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Outrage spreads after Minneapolis man fatally shot by federal agents, as Washington braces for funding fight
A fatal shooting in Minneapolis—described as the second such killing by federal agents in under three weeks—sparked protests and renewed scrutiny of immigration enforcement, while Democrats signaled they may try to block a funding package tied to Homeland Security.
Minneapolis shooting by federal agents sparks backlash as Trump administration faces growing outrage
A fatal shooting in Minneapolis involving federal immigration agents intensified national protests and political pressure, becoming a flashpoint for a widening debate over enforcement tactics and accountability.
Winter storm paralyzes travel across the U.S. as power outages spread and temperatures plunge
A sprawling winter system pushed ice and heavy snow from the South into the Northeast, knocking out power for hundreds of thousands and canceling more than 10,000 flights in a single day as officials warned the danger would linger even after precipitation ends.
Video review raises new questions in fatal Minneapolis shooting by federal agents
Newly reviewed bystander video from Minneapolis appears to contradict key parts of the federal government’s initial account of a deadly encounter that left ICU nurse Alex Pretti dead, intensifying protests and demands for accountability.
Winter Storm Fern spreads chaos across the U.S., triggering mass cancellations and emergency declarations
A sprawling winter storm is sweeping from the Southern Plains toward the Northeast, knocking out power, snarling roads, and forcing thousands of flight cancellations as states issue emergency orders and utilities race to restore service.
Massive winter storm triggers widespread flight cancellations and emergencies across the US
A major winter storm is sweeping from the Rockies to the Northeast, creating dangerous ice and heavy snow, stranding travelers, and forcing airlines to cancel thousands of flights. Dozens of states and D.C. have declared emergencies as forecasters warn of power outages, hazardous roads, and prolonged disruptions through early week.
Winter storm disrupts travel nationwide as flight cancellations soar and states declare emergencies
A major winter storm spanning much of the U.S. has triggered widespread flight cancellations, dangerous road conditions and power outages. Airlines and officials urged travelers to check rebooking options and know their refund rights as the storm continues into Monday.
Minneapolis shooting by federal agents triggers protests and a new funding fight in Washington
A fatal shooting by federal agents in Minneapolis—described as the second such killing in less than three weeks—has set off protests in multiple cities and pushed Democrats toward a high-stakes funding confrontation over the Department of Homeland Security. Video from the scene has intensified scrutiny of the administration’s account of the incident and fueled calls for investigation and accountability.
Major winter storm spreads snow, ice and outages across U.S., disrupting travel
A sprawling winter storm is sweeping across large parts of the United States, bringing heavy snow, sleet and freezing rain, triggering emergency declarations and widespread travel disruptions as utilities brace for significant power outages.
Winter Storm Fern barrels across the U.S., triggering mass cancellations and emergency declarations
A sprawling winter storm dubbed “Fern” is driving widespread travel disruptions, government emergency actions, and urgent safety warnings as heavy snow, ice, and Arctic air sweep from the Plains toward the East.
Winter Storm Fern spreads travel disruption and power outages as it pushes across the U.S.
A sprawling winter storm that began in the Southwest is moving east, triggering emergency declarations, widespread travel delays and growing power outages. Forecasters warned of a long corridor of snow, sleet and freezing rain, with dangerous road conditions and rapidly changing local impacts.
U.S. envoys press Netanyahu to move Gaza ceasefire into phase two as talks focus on Rafah crossing and hostage remains
Senior U.S. envoys met with Israel’s prime minister urging progress on the next stage of the Gaza ceasefire. Discussions centered on opening the Rafah crossing, potential monitoring arrangements and steps tied to the return of hostage remains, while violence and political pressure continue to shadow the truce.