Washington Funds Rare Earth Mining to Rival Chinese Supply
Washington is funding rare earth mining and processing to reduce dependence on China for defense-critical materials.
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At Least 170 Injured in Iranian Missile Strikes Near Dimona
Authorities reported at least 170 injuries and extensive damage after Iranian missiles struck southern Israel near the Dimona nuclear facility.
Chicago Police Arrest Migrant in Murder of Sheridan Gorman
The arrest in the Sheridan Gorman case places Chicago police inside a politically sensitive crime story because the suspect's immigration status is.
Justices Weigh Disqualifying Post-Election Day Ballots
The fight over post-election day ballots gives the Supreme Court another chance to shape how states balance access, deadlines and administrative certainty.
Trump Threatens Iran Power Plants After Israel Strikes
Trump's threat against Iran power plants pushed the conflict language toward infrastructure, which carries a different level of escalation risk.
Robert Mueller Former FBI Director Dies at 81
Robert Mueller's death prompted renewed attention to a public career shaped by war service, federal prosecution, the FBI and one of the most scrutinized.
Oahu Orders 4,000 Evacuations Due to Imminent Dam Failure
Oahu officials faced a fast-moving public safety test after thousands of residents were told to leave areas below a threatened dam.
Justice Department Moves to Dismiss Breonna Taylor Case
Justice Department attorneys filed a motion on March 20, 2026, to drop civil rights charges against two former Louisville police officers involved.
Los Angeles Workers Save 700 Animals in Record Seizure
Los Angeles County Department of Animal Care and Control workers entered a property in the 46000 block of 266th Street West on March 20, 2026, to execute.
Video Shows Jimmy Gracey Falling into Barcelona Marina
Jimmy Gracey vanished into the dark waters of the Mediterranean on March 20, 2026, according to a report released by Catalan authorities investigating.
Georgia Police Charge Woman with Murder Over Abortion Pills
Georgia authorities arrested 31-year-old Alexia Moore on March 20, 2026, on murder charges after she allegedly self-induced an abortion using medication.
Trump Gold Coin Approval Turns Arts Commission
A Trump-faced gold coin approved by an arts commission has turned a design decision into a fight over symbolism and power.