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Breaking news from the U.S. and around the world, reported as it happens.
WatchNetanyahu agrees to State Department negotiations next week to discuss disarming Hezbollah — even as Israeli jets struck more than 100 targets in 10 minutes on Wednesday.
Minutes from the Federal Reserve March meeting reveal that multiple officials raised the possibility of raising interest rates rather than cutting them, as tariffs and Middle East energy prices push inflation higher.
Riverside County Sheriff Chad Bianco, now running for governor, had seized ballots from a 2025 special election without credible evidence of irregularities.
Serial killer agreed to work with FBI behavioral analysts in unprecedented deal that could help solve other cold cases across the nation.
Energy experts warn that restoring normal oil production and shipping will take months, keeping fuel costs high for consumers.
Tehran's peace plan differs significantly from what President Trump called a 'workable basis' for negotiations, reasserting key Iranian positions.
Georgia and Wisconsin results reveal significant leftward movement in traditionally conservative districts, with Democrats making unexpected gains despite GOP victories.
President's decision to back down from threats brings tentative calm to global markets and diplomacy, though fundamental divisions with Tehran remain unresolved.
WatchVice President Vance and special envoy Witkoff will lead the American delegation as both sides arrive with incompatible demands — but a shared interest in avoiding renewed conflict.
Acting Attorney General tells reporters 'nobody has any idea' what led to Bondi's sudden dismissal during Iran war crisis.
President agrees to two-week ceasefire after threatening to 'wipe out Iran's civilization' unless Strait of Hormuz reopened by midnight deadline.
A suicide drone hit Ali Al Salem Air Base — a key hub 37 kilometers from the Iraqi border — as Iran intensified its campaign against Gulf states hosting American forces, hours before Trump's 8 p.m. ceasefire deadline.
WatchWall Street swung from a 1.2 percent loss to a fractional gain in the final minutes of Tuesday's session after Pakistan's prime minister publicly urged Trump to extend his Iran deadline by two weeks — sending oil back below $112 and briefly calming nerves.
U.S. imports from China have shrunk dramatically, but billions appear to be the result of accounting gimmicks rather than genuine trade reduction.
The journalist was abducted by an Iran-allied militia and released in exchange for militia members held by Iraqi authorities.
President indicates he will demand media outlets reveal sources behind reporting on Iran's successful strike against US aircraft and crew.
President issues grave ultimatum as US strikes Iran's main oil export hub while demanding Strait of Hormuz reopening by 8 p.m. Eastern.
NASA astronauts Reid Wiseman, Victor Glover, Christina Koch, and CSA's Jeremy Hansen reached 252,756 miles from Earth — farther than any humans in history — before beginning their return journey with a Pacific splashdown scheduled for Friday.
WatchAmerican forces hit military installations on Iran's main oil export hub as President Trump threatens to demolish power plants and bridges unless Tehran reopens the Strait of Hormuz by nightfall.
Elliot Cadeau scored 19 points and was named Most Outstanding Player as the Wolverines claimed their first national title since 1989, ending the Big Ten's 26-year championship drought.
Education Department takes unprecedented step to terminate federal agreements stemming from civil rights investigations into schools.
President threatens massive strikes on bridges and power plants as diplomatic efforts falter with hours remaining before deadline.
Air Force colonel becomes center of intense manhunt as U.S. military mounts dangerous extraction operation amid ongoing war.
Former Trump aide's contempt of Congress conviction faces potential reversal as Court signals support for executive privilege claims.
A Los Angeles jury found Meta 70 percent and YouTube 30 percent responsible for harm caused to a young woman by addictive platform design, in the first social media addiction case to reach a jury verdict in the United States.
WatchTehran transmitted its formal counter-offer to Washington via Pakistani mediators, proposing Hormuz safe passage in exchange for reconstruction aid and sanctions relief — but Trump called it 'not good enough.'
WatchTehran refused a Pakistan-brokered 45-day ceasefire offer on Monday, demanding instead a permanent end to hostilities with security guarantees, as Trump warned he will strike Iranian power plants and bridges by 8 p.m. Tuesday.
Newly obtained footage contradicts federal agents' version of events in nonfatal shooting case, raising questions about law enforcement transparency.
International diplomatic efforts to resolve the conflict face uncertainty as President Trump continues making unpredictable threats against Tehran.
WatchWith oil above $109 per barrel and backchannel ceasefire talks underway, Trump threatened to bomb Iranian power plants and bridges if Tehran does not reopen the vital shipping lane by Tuesday evening.