Importers shift supply chain strategy ahead of July tariff deadline
Refunds may be coming for importers after the Supreme Court tariff ruling, but shoppers could still see higher prices and delays as companies adjust.
DC gun magazine ban struck down; Medicaid risk for 180K unhoused Californians
Media Miss Minute: DC appeals court strikes down gun magazine ban; and more than 180K unhoused Californians at risk of losing Medicaid.
How Trump’s warnings shifted ER Tylenol prescriptions for pregnant women
Fewer pregnant women got acetaminophen in the weeks after President Donald Trump warned Tylenol was linked to autism.
Report on clergy sexual abuse rocks heavily Catholic Rhode Island
A new report detailing years of sexual abuse by priests and cover-ups by church officials has roiled Rhode Island’s Catholic community.
Iran war fuels higher gas prices, leaving Americans with ‘no choice’
The impact of war in the Middle East has already made its way home to the U.S. in the form of increased gasoline prices.
The US and Israel broke the Olympic Truce. Their Paralympians will still compete
The International Paralympic Committee is allowing athletes from the U.S., Israel and Iran to compete despite ongoing conflict, violating the Olympic Truce.
House Oversight subpoenas Bondi over handling of the Epstein files
The House Oversight Committee voted to subpoena Pam Bondi over dissatisfaction with how the Justice Department released the Epstein files.
Man believed Google’s AI chatbot was his wife. It told him to kill himself, lawsuit says
A wrongful death lawsuit filed against Google accuses the company’s AI chatbot Gemini of driving a man to kill himself.
What’s next after Senate votes down effort to rein in Trump in Iran
The Senate voted down a war powers resolution that would’ve prevented President Donald Trump from continuing air strikes in Iran.
Trump’s ‘Epic Fury’ triggers legal questions around executive authority
Trump’s Iran operation revives long‑running questions about presidential war powers and Congress’s authority under the War Powers Act.
Democrats eye prediction market laws after massive Iran war bet pays off
After a Polymarket user won more than $400,000 on a last-minute bet about Iran, Democrats are looking at how to regulate prediction markets.
Is the US at risk from Iranian cyberattacks?
Cybersecurity experts monitoring the ongoing war in the Middle East discuss whether Iranian cyberattacks against the U.S. are likely.
States trying to change presidential elections just got closer, but is it legal?
The National Popular Vote Compact wants to change how a presidential candidate is selected as a winner. Can it withstand legal and ideological challenges?
Conflicting justifications raise questions about US endgame in Iran
As the U.S. continues its military operations against Iran, Trump administration officials are giving mixed messages on the reasons for the offensive.
How ‘no detrimental effect’ became the basis for new ICE detention centers
U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement determined that new detention centers will have “no detrimental effect” on host communities.
How Warner Bros. sale could affect CNN’s future — and the news you watch
After already buying CBS News, Paramount could soon own CNN. The ramifications of one company owning two news networks have some concerned.
How ‘lawfare’ may define a contentious — and litigious — era
"Lawfare” moved from a military term to a charged political label, as both parties accuse each other of weaponizing the legal system.
Americans stole speedboat, killed in firefight trying to liberate Cuba
The White House confirmed two Americans were involved in the shooting with Cuban forces along the country’s coast on Wednesday.
States take aim at data center electric rates. Here’s why it won’t lower your bill
As the data center boom takes hold, lawmakers in dozens of states are looking to blunt the impact of high electricity prices.
Vandals target Flock cameras. Police use Flock to catch them
License plate reader camera audit logs, police, sheriffs and an accused vandal highlight a trend of deconstruction against Flock cameras.
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