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Ukraine Gains Battlefield Momentum as Russia Launches New Offensive in South
Moscow intensifies attacks in southern Ukraine after Kyiv makes rare territorial gains along the front lines.
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Top NewsTwo Pilots Killed in LaGuardia Crash Were Early in Aviation Careers
Antoine Forest, 30, and Mackenzie Gunther were the only fatalities when Air Canada Express flight collided with fire truck at New York airport.
Top NewsTrump Faces Oil Crisis as Iran Retaliatory Attacks Choke Strait of Hormuz
National security correspondent analyzes how Iranian missile strikes have largely shut down the critical shipping lane, creating major challenges for the administration.
Top NewsMinnesota Prosecutors Battle Federal Government Over Evidence in Immigration Shooting Deaths
State officials sue to access basic information about three shootings by federal agents during Minneapolis immigration crackdown, including two fatalities.
Top NewsSupreme Court Appears Ready to Restore Trump's Border Asylum Restrictions
Conservative justices signal support for administration's request to reinstate policy that turns back asylum seekers at the border.
Top NewsIran Fires Missile Barrage at Israel as Trump Claims Progress in War Talks
Tehran launches strikes hitting Tel Aviv while President Trump says there have been "very strong talks" to end the conflict, though Iran denies discussions.
Top NewsLaGuardia Crash Leaves Two Pilots Dead After Fire Truck Collision
Air Canada Express jet collided with emergency vehicle on Sunday night, injuring dozens of passengers in deadly ground accident.
Top NewsFAA Investigates if Distracted Controller Contributed to Deadly LaGuardia Airport Crash
Two air traffic controllers were working when collision killed two pilots, with one handling odor issue on United Airlines plane.
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Trump Delays Iran Energy Strikes After 'Productive Conversations' But Pentagon Weighs Airborne Deployment
President postpones threat to strike Iranian power plants while Defense Department considers deploying 3,000 rapid-response troops.
Top NewsSupreme Court Declines Press Freedom Case as Justice Sotomayor Warns of 'Blatant First Amendment Violation'
The Court's refusal to hear the Texas journalist arrest case leaves in place a controversial ruling that critics say threatens basic reporting practices nationwide.
Top NewsTwo Pilots Killed as Air Canada Express Jet Collides With Fire Truck at LaGuardia Airport
The passenger jet struck a fire truck on the runway during landing, prompting airport closure and a full investigation into the deadly incident.
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Pentagon Officials Weigh Deployment of 3,000 Airborne Troops for Iran War
The combat forces would come from a brigade capable of deploying anywhere in the world within 18 hours as Middle East conflict escalates.
Top NewsGas Prices Hit $3.96 Per Gallon — Highest Since August 2022 — as Iran War Chokes Global Oil Supply
The national average for regular gasoline has risen for 23 consecutive days since the United States launched military operations against Iran, with analysts warning that $4-a-gallon gas may arrive within days.
WatchTop NewsLaGuardia Air Traffic Controller Says 'I Messed Up' as NTSB Opens Investigation Into Fatal Air Canada Crash
Audio recordings from Sunday night's deadly runway collision reveal a controller acknowledging fault seconds after an Air Canada CRJ-900 struck a fire truck at approximately 100 mph, killing both pilots and injuring 41 passengers.
Top NewsOpenAI Plans to Nearly Double Workforce to 8,000 as Battle With Anthropic Heats Up
The company behind ChatGPT will expand from 4,500 to 8,000 staff by year's end, focusing on engineering, enterprise sales, and a new class of 'technical ambassadors' — as rivals Anthropic and Google DeepMind close the enterprise gap.
Top NewsJury Orders Bill Cosby to Pay $19.25 Million After Finding Him Liable for 1972 Sexual Assault
A California civil jury sided with Donna Motsinger, a former restaurant server who said Cosby drugged and assaulted her in Sausalito after a comedy show — awarding one of the largest judgments in a celebrity sexual assault case.
