Month: July 2026

Vehicles designed with flush, electrically operated door handles made by Tesla Inc. and other carmakers have been involved in a series of incidents in which occupants have been trapped inside…

After racing ends — and there isn't a current timeline for that — the racetrack and other existing structures would be demolished and the property cleared for a new neighborhood.

The government has withdrawn subpoenas for New York Times reporters, ending a dispute over sources for stories about a gifted Trump jet.

Lawyers for singer D4vd challenge police DNA testing methods as a preliminary hearing continues in the murder case of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez.

The lawsuit says the Trump administration is placing conditions on states receiving federal funding meant to help prepare for, respond to or protect against catastrophic disasters.

More than two dozen states sue the Trump administration over election and immigration conditions for federal disaster funding.

Senate Democrats say the Social Security commissioner misused official resources to push misleading claims about Trump's tax and spending law.

Democrats call for an IRS watchdog investigation into the firing of Kenneth Kies following his warnings about White House influence on audits.

Influencer Laura Loomer met with President Zelenskyy in Kyiv after reversing years of public opposition to Ukraine and criticizing Russian war tactics.

Oil prices have surpassed $100 a barrel due to Middle East conflict, leading to higher costs for gasoline, groceries, and consumer shipping.