Jaylen Brown’s Beverly Hills event was shut down over permit issues the city later admitted were based on inaccurate information, prompting Brown to call the apology insufficient.
Massachusetts health giant Baystate Health ends transgender hormone treatment for minors, citing federal funding fears under Trump administration scrutiny.
EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin reverses Biden-era mercury standards for coal plants, sparking praise from energy advocates for struggling coal communities.
An 11-year-old Pennsylvania boy accused of fatally shooting his adoptive father appeared in court this week, charged as an adult with criminal homicide.
Nearly two dozen people evacuated from Washington courtroom after fentanyl residue found on drug evidence scale, triggering emergency hazmat response and safety concerns.
The Media Research Center resurfaced a 1995 immigration special from CBS, where the host, Dan Rather, warned of the hazards of legal and illegal mass immigration.
After her Olympic crash, Lindsey Vonn faced a grueling six-hour surgery filled with plates and screws—her fifth operation—as she continued her long recovery journey.
Georgia teacher Danielle Weaver, 29, is charged with child molestation after allegations of inappropriate contact with a student at Lee County High School.
Despite Supreme Court ruling against Trump tariffs, Scott Bessent pledges administration will return to "same tariff level" through alternative mechanisms.
An armed man crashed into a Nevada power facility in an alleged terrorism act, authorities said. A weapons cache and extremist books were found after the suicide incident.
Mayors for Guaranteed Income coalition of 150 mayors pushed pilot programs offering up to $1,000 monthly payments as more than 100 pilots launch since 2018.
Small wine importer Victor Schwartz took on Trump's tariffs and won at the Supreme Court, proving small businesses can challenge presidential overreach.
An NPR editor slammed the "’inappropriate remark" from "Morning Edition" co-host Steve Inskeep comparing the appearance of the masked Nancy Guthrie suspect to an ICE agent.
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is defending Trump’s order to protect a glyphosate precursor, even though he once tied the herbicide to chronic disease and vowed to curb its exposure.