U.S. Military Strike on Drug Smuggling Boat Raises Death Toll Above 200
The U.S. military’s latest attack on a suspected drug smuggling vessel brings total deaths in the ongoing campaign to over 200 amid legal and…
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Trump-Taiwan Call Delayed Ahead of Xi Jinping’s US Visit
President Trump is no longer expected to speak with Taiwan’s leader before Chinese President Xi Jinping’s potential fall visit to the United States, sources…
Hubble Captures Dwarf Irregular Galaxy ESO 490-017 in Canis Major
NASA’s Hubble Space Telescope has imaged the faint dwarf irregular galaxy ESO 490-017, revealing its low surface brightness and surrounding distant galaxies
Southwest Airlines revises overweight passenger seating policy
Southwest Airlines now allows gate agents to assign free second seats to larger passengers when available, reversing an earlier rule requiring prepaid extra seating
White House Reports President Trump in “Excellent Health” After Physical
President Trump's physician released a letter stating the president is in excellent health following his recent physical at Walter Reed National Military Hospital
U.S. Southern Command Chief Meets Cuban Military Near Guantanamo Bay
General Francis Donovan met with Cuban military leaders near Guantanamo Bay amid heightened U.S.-Cuba tensions and ongoing diplomatic pressure from the Trump administration
NASA Completes Final Inspection of Nancy Grace Roman Telescope Mirror
NASA engineers have finished the last inspection of the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope's primary mirror before its shipment to the launch site
U.S. Tomato Prices Surge Nearly 40% Amid Tariffs and Supply Issues
Tomato prices in the U.S. have risen sharply due to tariffs on Mexican imports, bad weather, disease, and rising transportation costs
Federal Judge Rules Nitrogen Gas Executions Constitutional in Alabama
A federal judge ruled nitrogen gas executions do not violate constitutional bans on cruel punishment, allowing Alabama to proceed with the method despite inmate…
Louisiana Lawmakers Approve GOP-Favored Congressional Map After Court Ruling
Louisiana’s legislature approved a new congressional map aimed at securing an additional Republican seat following a Supreme Court ruling against the previous plan