President Donald Trump drew criticism from California politicians after suggesting Iran could "take out" Los Angeles and San Diego during a rally in Grand Island, Nebraska Monday.

Donald Trump went on an eyebrow-raising riff about the Democratic-led cities of Los Angeles and San Diego being “taken out” while defending the economic cost to Americans of his war with Iran at a midterm campaign rally in Grand Island,

Trump’s remarks about Iran, gas prices and possible attacks on Los Angeles and San Diego are raising concerns in California, prompting a response from Gov. Newsom.

During a rally in Nebraska on Monday, the president of the United States of America defended his failed war in Iran by seemingly suggesting it would be fine if Iran took out Los Angeles and San Diego.

Cornell students, professors and others are thronging a campus plaza to protest the university’s response to allegations of sexual assault at a fraternity house in 2024. Students complained at Monday'

Cornell students react to the University's message on alleged 2024 rape.

Cornell’s main administration building was splashed with graffiti and a glass door was broken overnight as student groups planned a protest Monday over the university’s handling of the alleged 2024 fraternity-house gang rape that has ignited a firestorm of anger on campus and beyond.

The student newspaper, The Cornell Daily Sun, covered the allegations of rape at a fraternity house since they were first made in 2024 and led the reporting on the case.

ABC News' Devin Dwyer and Chris Winter, executive director of a Colorado environmental research group, discuss the Supreme Court's consideration of a Colorado case against major oil companies.

The Supreme Court begins a new term Monday with significant cases on climate change, religious rights, and immigration

The Supreme Court’s new term begins Monday with cases on climate change, religious rights and President Donald Trump’s crackdown on immigration high on the agenda. The high court is starting its term with a major climate change case.

The Supreme Court is kicking off its new term with a major climate change case looking at whether energy companies can be sued for damages caused by climate change-related natural disasters. NBC News’ Lawrence Hurley has the details.

Tennessee's top Republicans are exploring alternative execution methods after the failed execution of Christa Pike. U.S. Sen.

Little has been released about Pike's condition since Wednesday night's execution attempt. She has since remained hospitalized under guard as doctors try to get the massive dose of the barbiturate pentobarbital out of her system.

The head of Tennessee’s prison system will resign because of the botched execution of Christa Pike, who remains unconscious and on a ventilator at a Nashville-area hospital.

The head of Tennessee’s prison system is resigning, Gov. Bill Lee announced Saturday, the first major staff shake-up since Christa Pike’s stunning failed execution left her unconscious and on a

A Chicago woman shot five times by a U.S. Customs and Border Protection agent during Operation Midway Blitz last year is now suing the federal government. CNN’s Omar Jimenez sat down with Marimar Martinez and her attorneys for an exclusive interview.

Attorneys for Marimar Martinez, shot by a Border Patrol agent during Operation Midway Blitz last October, called on authorities to file criminal charges against the agent involved Monday.

The lawsuit is the latest in a widening push from people who claim they were harmed by the Trump administration’s immigration crackdown and now want justice.

A Customs and Border Protection agent lied about firing at Marimar Martinez from behind her when he shot her through her vehicle during Operation Midway Blitz last year, according to an independent investigation commissioned by her lawyers.

The Supreme Court is back in session, with a docket of cases ranging from voting access to President Trump’s crackdown on immigration. While the conservative-majority court largely upheld the president’s agenda last term,

Journal Editorial Report: Paul Gigot interviews UC Berkeley Law Professor John Yoo.

The nearly two hours of arguments was the first major case about planet-warming pollution the court has debated in at least 15 years.

The ruling could define the reach of state law nationwide and determine whether local governments can put oil companies on the hook for climate costs. A veteran Supreme Court advocate for Big Oil. A Trump administration attorney arguing alongside the fossil fuel industry.