Former President Barack Obama has met with U.S. candidate James Talarico in Texas, backing a campaign seen by Democrats one of their best chances of winning in the conservative state
Hegseth is facing a new round of questioning from Congress on the Iran war and more
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth will face a new round of questioning from lawmakers over the Iran war
Trump and Xi dialed down the trade war, but challenges lurk at their China summit
President Donald Trump claims America is profiting from trade with China despite tensions over rare earth minerals, tariffs and emerging technologies like AI
Republican senators say they need more detail on $1B White House security request
Republican Senators say they need more details on a $1 billion security proposal for the White House, including a proposed $220 million to secure President Donald Trump’s new East Wing ballroom
Deal reached with hackers to delete data stolen from the Canvas educational platform
Instructure, the company behind the online learning system Canvas, has reached a deal with hackers to delete data stolen in a cyberattack
Nebraska Democrats clash in US House primary for the state’s ‘blue dot’ district
The fate of Nebraska’s “blue dot” will play prominently as Democratic voters select a congressional nominee in the state’s 2nd District
Prime Minister Keir Starmer loses first member of his government as he faces pressure to step down
Prime Minister Keir Starmer loses first member of his government as he faces pressure to step down
Man charged after bomb-making tutorials were allegedly used in New Orleans attack
Federal prosecutors have charged a Missouri man with allegedly sharing bomb-making videos on social media
Men wrongly accused of yogurt shop murders reach $35 million settlement with city
The city of Austin will pay $35 million to three men and the family of a fourth who were wrongly accused of the rape and murder of four teenage girls at a yogurt shop in 1991, a case that initially sent one of the men to death row and another...
Report: Nevada’s lithium boom comes at the expense of Indigenous rights
As the Trump administration continues its push to secure critical minerals like lithium, the U.S. government and private corporations have ignored Indigenous peoples’ rights in Nevada. That’s according to a report released today by Amnesty International, which is calling for the suspension of federal permits for all lithium mines in...