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A federal judge in Washington, D.C. has refused to temporarily halt President Trump's executive order restricting mail-in voting, leaving the controversial directive in place as legal challenges continue. The ruling tests constitutional limits on presidential power over elections.
Street drug deaths in the United States declined roughly 14 percent in 2025, according to the latest overdose report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. However, certain Western states continue to experience a deadly surge in fatalities.
An Ohio legislator is championing legislation that would authorize public schools to incorporate instruction on religion's influence throughout American history. The Charlie Kirk American Heritage Act has sparked debate over historical accuracy and potential classroom divisiveness.
A catastrophic chemical implosion at a Washington state paper mill has claimed two lives and left nine people unaccounted for. Hazardous conditions at the site continue to hamper rescue and recovery operations.
A former senior CIA official with top-secret clearance faces federal charges after authorities discovered more than 300 gold bars valued at over $40 million in his Virginia home, along with approximately $2 million in cash and 35 luxury watches.
Federal prosecutors have charged a Google software engineer with using confidential company data to make lucrative bets on prediction markets. Michele Spagnuolo allegedly netted $1.2 million by accessing internal search trend information before it became public.
A recent wildfire on Santa Rosa Island off the California coast has put one of the world's rarest pine species at risk. The Santa Barbara Botanic Garden has been working to preserve seeds from the island's unique plant populations.
A remote immigration detention facility in the Florida Everglades, known colloquially as 'Alligator Alcatraz,' may soon shutter its operations due to escalating maintenance expenses, according to recent reports.
In the remote village of South Naknek, Alaska, pilot Jon King has transformed the daily school commute into a flight. For nearly forty years, King has served as an airborne school bus driver, transporting students across the rugged terrain where traditional ground transportation remains impractical.
Dana White, head of the Ultimate Fighting Championship, is overseeing construction of a temporary outdoor stadium on the White House South Lawn for an unprecedented mixed martial arts event planned for June 14. The event will celebrate America's 250th birthday with cage matches before thousands of spectators.
Former President Joe Biden filed a federal lawsuit Tuesday seeking to prevent the Justice Department from releasing audio recordings and transcripts from his interviews with a ghostwriter during a special counsel investigation into his handling of classified documents.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has secured the Republican nomination for U.S. Senate, unseating four-term incumbent John Cornyn in the most expensive primary in Senate history. The victory, bolstered by President Trump's endorsement, sets up a November showdown with Democratic state Representative James Talarico.
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