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Rubio said the United States would restrict the ICC’s access to American financial services over its efforts to investigate or prosecute U.S. personnel and officials. The administration argues that the court is exceeding its authority, while the ICC says the sanctions threaten its work investigating serious international crimes. Washington has also urged allies to help address its concerns.

Jimmy Kimmel announced the death of longtime costume designer Rodney Muñoz, 60, with a personal Instagram tribute. Kimmel shared memories and photographs of the Emmy-winning designer, who worked with him for almost 30 years.

The October 9 White House celebration honoring Christopher Columbus featured a lighthearted moment when a singer impersonated President Trump, drawing an amused reaction from the president. The event also featured tenor Christopher Macchio, who performed the national anthem.

Donald Trump criticizes the Nobel Peace Prize decision, arguing that his diplomatic efforts deserved recognition. He lists conflicts he says he helped resolve, highlights his role in securing hostage releases, and takes aim at the Nobel committee and its decision.

At a White House Columbus Day event, Trump stressed his administration’s focus on law and order and protecting American monuments. Federal law can impose prison sentences of up to 10 years for certain acts of damage to federal property and veterans’ memorials, depending on the circumstances.

Donald Trump launches a sharp attack on New York Attorney General Letitia James and Governor Kathy Hochul, accusing Democrats of corruption and mismanagement.

President Donald Trump says the US is receiving “massive amounts” of diesel through an oil deal involving Russia and thanks President Vladimir Putin.

Marco Rubio announces the Trump administration imposes sanctions on the International Criminal Court to protect its sovereignty and enforce immigration laws.

Hurricane Isaias is approaching Florida's Panhandle with winds near 120 mph. The National Hurricane Center warns of destructive winds, storm surge of up to 6–9 feet in some areas, rainfall reaching 15 inches and a spreading tornado threat across the Southeast. Residents are urged to follow evacuation orders and monitor official alerts.

Sec Mullin lashes out against Mamdani over his comments on abolishing ICE from the city after agents shoot an immigrant in the Bronx.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani is facing criticism from both supporters and opponents of Israel after his statement marking the third anniversary of the October 7 Hamas attacks. The mayor's response to the criticism? “I am the mayor of New York City and this is what I signed up for.”

Mike Johnson says Congress will consider Trump’s dividend-check proposal—but argues Americans are already seeing more money in their pockets because of Trump administration policies.

Troy Jackson is racing against the clock in Maine's U.S. Senate race. Republican Sen. Susan Collins enters the contest with decades of experience, a well-established organization and a major fundraising advantage. The race is shaping up as a contest between Jackson's working-class message and Collins' record of seniority and federal investment in Maine.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is encouraging U.S. service members to register and vote in the 2026 midterms while stressing that Pentagon leaders should not tell troops who to support. A new stand-down order will give service members time to complete voting requirements and absentee-ballot paperwork.

NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani says he doesn’t use AI while describing artificial intelligence as one of the most consequential technologies of our time. His comments come as governments debate AI regulation, jobs, privacy, safety and America’s technological competition with China.

Sen. Ashley Moody sharply criticized Democratic opponent Angie Nixon’s membership in the Democratic Socialists of America.

The Trump administration is moving federal homelessness policy away from “Housing First” and toward temporary housing, mandatory treatment and self-sufficiency programs. HUD says the shift is designed to address the root causes of homelessness and improve accountability for taxpayer dollars.

Sen. Josh Hawley says AI companies should be held responsible if their systems cause harm, arguing that voluntary commitments are not enough. Hawley also opposes an antitrust exemption for AI companies and calls for Congress to put stronger protections into law.

Sen. Elissa Slotkin warns that a new security threat requiring federal law enforcement or military involvement ahead of the midterm elections should “set off an alarm bell.” Her comments come with 34 days remaining before Election Day.

Todd Blanche says the Justice Department is intensifying enforcement against people accused of illegally voting or registering to vote when they are not legally eligible. The DOJ says hundreds of cases are under investigation, while critics warn that expanded voter-verification efforts must avoid mistakenly flagging eligible citizens.

Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin says DHS has more than 1,600 alleged voter-fraud cases under investigation, with arrests already made and hundreds of thousands of additional records being reviewed. Federal officials say the investigations are expanding ahead of the 2026 midterms — but allegations and investigations must be distinguished from proven violations.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth joined roughly 600 U.S. service members for PT at the Pentagon ahead of his State of the Force address. He reinforced his “War Department Golden Rule” and E6/O3 leadership standards.

