Federal Agents Probe Terrorism Links in Old Dominion Shooting
A shooting at Old Dominion University left one person dead and two others injured.
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Military Aircraft Goes Down in Iraq During Iran Operations
US officials searched for a refueling aircraft that went down in western Iraq.
Army Sergeant Seeks Guilty Plea in Georgia Base Shooting
An Army sergeant accused of wounding five colleagues signaled plans to plead guilty.
Judge Upholds Missouri Redistricting Map Backed by Trump
A Missouri judge upheld the Republican-backed U.S. House map on March 12, 2026, securing a likely 7-1 GOP advantage for the upcoming midterm elections.
Security Personnel Kill Attacker at Michigan Synagogue
Security personnel killed the attacker before the vehicle reached the synagogue interior.
California Heat Records Shatter in Dangerous March Blast
Record-breaking heat in March 2026 forces five million Californians indoors as temperatures soar 30 degrees above normal, threatening the state's snowpack.
California Air Patrols Fuel Fears of Iranian Drone Strike
White House officials deny reports of an Iranian drone strike on California as military aircraft like the P-8 Poseidon appear over Fresno during patrols.
Senate Deadlock Leaves TSA Workers Without Paychecks
Senate Democrats blocked DHS funding for a fourth time, leaving TSA agents without pay and causing major travel delays as the shutdown enters month two.
Record Heat Sears Southwest
Southwest cities face record heat while Hawaii prepares for a rare storm system bringing feet of rain and mountain snow to the islands this week.
Gunman Rams Vehicle Into West Bloomfield Synagogue
Federal and state authorities respond to an active shooter and fire at Temple Israel in Michigan after a suspect rammed a car into the synagogue.
Trump Considers Suspending Shipping Law to Reduce Gas Costs
President Trump weighs a Jones Act waiver to lower gas prices as the Iran war pushes crude to $100. independent analysts explores the maritime policy shift.
Senate Approves Bipartisan Bill Targeting Corporate Home Buyers
The Senate passed the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, a bipartisan measure banning large investors like Blackstone from buying single-family homes.