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In Photos: Messi, Inter Miami CF Meet Trump at White House
David Beckham, who is the co-owner and president of Inter Miami, didn’t attend the event.
What to Know About Markwayne Mullin, Trump’s Pick to Replace Noem as DHS Head
The Oklahoma senator will replace Department of Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem on March 31, the president said.
US Issues India 30-Day Waiver to Buy Russian Oil Amid Iran Conflict
India has been one of Russia’s largest crude oil importers since the invasion of Ukraine.
Savannah Guthrie Marks First ‘Today’ Show Studio Appearance, as Search for Missing Mother Continues
In an emotional in-person, untelevised meeting, Guthrie thanked her colleagues for their support amid the disappearance of her mother, Nancy Guthrie.
Operation Epic Fury Won’t Become ‘Forever War’—Goals Are Limited: Pentagon Official
Under Secretary of Defense Elbridge Colby drew bipartisan heat in a House hearing for not working with Congress in drafting President Trump’s security strategy.
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Azerbaijan Says It May Retaliate After Accusing Iran of Drone Attack
The country, which neighbors Iran, said it has the ‘right to take appropriate measures’ in response.
Health Department Says States Can’t Take Kids From Parents Over Gender Identity Disputes
‘Parents have the right to raise their children according to their sincerely held religious beliefs and moral convictions,’ a department official said.
Costco to Open 5 More Warehouse Stores Before Summer
New stores are coming to California, Texas, and Utah.
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US Home Relistings Hit Record High Ahead of Spring Buying Season
A third of the homes relisted in January came back on the market for less than their original asking price, according to Redfin.
Trump Says He Needs to Be Involved in Picking Iran’s Leader, Khamenei’s Son ‘Unacceptable’
The U.S. president warned that a successor who continues Khamenei’s policies could push the United States back into conflict within five years.
Oil Is ‘Beginning to Flow’ From Venezuela, Trump Says
The U.S. Treasury had issued a broad license last month allowing major oil companies to restart operations in Venezuela.
Roundup’s $7.25 Billion Settlement Receives Preliminary Approval From Missouri Judge
The settlement aims to resolve the majority of roughly 65,000 claims that are still pending in federal and state courts.
4 Takeaways From Top Minnesota Officials’ Testimony on State’s Massive Fraud
Democrats agreed with Republicans’ demand to hold fraudsters accountable but alleged that Democratic-led states are being singled out for political reasons.
Supreme Court Rules NJ Transit Can Be Sued Over Out-of-State Accidents
Top courts in two states had disagreed on whether a constitutional principle prevents the agency from being sued outside its home state.
DOT Granting $100 Million to Improve Transportation in FIFA World Cup Host Cities
FEMA had previously granted $250 million to the host states to counter drone threats during the games.
Arizona Wild Horse Advocates Win State Contract for Humane Removal
The Salt River Wild Horse Management Group says the contract requires cutting the horse herd by more than half by 2030.
Strikes on Iran Offer Hope for Change, Analysts Say
Some observers believe that the U.S.–Israeli strikes could dramatically change the Middle East.
Trump Says ‘Somebody From Within’ Iran More Appropriate to Lead Than Son of Late Shah
The late shah’s son, Reza Pahlavi, has said he would be willing to lead a transition into democracy.
Iranian Americans Express Patriotism Over Strikes on Iran
Demonstrations across the United States celebrated pre-revolutionary Iran and efforts to liberate the nation.
US Embassy in Jerusalem Says It Cannot Evacuate Americans From Israel
U.S. Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee recommended that U.S. nationals utilize the Israeli Ministry of Tourism’s shuttle service to the Taba Border Crossing.
