U.S.
Top News
US Charges Supermicro Co-founder, 2 Workers With Sending Nvidia Chips to China
The workers allegedly diverted about $2.5 billion worth of servers equipped with Nvidia-made chips to China.
Fed Moves to Ease Capital Rules for Banks
The move could free up billions for lending, as Fed Chair Jerome Powell says post-crisis banking rules may now be due for ’recalibration.’
Trump Administration Sues Harvard, Alleging Civil Rights Violations
‘Harvard fostered and continues to foster a campus climate where hostile antisemitism and anti-Israeli conduct thrives,’ the lawsuit states.
Pritzker Criticizes AIPAC After Pro-Israel Group Spends Heavily in Illinois Primary
Pritzker, a Jewish Democrat, had been a major donor to AIPAC more than a decade ago.
Apple Warns iPhone Users to Update Their Devices: Here’s How to Do It
People who have already kept their iPhone software up to date are protected.
7
9
Battle to Reopen Strait of Hormuz Begins With US Air Strikes, Allies Deploying Apaches
U.S. jets and allied Apaches have begun targeting Iranian vessels and drones in the Strait of Hormuz as coalition efforts intensify to restore maritime flow.
Indiana Online Transparency Tool Makes Teachers Think Twice, State AG Says
Other states hesitate to implement their own Eyes on Education portal because of potential pushback or litigation.
LATEST
Fetterman Says He Was ‘Shocked’ When Biden Lifted Title 42, Calls Border a ‘Serious Failure’ for Democrats
The Senate Democrat said he still does not know why the Biden administration ended the pandemic-era border policy, which he publicly opposed lifting in 2022.
FCC Approves Nexstar-Tegna Deal Amid Legal Challenges From 8 States
Nexstar will own less than 15 percent of TV stations after the deal, according to the Federal Communications Commission.
24 States Sue EPA Over Repeal of Greenhouse Gas Endangerment Finding
The coalition seeks to restore the finding and the federal authority to regulate emissions.
Trump Says He’s ‘Not Putting Troops Anywhere’ Amid Iran War
The president made the comments during a visit by Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi to the White House for discussions regarding the war in Iran.
Senator Calls on Federal Health Authorities to Review China’s Role in US Drug Trials
Sen. Rick Scott flags Bioheng, a China-based company conducting clinical trials in the United States.
US Exempts 4 Drone Models From Import Ban
The FCC granted conditional approvals to select systems deemed low risk while restrictions on Chinese manufacturers remain in force.
Trump Meets With Gold Star Families for Dignified Transfer
Administration officials honored the lives of six Air Force members killed when their refueling aircraft crashed over western Iraq on March 12.
Key Takeaways From DHS Nominee Markwayne Mullin’s Confirmation Hearing
The U.S. senator from Oklahoma indicated that he would try to partner with local officials and law enforcement to carry out immigration enforcement.
Thune Says Republicans Will Use Democrats’ Opposition to SAVE Act in Midterms
‘I think that’s a fairly simple position and one Democrats ought to eventually get on board with,’ the GOP leader says.
US Producer Inflation Surges at Fastest Pace Since July 2025
Investors trim their bets on interest rate cut expectations.
Postmaster General Says USPS Could Run Out of Money by October
USPS needs reforms from Congress, such as higher stamp prices and the ability to borrow more money, the postmaster general told lawmakers.
Senate Opens Debate on SAVE America Act
Majority Leader John Thune (R-S.D.) has balked at a push to use the talking filibuster to advance the voter ID and citizen registration bill.
Most NATO Members Won’t Join Iran Operation, Trump Says
The rejection came after Trump had sought allies’ help in opening the Strait of Hormuz.
