The Supreme Court has already allowed parts of Trump’s plan to move forward, but it has not ruled on the legality of the executive order.

Authorities said at least 1,362 people died due to the flooding, and thousands are missing, including around 900 hydropower workers.

Iran warned Saturday that it could expand its military response and strike U.S. naval vessels “more severely than before.”

The state’s filing said a court order requiring an older congressional map could create chaos in the November election.

A lawyer for Corie Walsh, who is accused of killing her son, told USA Today she was having “a psychotic episode at the time this happened.”

The new order will allow ranchers to sell their own beef, including to customers across state lines, in hopes of quelling farm bankruptcies.

Cancer deaths tied to alcohol have doubled since 1990. New research finds the health toll is far broader than once thought.

President Donald Trump told reporters Friday in the Oval Office that “we have an idea for peace” ahead of U.S. envoys’ visit to Russia.

According to Centcom, both a U.S. aircraft carrier and destroyer were able to evade the attack with no reported injuries.

How a post about bots on X — first identified in December 2025 — created alarm about Chinese influence on U.S. social media.