NY Detective Accused of Selling Guns to Murderous Gang
A New York detective accused of selling guns to dangerous buyers has put law-enforcement accountability and firearm controls under pressure.
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Rex Heuermann Set to Plead Guilty in Gilgo Beach Murders
Rex Heuermann was expected to enter a guilty plea in the Gilgo Beach murder case after negotiations with Suffolk County prosecutors.
California Strips Cesar Chavez Name From State Holiday
California moved to rename its Cesar Chavez holiday as Farmworkers Day, triggering a wider fight over memory, labor history and allegations.
Judge Halts Pentagon Supply Chain Order Against Anthropic
A federal judge blocked a Pentagon supply-chain risk order against Anthropic, saying the government had not yet justified the restrictive designation.
President Trump Adds Signature to New U.S. Banknotes
New U.S. banknotes are set to carry President Trump's signature, breaking with the usual currency signature tradition.
Bairon Hernandez Faces Murder Charge for NYC Subway Death
A New York subway assault case became a murder prosecution after elderly veteran Richard Williams died from his injuries.
Judge Refuses to Dismiss Nicolás Maduro Drug Charges
A federal judge refused to dismiss drug charges against Nicolás Maduro, keeping a rare US case against a former head of state alive.
Investigators Probe Deadly Runway Collision at LaGuardia
A fatal ground collision at LaGuardia has pushed federal investigators to reconstruct runway movements, vehicle coordination and airport safety safeguards.
Trump Rejects Desperation Labels in Ongoing Iran Conflict
President Donald Trump declared on March 26, 2026, that his administration feels no urgency to secure a peace agreement with Iran despite mounting.
Houston TSA Shortages Push Airport Waits Past Four Hours
Houston airport passengers faced four-hour security waits as unpaid TSA officers missed shifts during the shutdown.
Bipartisan Critics Blast Trump Over Iran Oil Strategy
Members of Congress challenged the Trump administration on March 26, 2026, over a decision to relax energy sanctions against Iran and Russia.
Savannah Guthrie Shares Anguish Over Mother’s Disappearance
Savannah Guthrie broke her silence on March 26, 2026, regarding the disappearance of her mother from her home in Tucson, Arizona.