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An Independent Autopsy Couldn’t Determine How Nolan Wells Died. Here’s What Experts Say Could Happen Next
The cause of death for 18-year-old Nolan Wells, whose body was discovered off the Mississippi coast after a Fourth of July boating trip, remains undetermined following an independent autopsy.
Exclusive: U.S. Military Asks Troops For ‘Creative And Unconventional’ Ideas To Punish Iran
The U.S. Central Command has solicited unconventional strategies from military analysts, signaling a reevaluation of its approach to Iran as traditional bombing campaigns have failed to yield a resolution and conventional options appear limited.
Trump’s Mail Voting Appeal Tests Supreme Court’s Anti-Chaos Election Rule
President Donald Trump's emergency appeal to the Supreme Court, concerning an executive order on mail ballots, is poised to test the 20-year-old Purcell principle, which cautions federal courts against last-minute changes to election regulations.
Progressive Cori Bush Seeks To Return To Washington By Ousting Moderate Democrat
The Missouri congressional primary rematch between Rep. Wesley Bell and former Rep. Cori Bush underscores significant ideological divisions within the Democratic Party, highlighting a fundamental debate between activist-driven approaches and pragmatic legislative strategies.
Fatal Shooting At Twin Falls In-N-Out Leaves Three Dead, Seven Injured
Three individuals were killed and seven others sustained injuries in a mass shooting at a newly established In-N-Out Burger in Twin Falls, Idaho, on Saturday. The assailant, 24-year-old Chad Williams, died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound, with authorities confirming he acted alone. This incident marks another tragic chapter in the nation's ongoing struggle with gun violence, occurring just one week after the restaurant's opening.
Thousands Ordered To Flee Homes As Fast-Moving Wildfire Grows In Spokane County, Washington
Thousands of residents in Spokane County, Washington, have been ordered to evacuate their homes as the fast-moving Old Trails Fire and other blazes intensify. Fueled by extreme weather conditions, these wildfires threaten thousands of buildings, prompting state officials to warn of life-threatening dangers and a rapidly escalating crisis.
Trump Rejects His Own DOJ’s Finding Blaming Reflecting Pool Issues On Shoddy Renovation
President Donald Trump has rejected the Justice Department's conclusion that the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool's deterioration resulted from a flawed $14 million renovation, asserting instead that vandalism was responsible.
Hours After Black Leaders Urged Wilson To Keep Barnes, Mayor Accepts Police Chief’s Resignation
Hours after Black community leaders publicly urged Mayor Katie Wilson to keep Seattle Police Chief Shon Barnes, the mayor announced later Thursday that she...
Sweeping Cyberattack On Water Systems In Multiple States Has U.S. Officials On Edge
A coordinated cyberattack has targeted water systems in multiple U.S. states, compelling federal agencies to issue warnings and advise utilities to address critical vulnerabilities in their industrial equipment.
Pope Leo Finally Addresses His Black Ancestry And Slavery
Pope Leo XIV has confirmed his family's mixed racial heritage in an interview with NBC News, revealing ancestors who were both enslaved people and slaveowners. This acknowledgment renews discussions about his Black lineage and connections to New Orleans' Creole community, adding a significant personal dimension to the broader American narrative of race and identity.