Donot Miss
Popular News
Congress appropriated funds to help America’s small businesses. The administration won’t release the money.
Trump defrosts relations with Europe’s last dictator Alexander Lukashenko
The man known as Europe’s last dictator may soon be coming in from the cold, as President Donald Trump helps him emerge from years of isolation
How three major candidates for governor are talking about their Biden administration experience
A trio of former Biden White House officials running for governor in 2026 are striking a delicate balance, pointing to their experience in the administration without leaning too aggressively into their connection to a former president still facing a raft of bad headlines
United Airlines plane diverted and ‘unruly passenger’ detained after in-flight incident
A United flight bound for Minneapolis diverted to Dane County Regional Airport Friday night after reports of an unruly passenger, officials said
Lead federal prosecutor in James Comey seashells photo case steps aside
Federal prosecutor in seashells case against FBI Director James Comey has resigned.
One birthday, two party planners: Freedom 250 vs. America250, explained
Learn more about how the America250 and Freedom 250 events differ as artists, including Martina McBride, Young MC and The Commodores, back out of Trump concert.
ICE eyes selling mega-warehouses purchased for mass detention
WASHINGTON — The Trump administration is looking into selling some of the large warehouses that Immigration and Customs Enforcement had purchased earlier this year to serve as mega-detention centers for immigrants, according to two Department of Homeland Security officials
Hawaii community feared triple-murder suspect would ‘show up at their house with a machete’
The video shows a shirtless, shoeless man meandering down a dirt driveway with a dog at his side.
Israeli troops push deeper into Lebanon as the two sides start military talks at the Pentagon
BEIRUT — Israeli troops entered a southern Lebanese village early Friday, pushing deeper into the country as Lebanese and Israeli military officials held direct talks at the Pentagon over the deadly conflict
Despite deadly Washington implosion, chemical industry poised to see less government oversight
The deadly implosion at a paper mill in Washington and the recent evacuations in Southern California are revealing gaps in the systems meant to protect communities and workers.
Another U.S. strike on an alleged drug boat kills 3 in the eastern Pacific Ocean
About 200 people have been killed by the strikes that began in September.