Kevin Nakamura
Three Charged in Iran-Linked Terror Plots Targeting Sites in the U.S. and Europe
Prosecutors say one scheme targeted a British air base that housed U.S. troops and aircraft.
Briefings
Original reports on the day’s biggest stories from our news team.
Priya Desai
Trump Urges Senate to Speed Pipeline and Power Plant Permits Before Democrats Take Over
The president wants a bipartisan permitting bill passed while Republicans still hold Congress.
Rebecca Hartman
Ohio State Suspends Fraternity After Video Shows Two Men on Fire
Police are investigating an alleged hazing incident at the Sigma Alpha Epsilon chapter.
Samuel Adeyemi
California Will Card Shoppers for Diet and Muscle-Building Supplements Starting Jan. 1
Critics point out the state requires ID for gym supplements but not, generally, for voting.
Maya Thompson
Protesters Hurl Objects at Joe and Jill Biden in Dublin; Two Arrested
The former president was at Trinity College, where Hunter Biden received an award.
Victoria Chen
Stocks Slip as Treasury Yields Climb; Bitcoin Drops 2%
The Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq all close lower Tuesday while gold and oil edge up.
Rebecca Hartman
Ole Miss Student Apologizes and Withdraws After Doorbell Video of Racist Taunts Goes Viral
The video showed young women making monkey sounds and gestures outside the apartment of three Black students.
Jack Hollister
Schumer's Grip Slips as Sanders, Slotkin and a Major Union Refuse to Back Him for Majority Leader
The calls for a 'new generation' of Democratic leadership are growing louder before the party takes the Senate.
Kendall Price
Regulators Reportedly Poised to Charge Prediction-Market Giant Kalshi
The betting platform may face federal charges over how it notified regulators about new contracts.
Ryan Mercer
Microsoft Reportedly Lobbies Trump Administration Not to Ban Chinese Data Center Parts
The company is among several firms pushing back on adding Chinese-made AI components to a federal ban list.
Sophia Reyes
Gallup: Support for the Death Penalty Falls Below 50% for the First Time Since 1971
Just 49% of Americans now approve of capital punishment.
Ava Sterling
House Shelves Massie's Hegseth Impeachment Resolution in 211-204 Vote
Rep. Thomas Massie was the lone Republican to oppose sending his articles to committee, as President Trump gave Hegseth an 'A plus.'
Ray Castellano
Fed Hawks Circle: Waller Opens the Door to a Half-Point Hike, Logan Wants at Least Two More
After a hot inflation report, two Federal Reserve officials signaled the central bank may need to move faster.
Joe Redhawk
Tribal Leaders Push Back as Senate Advances Permitting Overhaul
Tribes warn the bill could weaken consultation and threaten sacred sites, even as supporters say faster permits will lower power bills.
Michael Grant
CDC Says Its Measles Response Won't Change Even if the U.S. Loses Measles-Free Status
Health experts convened by the Pan American Health Organization will decide in the coming days.