Reports indicate Ratcliffe told the country not to attack NATO countries and pressed them to reduce military and economic support for Iran.

Mohammed has been held at the U.S. naval base at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, since 2006 and is among the last detainees being held there.

Plus, more than two decades after 9/11, the man accused of masterminding the attacks now has a trial date. And 24 states and Washington, D.C., sue to block new USPS rules governing mail ballots.

South Korea and Taiwan are adding missile and drone capability as the U.S. presses Asian allies to carry more defense burden.

The FDA gave expedited approval to a landmark pill that’s been found to block tumor growth in more than 90% of pancreatic cancer cases.

We’re sorting through outbreaks and recalls, looking at FDA-authorized AI for health and diving into a personalized mRNA cancer vaccines.

Plus, the changes coming to childhood vaccination schedules and what parents should know. And does Canada actually have more to lose than the U.S. in the tariff fight?

The Interior Dept. plans to publish an exclusion allowing the oil and gas industry to conduct seismic surveys and exploratory drilling.

A new study complicates the Trump administration’s case for scrapping a rule that limits road-building in national forests.

The prevalence of AI at festivals and fairs has even sparked a micro TikTok trend, with users attending local fairs and festivals and compiling sightings of “AI slop.”