12-year-old cancer patients $22.25 lemonade stand inspires $100,000 gift
Anaheim architect built backyard Disneyland in 1999; 27 years later, it includes 350-LED show
12 paintings hidden for 50 years head to auction valued near $450 million
An exceptional auction is on the horizon for November 18, 2026, showcasing a collection of twelve remarkable impressionist and post-impressionist pieces, valued at almost $500 million. Highlighted artworks include Vincent van Goghs 'Chtaigniers en fleurs' and Paul Czannes 'Arlequin,' which have not been publicly available for decades. Sotheby's is optimistic about attracting a global congregation of elite buyers, promising a historic event in the world of art sales.
In 1930s, family bought Montana ranch; 884 acres now protected from development
Madonna took home seven awards at the VMAs on Sunday, making her the nights biggest winner. The Onion shares everything you need to know about Madonnas return to the spotlight. Age: Physically pains your mom to hear Biggest Hit: Goes on for a minute too long Philanthropic Cause: Tiny leather corsets for dogs Spouses: Sean [] The post Artist Profile: Madonna appeared first on The Onion .
Sydney Sweeney, 200 Feet Away And Under A Space Blanket: Let
The post Sydney Sweeney, 200 Feet Away And Under A Space Blanket: Lets See You Pervs Jerk Off To This appeared first on The Onion .
NBA Players Share The One Thing They
The post NBA Players Share The One Thing Theyd Change About The League If They Were Commissioner For A Day appeared first on The Onion .
New US visa rule from October 1: Expanded social media screening for I, TN and TD visa applicants
California helicopter crash kills 2 people and leaves 2 hospitalized and 1 missing
A medical helicopter crash off Catalina Island near Los Angeles has killed two people and hospitalized two
California men allegedly billed Medicare $3.5M, switched firms after fraud checks denied claims
Meet Hudson Lightfoot, 16, who turned a bucket and squeegee into a 125-client business
$10-a-hour hiking trails on Connecticut couple's 50-acre land spark zoning dispute
California couples $1M cannabis-related fines cleared five years after buying their home
In 1964, a widow saved her Frank Lloyd Wright home from I-66; it was moved 13 miles, piece by piece
Thomas Gilcrease got 160 acres at age 9; 18 years later, it had 32 oil wells
In 1899, nine-year-old Thomas Gilcrease received a 160-acre land allotment in Oklahoma. After oil was discovered nearby, his property had 32 producing wells by 1917. The wealth from oil later supported his collecting passion and helped preserve a vast record of American Indian history, art and culture at the museum he founded in Tulsa.
Ex-fraternity leader gets jail time after pledge died of alcohol poisoning
A former fraternity leader at Northern Arizona University has been sentenced to two months in jail and three years of supervised probation for his role in a deadly hazing
Trumps planned Choctaw Nation rally will be the latest visit to Indian Country
President Donald Trump is holding a campaign rally in the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma
South Carolina family permanently protects 2,000-acre farm from development in historic deal
From Christmas trees to fish habitat: Texas gives 160 trees a second life
Newsom vetoes measure that would have penalized the use of smart glasses to secretly record people
California Gov. Gavin Newsom has vetoed a bill that would have penalized people for using smart glasses to record people without their permission in changing rooms, doctors offices and other spaces people generally consider private
Experts say Swiss glaciers lost 5.5% of their ice this year, second-biggest annual loss, due to heat waves and less snow
Rivals for California governor to meet in only scheduled debate as mail ballots go to voters
The candidates for California governor Democrat Xavier Becerra and Republican Steve Hilton will meet face to face in the only scheduled debate of the campaign
Leftist Schemes: Nixing Gifted Education Hurts the Kids It
For years agitators been trying to eliminate gifted programs in New York City and elsewhere in equitys name. ... The post Leftist Schemes: Nixing Gifted Education Hurts the Kids Its Designed to Help appeared first on The New American .
