U.S. Measles Count Passes 2025 Total as Outbreaks Spread
The United States has recorded 2,318 measles cases in 2026, exceeding last year’s total and reaching the highest annual count in 35 years.
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U.S.-Canada Tariff Fight Fractures Gordie Howe Bridge Opening
Canada is opening the Gordie Howe International Bridge without U.S. officials after a tariff dispute transformed the ceremony and produced a separate 15-year toll-revenue deal.
Judge's Scrutiny Leads DOJ to Withdraw New York Times Subpoenas
The Justice Department withdrew subpoenas targeting New York Times reporters and relatives after a federal judge challenged the investigation's sequence.
Senators Challenge Social Security Email’s $7,500 Tax-Relief Claim
Five senators say a Social Security email confused a senior tax deduction with direct savings and used an agency mailing list for partisan claims.
Bertha Tracks Along Gulf Coast With Flood and Surge Warnings
Bertha’s slow push across the northern Gulf is exposing four states to rising water, intense rain and isolated tornadoes.
Pentagon Seeks $67 Billion as Iran War Cost Reaches $37.5 Billion
Pete Hegseth put the Iran war cost at $37.5 billion while asking senators for a $67 billion defense supplement and a larger annual budget.
Treasury Screening Stops $99 Million in Payments Linked to Death Records
A federal verification process flagged more than 4,900 payments linked to deceased recipients before roughly $99 million was disbursed.
Brooklyn Court Gives Sinaloa Co-Founder Zambada Life Term
Ismael “El Mayo” Zambada received a mandatory life term and a $15 billion forfeiture order in a Brooklyn federal court.
Two-Day Search Confirms Five Deaths After Utah Canyon Flood
A Provo fire captain, his wife and their three sons died after heavy rain flooded a canyon near Bicknell, Utah, during a family day trip.
Dementia Care Deaths Expose Warnings and Supervision Gaps
Inspection records and two fatal cases show how known aggression, unsuitable room assignments and slow staff response can endanger dementia care residents.
Tate Brothers Arrested in Miami as UK Charges Reach 59
Andrew and Tristan Tate were arrested in Miami on a British extradition request after UK prosecutors added 38 charges tied to four more complainants.
Anti-AI Data Center Protests Spread Across US on National Protest Day
Protests against AI data centers reached communities across the US as residents challenged power costs, water use and local approval deals.