WatchTop NewsTrump 'Emphatically Rejects' GOP Off-Ramp on DHS Shutdown, Demands SAVE America Act First
The president rebuffed a Senate Republican compromise that would have reopened the Department of Homeland Security, insisting no deal moves forward without passage of his voter ID legislation — extending a shutdown now in its seventh week.
Top NewsTrump Deploys ICE Agents to U.S. Airports as TSA Faces Severe Staffing Crisis
Hundreds of immigration enforcement officers will help with security operations as air travelers experience longer lines and agent shortages worsen.
Top NewsIran War Hits American Wallets: Mortgage Rates Climb to 6.53% as Household Fuel Bills Rise for the Year
Three weeks into the U.S.-Israel conflict with Iran, the economic ripple effects have reached deep into American household finances, pushing mortgage rates, gas prices, and consumer anxiety to levels not seen in years.
WatchTop NewsDow Surges 1,076 Points, Oil Drops 6% as Trump Claims Iran Deal Is Almost Done
Markets staged their biggest single-day rally in weeks after President Trump postponed strikes on Iranian power plants, citing "very good and productive" talks with Tehran — though Iran flatly denies any direct negotiations occurred.
Top NewsGoldman Sachs Raises U.S. Recession Odds to 25% as Iran War Hammers Jobs and Markets
A devastating February jobs report showing 92,000 positions lost and oil prices above $110 a barrel have Wall Street on edge, with half of Russell 3000 stocks down 20% from their highs.
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Top NewsTwo Pilots Killed, 60 Injured as Air Canada Jet Collides With Fire Truck at LaGuardia
A Jazz Aviation regional jet operating on behalf of Air Canada struck a Port Authority firefighting vehicle on the runway late Sunday, forcing closure of one of America's busiest airports.
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Gas Prices Surge Over 30% in Multiple States as Iran War Enters Third Month
Drivers across the South and Southwest face the steepest increases, with Colorado hit particularly hard as the conflict disrupts global energy markets.
Top NewsTrump Sends ICE Agents to Airports as TSA Security Lines Stretch to Three Hours
Border czar Tom Homan confirms deployment as partial DHS shutdown enters sixth week, leaving hundreds of TSA officers unpaid and airports in chaos.
WatchTop NewsTrump Gives Iran 48-Hour Ultimatum: Open Strait of Hormuz or U.S. Will Obliterate Power Plants
President Trump threatened to destroy Iran's power grid if Tehran doesn't reopen the critical waterway by Monday evening, as Iran launched 180 missiles at two Israeli cities near the country's nuclear research center.
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Trump Considers Exit From Iran War as Gas Prices Surge Over 30% in Some States
President says he is weighing 'winding down' operations despite unaccomplished war goals as fuel costs devastate household budgets across the South and Southwest.
WatchTop NewsHawaii's Worst Flooding in 20 Years Threatens 120-Year-Old Dam, Forces Mass Evacuations on Oahu
At least 5,500 residents were ordered to flee their homes on Oahu's North Shore after 8 to 12 inches of rain triggered historic flooding, airlifting 72 children from a youth camp and raising alarms about a dam built in 1906.
Top NewsChuck Norris, Martial Arts Legend and 'Walker, Texas Ranger' Star, Dies at 86
The martial arts world champion who became one of Hollywood's defining action stars of the 1980s, star of eight seasons of Walker Texas Ranger, and later one of the internet's most beloved meme subjects, died surrounded by family in Hawaii on March 19.
Top NewsJury Finds Elon Musk Misled Twitter Investors Before $44 Billion Takeover — Damages Could Reach $2.6 Billion
A nine-member San Francisco jury found Musk liable for two tweets that drove down Twitter's stock price as he attempted to back out of the acquisition, awarding shareholders up to $2.6 billion in damages; Musk plans to appeal.
WatchTop NewsRobert Mueller, Who Led Russia Probe and Defined an Era of FBI Integrity, Dies at 81 — Trump Says 'I'm Glad He's Dead'
The former FBI director and special counsel, who spent nearly two years investigating Russian interference in the 2016 election and charged 34 individuals, died Friday at 81, prompting an outpouring of tributes from Obama, Bush, and Comey — and a celebratory post from the president he investigated.