Fed watchdog finds no crimes in $2.4B building renovation, only mismanagement
The Federal Reserves internal watchdog says that the central bank has broadly mismanaged an expansive building renovation project but did not find any criminal violations, as alleged by Trump administration prosecutors
Senate GOP campaign chief says 'cash is king' as Trump team promises millions to keep majority
The Senate Republican campaign chairman said President Donald Trumps team has assured senators money will not be our problem heading into the midterm elections
High gas prices are spurring states to waive taxes and regulations amid midterm election
State officials nationwide are focusing on rising gas and diesel prices tied to the war in Iran
Transcript shows woman told Cornell police 2 years ago she was 100% confident she was raped
A newly obtained transcript of a woman who has filed a lawsuit claiming she was sexually assaulted by seven men at a Cornell University fraternity house shows that she told police she was 100% confident she was raped
Hurricane Rachel has formed in the Pacific Ocean
Hurricane Rachel has formed in the Pacific Ocean
Police say parents to face charges after a Michigan toddler displayed a gun at daycare
Police say the parents of a Detroit-area toddler who pulled a loaded pistol out of his backpack at a daycare will face charges
Senate reaches bipartisan deal on permitting bill to speed approvals of new energy projects
Senators from both parties are saying they have reached a bipartisan deal on legislation aimed at speeding up permitting reviews for new energy and infrastructure projects that now face yearslong delays as lawmakers seek to meet growing demand for elec...
California couple accused of killing son-in-law in public park have been charged with murder
A California couple has been charged with murder after authorities say they shot their son-in-law to death Saturday in a public park
Hegseth confirms the US military will cut 20% of its generals and admirals
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has confirmed that the U.S. military will cut 20% of its generals and admirals
Ukraine to present wish list for new Russia sanctions under Graham law
Ukraine will present the Trump administration and Congress this week with a wish list of Russian companies, vessels and individuals it would like to see hit with U.S. sanctions under a new law signed by President Donald Trump this month
Pilot attempts to crash plane bound for Tel Aviv in latest example of a crew-related hijacking
A pilot on a plane traveling from Dubai to Tel Aviv stabbed the other pilot and then apparently tried to crash the aircraft before being subdued by passengers and crew
Human rights groups ask UN panel to help end ICE's effort to hide locations of detainees
Human rights advocates have asked a United Nations panel to intervene in a new U.S. government practice that they say amounts to the enforced disappearance of noncitizens
Nation Horrified To Think Sexual Assault Could Happen On College Campus
WASHINGTONExpressing shock and disgust that an unspeakable crime could occur at a place of higher learning, the U.S. populace was reportedly horrified this week to think that sexual assault could happen on a college campus. You would just never imagine that bright young studentsat an Ivy League institution, of all placescould be capable of such [] The post Nation Horrified To Think Sexual Assault Could Happen On College Campus appeared first on The Onion .
GOP Blocks Measure to Get Report on Killing of Nine Americans in West Bank
Republicans blocked a measure in the Senate that would have required a report about the nine Americans killed in the West Bank since 2022. ... The post GOP Blocks Measure to Get Report on Killing of Nine Americans in West Bank appeared first on The New American .
Trump Launches America.gov, New
President Trump launched America.gov, an AI-powered portal designed to turn thousands of federal websites into a single interface. ... The post Trump Launches America.gov, New Front Door to the Digital State appeared first on The New American .
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UK says there are strong indications Iran played a part in a security incident at a US-run air base
British Prime Minister Andy Burnham says the U.K. has strong indications that Iran played a part in an incident involving five men arrested near a U.S.-run air base in England
Trump will unveil $54 billion in South Korean investment in Alaska, site of a tight Senate race
President Donald Trump is expected to announce plans for South Korea to invest roughly $54 billion in a project to export natural gas from Alaska, a proposal long backed by Republican Sen. Dan Sullivan, who's in a competitive reelection contest there
Trump administration considers scaling back border project in Texas' Big Bend National Park
The Trump administration says it's considering reducing the scope of a border security project in Big Bend National Park in Texas
Ohio farmer with $1m medical debt sold land after officials blocked solar lease
In Ohio, farmer Wayne Greier's financial struggles intensified when a planned solar project fell through due to local resistance and new rules, leaving his family's renewable energy plans in jeopardy. Compounded by $1 million in medical debt from recent health issues, Greier was forced to offload land and equipment, jeopardizing his farming business. He has emerged as an advocate for farmers' property rights to help protect others from similar hardships.
