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President Donald Trump has pardoned former MLB great Darryl Strawberry, the 1983 NL Rookie of the Year and an eight-time All-Star, of tax evasion and drug charges dating back to the latter part of his playing career. This decision marks another instance of Trump’s use of executive clemency to address historical legal issues faced by…

Ukrainian attacks have caused significant disruptions in Russia’s Belgorod and Kursk regions, leaving over 20,000 residents without power. A local power plant was reportedly damaged, leading to widespread blackouts.

A recent report from Russia’s General Staff indicates that the country has suffered over 1.15 million casualties among its troops since the invasion of Ukraine began on February 24, 2022. This figure includes 970 casualties reported over the past day alone.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has suggested a potential meeting with U.S. Senator Marco Rubio to discuss Ukraine. This could mark a shift in diplomatic efforts toward resolving the conflict.

Residents reported explosions and power outages following an alleged drone attack on a thermal power plant in Voronezh. Authorities have warned of potential missile and drone threats, raising concerns about regional security.

Angelina Jolie has recounted the persistent drone threat she faced during her recent trip to Ukraine, highlighting the ongoing security challenges in the region. The actress, who has been actively involved in humanitarian efforts in Ukraine, described the constant drone activity as a significant concern.

The Kyiv Independent’s Anna Belokur reports on a deadly Russian strike that killed Ukrainian soldiers and civilians during a military ceremony, prompting outrage and an internal investigation into security lapses. The incident has raised serious concerns about the Ukrainian military’s preparedness and response protocols.

Ukrainian Air Force reported 32 drone strikes hit nine locations overnight, causing 3 deaths and 18 injuries. The attack in Donetsk and Kherson oblasts highlights the intensifying conflict with increased aerial warfare.

Ukraine has imposed new sanctions targeting key figures in Putin’s administration, including Kirill Dmitriev and Oksana Lut, and publishers linked to Russian propaganda.

President Donald Trump has appointed John Coale as a special envoy to Belarus, aiming to secure the release of additional political prisoners. In a recent tweet, Trump stated that Coale has already facilitated the release of 10,000 hostages and is targeting an additional 5,000.

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has stated that while dialogue between Moscow and Washington is ongoing, it is not progressing quickly enough. He emphasized that addressing the damage done under the Biden administration will require significant time.

Sen. Lindsey Graham accused Democrats of ‘political terrorism’ during a recent interview, citing the government shutdown as evidence. The debate centers on ObamaCare taxpayer subsidies and investigations into Trump-Russia probe origins.

Ukraine has carried out strikes on Russian energy infrastructure, leaving thousands without power. This follows a major Russian attack that caused blackouts in several Ukrainian regions.

Republican senators are expressing concerns over potential Democratic reforms to the filibuster, which could significantly alter legislative procedures. The discussion comes amid ongoing government shutdown negotiations and the Arctic Frost probe.

The Trump administration is moving to deport Kilmar Abrego Garcia to Liberia, claiming that legal hurdles have been cleared. However, Garcia’s attorneys argue that the process lacks due process and that the government is retaliating against him through criminal charges and third-country deportation efforts.

Former Bangladesh Cabinet Minister Mohibul Hasan Chowdhury claims that the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID) and the Clinton family funded the 2024 overthrow of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. He alleges that the U.S. sought to remove Hasina due to Bangladesh’s reluctance to condemn Russia over the Ukraine conflict.

Comedian Bill Maher, on ‘Real Time,’ compares the U.S. Constitution to the Bible, suggesting both are revered but largely ignored. He criticizes President Donald Trump’s use of tariffs and media coverage of his White House remodel, arguing that ignoring the Constitution is a ‘price too high.’

Comedian Bill Maher likened the U.S. Constitution to the Bible during his show, suggesting it has become a sacred text that is no longer widely read. His comments have sparked debate about the disconnect between citizens and the constitutional principles that underpin American democracy.

DNC Chair Ken Martin joins ‘Fox News Sunday’ to discuss the current state of the Democratic Party following key election victories, controversial comments made by Democrats on the campaign trail and the ongoing government shutdown. Martin emphasized the importance of expanding the party’s coalition to secure future wins.

The article discusses the potential consequences of Zohran Mamdani’s socialist policies in New York City, highlighting the $13 Bud Light cost at his victory party as a metaphor for the city’s rising costs. It critiques the socialist mayoral leadership, predicting continued economic hardship, and explores the political landscape’s failure to provide a viable alternative.

Democrats are preparing to battle over the party’s future direction in key primary races across Michigan, Maine, and other states. These contests will determine whether the party leans center-left or left-wing, with the Senate primary in Maine receiving significant attention as it offers the Democrats’ best chance to challenge Republican Senator Susan Collins in 2026.

Regional tensions are intensifying over Iran’s nuclear program as diplomatic efforts stall, heightening fears of an impending conflict with Israel. Demonstrations in Tehran mark the anniversary of the 1979 American Embassy takeover, adding to the volatile political climate.