Researchers in Iran are examining how digital health services could improve healthcare access and support for older adults.
Mesabi Metallics' $15 billion steel mill in Iowa will use iron ore from a new Minnesota mine, creating 1,750 jobs in Iowa while leaving Minnesota lawmakers frustrated that the value-added investment is leaving the state.
A Canadian air ambulance flying from Bermuda to Boston crashed off Nantucket, killing all six on board: patient Marilyn Bean, her son Sergio Lottimore, and four Canadian crew members. The Coast Guard has suspended its search.
Portland Public Schools has proposed closing up to 14 schools in "rightsizing" scenarios, citing declining enrollment and budget pressures. Parents and teachers are organizing against the plan.
Iran’s oil exports are facing disruption as shipping restrictions interfere with crude transportation routes and complicate energy trade.
Iran says it has sufficient foreign-currency reserves despite continuing economic pressure, as financial conditions remain closely watched.
A bus crash in central Iran killed 11 people and injured 24, according to authorities cited by the Associated Press
Nabor Silverio Medellin Sr., 52, was identified as the pedestrian killed by a motorcyclist in downtown Fort Wayne. The crash marks Allen County’s 31st traffic death of 2026.
A bipartisan Senate deal aims to streamline permitting for energy and infrastructure projects, requiring data centers to pay their own power costs. Its fate in the House remains uncertain.
Most families of six soldiers killed in the Iran war’s deadliest attack did not attend a White House Gold Star event, citing missed invitations and unresolved questions about the strike.
Alaska’s Senate race has centered on trawling and salmon declines, with Mary Peltola challenging Sen. Dan Sullivan on an issue that resonates across party lines and could influence Senate control.
Lawyers for David Hearn, cleared of vandalizing the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, have asked DOJ and Interior watchdogs to investigate the flawed prosecution and alleged misconduct by officials.
A 23-year-old Bronx woman was killed and her infant daughter critically injured after being pushed from a fifteenth-floor balcony. Police are seeking to question her ex-boyfriend.
Democrats hold a nine-point lead in midterm polls as Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery prepare to close their $81 billion merger on October 6.
The Justice Department has instructed employees to use “super intelligence” instead of “artificial intelligence” in official communications, following a Trump executive order.
A new study finds U.S. household water bills have risen 62% in a decade, outpacing inflation and income growth, with low-income households facing the heaviest burdens.
An extreme heat wave has broken records across Southern California, with temperatures 15-20 degrees above normal, raising wildfire and driving risks for millions under heat warnings.
A four-vehicle crash in Winter Haven, Florida killed a tenth-grade student and another driver after an oncoming car struck a school bus, sending it into a Jeep.
The Trump administration is sending $90 payments to over 20 million Medicare Part B enrollees to offset premiums, funded by the Medicare Improvement Fund, ahead of the midterm elections.
The White House says Trump will not reimburse the government for roughly $12 million in taxpayer-funded ads featuring himself, despite saying he would cover future costs through his PAC.
President Trump used an anti-transgender slur against Democratic Senate candidate Dr. Annie Andrews in South Carolina, drawing bipartisan criticism as the race tightens and Republicans invest $5 million.
Justice Alito says the Supreme Court cannot stem the rise in emergency appeals and expresses displeasure with Trump administration rhetoric, calling it different from what the court saw 15 years ago.
UK National Security Adviser Jonathan Powell made an undisclosed visit to Israel in a failed bid to prevent the closure of the British consulate in East Jerusalem, ordered by Israel in retaliation for UK sanctions on settlements.
The Dutch parliament has backed a motion rejecting the stationing of French nuclear weapons on Dutch soil as part of a strategic dialogue with France, prompting criticism from Moscow and reigniting debate over European nuclear deterrence.