Inflation cooled slightly last month even as consumers stepped up spending
Inflation slowed a bit last month as Americans ramped up their spending, though price gains remained elevated and are a challenge for many voters as the midterm elections approach
Florida Locks Illegal Aliens Out of Public Higher Education
Floridas State University System Board of Governors voted unanimously to bar people in the country illegally from enrolling at any of the states 12 public universities. ... The post Florida Locks Illegal Aliens Out of Public Higher Education appeared first on The New American .
A Nashville man paid $2.48 for a document at a thrift store in 2006; it proved to be a rare...
Kurt Cobains old apartment is now an Airbnb for Nirvana fans
Trumps shift from 'Housing First' causing upheaval for homelessness programs
The Trump administration is shifting federal policy and dollars away from the Housing First approach that has been at the heart of federal homelessness policy
NY man allegedly took brothers Social Security after death; payments reached $109,746
Michigan woman allegedly took $121,000 while her disabled uncle lived without utilities
Woot! Pet Products Sale: Extra 20% off when you buy 3 or More Pet Crates, Costumes, Toys & More
Woot! Pet Products Sale: Extra 20% off when you buy 3 or More Pet Crates, Costumes, Toys & More
US teen was rejected from nursing home at 14; she later built a 500-student senior care movement
Illinois woman allegedly hid mothers body in freezer, stole $21,402 in benefits
She bought a $3.99 vase, and sold it for $107,100
Judge ends federal oversight of Oakland police department after 23 years
A federal judge has ended the 23-year federal monitoring of the Oakland Police Department, marking the longest oversight of a police department in U.S. history
Republican redistricting in Texas and Florida may not turn out as Trump had hoped
Eric Flores, a former federal prosecutor and Army National Guard infantry captain, is one of the Republican Party's prized recruits in this year's midterm elections
Ex-NFL star Antonio Brown set to appear in Miami court for expected plea agreement
Former NFL star wide receiver Antonio Brown is scheduled to be in a Miami courtroom Wednesday to accept a plea deal that will let him avoid prison time on a reduced charge in an attempted murder case
Tennessee prepares to execute a woman for a crime she committed at age 18
Tennessee is preparing to execute Christa Gail Pike for a 1995 murder she committed at age 18
New York landowner sues village after access to his 50 acres is blocked
Gentle giant Backpack declared winner of Alaska's Fat Bear Week
After a week of fierce competition, Backpack emerged victorious as Fat Bear Week champion, the heftiest bear of Alaskas Katmai National Park and Preserve
Shelter dog met her future owner during a trip to a New York Starbucks
What a Cult Researcher Saw at Burning Man
Burning Man, a New Age event of 70,000 in the desert of Nevada, pushes the occult, sexual depravity, and false spirituality, explains Mitch Cunico, host of Cult Audit, to The New Americans Alex Newman on the ground at the event. But despite the evil, Christians should get engaged and speak the Truth to the lost ... The post What a Cult Researcher Saw at Burning Man and How Christians Should Respond appeared first on The New American .
Drill to dig Hudson River tunnel connecting New York and New Jersey
Powerful cutters have whirred to life on a giant drill that will begin boring a new train tunnel under the Hudson River connecting Manhattan to New Jersey
Casino mogul and former Trump secretary join forces to take on NYC's pied--terre tax
New York Citys tax on luxury second homes has its latest moneyed opposition: casino mogul Steve Wynn and former Trump administration secretary Wilbur Ross
Fauci Diary: U.S. Army Experimented on Animals With Aerosolized Ebola Virus
Dr. Anthony Fauci was alarmed to learn U.S. Army scientists had experimented on animals with an aerosolized Ebola virus. ... The post Fauci Diary: U.S. Army Experimented on Animals With Aerosolized Ebola Virus appeared first on The New American .
