Army Secretary Dan Driscoll’s resignation has deepened leadership turmoil at the Pentagon, where disputes over military appointments and modernization are drawing scrutiny from lawmakers.
Two hikers died after a destructive flash flood struck Bright Angel Canyon, while search teams continued looking for another missing person in Grand Canyon Park.
A whistleblower says a new USPS ballot screening system could reject entire batches of mail ballots, raising election administration concerns before the 2026 midterm elections.
Congress has approved temporary federal funding through December 11, avoiding an October shutdown deadline while leaving lawmakers with a budget fight after the November elections.
Social Security’s trust fund is projected to run dry in 2032, raising questions about future benefit levels and the political choices facing Congress and retirees.
U.S. national debt has surpassed $40 trillion, intensifying concerns about borrowing costs, federal deficits, Social Security, Medicare and difficult fiscal choices ahead for lawmakers now.
Nepal Families Continue Searching for Loved Ones After Devastating Floods Families in Nepal are continuing to search for missing relatives
Zambia’s Hakainde Hichilema Begins Second Term Amid Election Dispute Zambia’s President Hakainde Hichilema has begun a second term after taking
EU Gives China October Deadline for Progress on Trade Imbalance The European Union is giving China until October to produce
Global Markets Slide as Bond Sell-Off Deepens Amid Middle East Tensions Global financial markets fell on Sept. 2 as a
UN Report Says Global Warming Will Cross 1.5°C but Faster Action Can Limit the Overshoot A new United Nations Environment
IAEA Says Syria Cooperated on Investigation Into Undeclared Nuclear Activity The International Atomic Energy Agency says Syria has made significant
