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Marie-Thérèse Ross-Mahé was arrested amid an inheritance dispute after reconnecting with and marrying a former G.I.

Experts say Pickaxe Mountain facility illustrates the impossibility of relying on force alone to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.

Fairfax, once seen as a rising Democratic star, had recently filed paperwork exploring a congressional run. Police said no other individuals were believed to be involved.

The record-long funding lapse has left tens of thousands of DHS employees in financial limbo, with Republicans now pursuing a reconciliation bill to end the standoff.

Lyons oversaw the Trump administration's aggressive deportation campaign and will leave his post by May 31 in the latest in a series of DHS leadership changes.

The Massachusetts liberal arts institution known for self-designed concentrations and no traditional grades cited decades of enrollment decline and an endowment unable to sustain operations.
WatchTwo rare particularly dangerous situation warnings were issued within nine minutes. Multiple tornadoes confirmed in Minnesota as record flooding simultaneously strikes Wisconsin and Michigan.

The Senate must also approve the stopgap measure as libertarian-leaning House Republicans balked at a long-term extension of the controversial surveillance program.

Israeli Prime Minister faces domestic criticism as most Israelis wanted continued fight against Hezbollah, critics question his ability to stand up to President Trump.

Health Secretary who has sought to roll back vaccine policy testified that measles vaccine is safe and effective 'for most people' and safer than getting measles.

Federal judge rules security work exception did not cover most construction on the larger ballroom project Trump has proposed.
The health secretary plans sweeping changes to the influential panel that decides whether insurers must cover preventive services like mammograms and colonoscopies.
Despite soaring stocks, the prolonged conflict in Iran has begun straining American household finances as war costs mount.

Fresh off two-week recess, GOP lawmakers face turmoil as Homeland Security funding remains blocked and party agenda derails amid internal conflicts.

President faces mounting pressure as his portrayal of conflict as 'reasonable' and 'all-but-assured victory' contradicts deteriorating situation on ground.

GOP successfully fends off Democratic effort to constrain presidential authority, but signs emerge of growing Republican unease with the conflict.
President faces mounting crisis as narrative of 'assured victory' clashes with deteriorating situation on the ground.
Gen. Asim Munir landed in Tehran on Day 47 of the conflict carrying a new overture from Washington, as CENTCOM confirmed it has completely halted Iran's sea trade and Trump said a peace deal could come 'within two days.'

The civil rights organization and environmental law group allege xAI installed and operated the turbines without Clean Air Act permits, exposing communities already exceeding ozone limits to more than 1,700 tons of annual nitrogen oxide emissions.

The Trump administration's seven-month campaign of lethal maritime strikes against suspected drug traffickers has now killed at least 168 people, with critics questioning whether adequate evidence justifies lethal force on civilian vessels.
WatchIn a direct challenge to President Trump, the sanctioned vessel Rich Starry became the first ship to breach the American naval blockade of Iranian ports, raising fears of a US-China confrontation at the world's most critical oil chokepoint.
Six vessels comply with U.S. Central Command directions to turn around and return to Iranian ports as military enforces shipping restrictions.

New poll reveals growing public skepticism about ongoing conflict, with only 24 percent believing war benefits outweigh costs.
The benchmark index climbed 1.1% Tuesday, fully recovering all declines since the Iran conflict began, as oil prices dropped $6 on reports of a second round of U.S.-Iran negotiations.

The bank's loans crossed the $1 trillion threshold for the first time since 2020, but compressed margins and a 22% jump in credit loss provisions sent shares sharply lower.

The new law represents the culmination of a long Democratic-led push to distance Virginia from its Confederate past and eliminate state subsidies for Confederate organizations.

Three GOP-led committees accuse the Democratic fundraising organization of withholding documents from subpoena requests following a New York Times investigation.
As the war in Iran extends into its seventh week with a shaky truce, many Americans express bewilderment about a conflict that emerged with little warning.

The International Monetary Fund predicts the ongoing Iran conflict could trigger another bout of inflation while dampening worldwide economic expansion.

Overdose fatalities fell from a peak of nearly 113,000 to roughly 71,542 over the last reported 12-month period — a 37% drop researchers call unprecedented — yet toxicologists are finding unknown synthetic compounds in street drugs at an alarming rate.