Wisconsin’s 1st Congressional District is becoming a key House battleground. Democrat Mitchell Berman is challenging Republican incumbent Bryan Steil, with Democrats highlighting voter frustration over the economy and gas prices. But Steil enters the race with a major fundraising advantage and a strong electoral record. Could this longtime Republican seat become competitive in 2026?

Former Special Counsel Jack Smith says Lindsey Graham was not a target of his investigation, prompting Graham’s sister, Sen. Lindsey Graham’s family member Darline Graham, to accuse Smith of trying to “bully” her brother and other Trump allies during a Senate hearing.

Rubio said the United States would restrict the ICC’s access to American financial services over its efforts to investigate or prosecute U.S. personnel and officials. The administration argues that the court is exceeding its authority, while the ICC says the sanctions threaten its work investigating serious international crimes. Washington has also urged allies to help address its concerns.

The October 9 White House celebration honoring Christopher Columbus featured a lighthearted moment when a singer impersonated President Trump, drawing an amused reaction from the president. The event also featured tenor Christopher Macchio, who performed the national anthem.

Donald Trump criticizes the Nobel Peace Prize decision, arguing that his diplomatic efforts deserved recognition. He lists conflicts he says he helped resolve, highlights his role in securing hostage releases, and takes aim at the Nobel committee and its decision.

At a White House Columbus Day event, Trump stressed his administration’s focus on law and order and protecting American monuments. Federal law can impose prison sentences of up to 10 years for certain acts of damage to federal property and veterans’ memorials, depending on the circumstances.

Donald Trump launches a sharp attack on New York Attorney General Letitia James and Governor Kathy Hochul, accusing Democrats of corruption and mismanagement.

President Donald Trump says the US is receiving “massive amounts” of diesel through an oil deal involving Russia and thanks President Vladimir Putin.

Marco Rubio announces the Trump administration imposes sanctions on the International Criminal Court to protect its sovereignty and enforce immigration laws.

President Donald Trump revisits his 2024 election victory over Kamala Harris, claiming many voters barely knew his Democratic opponent beyond her first name.

President Donald Trump has taken aim at Michigan progressive Abdul El-Sayed while criticizing left-wing opposition to Christopher Columbus statues. The remarks have brought renewed attention to America's debate over historical monuments, Italian American heritage and the legacy of colonization.

President Donald Trump says he gets sued “no matter what I do” as he defends repairs and major renovation plans at the White House.

Zohran Mamdani says negotiations with President Trump and Secretary Mueller over the release of a man shot by ICE agents were unsuccessful.

Mamdani pointed to his statement, attendance at an October 7 vigil and a meeting with Palestinian New Yorkers when asked what he would change. His remarks drew criticism from Jewish leaders who said the statement shifted focus away from Hamas’s attack, while some pro-Palestinian protesters also challenged him at the vigil.

Vance argued that the administration’s policies are laying the groundwork for future economic growth, pointing to investment, manufacturing and efforts to protect American jobs. The exchange comes as households continue to face questions over inflation, fuel prices and mortgage costs.

The USS Abraham Lincoln has returned to San Diego after 265 consecutive days at sea supporting US military operations in the Iran war.

Bob Mackie’s death certificate reportedly lists a brain hemorrhage and blunt head trauma after a fall on September 11. The designer died at 87 on September 14. His representative said Mackie also had pneumonia before and after his hospitalization.

Boy Meets World star Will Friedle reveals the late night health scare that sent him to the hospital, and the nurse who greeted him with the Feeny call.

Barry Manilow returned to his Las Vegas residency on October 8 after a six-week break during his recovery from lung cancer. The 83-year-old singer told fans he was still dealing with medical problems, then joked with audience members who threw underwear onstage.

Jimmy Kimmel announced the death of longtime costume designer Rodney Muñoz, 60, with a personal Instagram tribute. Kimmel shared memories and photographs of the Emmy-winning designer, who worked with him for almost 30 years.

Pretty Little Liars star Keegan Allen says two masked men pointed a gun and a knife at him and took his watch in West Hollywood. Here’s what he and deputies say happened.

Joe Manganiello says a secret seven year illness, not age, changed his plans for kids with Sofía Vergara. His memoir Bloodlines tells his side of the split.

