President Trump said he called Netanyahu “f——— crazy” during a tense call last week as part of discussions of the situation in Lebanon, and he was equally blunt in assessing whether Netanyahu would have to accept a U.S.-brokered deal with Iran.

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Israel conducted airstrikes Tuesday across southern Lebanon, despite a warning from Iran that further attacks could lead to a devastating reciprocal response.

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The report said Walz and Ellison were aware of credible and systemic fraud in Minnesota’s social services programs as early as 2019 but failed to take action to protect taxpayer funds.

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U.S. District Judge Leo Sorokin in Massachusetts concluded that the fee was an unlawful tax that Congress did not authorize.

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America’s 250th Celebration to Feature UFC Fight, National Mall State Fair

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An Army AH-64 Apache helicopter crashed near the Strait of Hormuz late Monday and its two crew members were rescued, Pentagon officials said.

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Trump says pilots are fine after U.S. helicopter crashes near Strait of Hormuz

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Under federal law, a naturalized U.S. citizen can have his or her citizenship revoked and certificate of naturalization canceled if it was obtained illegally through concealment of criminal conduct on immigration applications.

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EDITORS' PICK | Ukrainian drone company's Wall Street debut points to new era in U.S.-Ukraine defense ties

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The Election Security Partnership Act would allow Congress to enact top priorities from the currently stalled SAVE America act piece by piece.

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The courts have granted a preliminary injunction against the Department of Agriculture, halting controversial new requirements that states had to meet to receive their federal SNAP funding.

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EDITORS' PICK | The statistical impossibility of L.A.'s mayor race

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The Boulder community gathered this week to honor victims one year after a deadly antisemitic attack. Meanwhile, local leaders and university officials are strongly condemning a statement from an unrecognized student group that praised the convicted attacker.

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Senator Mark Warner defended his party’s support for Platner by saying he hasn’t really been paying much attention to the story.

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The long standing political alliance between President Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is facing a major stress test. Diverging strategies regarding the ongoing conflict with Iran and Hezbollah have reportedly led to tense phone calls and public disagreements.

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A federal judge has temporarily blocked the implementation of new funding conditions for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program. Over twenty states argued the rules would disrupt critical support for low income families.

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A fighter jet fired into the steering compartment of a noncompliant cargo ship heading toward an Iranian port. Central Command confirmed the vessel was successfully stopped as part of the administration's economic pressure campaign.

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SPORTS: In Mexico, officials are working to avoid a homophobic slur that has often derailed national team matches. In other venues, organizers have implemented a new system to prevent the racist abuse that is often directed toward Black players.

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During nationwide local elections that took place last week, voting stations in five cities, including Busan and capital Seoul, were found to be short of ballot papers, leaving some voters waiting for hours for ballots to be delivered.

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Vance adds a chicken coop to the vice president's residence, along with a dozen baby chicks