Priya Desai
Oil Slides Below $90 as Trump Signals the Iran War Is ‘Effectively Over’
Crude hit its lowest level since late August and stocks climbed after the President played down the chance of new strikes.
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Original reports on the day’s biggest stories from our news team.
Elena Vasquez
FDA Adds Warning on Rare Vision Loss to GLP-1 Weight-Loss Drugs
The agency is requiring labels on drugs like Ozempic, Wegovy and Zepbound to flag a rare optic nerve condition, even as new studies point to other benefits.
Andre Coleman
Kirk Cousins Heads Home to Minnesota as Raiders Hand the Keys to Rookie Mendoza
The Vikings reacquired their former starter at the trade deadline, and Las Vegas will start its No. 1 pick this weekend.
Frank Kowalski
Investigators Recover Cockpit Voice Recorder From Florida Jet Crash That Killed Nine
The recorder could reveal what the pilots said as they lost control of the business jet in severe weather last week.
Ethan Calloway
Beijing Arrests Pastor of Underground Church After Raid by 100 Officers
Pastor Edward Cui of Beijing Jiaquan Church faces fraud charges his supporters say are tied to the church refusing to register with the Communist Party.
Claire Donovan
Trump Rallies Behind Hegseth After House Kills Massie Impeachment Bid
The President called the outgoing Kentucky congressman a “stone-cold loser” and handed his War Secretary top marks as Republicans held the line 211-204.
Sophia Reyes
Vance Says the Iran War Cost Republicans the Midterms. Trump Says He Would Change Nothing.
The Vice President's blunt postmortem and the President's refusal to second-guess the war are setting up the first real test of the Trump-Vance partnership heading toward 2028.
Ava Sterling
Thune Survives Conservative Revolt to Keep Senate GOP Leadership
Senate Republicans re-elected John Thune by acclamation after conservatives forced a two-hour standoff demanding a plan for the minority years ahead.
Ryan Mercer
Trump Says FBI Is Looking Into Nvidia Chief's Relationship as Democrats Seek Huang's Testimony
The scandal around Jensen Huang and a woman believed to be a Chinese intelligence asset is widening from the boardroom to Capitol Hill.
Grace Whitfield
U.S.-Brokered Russia-Ukraine Talks Open in Abu Dhabi, the First in Nine Months
American, Russian and Ukrainian negotiators sat down in the UAE as Washington pushes for a final end to a war nearing its fifth year.
Natalie Sinclair
Judge Lets Trump's $10 Billion Defamation Suit Against the BBC Move Forward
A federal judge in Florida refused to toss the President's claim over a misleadingly edited speech clip, though he threw out a separate trade-practices count.
Lauren Pierce
Kennedy Family Goes to Court to Stop Trump's Arch Near JFK's Grave
Members of the Kennedy family say the planned 250-foot triumphal arch would cast a shadow over the eternal flame at Arlington. The administration's monument plan now faces a family fight.
Andre Coleman
Two Daredevils Fired Out of Europe's Tallest Chimney Set Human Catapult World Records
A 60-meter catapult built inside a 360-meter smokestack in Slovenia launched two BASE jumpers from zero to 112 mph in just over two seconds.
Beau Thibodeaux
Booed in Winnipeg, Team USA Hero Connor Hellebuyck Says Threats Against His Family Drove Him Out
The Devils goaltender says the reasons for his trade request went beyond online death threats.
Andre Coleman
Bills Land Titans Safety Amani Hooker in Deadline Deal
Buffalo loads up its secondary for a Super Bowl run.