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DHS Interdicts 6 Suspected Smuggling Vessels, Captures 82 Migrants off California Coast
Cartels are now using maritime waters to smuggle people into the United States due to improved security at the southern border, the department said.
Kuwaitis Mistakenly Shoot Down 3 US Jets, Crews Survived
The Kuwaiti Ministry of Defense earlier said it was liaising with U.S. forces regarding the circumstances leading to Monday’s friendly fire incident.
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America in Photos: US Attack on Iran, Northeast Blizzard, and ‘Doggi Gras Pawrade’
Notable moments from the past week in America.
Federal Judge Bars Virginia Law Designed to Limit Children’s Social Media Use
A U.S. judge paused enforcement of the state measure to mandate age checks and time restrictions for minors on social media.
One of Five Houses in California’s First 3D-Printed Community Completed, Available for Sale
4DIFY, the company behind the project, is planning to create five of these 3D-printed houses to form a small neighborhood in the town of Olivehurst.
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Gulf States Say They’ve Shot Down More Than 1,500 Iranian Missiles, Drones
United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Kuwait, Qatar, Jordan report destroying waves of projectiles, including 400 ballistic missiles, aimed mostly at U.S. forces.
After Khamenei’s Death, Continued US–Israeli Strikes Push Iran’s Regime to Brink
Trump and his allies have made it clear that it is now up to Iranians to decide whether to change the regime.
FBI Confirms Terrorism Task Force Investigating Texas Bar Shooting That Left 2 Dead
The shooting suspect, who was not named, also died, according to authorities.
Arizona Eyes Small Nuclear Reactors to Meet Growing Energy Demand
A state House committee recently approved a bill that would fast-track the deployment of next-generation small modular nuclear reactors in Arizona.
State Department Urges Vigilance for Americans Overseas Amid Iran Conflict
The alert warned that Americans may experience travel disruptions due to ‘periodic airspace closures.’
Vanguard, World’s 2nd Largest Fund Manager, Settles Coal Lawsuit With States
‘It is going to send shockwaves through the entire ESG complex,’ said a Texas official.
Trump Says ‘Friendly Takeover of Cuba’ Possible as Island Nation Has ‘No Money, No Oil, No Food’
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio is in high-level discussions with Cuban leaders, the president said.
Bill Clinton Says ‘I Had No Idea’ of Epstein’s Crimes
The former president was speaking to lawmakers about his association with the late sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Block Laying Off 4,000 Staff Members Due to AI, Says Jack Dorsey
The chairman predicted that other companies will also make ‘similar structural changes’ at their organizations within the next year.
FAA Restricts Texas Airspace After Pentagon’s Alleged Drone Downing
The flight restrictions will remain in effect until June.
Vance Tells Wisconsin Voters ‘American Dream’ Is on the Ballot
The vice president spoke to supporters and employees of a machining facility in the state’s competitive Third Congressional District.
Local Officials Expand No-Parking Zone Around Nancy Guthrie Home Amid Complaints About Media
The decision was made to ‘protect public safety and relieve area residents from chaotic conditions’ over media presence in the area, officials said.
DHS Says ICE Agents Will Not Be Stationed at Polling Places During Midterms
The department left open the possibility of targeted responses if a specific public safety threat emerges.