US withdraws from European anti-corruption panel in latest shift away from global groups
The Trump administration has withdrawn the United States from a top European anti-corruption watchdog
Indiana removed 3,550 feet of dangerous mine walls and restored 71 acres of forest
Pennsylvania farmer protects 170-acre farm after rejecting two lucrative offers
Dairy farmer Jeff Biddle has placed his Bear Meadows Farm under a permanent conservation easement for protection. The decision came after Biddle declined two offers from potential buyers interested in the property. The conservation easement ensures that the farm's agricultural landscape will remain intact without development. Biddle's family has farmed the land since 1959, emphasizing the farm's long-standing history.
Trump Lost, Now Get Over It!: Cory Booker Unleashes At Jack Smith Hearing; Drops Iran War Bomb
Sen. Cory Booker exploded during Jack Smiths Senate Judiciary Committee hearing, accusing Republicans of spending precious time relitigating Donald Trumps 2020 election defeat while Americans struggle with gas prices, grocery bills and the ongoing war in the Middle East. Booker repeatedly called the hearing gaslighting and declared that Donald Trump lost the 2020 election.
US Supreme Court lets Trump continue third-country deportations for now
US Supreme Court lets Trump continue third-country deportations for now
Supreme Court says Trump admin. can deport migrants to countries not their own
By Andrew Chung Sept 29 (Reuters) - The US Supreme Court on Tuesday let President Donald Trump's administration resume deporting migrants to countries other than their own without offering them the chance to show the harms they may face, bolstering a tool his administration has used for rapid expulsions as part of his immigration crackdown. The court granted the Justice Department's emergency request to put on hold Boston-based US District Judge Brian Murphy's ruling that the Department of Homeland Security's policy to remove migrants to so-called third countries is unlawful. The court also agreed to hear arguments in the dispute in December, with a formal ruling on policy to follow. The court has a 6-3 conservative majority. Its three liberal justices dissented from the decision to let the deportations immediately resume pending the final outcome of the litigation. Murphy's ruling came in a class-action lawsuit filed by immigrant rights groups on behalf of migrants seeking to prevent the US government from sending them to third countries without notice and a chance to assert the harms they could face. More than 25,000 migrants have been deported to 29 countries under the policy implemented last year, according to a tally by human rights groups, with the vast majority going to Mexico. The policy is one of a number of measures the administration has taken in its pursuit of Trump's goal of mass deportation. The Republican president has enforced a sweeping crackdown on immigration among his top priorities since returning to office last year. The administration has carried out third-country deportations to politically unstable South Sudan, which the US State Department urges Americans to avoid due to the risks of crime, kidnapping and armed conflict, as well as Uganda, Equatorial Guinea, Liberia, the Central African Republic, and other nations. The Supreme Court previously sided with the administration in the legal challenge, suspending a preliminary order that Murphy issued earlier in the case halting the removals.In another win for the administration, the Supreme Court subsequently lifted limits the judge had imposed to protect a group of men from being sent to South Sudan. The case began in 2025 after the Department of Homeland Security moved to step up deportations of migrants who cannot be returned to any country listed on their deportation orders. SWIFTLY REMOVED The policy provided that migrants could be swiftly removed without notice to third countries that have provided credible diplomatic assurance that they will not persecute or torture the individuals. For countries that have not provided such assurance, deportees would be notified of their destination and US authorities would assess the likelihood of persecution or torture only if the individual raises such fear on their own. In February, Murphy ruled that the policy violates immigration law procedures and due process protections under the US Constitution's Fifth Amendment. Due process generally requires the government to provide notice and an opportunity for a hearing before taking certain adverse actions. In its emergency filing to the Supreme Court, the Justice Department said third-country deportations are an essential tool to remove certain aliens, including some of the worst criminal aliens. But both Murphy and critics of the administration said the policy is also targeting migrants who had been granted legal protection from being sent back to their home countries. The policy has resulted in deportees being unlawfully transferred by third countries back to their home countries