Secret Service Responds to Heavy Gunfire Outside White House
Secret Service agents engaged armed individuals near the White House on Saturday evening, triggering an immediate security lockdown of the entire complex.
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White House Signals Imminent Peace Accord With Iran
American and Iranian negotiators reached a potential breakthrough in high-stakes talks to end years of hostilities.
Trump Signals Iran Accord Despite Looming Military Strikes
Donald Trump stated that the United States is nearing a major agreement with Iran to resolve enduring maritime and nuclear tensions.
Magnitude 6.0 Earthquake Strikes Off Hawaii Coast
Hawaii residents across the central Pacific reported strong shaking after a magnitude 6.0 earthquake struck the southern coast of the Big Island.
Trump Policy Sends Most Green Card Applicants Abroad
The Trump administration says most temporary visa holders seeking green cards must apply from abroad, alarming lawyers and immigrant families.
New Mexico Responders Sickened by Powdered Fentanyl Mixture
New Mexico authorities say a mixture of fentanyl and methamphetamine was found after a Mountainair exposure event that sickened responders.
New York City Shipyard Explosion Injures Sixteen People
Rescue crews rushed to a New York City shipyard on Friday evening when a huge explosion on a barge sent plumes of smoke over the waterfront.
Orange County Orders 40,000 to Evacuate Over Chemical Tank Threat
Orange County emergency personnel ordered 40,000 residents to evacuate Friday to avoid a potential chemical explosion.
GOP Lawmakers Challenge Justice Department Anti-Weaponization Fund
Republican lawmakers are challenging a $1.8 billion Justice Department anti-weaponization fund, arguing that the settlement-based account bypasses congressional oversight.
Law Enforcement Targets Viral Beach Parties Before Holiday
Seaside Heights and Delaware officials are moving early against viral beach takeovers as Memorial Day crowds test boardwalk security and local police capacity.
Police Seized Weapons From San Diego Gunman a Year Before Attack
San Diego investigators say police had seized firearms from the family home of Caleb Vazquez more than a year before the deadly mosque attack.
Republicans Postpone ICE Funding Over Multi-Billion Dollar Dispute
Senate Republicans abandoned plans to fund border security agencies this week after internal tensions over a $1.776 billion Justice Department provision derailed the legislative calendar.