President Trump is blaming Canada for wildfire smoke choking much of the eastern and Midwestern U.S. and says the economic cost could be added to tariffs on Canadian imports.

The Trump administration is intensifying its push to review state voter rolls, but election officials from both parties say federal claims about non-citizen registrations remain unverified and potentially misleading.

Despite its name, a modern "ceasefire" often doesn't mean the shooting has actually stopped—and experts warn the word may be losing its meaning.

Despite the World Cup and Amazon Prime Day boosting shopping, U.S. retail spending grew less than expected—raising fresh questions about whether consumers can keep driving the economy as inflation and higher gas prices persist.

Barack Obama hasn't endorsed in Michigan's Democratic Senate primary—but millions of dollars in ads using his old praise of Haley Stevens are fueling confusion, controversy and a high-stakes battle for a crucial Senate seat.

A longtime Trump aide is under federal investigation after suspicious prediction market trades raised insider trading concerns inside the White House.

Will rising mortgage rates derail the housing market? Renewed Middle East tensions, higher oil prices, and stubborn borrowing costs are making homeownership even harder to afford.

As protests continue after the fatal shooting of Johan Sebastián Durán Guerrero, Biddeford's mayor is demanding an independent investigation, greater transparency, and answers about federal immigration enforcement.

President Trump is set to deliver a primetime address on alleged foreign election interference, reviving debate over the 2020 election and raising concerns among election officials about public confidence in future voting.

Ukraine's decision to remove its popular defense minister has triggered rare wartime protests, exposed deep divisions within the country's military leadership, and raised concerns among Western allies.

After two more fatal ICE shootings, the Trump administration briefly halted a key immigration enforcement tactic—only for President Trump to quickly reverse course, exposing growing tensions over safety, accountability, and enforcement strategy.

Why has the Pentagon delayed releasing key findings on a deadly U.S. strike in Iran? A new report raises questions about intelligence failures, military transparency, and accountability.

A newly unsealed FBI warrant alleging suspected drugs inside Lorenzo Salgado Araujo's van has intensified scrutiny of the fatal ICE shooting in Houston, with civil rights advocates questioning the timing and calling for an independent investigation.

President Trump announced that Iran has released American citizen Dena Karari, who had been barred from leaving the country since late 2024, calling the move a gesture of goodwill amid escalating U.S. military strikes.

President Trump's latest CDC director nominee, Dr. Erica Schwartz, is pitching stability after months of turmoil at the nation's top public health agency, even as questions persist over the administration's health agenda and Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s influence.