Polling shows Trump ahead among adults but Biden leading among registered voters, as Trump has the edge on issues while Biden remains strong in personal attributes.
The Israeli military urged Palestinians to evacuate eastern Rafah ahead of a planned offensive, directing them to humanitarian zones, while Hamas criticized the move as dangerous.
Left-wing groups and activists trained students for months before the pro-Palestinian campus protests, guiding them in organizing encampments and demonstrations to oppose Israel's actions.
A survey reveals that 41% of likely U.S. voters believe a second civil war could occur within five years, with opinions varying on whether Biden or Trump winning would increase the likelihood.
IV therapy, once exclusive to hospitals, is now popular at luxury hotels, spas, and Airbnb calls, as travelers use it to alleviate vacation-related issues like hangovers, dehydration, and jet lag.
The Israeli government voted to close Al Jazeera's offices in Israel over national security concerns during the Gaza conflict, while Al Jazeera condemns the decision as a violation of press freedom.
At a private donor event, Trump compared the Biden administration to the Nazi secret police and claimed that his chief rival in the election is "the worst president in the history of our country."
Nearly half of the 282 arrested at recent pro-Palestinian protests at Columbia and The City College of New York were not affiliated with either institution, according to New York City officials.
Mike Tyson is seen as less likely to win against Jake Paul due to his age (58 at fight time) and lack of recent experience, while oddsmakers favor the younger, more active and physically bigger Paul.
As Putin begins his new six-year term as Russia's president with unprecedented power, he remains focused on continuing the war and maintaining control over society, political opposition, and media.
With Kristi Noem's prospects as a VP candidate damaged after admitting to shooting a puppy, Republicans now consider Tim Scott and Doug Burgum as top choices for Trump's running mate.
Despite war protests, universities like Michigan and Northeastern held commencement ceremonies with minimal disruptions, while taking precautions to manage demonstrations.
Kristi Noem admitted her book erroneously mentions a meeting with Kim Jong Un, a claim she acknowledged shouldn't have been included and will be removed from future editions.
Actor Bernard Hill, best known for roles in Titanic and Lord of the Rings, has died at age 79, leaving behind a legacy that includes his portrayals of Capt. Smith, King Théoden, and Yosser Hughes.
Jemima Kelly argues that despite unconventional fashion choices, Trump’s consistent style and recognizable MAGA branding establish him as a style icon who grasps the power of appearance.
Warren Buffett compared AI to the atomic bomb at Berkshire Hathaway's annual meeting, warning that it could increase fraud by creating scams, despite admitting his limited tech expertise.
At a Netflix event roasting Tom Brady, Will Ferrell as Ron Burgundy jokily skewered Brady's NFL counterparts and former coach Belichick, while Ben Affleck poked fun at Brady and Patriots fans.
Experts believe the lack of cameras at Trump's New York trial protected him from viral scrutiny, but opinions differ on whether broadcasting it would aid or harm his election prospects.
Evening exercise may offer the best heart and health benefits, particularly for individuals living with obesity or type 2 diabetes, according to a study by the University of Sydney using UK Biobank data.
Chicago's Cinco De Mayo parade was canceled after reports of gang-related gunfire along the route, prompting officials to end the event out of caution for public safety.
Senator Schumer announced increased funding for the Nonprofit Security Grant Program, providing synagogues and mosques with additional resources to bolster security against rising threats.
