Host Cities Balance World Cup Costs and Rising Heat Risks
Philadelphia and other American metropolitan centers faced a surge of international visitors as the global soccer tournament officially started across North America.
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Trump Approves $70 Billion for Mass Deportation Campaign
Trump signed a $70 billion immigration package funding deportation operations, bank data rules and expanded DHS enforcement.
U.S. Airstrike Kills Tren de Aragua Leader Nino Guerrero
U.S. forces killed Tren de Aragua leader Nino Guerrero in a strike Trump framed as a blow against transnational crime.
Gunman Kills One and Injures Ten in Midland Texas Shooting
A Midland shooting left one person dead and 10 injured before suspect Victor Mata Villarreal was found dead after a standoff.
Supreme Court Blocks Alabama Nitrogen Gas Execution
The Supreme Court blocked Alabama from carrying out Jeffery Lee's nitrogen gas execution while legal challenges continue.
Trump Nominates Jay Clayton to Lead U.S. Intelligence
Donald Trump selected Jay Clayton to serve as the permanent Director of National Intelligence.
Pentagon Locks Down Floors After Air Quality Alert
Pentagon personnel sheltered in place after an air quality alert brought hazmat teams from Arlington County and federal security units to the building.
Eleanor Ross Faces Caseload Scrutiny After Private Reprimand
Federal judge Eleanor Ross faces scrutiny after a private reprimand raised questions about judicial ethics, transparency and case reviews in Atlanta.
Knicks Erase 29-Point Deficit to Move One Win From Title
The Knicks erased a 29-point deficit to beat San Antonio 107-106 and move within one win of their first NBA title since 1973.
Feds Charge Eight Michigan Protest Activists in Intimidation Case
Federal prosecutors charged eight pro-Palestinian activists in a University of Michigan intimidation case that will test protest and threat boundaries.
Bill Gates Faces Epstein Questions Before House Panel
Bill Gates faces House questions about Jeffrey Epstein as lawmakers press for more clarity around past meetings and influence.
Palisades Fire Trial Opens With California Arson Case Under Scrutiny
The federal trial of the man accused of starting the Palisades Fire has opened in California, shifting one of Los Angeles most traumatic recent disasters from burned neighborhoods to a courtroom fight...