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Tennessee Legislature Strips All Democrats of Committee Assignments After Redistricting Protests
The move followed days of disruptive protests during a special session to redistrict congressional maps.
Feds Seize Millions of Illegal Vapes From China
Federal agencies have partnered since September 2025 to target illegal e-cigarettes originating from China.
DOJ, PayPal Reach $30 Million Settlement Over Race-Based Lending Fund
Under the agreement, PayPal must establish a new investment program that does not include any race, color, or national origin.
Waymo Recalls Nearly 3,800 Vehicles After Robotaxi Enters Flooded Roadway
Waymo autonomous vehicles may slow but not stop after detecting a potentially untraversable flooded lane, a report shows.
Google in Talks With SpaceX, Others About Future Launches for Project Suncatcher
A space-based satellite system could provide the solution for how to power the growing artificial intelligence industry.
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‘Obvious Dangers’: Gabbard Probing US Funding to International Biolaboratories
‘The COVID-19 pandemic revealed the catastrophic global impact research on dangerous pathogens in biolabs can have,’ the director of national intelligence said.
42 Arrested in California Child Exploitation Operation: Officials
The arrests were made during a yearlong investigation dubbed ‘Operation Volcano’ in California’s Riverside County.
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Netflix Sued by Texas for Allegedly Spying on Children
The lawsuit also accuses the streaming giant of using addictive design features to keep children engaged on the platform.
Kevin Warsh Cleared by Senate for 14‑Year Fed Board Seat
The Senate will next vote on Kevin Warsh as head of the Federal Reserve.
Chinese National Indicted in Florida for Allegedly Importing Deadly New Synthetic Opioid
U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Florida Jason A. Reding Quiñones said, ‘These pills are made to look familiar, but one pill can kill.’
They Felt Safe in America—Until Beijing Went After Their Parents in China
U.S.-based children of religious dissidents face the same choice they would in China: self-censor, or speak out and risk their loved ones’ safety.
Trump Nominates FEMA Lead Fired From Role a Year Ago
Former Navy SEAL Cameron Hamilton served as acting administrator for the agency from January to May 2025.
Trump Admin Unveils Moms.gov Website for Mothers and Young Families
The HHS-run site aims to connect families with maternal health resources, community health centers, and pregnancy support information.
Risk to Public From Hantavirus Very Low: US Official
Seventeen Americans who were sailing on a cruise ship where a hantavirus outbreak occurred have been flown to Nebraska.
Hantavirus Cases Rise Among Cruise Ship Passengers as Countries Expand Quarantine Measures
U.S. officials confirmed one asymptomatic positive case among repatriated U.S. passengers.
America in Photos: Los Angeles Subway Extension, Rebuilding Homes After Eaton Fire, and Epstein Files Archive Opens in New York
Notable moments from the past week in America.
USPS Slashes Quarterly Losses by $1.3 Billion
The postal service suffered a net loss of $9 billion last year.
‘Blue Dot’ House District in Deep Red Nebraska Considered a Big Prize for Democrats
Nebraska’s formula for issuing electoral votes means every district counts. This isn’t a presidential election year, but Democrats aim to win District 2.
Day in Photos: UFO Files Declassified, WWII Victory Commemoration, and Albanian Riot
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
