Ronald Smothers Dies at 79 After 35 Years at New York Times
Ronald Smothers, a journalist who spent more than three decades documenting the evolution of American political and social movements, died at the age of 79.
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Portland Police Dismantle Bombs After Health Club Crash
Federal investigators and local bomb squads converged on the Multnomah Athletic Club after a vehicle laden with explosive devices crashed into the facility's front entrance.
Trump Approval Ratings Slump Across Multiple National Polls
Public sentiment toward the president cooled sharply following a series of critical polling updates.
ICE Faces Scrutiny Over New Security Contracts and Family Arrests
US Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials authorized a disputed contract to locate unaccompanied minors using private security personnel.
Thousands March for Worker Rights and Immigration Reform
Demonstrators in Los Angeles filled the streets to demand better pay and a halt to immigration enforcement.
Appeals Court Blocks Nationwide Mailing of Abortion Pills
A federal appeals court issued a nationwide injunction to stop the distribution of mifepristone through the postal service.
Tampa Police Identify Remains of Second Missing USF Student
Tampa detectives confirmed the identity of human remains found floating in Tampa Bay as those of a missing doctoral student.
Artemis II Crew Recounts Moon Flight and Orion Toilet Troubles
NASA astronauts returned from their orbit around the Moon to provide a detailed account of the first crewed lunar mission in more than five decades.
May Day Protesters Organize National Boycott Against Trump Policies
Organizers of May Day demonstrations mobilized across major American cities on Friday.
Kentucky Police Hunt Masked Gunman in Fatal Bank Robbery
Kentucky State Police investigators are searching for a masked gunman who killed two employees at a US Bank branch in Berea.
Spears Faces Misdemeanor DUI Charges in Ventura County
Ventura County prosecutors charged Britney Spears with one misdemeanor count tied to a March traffic stop on U.S. 101.
King Charles Ends US State Visit With Virginia Block Party
King Charles III finished a high-stakes tour of the United States with a departure from formal protocol in the rural Virginia countryside.