U.S. News
Topics
Videos
Latest
Judge Allows Deportation of Illegal Immigrants to South Sudan After Supreme Court Ruling
The decision comes after two federal judges blocked the deportation of eight illegal immigrants to South Sudan.
|
TSA Announces PreCheck Discounts for Gold Star Families, Military Spouses
The TSA PreCheck program is popular at airports due to the high demand for air travel in the United States, which often leads to long queues at TSA checkpoints.
|
In Photos: July 4th Celebrations
Americans cross the country celebrated the Fourth of July with parades, barbecues, and fireworks.
|
‘Little LLC From Texas’ Gets Big Boost to Build Cross-Border Pipeline
President Donald Trump ends decades-long saga by signing off on Junction Pipeline Company’s permit to import oil from Alberta into Montana.
|
San Diego Beach Advisories in Effect for Holiday Weekend
Despite a couple of beach closures and numerous advisories, most of the coastline remains within state health standards.
|
California Schools to Lose $1 Billion in Federal Funding Over Gender Policies, State Leaders Say
The U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights determined that California’s policies discriminate against female athletes, violating Title IX.
|
Wildfire in Greece Prompts Evacuation While Firefighters Tackle Blazes in Turkey and Syria
The fire near Odemis claimed two lives—a forestry worker who died Thursday trying to contain the flames, and an 81-year-old resident who succumbed to smoke in
|
California’s Madre Fire Explodes in Size to Cover 70,800 Acres
Evacuations have been ordered in several zones in the Central Coast area.
|
Bands, Flags, Fireworks: Washington Celebrates America’s 249th Birthday
This year’s parade featured marching bands, fife and drum corps, military units, giant balloons, drill teams, floats, and equestrian groups.
|
Hamas Signals Openness to US-Brokered Gaza Truce, Raising Hopes for Peace
The terror group expressed openness to a cease-fire but several points of contention remained.
|
Family Persists With Fourth of July Tradition Despite Lightning Storms
Floridians in St. Petersburg waited out lightning and thunderstorms, determined to spend their Fourth of July on the beach.
|
Boxer Chávez Jr. Expected to Be Deported to Mexico to Serve Sentence, Mexican President Says
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said Chávez should serve time in Mexico as U.S. officials cited cartel connections and public safety concerns.
|
Supreme Court Won’t Hear Discrimination Lawsuit of Trump-Supporting Student
A deadlocked federal appeals court previously ruled that the lawsuit could not move forward.
|
Judge Allows Deportation of Illegal Immigrants to South Sudan After Supreme Court Ruling
The decision comes after two federal judges blocked the deportation of eight illegal immigrants to South Sudan.
|
TSA Announces PreCheck Discounts for Gold Star Families, Military Spouses
The TSA PreCheck program is popular at airports due to the high demand for air travel in the United States, which often leads to long queues at TSA checkpoints.
|
In Photos: July 4th Celebrations
Americans cross the country celebrated the Fourth of July with parades, barbecues, and fireworks.
|
‘Little LLC From Texas’ Gets Big Boost to Build Cross-Border Pipeline
President Donald Trump ends decades-long saga by signing off on Junction Pipeline Company’s permit to import oil from Alberta into Montana.
|
San Diego Beach Advisories in Effect for Holiday Weekend
Despite a couple of beach closures and numerous advisories, most of the coastline remains within state health standards.
|
California Schools to Lose $1 Billion in Federal Funding Over Gender Policies, State Leaders Say
The U.S. Department of Education’s Office for Civil Rights determined that California’s policies discriminate against female athletes, violating Title IX.
|
Wildfire in Greece Prompts Evacuation While Firefighters Tackle Blazes in Turkey and Syria
The fire near Odemis claimed two lives—a forestry worker who died Thursday trying to contain the flames, and an 81-year-old resident who succumbed to smoke in
|
California’s Madre Fire Explodes in Size to Cover 70,800 Acres
Evacuations have been ordered in several zones in the Central Coast area.
|
Bands, Flags, Fireworks: Washington Celebrates America’s 249th Birthday
This year’s parade featured marching bands, fife and drum corps, military units, giant balloons, drill teams, floats, and equestrian groups.
|
Hamas Signals Openness to US-Brokered Gaza Truce, Raising Hopes for Peace
The terror group expressed openness to a cease-fire but several points of contention remained.
|
Family Persists With Fourth of July Tradition Despite Lightning Storms
Floridians in St. Petersburg waited out lightning and thunderstorms, determined to spend their Fourth of July on the beach.
|
Boxer Chávez Jr. Expected to Be Deported to Mexico to Serve Sentence, Mexican President Says
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said Chávez should serve time in Mexico as U.S. officials cited cartel connections and public safety concerns.
|
Supreme Court Won’t Hear Discrimination Lawsuit of Trump-Supporting Student
A deadlocked federal appeals court previously ruled that the lawsuit could not move forward.
|