiple outlets, has drawn reactions from both parties, with Speaker Mike Johnson downplaying its significance while some Democrats express concerns.
A Florida couple faces child neglect charges after allegedly keeping four children confined in the cab of a tractor-trailer for years. The children told investigators they were denied schooling, medical care, and basic hygiene, and one suffered a permanent scar from an untreated burn. The couple was arrested in August 2026; the man is also charged with capital sexual battery.
Puerto Ricans interviewed by Fox News Digital express opposition to statehood, citing fears of higher taxes, cost of living increases, and cultural loss. Governor Jenniffer González Colón advocates for statehood as a path to equality, while a 2024 nonbinding referendum showed majority support for statehood.
A wave of bipartisan backlash against data centers is sweeping U.S. politics, with governors, senators, and candidates across the aisle backing moratoriums and stricter rules. Polls show strong public opposition, while tech advocates warn the industry is mishandling a crisis that could shape elections through 2028.
Sen. John Fetterman dismissed fears about artificial intelligence as 'doomsdaying,' arguing that U.S. overreaction helps China in the global AI race. His weekend social media posts, which drew on analyses of China's rapid AI progress, put him at odds with growing local opposition to data centers and with Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro's recent tightening of project rules.
Outside Barclays Center on Saturday, rival demonstrations over Indiana Fever star Sophie Cunningham's comments on transgender athletes in women's sports drew supporters and opponents, separated by NYPD. Inside, the Liberty displayed pro-transgender scoreboard messages after refunding a woman whose paid message thanking XX-XY Athletics founder Jennifer Sey was deemed ineligible.
Prime Minister Mark Carney announced retaliatory tariffs on US goods after walking away from trade negotiations, prompting new 50% US tariffs on Canadian exports. President Trump responded with fresh criticism on Truth Social, while US officials warned Canada faces 'devastating' consequences.
Trump's border czar Tom Homan rejected allegations of racial profiling by ICE, calling himself an 'equal opportunity deporter' after deporting people from 180 countries. His comments come amid a Supreme Court decision allowing ICE to consider certain racial and ethnic factors in arrests, and after Democratic Senate candidate Angie Nixon warned of profiling.
Leonie Fiebich scored 20 points in her first game since July 3, helping the New York Liberty beat the Indiana Fever 109-102. Breanna Stewart added 22 points and Jonquel Jones recorded a double-double, while Caitlin Clark led the Fever with 21 points in a tightly contested matchup.
A 37-year-old Brazilian woman who lived with a foster family for 14 months while pretending to be a child has been convicted of fraud and false identity. Amanda Maria Souza de Oliveira received a prison sentence and detention, with her lawyer indicating plans to appeal.
Sydney Sweeney shared a series of photos and videos on Instagram dressed as Wonder Woman, with boyfriend Scooter Braun as Superman, captioned 'Camp '26'. The post shows the couple enjoying a summer getaway featuring an obstacle course, jet ski rides, and karaoke.
Flock Safety CEO Garrett Langley argues the U.S. must balance privacy and safety as backlash against the company's 120,000 surveillance cameras intensifies. Critics cite police misuse, vandalism, and political opposition, while Langley defends the technology and calls for regulation.
Deshaun Watson was booed by Cleveland fans in his first home game since tearing his Achilles in 2024, and he called the reaction 'disrespectful' and 'personal.' Despite the backlash, coach Todd Monken named Watson the starting quarterback for the season opener against the Jaguars, with Shedeur Sanders as backup.
Rep. Tom Kean Jr. held his first campaign fundraiser since returning from a 116-day absence for depression treatment, with Speaker Mike Johnson in attendance. The event was overshadowed by an incident in which police were called on a New York Times reporter trying to cover the event, drawing criticism from Democrats and scrutiny of Kean's transparency.
Bill Maher's recent comments on 'Real Time' about the Democratic Party's attitude toward Jewish faith have sparked reactions, with the comedian pointing to a perceived double standard. The exchange, which followed a segment on Texas Democrat James Talarico's Christianity, has been seized upon by critics of the party, who cite polling on Israel and recent primary results.
Chinese humanoid robots broke multiple human athletic records at the World Humanoid Robot Games in Beijing, including running the 100 meters faster than Usain Bolt's world record. The events showcase China's rapid robotics progress amid a US-China tech race, though experts note limitations in real-world deployment.
A federal judge in New York ruled that the Trump administration's suspension of immigrant visas for nationals of 75 countries was unlawful, exceeding Secretary of State Marco Rubio's authority. The ruling vacates the policy and sets aside visa denials based solely on it, with the government likely to appeal.