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Bank of America Settles Epstein Victims Lawsuit, Avoiding Trial That Could Have Exposed Banking Ties

Trump Says 100 Million Barrels of Venezuelan Oil Are Coming — But Gas Prices Are Rising

U.S. Submarine Sinks Iranian Warship, Leaving 87 Dead in Major Naval Escalation

State Department Warns Americans Overseas: Depart Immediately

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Bank of America has agreed to settle a lawsuit brought by victims of Jeffrey Epstein, ending a case that examined whether major banks overlooked warning signs tied to Epstein's financial network.

Bank of America Settles Epstein Victims Lawsuit, Avoiding Trial That Could Have Exposed Banking Ties

President Donald Trump speaks during a press conference on March 9, addressing U.S. energy supply and highlighting a new oil partnership with Venezuela.

Trump Says 100 Million Barrels of Venezuelan Oil Are Coming — But Gas Prices Are Rising

Iranian waship "Iris Dena" sunk by the U.S.

U.S. Submarine Sinks Iranian Warship, Leaving 87 Dead in Major Naval Escalation

Travelers move through airport customs as the State Department expands evacuation warnings, urging Americans overseas to leave affected regions immediately.

State Department Warns Americans Overseas: Depart Immediately

Oil tankers halted near the closed Strait of Hormuz, where any prolonged disruption could quickly impact fuel prices worldwide.

Iran Closes Strait of Hormuz After Strikes, Threatening Global Oil Supply

US and Israel strike Iran.

BREAKING NEWS: U.S. and Israel Strike Iran; Supreme Leader Reported Dead as Region Erupts

World Economic Forum CEO Børge Brende Steps Down Following Epstein Scrutiny.

World Economic Forum CEO Børge Brende Steps Down Following Epstein Scrutiny

Former President Bill Clinton and Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton photographed while walking their dog.

Clintons Testify in Epstein Probe as Congressional Scrutiny Intensifies

Heavy snowfall coats a residential deck and surrounding tree line as a winter storm that began Sunday moves through the Mid-Atlantic region early Monday morning.

Powerful Winter Storm Blasts Mid-Atlantic, Shutting Down Schools & Travel

Scales of justice, gavel, and law book in a courtroom.

Supreme Court Rules Trump Tariffs Unlawful, Billions Could Be Returned

Former Prince Andrew arrested in expanding Epstein investigation.

Former Prince Andrew Arrested in Expanding Epstein Investigation

President Trump establishing Board of Peace as an official international organization.

Trump-Led ‘Board of Peace’ Pledges Billions for Gaza Reconstruction

Tricia McLaughlin served as the Department of Homeland Security’s chief public affairs official before announcing her departure this week.

DHS Spokesperson Tricia McLaughlin Resigns Amid Political Backlash Over Immigration Enforcement

Fire weather expected as sun scortches country road.

Fire Weather Threatens Central U.S. as Warmth and Wind Elevate Risk

Rev. Jesse Jackson, civil rights leader and two-time presidential candidate, spent decades advocating for racial and economic justice across America.

BREAKING NEWS: Rev. Jesse Jackson, Civil Rights Icon and Presidential Trailblazer, Dies at 84

Travelers move through airport security checkpoints as a partial DHS shutdown raises concerns about potential delays during peak Spring Break travel.

DHS Shutdown Raises Travel Concerns as Spring Break Approaches

Members of Congress exit the Capitol as DHS funding expires, setting the stage for a potential weekend shutdown.

DHS Set to Shut Down After Congress Leaves Washington Without Funding Deal

An alpine skier speeds down the slopes as competition unfolds at the 2026 Winter Olympics in Italy.

Winter Olympics 2026: Milan-Cortina Games Bring Global Competition to Northern Italy

An FBI-issued flyer displays Nancy Guthrie and images of an unidentified individual seen near her home before she vanished.

Arrest Made in Disappearance of Savannah Guthrie’s Mother

Sen. John Thune addresses reporters on Capitol Hill about bipartisan talks to avert a potential DHS funding lapse.

Senate Republicans Push for DHS Funding Extension Amid Shutdown Concerns

One of many construction sites of the Hudson Tunnel Project.

Trump Wants Dulles Airport and Penn Station to Bear His Name in Exchange for Release of Gateway Tunnel Funding

President Trump announces the launch of TrumpRx.

Trump Officially Launches TrumpRx.gov to Lower Prescription Drug Costs

A physician speaks with a patient during a routine office visit.

What Trump’s “Great Healthcare Plan” Means for Your Money — and Your Care

Brad Karp, longtime chairman of Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison, who resigned Wednesday following the release of newly unsealed federal documents.

Paul Weiss Chairman Steps Down After Newly Released Epstein Emails Surface

Federal agents prepare to depart as the Trump administration pulls back 700 immigration agents from Minnesota amid protests and mounting pushback.

