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On ‘Butler Miracle Anniversary,’ Groups Mark Trump’s Survival and Hero’s Tragic Death
A rainbow spread across a darkened sky, which witnesses interpreted as a sign of hope a year after a gunman opened fire at a rally for President Donald Trump.
24 States Sue Trump Administration Over Freezing Funds for After-School and Summer Programs
The lawsuit was filed in federal court in Rhode Island.
Minnesota Governor Calls Special Election to Fill Seat of Slain Rep. Melissa Hortman
Tim Walz moves to fill the legislator’s seat as the investigation continues into the slaying.
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Fed Responds to Criticism Over $2.5 Billion Renovation
The rehab of the Eccles building is ‘the most expensive project in D.C. history,’ according to the director of the National Economic Council.
Most California Voters Say Special Interests Have Too Much Influence on Policy: Poll
The majority of California voters also view American democracy as under attack and don’t trust tech leaders.
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For Some Americans, REAL ID Raises Privacy Concerns
Several state-level politicians are calling for their states to backtrack on the system.
Ice Cream Companies Vow to Remove Synthetic Colors
Turkey Hill Dairy and dozens of other companies say they'll stop using artificial dyes in ice cream products by the end of 2027.
Trump Hosts White House Faith Office Luncheon
‘We have to bring religion back into the country, and we’re starting to do that ... at a very high level,’ the president said.
Obama Tells Democrats to ‘Toughen Up’
Former President Barack Obama urged Democrats to stop “navel-gazing” and take action ahead of key governor’s races in New Jersey and Virginia.
Senate Set to Consider Trump’s $9.4 Billion Rescissions Request—What to Know
The Senate this week will consider an administration request to cancel $9.4 billion in spending. Some Republicans are skeptical.
Wildfire Destroys Grand Canyon Lodge, Park’s North Ridge Closed for Season
According to the park’s superintendent, 50 to 80 structures have been lost due to the Dragon Bravo Fire.
Trump Says He’s ‘Satisfied’ With Investigation Into Butler Assassination Attempt
The president provided an update on the probe one year after the shooting.
Federal Judge Reverses Biden-Era Rule That Barred Medical Debt From Credit Reports
The judge found that the CFPB exceeded its authority when it tried to ban medical debt from credit reports, striking down the rule before it could take effect.
Trump Announces 30 Percent Tariffs on EU, Mexico
The tariffs aim to correct America’s long-running trade imbalances with the two trading partners, the U.S. president said.
Millions of Chrome, Edge Users Affected by Hijacked Browser Extensions
Malicious extensions masqueraded as popular tools, secretly tracking browsing habits and exposing millions to hijacking risks, researchers warn.
Emergency 911 Systems Go Down Across Pennsylvania, Officials Say
Residents in Pennsylvania are urged to call their local 911 center if there is an emergency, the alert said.
IRS Issues Tax Filing Request to Taxpayers Who Filed for Extensions
Those taxpayers have until Oct. 15 to file their taxes, the IRS said Friday.
No Endorsement for Republicans Who Do Not Back Rescissions Bill, Trump Says
Last month, four Republicans had voted against the bill in the House.
Senate Committee Votes to Block FBI Headquarters Relocation
The 15-14 vote was along party lines except for Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) who voted with Democrats to halt the administration’s move.
