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Michigan Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed described himself as “cisgender and straight” in a video this week, echoing past remarks he’s made while defending his campaign’s support for gender-affirming care.

President Trump rallied in Arizona with boxing legend Floyd Mayweather and urged voters to reject Gov. Katie Hobbs in favor of Republican Andy Biggs, blasting Hobbs over crime and border policy.

California’s athletic commission has ordered a Los Angeles robot-boxing league to stop its unsanctioned human-versus-robot fights, even as federal agents arrested 23 people in a Skid Row drug trafficking sweep the same week.

Bruce Blakeman and Gov. Kathy Hochul sparred over ICE enforcement and sanctuary policies in their only scheduled debate, trading dueling accounts tied to a Bronx shooting and Nassau County crimes involving illegal immigrants.

MS NOW reported that FBI Director Kash Patel had landed in Russia based on anonymous sources, but he was actually at a law enforcement event in Lynchburg, Virginia, forcing an on-air correction.

A federal judge has temporarily blocked the Trump administration’s USDA reorganization, ruling that it likely ran afoul of congressional spending restrictions, even as both sides agreed part of the underlying law was unconstitutional.

Representatives confirmed RJ Mitte died by suicide at 34, with reports citing financial fraud by a former business manager and frustration over Hollywood typecasting as contributing factors.

Netflix is laying off about 1,000 employees — six percent of its workforce — in the largest cuts in the company’s history, as its stock has fallen 42 percent amid a broader industry shift toward AI-driven cost-cutting.

Selma Blair was arraigned on two counts of second-degree assault in Queens after an alleged mid-air incident on a Delta flight from Los Angeles, with her attorney citing missed medication and exhaustion; her boyfriend has asked fans to pray for her and her son.

The Pentagon has appointed Christian Devine, executive director of its own public affairs office, as acting publisher of Stars and Stripes, amid a broader overhaul effort and an ongoing First Amendment lawsuit from three fired staffers.