The news of the day, including the White House getting a written commitment from top tech executives on AI development safety, the Supreme Court—for now—gives a green light to swift deportation of illegal immigrants to countries other than their own, and the Trump Administration takes a stand against boys in girls’ sports.
The news of the day, including a surprise release from custody for five men suspected in a terror plot near a U.S.-operated airbase in Britain, a fresh round of devastating Russian bombing in Ukraine, and America’s top transportation official seeks to upgrade America’s air traffic control infrastructure.
The news of the day, including terrorism arrests near a British airbase used by the U.S., why President Trump said “no” to Iran’s latest ceasefire offer, and the White House prepares to meet with top AI executives.
The news of the day, including President Trump’s high-stakes talks over AI and other issues with China’s leader, a judge restoring access to the White House for members of the press corps, and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu calling out other world leaders.
The news of the day, including an emergency appeal by the Trump Administration for a Supreme Court ruling on mail-in voting, one state’s high court overturns redrawn congressional districts, and the defense attorney requests to have a jury member removed in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial.
The news of the day including Iran downplays President Trump’s economic pressure campaign, new damaging strikes on Ukraine with the nation running short on interceptor missiles, and the FBI arrests a woman for allegedly plotting to bomb the New York State Capitol building.
The news of the day, including President Trump holding off on more strikes against Iran, a nominee for director of national intelligence, and U.S. lawmakers fail to extend a foreign surveillance provision.
The news of the day, including renewed U.S. airstrikes on Iran, the Southern Baptist Convention advances a formal ban on women pastors, and Canada considers limiting children' s access to social media.
The news of the day, including defensive U.S. airstrikes against Iran, a key American foreign surveillance program hangs in the balance, and a Republican makes the ballot for governor in California’s general election, while a controversial candidate advances in Maine’s Democratic Senate primary.
The news of the day including a top Iranian official casting doubt on reaching a peace deal, the U.S. government scrambles to eradicate a parasite threatening the cattle industry, and a candidate for L.A. mayor not advancing to the runoff election.
