White House Delays 166 Billion Dollar Tariff Refund
The White House delayed a $166 billion tariff refund as legal, trucking and MAGA-policy disputes widened.
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Veteran Health Gaps and Military Ethics Test Trump Policy
Trump administration policy gaps on veteran health and military ethics are raising questions about care, accountability and campaign-stage symbolism.
Joe Rogan Criticizes Trump Iran Strategy as Base Splits
Joe Rogan's attack on Trump's Iran strategy is exposing a split between hawkish pressure and anti-war fatigue inside the president's base.
Teens Tackle Armed Attackers in Wave of Civilian Interventions
Teens tackled armed attackers in a wave of civilian interventions, raising questions about courage, risk and public safety.
Texas Executes Cedric Ricks for 2013 Double Murder
Texas executed Cedric Ricks for a 2013 double murder, renewing attention on capital punishment and long-running appeals.
Search Ends in Tragedy for Missing Illinois Father Dan Davis
The search for missing Illinois father Dan Davis ended in tragedy, leaving investigators and relatives with painful questions.
Pennsylvania Voter Anxiety and Los Angeles Spending Raise Election Trust Alarm
Voter skepticism in Pennsylvania and a $177M activist funding package in Los Angeles raise serious questions about election integrity and public trust.
Missing Matriarch Nancy Guthrie Seen in Decade-Old Today Segment
Missing matriarch Nancy Guthrie was seen in a decade-old Today segment, giving investigators and family members a public clue.
NYPD Chief Aaron Edwards Leaps Barrier During Gracie Mansion Bomb Response
NYPD Chief Aaron Edwards and Sgt. Luis Navarro chased a suspect after homemade explosive devices were thrown during clashing protests outside Gracie Mansion.
Senators Demand Audit of Redacted Epstein Files
Senators demand an audit of the Justice Department while new testimony from Jeffrey Epstein's accountant reveals systematic financial blindness.
Fort Bliss Immigrant Camp Stays Open Under New Private Contractor
The Fort Bliss immigrant camp stayed open with a new private contractor, keeping immigration detention oversight in focus.
Domestic Homicide Cases Put Former NFL Player and Queens Husband in Court
Police charged a former NFL player and her elderly husband in a domestic homicide case that raised serious public-safety questions.