$200K Destruction Stuns Senator’s Estate
Police say a former bodyguard and ex-partner ransacked ex-Senator Kyrsten Sinema’s Arizona home, leaving about $200,000 in damage and a trail of shaken trust...
Iraq Blinks: Iran Flights Frozen
Najaf International Airport halted all flights to and from Iran at 2:00 a.m., signaling how U.S. sanctions now shape travel far beyond America’s borders.Story...
Congress Brawl Over Girls’ Sports Explodes
A new tally claiming thousands of women’s medals went to transgender competitors is colliding with court rulings and party-line votes that keep the rules...
Supreme Twist Fuels $600M Ballroom Fury
Supreme Court let work on President Trump’s White House ballroom continue, even as reports point to soaring costs and code disputes that fuel public...
Fifteen Minutes Of Horror On Larkin
A woman was mauled on a San Francisco sidewalk for up to 15 minutes, and no one has been held accountable yet.Story SnapshotPolice found...
Drought Dominoes Hit Grocery Bills
A rapidly strengthening El Niño is set to parch key Asian breadbaskets and could push grocery bills higher worldwide.Story SnapshotWorld Meteorological Organization says El...
Assisted-Dying Standoff Ignites In Illinois
A federal judge shielded Catholic nuns and the Chicago Archdiocese from Illinois’ new assisted-dying requirements, but the law still applies to everyone else and...
Court Draws Hard Line on Violent Rhetoric
A federal judge ruled that broad online vows to kill “Jews,” “Zionists,” and government workers can be prosecuted as true threats under the First...
System Failure or Cover-Up?
A grieving father’s $400 million claim argues schools and local agencies missed warnings before four children were killed in a planned murder-suicide in upstate...
Fraud Tsunami Shuts $2M Aid Pot
Hennepin County shut down a $2 million small-business relief fund after reviewers flagged more than 200 of about 300 applications as potentially fraudulent, including...
