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DC Shooting Puts Focus on Security Gaps
The latest assassination attempt will likely force Secret Service to revamp operations, experts said.
Day in Photos: King Charles III in U.S., Train Accident, and Elon Musk`s Trial
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
FCC Orders Early Review of Disney’s ABC Station Licenses
Disney is facing an early review of multiple station licenses in markets across the nation.
Mamdani Again Asks to Raise Taxes on Rich, Hochul: ‘It’s not happening’
New York City’s Executive budget will be delayed until May 12, as city officials ask the state for more help.
California’s Billionaire Tax Collects Enough Signatures to Qualify for the Ballot, Backers Say
November voters could see the wealth tax initiative on their ballots.
T-Mobile, Starlink Join Forces to Launch SuperBroadband Enterprise Service
The dual internet pathways work in unison to keep commercial customers online through outages and disruptions, T-Mobile said.
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Researchers Estimate Scaling Back Hepatitis B Vaccination Would Lead to More Infections
‘Our modeling shows how sensitive hepatitis B prevention is to changes in vaccination coverage at birth,’ one researcher said.
2 Offshore Wind Projects Agree to End Leases, Invest in Fossil Fuels
The projects’ owners agree not to invest in any new U.S. offshore wind projects in the future.
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JetBlue Plans Fare Hikes, Capacity Cuts to Cover Rising Fuel Costs
The company posted strong revenue growth in the first quarter, but its net loss widened to $319 million.
Democratic Leaders Push for Warrant Requirement in Bill to Extend Key Surveillance Power
Democratic leaders in both chambers say the bill cannot pass without a warrant requirement, as Section 702 nears its April 30 expiration.
Trump Says Iran in a ‘State of Collapse,’ Wants Strait of Hormuz Reopened
The president said the Iranian government communicated that assessment to U.S. officials.
Iran War Pushes Gulf Allies to Request Dollar Help—What to Know
This would not be the first time the United States has swapped currencies with other countries.
More Than 1,000 TSA Officers Have Quit Amid Shutdown
With summer travel months and the FIFA World Cup approaching, DHS warned impacts to travelers could be significant.
Shooting Suspect Sought to Kill Trump, as Many Cabinet Members as Possible, Says US Attorney
Investigators say Cole Allen traveled from California to Washington by train and reserved a room at the Washington Hilton, the venue for the dinner.
People Are Losing Billions Through Social Media Scams, FTC Says
Scammers use the same sophisticated targeting tools as legitimate businesses to reach people based on age, interests, and shopping behavior.
Iran’s Top Diplomat Flies to Russia to Seek Putin’s Backing as US Talks Stall
U.S. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth said on April 24 that the U.S. blockade of Iranian ports is aimed at cutting off Tehran’s oil revenues and supply networks.
America in Photos: Correspondents’ Dinner Shooting, Illinois Floods, and Heroes of the Alamo
Notable moments from the past week in America.
WH Correspondents’ Dinner Shooting Suspect Cole Allen: 5 Things We Know
The suspect allegedly wrote a manifesto that was sent to family members, a White House official said.
Blanche: Suspect Likely Targeted Trump, Officials at Dinner Event Shooting
The suspect likely traveled from Los Angeles to Chicago and then to the District of Columbia by train, the acting attorney general said.
US Exports of Crude and Petroleum Products Hit Record Highs
The global energy climate may shift once again after scheduled peace talks between the United States and Iran collapsed.
More Than 40 Mexican Mafia Members and Associates Indicted in California: DOJ
The Mexican Mafia sold illegal drugs in Orange County and ran illicit gambling businesses in commercial strip malls and private residences, authorities said.
