News from the United States, including federal politics, policy decisions, legal developments, and major national stories.
The FAA has suspended all flights into and out of El Paso, Texas, for the next 10 days, citing "unspecified security reasons." The move has sparked speculation about border-related operations or high-level federal activity in the region.
Giant tech firms are reportedly exploring legal and structural loopholes to bypass the Trump administration's new $100,000 fee for H-1B visas. While smaller companies are struggling, "Big Tech" is looking at offshore options to retain global talent.
Tragedy struck British Columbia as a mass shooting at a high school and a nearby residence left 9 people dead, including the attacker. Prime Minister Mark Carney has expressed "profound heartbreak" as police investigate the motive behind the rare and violent event in Tumbler Ridge.
Tensions with Iran are escalating as U.S. President Donald Trump weighed the deployment of a second aircraft carrier strike group to the Middle East. The move is intended to increase "maximum pressure" during ongoing diplomatic talks regarding regional security and nuclear enrichment.
Air Canada has suspended all flights to Cuba with immediate effect, as a new U.S. oil blockade deepens fuel shortages and pushes the island into emergency energy rationing.
New revelations from unredacted Jeffrey Epstein-related documents have triggered political fallout in the UK and the U.S., with Lord Mandelson leaving the Labour Party and singer Chappell Roan severing agency ties.
The U.S. administration is pushing to repeal the landmark Endangerment Finding that declared greenhouse gases a threat to public health, a shift expected to trigger major regulatory upheaval and widespread legal challenges.
U.S. President Donald Trump has threatened to block the opening of the nearly-complete Gordie Howe International Bridge, between Detroit and Windsor, demanding the United States be “fully compensated” dispite a broader trade dispute with Canada.
President Donald Trump recently slammed U.S. elections as a "rigged" global laughingstock. He is now pushing the SAVE Act, demanding mandatory voter ID and citizenship proof to "save the country"
The Washington Post’s publisher and chief executive has announced plans to step down, weeks after the newspaper carried out mass layoffs amid deepening financial pressures.
