Missouri Midterm Map Fight Descends Into Chaos Amid Competing Judge Rulings
Missouri officials had launched a last-ditch bid, after the state Supreme Court ordered the old map be used.
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As a Favor for His Taliban Hosts, Osama bin Laden Had Their Rival Assassinated
The news that Ahmad Shah Massoud had been killed "made me feel sick to my stomach," said the CIA officer who led the first team into Afghanistan after 9/11.
Arlington Cemetery Webpage Criticizing Confederate Memorial Changed
Words describing the monument as a "nostalgic, mythologized vision of the Confederacy" were stripped by the Trump administration.
ICE Deports Mom of Navy Service Member After Arrest at Green Card Interview
ICE deported a Naval Academy midshipman’s mother after her green card interview.
Trump’s DC Building Projects Ranked by Size and Cost
President Donald Trump is pursuing several ambitious and costly projects and renovations in a bid to leave a lasting mark.
Labor Day 2026 Gas Prices Compared to Years Past
Gas prices could reach record highs this Labor Day weekend, experts say, ruining the country’s last summer holiday.
The Millennial Midlife Crisis Is a Stuffed Squishy Animal
Squishmallows offer stressed millennials comfort, nostalgia and a cheaper alternative to the traditional midlife crisis.
The 9/11 Truthers’ Real Legacy Arrived on October 7
The 9/11 Truther movement took years to build its counternarrative. After October 7, conspiracy theories arrived within hours.
Ukraine Needs Witkoff’s Sickly Sweet Nothings to Putin
The U.S. envoy's cringeworthy courtship of Putin will not bring peace, but Kyiv still has reason to indulge it.
Recalls are Changing the Way Americans View Food
Several high-profile food recalls have been issued this summer, and it could be denting consumer confidence.
How Millions of Homeowners Should Prepare for ‘Supersized’ El Niño This Winter
“Don’t wait until the winter storms begin. Prepare now,” experts warn. First step if at risk? Get flood insurance.
Miami Amazon Plane Crash Audio Reveals Aftermath
Five people were killed after a cargo jet overran a Miami runway, struck vehicles and caught fire.
Trump Touts Renaming New Mexico, Claims ‘Moon Is Ours’
Donald Trump shared a flurry of AI-generated images on Truth Social, including a post suggesting New Mexico be renamed "New America."
Who is Patrick Havas? Registered Republican Accused of Targeting Amy Acton
Havas, 38, allegedly knocked over multiple members of the audience as he forced his way through a crowd toward Acton
Happy Labor Day From Your Robot Overlords
Perspective: The robot jobs apocalypse is not quite nigh. They're making work for you. Or you work for them.
The Pilots and Their Muscle Men Began to Assemble. First Up: The Newark Team
September 7 saw the terrorists en route to their 9/11 departure points. The four hijackers of United Airlines Flight 93 were the earliest team in position.
Senior USCIS Official Arrested in Green Card Crackdown
Senior USCIS officer accused of selling green cards and other immigration benefits for cash.
5 Hard Truths After AfD Wins German State Election
Saxony-Anhalt’s result exposes five separate problems: for Merz, Ukraine, the firewall, MAGA and the AfD itself.
Trump Escalates Canada Trade Fight With New Warning
Trump's latest warning also comes amid a broader effort by his administration to use tariffs as leverage in trade negotiations.
Support for Trump’s Iran War Handling Drops Among Republicans
A new poll shows a sharp drop in strong Republican approval of Donald Trump's handling of the Iran war as U.S.-Iran tensions rise ahead of the midterms.
Trump Asks Supreme Court to Revive Mail-Ballot Restrictions Before Midterms
Trump asked the court to revive contested mail-ballot restrictions as states begin sending ballots ahead of November's midterm elections.
Amy Acton Campaign Says Armed Person Lunged at Ohio Governor Candidate
Ohio Democratic gubernatorial nominee Amy Acton was confronted by an armed individual at the Canfield Fair, according to her campaign.
Former Air Force Secretary Accuses Hegseth of Politicizing Military
Former Air Force Secretary Frank Kendall accused Pete Hegseth of politicizing the military and warned Pentagon personnel changes are causing fear among officers.
Germany’s Far-Right AfD Dominates State Election, Governing Path Unclear
The vote marks a major breakthrough for the party and a fresh challenge to Germany's mainstream political establishment.