Journey drummer Deen Castronovo suffered a medical emergency during the band’s October 8 concert in Tulsa. His bandmates asked fans to pray for him, while longtime drum technician Steve Toomey stepped in to finish the show.

Jessica Biel’s casting in Playmates has prompted a public plea from Hugh Hefner’s widow, Crystal Harris. Crystal shared her message on Instagram, warning against romanticizing the Playboy world. Biel will play a fictional wife, not Crystal herself.

Tommy Lee Jones made a rare red carpet appearance at The Lowdown season 2 premiere in Austin. The 80-year-old actor joins Ethan Hawke as his character’s estranged father.

Céline Dion's Paris comeback takes a frightening turn as the 58-year-old singer falls onstage mid-performance. But she quickly gets back up and keeps singing!

C.W. Morgan, who played Billy Loomis’ father in Scream, has died at 72. His daughter remembered their drives, coffee outings and shared sense of humour.

Just nine days after losing his 13-year-old daughter Fiona, Chad Lowe shares a deeply emotional video about faith, the afterlife, and finding peace beyond death

Kourtney Kardashian finally responds to Jennifer Lawrence calling her annoying, revealing her first reaction and the email that changed her mind.

Michael Kearns, who became Hollywood's first openly HIV positive actor in 1991, has died at 76, just days before he was set to return to the stage.

Sec Mullin lashes out against Mamdani over his comments on abolishing ICE from the city after agents shoot an immigrant in the Bronx.

Trump reportedly selects Katie Zacharia, a conservative commentator and Trump Media communications adviser, as the next White House press secretary. With the midterm elections approaching, all eyes are on how she will handle the briefing room and communicate the administration’s agenda.

JD Vance tells reporters if he will watch the livestreaming of Nidal Hasan's execution and touches upon other pressing subjects ahead of remarks in Ohio

Federal officials say ICE officers opened fire after a Dominican man allegedly drove toward them during an attempted arrest. What exactly happened when officers attempted to stop Belgal's vehicle? Was the use of deadly force justified under the circumstances? Here’s what the officers had to say.

The former Venezuelan leader and his wife Cilia Flores are charged with accusations of inflicting alleged heinous torture to American citizens held under his regime. The new indictment lists them in detail and states the couple carried out the repression to stay in power and protect their family members who may be involved in illegal activities.

Florida is bracing for Hurricane Isaias as Gov. Ron DeSantis says the state is preparing for a possible Category 3 landfall. Emergency teams, shelters, National Guard personnel and supplies are being positioned across the Panhandle as officials warn of dangerous winds, storm surge, flooding and tornadoes.

The USS Abraham Lincoln is finally home in San Diego after a record-setting 265 uninterrupted days at sea. The carrier supported U.S. operations during the Iran war, while the deployment also raised concerns about crew stress and mental health.

NASA’s SpaceX Crew-12 is back on Earth! After 235 days aboard the International Space Station, four astronauts safely returned to Earth with a dramatic Dragon reentry and splashdown off the California coast. A successful ending to an extraordinary mission.

At an anti-fraud press conference, Vance spoke out about how the Microsoft had massive layoffs but brought in foreign workers with H1B visas and green cards. Not only did Vance suspend the tech giant from PERM but had a strong message: "You've got to hire great American workers."

Lifelong Democrats are breaking with their party in Michigan’s crucial Senate race. Some Jewish voters who have never supported a Republican say they are backing Mike Rogers instead, citing concerns over Abdul El-Sayed’s positions on Israel and comments following the Temple Israel attack. With Michigan potentially playing a decisive role in Senate control, could these defections change the race?

Federal authorities say an 18-year-old Minnesota man allegedly planned an ISIS-supported mass-casualty attack at the Mall of America and intended to k*ll 30 to 60 people. An FBI undercover operation led to his ar*est before the planned October 24 attack.

U.S. federal agencies have intercepted fuel shipments authorities say were destined for a sanctioned Cuban state-owned company.

NASA's SpaceX Crew-12 mission has begun its journey home. The Dragon spacecraft undocked from the International Space Station carrying NASA astronauts Jessica Meir and Jack Hathaway, ESA astronaut Sophie Adenot and Roscosmos cosmonaut Andrey Fedyaev. Splashdown is targeted off the California coast Thursday.

A courthouse lawn became the scene of an unusual arrest in Jennings County, Indiana, after deputies said a woman drove in repeated circles across the property. She was arrested on an operating-while-intoxicated charge and other counts. No injuries were reported.