Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani was hospitalized in critical but stable condition with pneumonia days after Jimmy Kimmel mocked him during a late-night monologue. President Donald Trump later praised Giuliani as New York City’s greatest mayor while supporters called for prayers for his recovery.
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U.S. markets climbed toward fresh records after oil prices pulled back from Monday’s sharp spike. Investors focused on strong corporate earnings despite ongoing Middle East instability.
The North Dakota Air National Guard’s 119th Wing completed a historic first flight of an MQ-9 Reaper to Bismarck Municipal Airport, marking a major step in expanding unmanned aircraft operations across the state.
Wisconsin brewery owner Kirk Bangstad announced a run for governor after federal agents investigated social media posts tied to comments about President Donald Trump. The controversy has drawn backlash from local officials, critics, and political observers across Wisconsin.
The 944th Fighter Wing strengthened combat readiness during Desert Hammer 26-2 at Camp Navajo. Joint training operations focused on battlefield skills, aeromedical support and deployment preparedness.
Two West Virginia National Guardsmen were awarded the Soldier’s Medal and Airman’s Medal after confronting a deadly terrorist during a 2025 attack in Washington, D.C., where one Guardsman was killed and another wounded.
Vice President JD Vance directed a federal fraud task force to investigate an alleged $66 million Medicaid fraud operation in Ohio tied to home health care companies. The investigation centers on claims of widespread abuse involving taxpayer-funded Medicaid billing.
President Donald Trump issued a strong endorsement of Vivek Ramaswamy in Ohio’s gubernatorial race, praising his economic, border security, and law-and-order agenda. Ramaswamy currently leads polling ahead of the Republican primary and is expected to face Democrat Amy Acton in the general election.
The U.S. military is replacing its aging Minuteman III nuclear missile system with the new Sentinel program as America modernizes its nuclear deterrent against growing threats from China, Russia, and North Korea.
A Texas jury sentenced former FedEx driver Tanner Horner to death for the kidnapping and murder of 7-year-old Athena Strand. Prosecutors described the crime as calculated and brutal during weeks of testimony.
President Donald Trump questioned whether House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries could face impeachment after Jeffries called the Supreme Court “illegitimate.” The exchange follows a controversial Supreme Court ruling on Louisiana’s congressional map and the Voting Rights Act.
A cease-fire may quiet the headlines, but deeper forces continue shaping global conflict. This episode explores rising tensions, proxy warfare, and shifting alliances worldwide.
Alberta separatists have submitted enough signatures to push for a referendum on leaving Canada. The move sparks renewed debate over independence and federal tensions.
U.S. forces moved to reopen the Strait of Hormuz as Iranian attacks targeted ships and the UAE. Tensions threaten to escalate beyond a fragile ceasefire.
Fear of social backlash is silencing debate on college campuses across America. Students increasingly choose self-censorship over open discussion, reshaping the future of free speech.
A pregnant Los Angeles mother says a terrifying street encounter changed her political outlook, as safety concerns push voters to reconsider leadership.
More than 33,000 South Africans applied for just 150 Hyundai positions, highlighting the country’s deep unemployment crisis. Experts warn economic growth remains too weak to create enough jobs.
Iran is being widely mocked after releasing a vague video claiming an attack on a U.S. warship. Officials say no strike ever occurred.