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7-Mile Border Wall Expansion Begins in Arizona
Arizona shares an approximately 370-mile border with Mexico.
US Strikes on Iran-Backed Houthis in Yemen Killed Multiple Leaders: Waltz
The Houthis say the strikes led to 31 deaths; the United States has not yet released death toll estimates.
New Study Finds Payment Security Affects Travel Purchase Decisions
Organized fraud rings target the travel industry due to its high transaction values and international nature, according to an Outpayce study.
Doctors, Detransitioners Allege Medical Malpractice in Treating Gender Dysphoria
Gender transition procedures did not solve underlying psychological problems that were ignored, detransitioners say during a Capitol Hill forum.
FDA Issues Warning on Laughing Gas After Increase in Adverse Events
The FDA warned that usage of such products can lead to possible serious side effects, including death.
California Insurance Commissioner ‘Provisionally’ Agrees to State Farm’s 22 Percent Rate Hike
The state’s largest home insurer said it paid out $1.75 billion on claims filed as a result of the recent Los Angeles-area wildfires.
DOJ Files Emergency Motion After Judge Blocks Trump From Invoking Alien Enemies Act
U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi and other Justice Department officials say that a federal judge exceeded his authority with his decision.
Used Vehicle Sales Jump 16 Percent in February: Report
The supply of lower-priced used cars has become tighter, affecting people looking for affordable options.
Dismantling of Education Department Is Underway, Drawing Legal Challenges
The Trump administration is on track for sweeping changes to public education within the first 100 days of its second term, but legal challenges await.
1,300 Voice of America Staff Members Placed on Leave, Lake Says Agency ‘Not Salvageable’
VOA Director Michael Abramowitz said, ‘For the first time in 83 years, the storied Voice of America is being silenced.’
Trump’s Choice to Lead Hostage Negotiations Withdraws Nomination
Adam Boehler will continue to work as a special government employee in the administration.
More Than 250 Tren de Aragua Gang Members Deported to El Salvador Prison: Rubio
The United States has designated the Venezuelan Tren de Aragua gang as a terrorist organization.
NASA’s Starliner Astronauts Welcome New Crew to Space Station
‘It was a wonderful day. Great to see our friends arrive,’ Williams told Mission Control.
ICE Arrests 214 Criminal Illegal Immigrants in Virginia
Apprehended individuals include those with a murder conviction and ‘indecent liberties with a minor’ convictions.
Pentagon Taps 2 Firms That Partner With Ukraine to Make Drone Prototypes
The Defense Innovation Unit awarded contracts to develop one-way attack drones to American software companies partnering with Ukrainian drone manufacturers.
Massive Storm Leaves at Least 35 Dead as US Hit by Tornadoes, Wildfires, Blinding Dust
Tornadoes claimed at least a dozen lives in Missouri, decimating homes and businesses in hard-hit Wayne County.
Lawmakers Urge Trump to Bolster US Cyber Offense to Face China’s Hacking
The lawmakers point to four years of ‘brazen attacks’ by China’s cyber proxies that target government institutions and citizens with ’near impunity.’
Trump Signs Bill Funding Government for 6 Months, Avoiding a Shutdown
Several Democrats joined Republicans in supporting the bill, which funds the government through the end of the fiscal year.
