Jill Biden Defends Hunter Biden Pardon After Trump Victory
First Lady Jill Biden identified the return of Donald Trump to the White House as the catalyst for her husband's reversal on a federal pardon for their son.
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Judge Blocks Kennedy Center Closure and Orders Trump Name Removal
Judge Christopher Cooper issued a directive to the Trump administration requiring the immediate removal of the president's name from the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts.
Judge Blocks Trump From Using $1.8 Billion Federal Fund
A federal judge in Virginia moved on Friday to halt the immediate deployment of a controversial $1.8 billion fund intended to compensate people the administration says were targeted by government action.
Explosion Kills Three at Dallas Apartment Complex
Emergency responders in Dallas converged on a multi-unit residential complex after an explosion sparked a large fire.
Nine Finalists Compete for National Spelling Bee Title
Scripps National Spelling Bee finalists secured their places in the 2026 championship round following several days of intense preliminary and quarterfinal matches.
Treasury Weighs $250 Bill Featuring Trump Portrait
Treasury officials have initiated formal reviews for a commemorative banknote featuring the likeness of Donald Trump.
Washington Chemical Tank Implosion Leaves Nine Missing
Emergency responders at the Nippon Paper Industries complex are navigating twisted steel and chemical runoff after a huge tank imploded.
FBI Arrests Former CIA Official for $40 Million Gold Theft
The FBI arrest of David J. Rush has raised questions about alleged gold theft, resume claims and vetting inside the intelligence community.
Newsom Signs Bill Blocking Ballot Seizures in California
Gavin Newsom signed emergency California legislation limiting who can search, seize or handle election materials before certification.
Mike Flood Faces Nebraska Voters Amid GOP Town Hall Strain
Representative Mike Flood continues meeting Nebraska voters in person as contentious town halls test Republicans across the country.
Ball State Pays $225,000 in Charlie Kirk Free Speech Case
Ball State University will pay former employee Suzanne Swierc $225,000 to settle a free speech lawsuit over a private Facebook post about Charlie Kirk.
Arizona Swing District Rebels Against AI and ICE Projects
Residents of Marana are pushing back against two distinct federal and corporate initiatives that have suddenly converged on their desert community.