New ICE facilities don’t always follow local rules. It’s costing cities serious legal fees: Exclusive
Cities across the country are spending hundreds of thousands of dollars on legal fees tied to federal plans to expand ICE detention centers.
California bill to protect immigration workers sparks free speech debate
A new California bill meant to protect immigration workers is sparking backlash from some who say it cuts off First Amendment rights.
Tim Cook stepping down as Apple CEO in September after 15 years at helm
Tim Cook will step down as Apple’s CEO in September after replacing company co-founder Steve Jobs in August 2011.
Iran closes Strait of Hormuz amid US blockade; vessels attacked
Iran has again closed the Strait of Hormuz. A military spokesperson said the waterway is "under strict control of the Iranian Armed Forces."
Elon Musk wants the government to pay you when his robots take your job
Elon Musk proposed that the federal government establish a universal high-income program to help with job loss caused by robots.
In race for AI data centers, regulators move to fast-track Louisiana gas plants
Louisiana is becoming a testing ground for how fast America can build new power plants, and whether speed sacrifices consumer protection.
Feds warn that Russians may hack your home internet router. Why?
The Department of Justice has revealed a court-authorized operation to disrupt a Russian hacking campaign against U.S. internet routers.
How taxpayers are liable for sexual misconduct by members of Congress
Women in Congress are pushing for more transparency after two lawmakers resigned following sexual misconduct allegations.
What 50 years of oil shocks explain about the future of gas prices
Prices swing on world events, and Iran is only one example. In a new video, Straight Arrow News walks through 50 years of gasoline prices.
Work for food: New SNAP rules reshaping who gets to eat
States are enforcing new work rules on certain SNAP recipients that, for one Michigan man, is tough to achieve.
Geography determines tax liability as more states move to tax the rich
Across much of the country, states are cutting income-tax rates or moving toward flatter tax systems to attract and retain residents.
‘DoorDash grandma’ delivered food to Trump. That’s not the whole story
A viral moment between a DoorDasher and President Donald Trump took the media by storm. But it's not the whole story.
His case inspired the #MeToo movement. Now Harvey Weinstein’s going on trial for rape — again
As Harvey Weinstein faces another rape trial, the focus of federal and state laws on sexual misconduct claims shifts from secrecy to accountability.
Hackers who stole crime tip records offering data cache for $10k
The hackers who stole 8.3 million crime tip records are offering to sell the data for $10,000 in cryptocurrency.
Why your electricity bill is vulnerable to energy supply shocks in the Middle East
The war with Iran has sent supply shocks across global energy markets, and the cost of electricity is also vulnerable to disruptions.
In ‘Tehrangeles,’ Iranian Americans back regime change but reject war
Iranians in LA voiced relief over the ceasefire but deep frustration that the war hasn’t changed Iran’s leadership.
The truth behind a medical condition that never existed
Researchers invented the fake disease bixonimania. Artificial intelligence tools started telling people they had it.
Why Americans are having fewer babies — and why it matters
U.S. fertility and birth rates continue to decline, with roughly 710,000 fewer births in 2025 than at the nation’s peak in 2007.
US inflation soared in March, driven by Iran war energy shocks
New government data released Friday shows that the effects of the war in Iran are rippling across the U.S. economy.
Will Kennedy’s new podcast expose ‘lies’ or spread misinformation?
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is promising “a new era of radical transparency in government” through a podcast he’s launching next week.
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