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Trump Tells Congress Iran Hostilities ‘Terminated’ on War Powers Deadline
The 1973 War Powers Resolution states a president must end hostile U.S. military action within 60 days, unless Congress authorizes further action.
Day in Photos: Astronauts at NYSE, Strikes in Lebanon, and Nepal Demolitions
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
Former Congressman David Rivera Convicted of Lobbying for Venezuela
The case highlighted Miami’s long-standing role as a center of influence in U.S.–Latin America relations, shaped by its large exile community.
New California DMV Rules Allow Autonomous Vehicles to Be Cited
Updated regulations aim to enhance safety and oversight.
GOP Candidate Drops Out of Minnesota Governor’s Race
‘Our state government and political system are broken,’ the lawmaker said, adding that the best way to continue her fight is from outside the government.
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Business Taxpayers Can Recover Certain Federal Taxes Paid on Fuels, IRS Guidance Says
The tax recovery regulation is part of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act signed by Trump last year.
DOJ Sues New Jersey Over In-State Tuition, Aid for Illegal Aliens
It’s part of a series of actions by the Trump administration aiming to prevent illegal immigrants from obtaining taxpayer benefits or preferential treatment.
California Average Gas Price Tops $6 per Gallon: Report
Nationally, gas prices jumped by $0.27 to an average of $4.30 per gallon, AAA reported.
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Trump Says Gas Prices Will Fall ‘Like a Rock’ After Iran War Ends
The price of oil remains above $100 per barrel, and gasoline prices are at four-year highs.
Day in Photos: US to Venezuela Direct Flights Resume, Wildfire in Scotland, and Artemis II Astronauts in NYC
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
Trump Says He May Consider Withdrawing Troops From Italy, Spain
‘Why shouldn’t I? Italy has not been of any help, and Spain has been horrible, absolutely horrible,’ Trump said.
DOJ Probing DC Gala Shooting Suspect’s Alleged Tie to Activist Network—What to Know
The California man who was arrested at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner was part of a movement called the ‘Wide Awakes,’ officials say.
DOJ Sues New Jersey Over Mask Ban for Law Enforcement
In February, a federal judge preliminarily blocked a similar law in California that barred federal agents from concealing their faces while working.
Maine Gov. Janet Mills Suspends Senate Campaign
Mills announced her intentions to campaign for Sen. Susan Collins’s (R-Maine) seat in October 2025.
Trump Says He Discussed Ukraine Ceasefire With Putin
The leaders discussed a temporary truce to mark the May 9 anniversary of the end of World War II in Europe.
Texas Attorney General Sues Houston-Area Center Accused of ‘Birth Tourism’ Scheme
Texas has sued a China-linked operation the Attorney General’s office said has claimed responsibility for ‘1,000+ American-born babies.’
Jerome Powell to Remain on Fed Board After His Term as Chair Ends
Despite planning to retire, Powell believes he has ‘no choice’ but stay in his seat on the Board of Governors.
Fed Leaves Interest Rates Unchanged
After eight years at the helm of the Federal Reserve, a change of guard is set for May.
Iran’s Currency Hits Record Low as US Blockade Deepens Economic Strain
The Iranian rial has dropped nearly 15 percent in the past two days as shipping disruptions, falling output, and an oil storage crunch strain Tehran’s finances.
