Ken Paxton just won the Texas Senate runoff—and the NRSC is now fully behind him, marking a dramatic pivot after previously backing his primary rival, John Cornyn. The GOP’s top fundraising arm is teaming up with Paxton, scrubbing past controversies from social media and shifting focus to digital and direct mail to unify behind him ahead of the general election. Senate Majority Leader John Thune is set to meet with Paxton, underscoring the GOP’s urgency to hold the seat red, while NRSC Chair Tim Scott publicly endorsed Paxton alongside President Trump, calling for party unity. Paxton now faces state Rep. James Talarico in a race analysts label “Lean Republican,” as Texas Republicans rally to secure a historic win and maintain their Senate majority.

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Ken Paxton’s Senate bid just got a major boost as the NRSC officially backs him, scrubbing past criticism and aligning with Trump and GOP leadership to unite Texas behind a red wave. Despite previously supporting his primary rival, Cornyn, the NRSC is now pouring resources into Paxton’s general election against Democrat James Talarico — a race analysts see as a must-win for Republicans aiming to hold their Senate majority. With Thune and Scott publicly endorsing the move, the party’s message is clear: consolidate, campaign hard, and keep Texas red.

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Hackers can’t easily steal your fingerprints from selfies—don’t panic. While the idea sounds like a movie plot, experts say it’s practically impossible without extreme conditions and a highly targeted attacker. Your real cyber risks? Phishing scams and everyday online traps. For now, fingerprint theft from photos? More sci-fi than security threat.

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Forget the movie plot—hackers can’t easily steal your fingerprints from selfies. Experts say it’s practically impossible for everyday users, needing near-perfect photos and massive effort. Real threats? Phishing scams. Focus on those, not fingerprint heists.

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Iran has abruptly halted ceasefire talks with the U.S. over last-minute U.S. changes and escalating Israeli strikes in Lebanon, risking full closure of the Strait of Hormuz — even as both sides claim negotiations are still alive, with Trump insisting talks are moving fast, while Tehran warns of severe consequences if violence continues.

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Hezbollah reportedly agreed to halt attacks on Israel after a U.S.-brokered proposal through Lebanese officials, averting potential Israeli strikes on Beirut’s southern suburbs. President Trump claimed a “very good call” with Hezbollah and affirmed no U.S. troops would go to Beirut, while Israel and Lebanon prepare for a fourth round of U.S.-hosted talks. Tensions remain high, with Israeli airstrikes hitting southern Lebanon—including a hospital—and two Israeli soldiers killed, raising the death toll to 27 since March. Hezbollah denied prior commitment to cease fire, while the UN warns of escalating violence and calls for immediate de-escalation ahead of an emergency Security Council meeting.

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A Brooklyn man faces federal charges after allegedly screaming violent threats—including that an ICE agent’s family was dead—at a Newark detention center. The suspect reportedly admitted to the threats post-arrest, and authorities used facial recognition to swiftly identify him. Prosecutors say such attacks on federal officers and their families are unacceptable and will be prosecuted aggressively, with potential penalties of up to 10 years in prison and a $250,000 fine. This case sends a clear message: law enforcement must be able to serve without fear.

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The Pentagon’s press office is now classified, shutting out reporters and forcing all access to top officials by appointment only. Speechwriters handling secret material now require secure systems, triggering a major shift from open-door briefings to heavily restricted media access — a move that echoes earlier disputes over press freedom and government control.

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Just before the World Cup hits, Toronto cops pulled off a massive bust: over $2.5 million worth of fake soccer gear, including 16,000 counterfeit jerseys and flags from top brands—and even two fake World Cup trophies. Two suspects arrested after a tip led police to a Mississauga warehouse. With Canada expecting 300,000 fans for six matches, this crackdown keeps real fans safe from scams and protects the spirit of the game. Big win for the Toronto Police FIFA Planning Team.

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A Brooklyn man faces federal charges after allegedly screaming death threats at an ICE agent and his family outside a detention center during a protest. Prosecutors say he admitted to the threats post-arrest, and officials warn such actions cross the line into unprotected violence. The FBI used facial recognition to swiftly identify him, sending a clear message: threats against law enforcement will be prosecuted. If convicted, he could spend up to ten years in prison and pay a $250,000 fine.

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