How newspapers across the country responded to Trump’s indictment

The regional rail service was disrupted by Amtrak overhead wire issues near the Philadelphia Zoo.

The latest strikes are part of a dual economic and military approach by President Donald Trump as he struggles to bring an end to a more than six-month-old war with Tehran.

A second contract with Flock that cost $9,225 per year for two years expired last month.

The Justice Department is demanding testimony before a Florida grand jury in a probe targeting perceived adversaries of President Donald Trump.

“The man in the red bandanna has become more famous than me,” Trump said during the speech on the Ellipse, where he awarded a posthumous Medal of Freedom to Welles Crowther. “I don’t like it.”

The Pennsylvania Immigration Coalition said the arrests represent the largest work-place raid in the state to date.

Concerns over political intrusion, lingering pandemic impact, and lower test scores are drivers.

The European Commission approved a loan of 3.2 billion euros ($3.7 billion) for Kyiv to purchase components for Patriot air defense systems, Ukraine’s Defense Ministry said.

Iceland’s leaders on Tuesday publicly condemned a social media post from President Donald Trump showing the American flag covering their nation along with Greenland, Canada, Mexico and Caribbean states.

State prosecutors said Krasner's office should not be allowed to stay on the controversial case. Krasner's office said the AG's conclusions were wrong.

He joined the district attorney’s office in 1960, worked as assistant district attorney in the major trials unit, and handled hundreds of cases involving murder, assault, robbery, and other crimes.

An Israeli newspaper says Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was directly warned just days before the militant group's attack killed 1,200 people. Netanyahu denies the report.

Mayor Zohran Mamdani has directed the release of more than 170,000 pages of documents that suggest workers and residents were potentially exposed to toxins.

The now-retired principal of Pollock Elementary collected but never deposited graduation dues and the proceeds of other school activities.

In a bit of circular reasoning that seemed pulled straight from the novel "Catch-22," Navy medical experts said the Navy had never studied the problem, so there was no hard evidence that it existed.

Christopher M. Barnett's company, ABA Centers of America, is under federal investigation over allegations of money laundering, wire fraud and other offenses.

Prolific writer and veteran teacher Bennett Fairorth was looking forward to a 100th birthday party with former students, his brother said.

The maker of private jets in response pointed out that major components for its planes, from wings to engines, are produced in the U.S. and that its supply chain relies heavily on U.S. companies.

The township ended plans to convert the former home of St. George Hunt Memorial Veterinary Hospital into a courthouse following a thorough review of the site and “vital feedback” from residents.

Shania Bennett, who has not yet put together a campaign team or settled on a policy platform, faces an uphill battle to challenge Mayor Cherelle L. Parker's reelection bid next May.

Siale Taupaki, playing in his eighth college football season, said he’s using his name, image, and likeness earnings to help his family: “My parents are still struggling.”

The NBA legend joins a growing list of athletes who have partnered with or invested in prediction markets.

After playing one game at single-A Clearwater, Miller was starting at shortstop for Reading on Tuesday. A back condition had kept him out since spring training.

The move was widely expected after the Public Investment Fund of Saudi Arabia abruptly ended its financial support after the final event of the 2026 season.

Having more than two parties wouldn’t magically solve all problems, but it could broaden democratic competition and debate.