Justice Department opinion targets Presidential Records Act in Trump-era reversal
A Justice Department opinion says the Presidential Records Act is unconstitutional, reviving a fight over presidential records and accountability.
Raf Fairford draws plane spotters as U.S. warplanes depart in the dark
Plane spotters gathered at Raf Fairford as bombers departed before dawn, drawing families, night drivers and complaints from locals.
United States Congress shutdown deal leaves Democrats claiming a win
United States Congress deal ends a long DHS shutdown after Democrats dropped key immigration demands and Republicans claimed they did not cave.
Dallas Bomb Threat sparks downtown shutdown after SUV found on Pacific Avenue
Dallas bomb threat fears shut down downtown Tuesday before police found a sword in an SUV near the West End and reopened roads.
Carnival Firenze New Sailings Replace 11 Canceled Fall 2026 Cruises
Carnival Firenze new sailings are filling 11 canceled fall 2026 dates with adults-only SEA cruises for West Coast residents 21 and up.
Breaking News: ICE shooting in California shuts roads near Modesto
Breaking news from California: Stanislaus County sheriff says it is aware of an ICE shooting incident and roads are closed for the day.
Annie Ramos Detained Fort Polk After Army Benefits Trip Turns Into Arrest
Annie Ramos detained Fort Polk after her husband brought her there to seek military benefits and a green card, leaving her in custody Monday.
Trump Tweet Today: Trump's Iran threat sparks sarcastic embassy backlash
Trump tweet today on Iran drew sarcastic replies from embassies after he threatened strikes over the Strait of Hormuz.
Boat trip off Bahamas turns into search after American woman swept away
An American woman was swept out to sea during a Boat trip off the Bahamas, prompting a search as police and rescue teams investigate.
Ron Desantis signs Florida law expanding terror group powers
Ron Desantis signed a Florida law Monday that lets leaders label groups as terrorist organizations and bars support on campuses.
Dark Money, a casino fight and Phil Berger’s 23-vote defeat
Dark money, a casino fight and a 23-vote loss ended Phil Berger’s long Senate run in North Carolina on March 3.
Npr: Bill Phillips' water machine changed how economists read the economy
Npr examines Bill Phillips' water machine, the birth of the Phillips Curve, and why his idea still shapes talks on inflation and jobs.
Impeachment, Trump’s Iran threats, and a shutdown that won’t end
Impeachment debates return as Trump’s Iran threats collide with a still-shutdown government and a House recess that runs to April 13.
Congress runoff pits Fuller and Harris in battle for Greene seat
Congress runoff in the seat left by Marjorie Taylor Greene could help shape the House GOP majority, with Clay Fuller facing Shawn Harris.