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Israel Says It Is Cutting Off Its Electricity Supply to Gaza

Israel wants Hamas to release half of the remaining hostages in return for a promise to negotiate a lasting truce.

By ASSOCIATED PRESS

Top U.S. Health Agency Makes $25,000 Buyout Offer to Most Employees

Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Trump's Secretary of Health and Human Services, previously hinted at plans of deep cuts to the staff.

By AMANDA SEITZ / AP

Secret Service Shoot Armed Man Near White House, Authorities Say

"The individual brandished a firearm and an armed confrontation ensued," the Secret Service said in a statement.

By ASSOCIATED PRESS

House Republicans Unveil Bill to Avoid Government Shutdown

House Republicans unveiled a spending bill Saturday that would keep federal agencies funded through Sept. 30.

By KEVIN FREKING / AP

Trump Has Begun Another Trade War. Here's a Timeline of How We Got Here

Long-threatened tariffs from U.S. President Donald Trump have plunged the country into a trade war abroad.

By WYATTE GRANTHAM-PHILIPS / AP

Unions Ask Court to Stop DOGE Accessing Americans' Social Security Data

A group of labor unions are asking a federal court for an emergency order to stop Elon Musk's DOGE from accessing the sensitive data.

By FATIMA HUSSEIN and LINDSAY WHITEHURST / AP

New Russian Strikes on Ukraine Cause Fatalities

The wave of attacks took place just 24 hours after Russia hit Ukrainian energy facilities with dozens of missiles and drones.

By ASSOCIATED PRESS

What Is Hantavirus, the Infection That Killed Gene Hackman's Wife?

Gene Hackman’s wife, Betsy Arakawa, died from hantavirus infection, officials in New Mexico announced Friday.

By Associated Press

Gene Hackman Died of Heart Disease

Gene Hackman died of heart disease and showed severe signs of Alzheimer’s disease a full week after his wife died of hantavirus.

By MORGAN LEE / AP

20 States Sue Over Some Federal Firings

Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown is leading the coalition of attorneys general in the federal lawsuit that was filed late Thursday.

By BRIAN WITTE / AP

Affordable Housing Projects in Limbo

The Trump administration has stalled at least $60 million in funding intended largely for affordable housing developments nationwide.

By JESSE BEDAYN / AP

Researchers and Doctors Rally for Science

In the nation's capital, thousands gathered at the Stand Up for Science rally. Similar rallies are planned in more than 30 U.S. cities.

By SETH BORENSTEIN/AP

How Serious Is the Pope's Condition?

Doctors not involved in the pope’s care say the road ahead could be tricky, even if the 88-year-old pope fully recovers.

By MARIA CHENG / AP

Democrats Use Egg Prices to Attack Trump

Some Democrats are convinced that their road to recovery lies in the price of eggs.

By STEVE PEOPLES / AP

No Sympathy From Family for Some Axed Federal Workers

Some laid-off federal workers are running into another unexpected unpleasantry: Relatives cheering their firing.

By MATT SEDENSKY / AP

Adult in New Mexico Dies with Measles

The person who died was unvaccinated, though the virus has not been confirmed as the cause.

By DEVI SHASTRI/AP

Trump Says He Sent Letter to Iran's Supreme Leader Over Nuclear Program

Trump made the comments in an interview aired on Friday by Fox Business News, saying he wrote to Iranian leaders.

By JON GAMBRELL and WILL WEISSERT / AP

New Zealand Diplomat in London Loses His Job Over Remarks About Trump

Phil Goff, New Zealand's high commissioner to the U.K., made the comments at an event on Tuesday.

By CHARLOTTE GRAHAM-McLAY / AP

Federal Judge to Hear Arguments Over Immigration Arrests in U.S. Schools

Denver Public Schools is asking U.S. District Judge Daniel Domenico to block immigration enforcement in schools across the country.

By COLLEEN SLEVIN / AP

San Carlos Apache Teenager's Death Reverberates Throughout Indian Country

Emily Pike's tragic death is stirring heavy emotions and spotlighting a crisis that has long plagued Native American communities.

By SEJAL GOVINDARAO / AP
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