President Donald Trump has announced a 10-day pause on planned action against Iran, citing ongoing negotiations. The situation remains fluid as talks continue behind the scenes.
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A farming family turned down a multimillion-dollar offer to convert their land into a data center. They say protecting farmland and community matters more than money.
Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt is reportedly selecting energy executive Alan Armstrong to fill a U.S. Senate seat. The move follows Sen. Markwayne Mullin’s expected confirmation to lead DHS.
A 19-year-old Iranian champion wrestler was publicly executed alongside others linked to anti-government protests. The case has drawn global condemnation and raised concerns over human rights abuses.
Rumors about Benjamin Netanyahu’s death have circulated widely online, sparking confusion and debate. The claims highlight how quickly misinformation can spread across digital platforms.
Public schools will temporarily switch to remote learning during a major NFL Draft event. Officials say the move aims to ease congestion and maintain safety.
A close midair encounter between a military aircraft and a commercial plane has raised alarm over aviation safety. Officials are reviewing the incident amid growing concerns.
Thousands of TSA officers called out sick amid a DHS shutdown, disrupting airport operations. Officials warn prolonged funding issues could force airport closures.
More than 2,000 U.S. Marines aboard Navy amphibious ships are being deployed to the Middle East. The move comes as the conflict with Iran intensifies.
President Donald Trump sharply criticized Rep. Thomas Massie, calling him disloyal to the United States and urging Kentucky voters to remove him from office.
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt criticized ABC News after the outlet updated a story about an FBI alert involving an unverified Iran drone threat. She warned that misleading reporting can spread panic before corrections reach the public.
A federal jury convicted nine alleged Antifa cell members for a violent July 4 attack on a Texas ICE detention center. Prosecutors said the group used firearms, explosives, and coordinated tactics.
ExxonMobil announced plans to move its legal headquarters from New Jersey to Texas, highlighting the state’s pro-business policies and energy leadership.
President Donald Trump moves against Lloyd’s of London’s influence over shipping insurance and energy routes as global power dynamics shift.
Republican Jeannie LaCroix secured an upset victory in Virginia’s Woodbridge District special election. The win narrows the Democrat majority on the county board.
Residents of East Palestine, Ohio, are now allowed to intervene in a federal lawsuit over the train derailment cleanup. Independent testing suggests dangerous contamination may still remain in the community.
A controversial assault weapons ban has passed through the state legislature and is now heading to the governor’s desk. The legislation is expected to intensify debate over gun rights and public safety laws.
Ohio State University President Walter “Ted” Carter Jr. stepped down after admitting to an inappropriate relationship with someone seeking support for a private business. The university’s board accepted his resignation as questions emerged about access to institutional resources.