Tropical Storm Bertha Moves Toward Texas After Louisiana Landfall
Tropical Storm Bertha made landfall in Louisiana and is now heading toward Texas, bringing heavy rains and flooding risks along the northern Gulf Coast
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Trump Administration Advances Federal Workers’ Medical Data Collection Plan
The Office of Personnel Management will collect and pseudonymize medical records of over 8 million federal employees, retirees, and dependents to detect health benefits…
Three U.S. Soldiers Killed in Iranian Attack on Jordan Base
The Pentagon identified three U.S. soldiers from Texas, Hawaii, and New York killed in an Iranian strike on Muwaffaq Salti Air Base in Jordan,…
Pentagon Identifies Fourth U.S. Soldier Killed as Iran Conflict Intensifies
The U.S. has confirmed the death of a fourth service member amid escalating strikes and counterstrikes with Iran, marking growing instability in the Middle…
Oversight Gaps Hamper Opioid Settlement Fund Use in New York
New York’s local governments manage nearly half of opioid settlement funds but face criticism for spending on items unrelated to addiction treatment, sparking calls…
Army Veteran Arrested After Fireworks Ignite Fire Outside NYC Federal Building
Andrew Arrabaca, an Army veteran, was arrested for starting a fire with fireworks outside 26 Federal Plaza in Manhattan, injuring three people, according to…
Tate Brothers Detained in U.S. Amid New UK Extradition Charges
Andrew and Tristan Tate face fresh rape and trafficking allegations from UK authorities and are detained in the U.S. while contesting extradition
Mississippi Community Pushes to Reopen Rural Hospital After Pregnant Woman’s Death
The death of a pregnant woman in Humphreys County highlights the urgent need to restore hospital services in this Mississippi Delta community facing severe…
FDA Confirms Taylor Farms Lettuce Cyclospora Test Was False Positive
The FDA announced that a lettuce sample from Taylor Farms previously testing positive for cyclospora was a false positive amid a multistate outbreak tied…
Target Recalls Over 200,000 Children’s Sandals Over Choking Hazard
Target has recalled more than 200,000 Cat & Jack children's sandals due to detachable plastic pearls that pose a choking risk, offering customers refunds