White House Orders Withdrawal of 700 Immigration Agents from Minnesota

The Kennedy Center in Washington, DC to close for two years for renovations.

Trump Administration Announces Two-Year Closure of Kennedy Center

Downtown Minneapolis, Minnesota

Federal Agents Identified in Fatal Minneapolis Shooting, Renewing Calls for Accountability

An illustrative image shows federal agents handling boxed election records in a storage facility.

FBI Seizes Hundreds of Boxes of 2020 Election Records in Fulton County, GA

The U.S. Senate chamber, where lawmakers are locked in budget negotiations that could determine whether parts of the federal government shut down

Government Shutdown Risk Grows as Immigration Enforcement Fight Escalates

Residents shovel driveways and dig out vehicles following heavy snowfall and lingering winter conditions.

Lingering Ice and Severe Cold Weather Continue to Disrupt Daily Life, School, and Travel

Bystanders record an active police scene, capturing moments that later become central to how the public understands unfolding events.

When What Americans See Conflicts With What They’re Told

With storefronts closed and foot traffic down, Minnesota communities felt the economic impact of a coordinated ICE protest blackout.

No Work, No School, No Shopping: Minnesota Residents Shut Down Daily Life in ICE Protest Blackout

President Trump signs the Board of Peace agreement during a formal ceremony in Switzerland, launching a new U.S.-led foreign policy initiative.

Trump Hosts Board of Peace Signing in Switzerland Amid Mixed Global Reactions

A new ICE memo authorizes officers to enter homes without a judicial warrant.

ICE Memo Sparks Uproar: Immigration Officers Authorized to Enter Homes Without Judicial Warrants

Heavy snowfall blankets a major U.S. highway as a powerful winter storm brings dangerous travel conditions across large parts of the country.

UPDATED: Potentially Historic Winter Storm to Slam Southern Plains Through Mid-Atlantic This Weekend

U.S.–European tensions rise over Greenland and trade pressure.

Europe Warns of ‘Dangerous Downward Spiral’ as Trump Threatens Tariffs Over Greenland

President Trump introduces The Great Healthcare Plan.

Trump Introduces ‘Great Healthcare Plan’ Focused on Lowering Costs

The U.S. State Department announced a suspension of immigrant visa processing for nationals of 75 countries.

U.S. Suspends Immigrant Visa Processing for Nationals of 75 Countries

Federal immigration officers face protesters in Minneapolis following a late-night enforcement incident.

ICE Officer Shoots Venezuelan Man During Enforcement Action in Minneapolis

An Iranian protester raises a damaged national flag during clashes with security forces amid escalating nationwide unrest.

Iran Protest Crackdown Nears 2,600 Dead Amid Warnings of Strikes on U.S. Bases

U.S. Department of Justice building

Senior DOJ Leaders Resign After Refusal to Investigate Minnesota ICE Shooting

Minneapolis downtown skyline at dusk - Minnesota, USA

Minnesota Sues Trump Administration Over Immigration Operations in Twin Cities

Vice President Vance speaks at white house press conference.

Vice President Vance Says ICE Agent Has “Absolute Immunity” in Deadly Minneapolis Shooting

ICE officers and vehicles are seen at the scene of a Minneapolis immigration operation that ended in a fatal shooting.

Minnesota Seeks Answers After Fatal ICE Shooting in Minneapolis

A couple prepare their tax returns.

Trump Promised Historic Tax Savings — What Americans May Really See This Tax Season

Nicolás Maduro, photographed prior to his U.S. court appearance on federal charges.

Maduro Pleads Not Guilty in New York Court to Narco-Terrorism and Drug Trafficking Charges

President Trump withdraws National Guard from major cities.

Trump Withdraws National Guard From Major Cities — for Now

Group of young adults celebrate the New Year.

FBI Prevents Alleged ISIS-Inspired New Year’s Eve Attack in North Carolina

U.S. Department of Justice building

Justice Department Releases New Epstein Files, Drawing Scrutiny Over Redactions

A woman rests at home with a fever as a severe "super flu" wave spreads across several U.S. states.

U.S. Faces Early, Severe Flu Surge as ‘Super Flu’ Strains Hit Multiple States

Claudio Manuel Neves Valente - Brown University shooter found dead.

Suspect in Brown University Shooting Found Dead in New Hampshire Storage Facility

A set of firearms displayed on a dark surface, used to illustrate Australia’s newly announced national gun buyback initiative.

Australia Launches Gun Buyback After Sydney Beach Attack

Stacks of cash symbolize new dividend for U.S. military troops.

Trump Announces $1,776 ‘Warrior Dividend’ Payout for U.S. Troops

A woman in a wheelchair looks up at the Blue Origin rocket ahead of the historic accessibility-focused flight.

Blue Origin to Launch First Wheelchair User Into Space on Historic Flight