from which the US had already granted them protection, while others have been beaten, sexually assaulted, detained or have disappeared, the plaintiffs said in a court filing. The administration is ignoring the significant harm resulting from deporting thousands of longtime US residents, many with no criminal history, to third countries without regard to the persecution or torture they face there, the plaintiffs said. The Boston-based 1st US Circuit Court of Appeals upheld most of the judge's ruling on September 18. The case has been hotly contested since it began, and included findings by Murphy that the administration repeatedly violated, or attempted to violate his orders. Murphy in 2025 found that the administration had violated another order he issued requiring additional steps before attempting to send a group of migrants to South Sudan. More than a dozen UN human rights experts have written to the US government urging a halt to policies that they said on Monday were putting migrants at heightened risk of abuse, including torture and persecution, by deporting them to third countries. At gravest risk are children, women, persons with disabilities, victims of trafficking, LGBT persons, human rights defenders, stateless persons and other people in extremely vulnerable situations, they said, without documenting individual cases. (Reporting by Andrew Chung in New York; Editing by Will Dunham) This article originally appeared on Reuters at https://www.yahoo.com/news/politics/articles/supreme-court-lets-trump-resume-190857993.html
Iran Letter to America: You Lost War Because of Arrogant, Incompetent Leadership
In an open letter to Americans published today, Irans Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has declared victory in the war with America. ... The post Iran Letter to America: You Lost War Because of Arrogant, Incompetent Leadership appeared first on The New American .
Congress CWC demands Modi, Shah, CEC Gyanesh Kumars resignations over SIR
Congress Working Committee convened to demand the resignation of Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Home Minister Amit Shah. The committee also called for the suspension of the special intensive revision process for electoral rolls. Additionally, they urged the restoration of over 13 crore deleted names from these rolls. The meeting focused on launching nationwide agitations against the Election Commission's actions.
Cherise Saywell wins national short story award for
IVE DONE A SH*Y JOB: Trumps Blunt Presidential Remark Steals America.gov Spotlight
IVE DONE A SH*Y JOB: Trumps Blunt Presidential Remark Steals America.gov Spotlight Donald Trumps launch of America.gov took an unexpected turn when he made a blunt remark about his own record as president. While discussing the new government website, Trump pushed back at the suggestion that it could become his biggest achievement, saying that if it were, he would have done a sh***y job as president. The striking comment quickly became the standout moment of the launch, before Trump went on to praise America.gov as a useful new platform for accessing federal information and services.
Media Urged To Strengthen Role In TB Elimination
Media representatives in Hyderabad were urged to report responsibly on TB, promote early testing and treatment, and avoid stigma around the disease.
Border youth are inspiration for nation: Sinha
LG urges youth in border areas to compete with their peers in cities Srinagar, September 29: Calling the youth the torchbearers of Indias rich tradition of knowledge and culture, Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha on Tuesday said youngsters from border areas are brimming with courage and talent and are an inspiration for the entire nation. Addressing [] The post Border youth are inspiration for nation: Sinha appeared first on Northlines .
MSME data to power National Business Register
The SBR will serve as a comprehensive database of business establishments across the country. Under the MoU, the two ministries will develop a structured format for sharing information from the MSME ministry's enterprise registration system with the ministry of statistics and programme implementation (MoSPI).
Congress Seeks Sacking of CEC Gyanesh Kumar and Resignation of PM Modi Over Electoral Roll Revisions
CWC seeks voter-roll transparency as opposition parties intensify campaign against election panel
New Delhi [India], September 29: International School of Design (INSD), one of India's Largest Design and Aviation Institute, received two prestigious awards at the 15th National Education Excellence Conclave, organised by the Centre for Education Growth and Research (CEGR) at Hotel Eros, New Delhi. At a distinguished ceremony attended by eminent personalities from the education, skilling and public policy sectors, INSD was recognised with two awards - Best Design Institute in India 2026 and India's Most Promising Aviation Academy 2026 for its latest initiative, INSD Aviation.
Bhatti calls for nationwide Dalit-Adivasi unity, slams insult to Kharge
