A man was set on fire in a brutal attack in Times Square early Sunday morning. Police believe the assailant used a bottle of Patron tequila as an accelerant, causing severe burns to the victim’s face and arms. The suspect fled the scene, and authorities are working to identify the individual using security footage. The victim is in stable condition after being rushed to the hospital.

Elon Musk is positioning himself as a key player in bridging the divide between the U.S. and China, yet his complex business dealings and political ties raise questions about who stands to gain. While Musk plays both sides, managing massive operations in China and wielding influence in U.S. political circles, the true impact of his position remains uncertain. Is he aiding in international diplomacy, or is this a calculated move to safeguard his empire?

In the wake of new airstrikes against Iran-backed Houthi rebels in Yemen, National Security Adviser Mike Waltz made it clear that the U.S. is considering all possible responses to Iran’s actions. His comments, made on ABC’s This Week, emphasize the seriousness of U.S. concerns over Iran’s support for militant groups.

A deadly fire in a hyperbaric chamber has thrust Michigan’s wellness industry into the spotlight, prompting lawmakers to seek more oversight of unregulated practices. The tragic death of a 5-year-old boy has raised alarming questions about the safety and marketing of hyperbaric oxygen therapy, especially in non-medical settings. Could this be the beginning of much-needed change?

Despite a strong approval rating among Republicans, President Trump faces growing skepticism over his economic handling, particularly regarding inflation and cost of living. As the GOP pushes forward with sweeping changes, voters are divided, reflecting an America deeply polarized post-2024 election.

After nearly nine months in space, NASA astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams are preparing to return to Earth, with their replacements arriving aboard a SpaceX crew capsule. The extended mission was caused by a series of delays, including capsule issues, but the crew’s return is finally scheduled for later this week, weather permitting.

A new NBC News poll shows Americans are split on the idea of Elon Musk’s DOGE initiative to reduce inefficiencies in government, with concerns over rapid cuts and Musk’s leadership rising. While many support the goal of reform, they fear its execution and consequences for federal workers.

Senator Chris Murphy remains confident in Minority Leader Chuck Schumer but stresses that the Democratic Party must adopt new strategies to avoid losing American democracy. Murphy’s call for urgency comes after Schumer’s controversial backing of a GOP-led funding bill, sparking internal divisions within the party.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is unfazed by recent stock market fluctuations, emphasizing that market corrections are healthy and normal. Amid President Trump’s tariff threats, Bessent reassures the public that long-term economic stability remains intact, pointing to tax policy, deregulation, and energy security as key factors for growth.

Michael Garcia, a delivery driver, was awarded $50 million after a scalding hot tea from Starbucks caused permanent disfigurement. The case echoes the infamous McDonald's coffee lawsuit, raising questions about corporate responsibility and customer safety. Starbucks plans to appeal the verdict, arguing the damages awarded were excessive.