The 92-year-old senator did not provide details on the procedure or whether he had serious symptoms related to the medical condition, but said he had the procedure while in Iowa.
Reps. Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick (D-Fla.) and Cory Mills (R-Fla.) are next in line this week for the House's wave of expulsion votes. Why it matters: The two Florida lawmakers could become the seventh and eighth members to ever be expelled from Congress. - Cherfilus-McCormick was found guilty by the Ethics Committee on a litany of charges, most notably for funneling $5 million in COVID relief funds to her congressional campaign. She has denied wrongdoing. - Mills faces allegations including financial misconduct, campaign finance violations and sexual misconduct, all of which he denies. - Reps. Tony Gonzales (R-Texas) and Eric Swalwell (D-Calif.) resigned last week ahead of imminent expulsion votes over alleged sexual misconduct. Both…
CUPERTINO, CA — Apple announced on Monday that longtime CEO Tim Cook would be stepping down from his role at the company and would be replaced by Tim Cook Pro Max 17, effective September 1.
The Iran War is now in its eighth week, and the ceasefire will expire on Wednesday. Will the US and Iran meet for peace talks before then? Will the fighting resume? Get the latest on the Iran War in our live breaking news coverage. The war in Iran began on February 28th when the US and Israel attacked Iran. Soon after the start of the war, Iran effectively closed the Strait of Hormuz. On April 8 the US began a naval blockade on Iran to pressure them to open the Strait. Iran has now declared the Strait of Hormuz completely closed. President Trump said peace talks in Pakistan would happen this week, but Iran has not yet agreed to participate. Will the peace talks happen? What will President Trump do at the end of the ceasefire? In this…
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration is predicting an El Niño this summer but adds models show the potential for a "Super," or "Godzilla," El Niño. NewsNation’s Rich Bodee explains how it could impact you.
A U.S. district judge on Friday issued a preliminary injunction requiring Nexstar and Tegna to remain separate, despite closing their $6.2 billion megamerger last month. Why it matters: The ruling significantly dampens the consolidation outlook for the entire local broadcast industry. Zoom in: In a lengthy decision, District Judge Troy Nunley said the court agrees with DirecTV that the merger would force national pay-TV providers like DirecTV to lift their prices on consumers, causing "irreparable harm." - He also said the plaintiffs' argument that the deal will reduce competition in dozens of markets was likely to prevail in court. Between the lines: The preliminary injunction follows Nunley's decision to grant a temporary…