President Trump and congressional leaders failed to reach a budget deal, raising the risk of a federal government shutdown over disputes on health care funding.
Ian Roberts, superintendent of Iowa’s largest school district, was arrested by ICE and placed on unpaid leave after officials alleged he was in the U.S. illegally.
Aron Bell, the youngest and final surviving member of the Bielski partisan brothers who rescued 1,200 Jews during the Holocaust, has died at age 98.
Mayor Eric Adams has abandoned his re-election bid in a move aimed at blocking progressive Zohran Mamdani—but analysts doubt it will change the race’s outcome.
Amid Trump’s aggressive immigration enforcement, American citizens are being stopped, handcuffed, and held—sometimes overnight—despite asserting their legal status.
As a government shutdown looms, here’s a clear breakdown of which federal services continue—and which stop—impacting millions of Americans.
President Trump and top congressional leaders failed to reach a budget deal in a high-stakes meeting, pushing the U.S. closer to a government shutdown.
A gunman killed at least four people and set fire to a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Grand Blanc, Michigan. Details on the suspect and timeline inside.
In coal-rich West Virginia, residents are struggling with some of the nation’s highest power bills—nearly 1 in 5 are behind on payments as rates climb 27% since 2022.
North Carolina has discontinued a successful Medicaid pilot that provided food, housing, and transportation to Hurricane Helene survivors, sparking fears of worsening health outcomes.