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Nearly 20,000 Americans Have Safely Returned Home From the Middle East: State Department
About 25,000 flights into and out of the region from Saturday through Thursday have been canceled.
US, Venezuela Agree to Resume Diplomatic Relations After 7-Year Pause
Diplomatic relations between the two nations collapsed in 2019 after Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro severed ties.
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.
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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House Rejects Iran War Powers Resolution After Senate Bats It Down
The latest vote comes several days into the conflict, which began with Israeli and American strikes on Feb. 28.
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.
Pop Star Britney Spears Booked, Released After DUI Arrest in Southern California
The ‘Princess of Pop’ is scheduled to appear in Ventura County Superior court on May 4.
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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.
Small Business Administration Set to Remove 628 Companies From Development Program
These companies received 8(a) contracts worth almost $850 million between fiscal years 2021 and 2024 under the previous administration.
100 Percent of Audited Medicaid Claims for Autism Care in Colorado Were Improper or Flawed: Report
Colorado Medicaid spending on Applied Behavior Analysis rose 280 percent in five years and suffers from a lack of oversight, according to the Inspector General.
Supreme Court Rules Appeals Courts Must Defer to Immigration Judges’ Decisions
The case came after a man from El Salvador, pursued by a hitman, applied for asylum and was denied.
Democrats Outpace Republican Turnout in Texas, NC Senate Primaries Amid Record GOP Spending
Democrats accounted for about 52 percent of all primary ballots cast in Texas, despite Republicans devoting nearly $100 million to campaign ads.
US Military Planes Transporting Americans From Middle East, Top General Says
C-17 planes are now being used, Joint Chiefs of Staff Chairman Dan Caine said.
5 Takeaways From the March 3 Primary Elections
Although most of the results aligned with expectations ahead of the election, the night saw at least one major electoral surprise.
Father of Georgia High School Shooting Suspect Found Guilty of Murder Charges
The father was held criminally responsible for giving his son a weapon the teenager allegedly used to kill four people.
Federal Judge Keeps Manhattan Congestion Fees in Place
The ruling allows the toll system to continue charging drivers who enter the busiest parts of Manhattan at peak hours.
Texas Gov. Abbott Warns of Possible Iranian Terrorist ‘Sleeper Cells’ in His State
The FBI is investigating whether a shooting in Austin was a terrorist act.
Trump Says US Has ‘Virtually Unlimited’ Weapons Stockpiles
The president said high-grade weaponry ‘is stored for us in outlying countries.’
