PoliticsAug 6, 2026Three Republican AGs Subpoena Fauci Over Pandemic-Era Covid GuidanceAttorneys general in three Republican-led states have issued a subpoena to Anthony Fauci, escalating a years-long push to compel testimony on how early Covid-19 guidance was developed.By Daniel Osei
PoliticsAug 6, 2026Senate Faces Time Crunch Before August Recess as Shutdown Deadline LoomsWith its August recess just days away, the Senate is racing through a backlog of unfinished business while a fall government funding deadline adds to the pressure.By Karen Ellis
Breaking NewsAug 5, 2026BREAKING: Magnitude 6.1 Earthquake Strikes Off the Pacific CoastThe USGS confirmed the quake struck offshore with no immediate reports of major damage; a tsunami warning was briefly issued and later lifted.By Newsroom Staff
Breaking NewsAug 5, 2026BREAKING: Major Airline Grounds Fleet After Software GlitchHundreds of flights were delayed nationwide after a scheduling system outage; the carrier says services are gradually being restored.By Newsroom Staff
PoliticsAug 5, 2026Trump Turns Economic Address Into Broadside Against Democrats After Michigan Primary UpsetPresident Trump used a speech billed as an economic policy address to instead attack Democrats, a day after Abdul El-Sayed's primary win reshaped Michigan's Senate race.By Marissa Cole
PoliticsAug 5, 2026New Mexico Sues Justice Department for Access to Sealed Epstein FilesNew Mexico's attorney general has sued the Justice Department, accusing federal officials of improperly withholding unredacted records tied to the Jeffrey Epstein investigation.By Karen Ellis
PoliticsAug 5, 2026FAA Confirms Marine One Came Too Close to Passenger Jet Near Reagan NationalThe FAA says Marine One briefly flew closer than permitted to a commercial passenger jet, prompting a federal safety review of the encounter.By Daniel Osei
PoliticsAug 5, 2026Key GOP Senator Says She Will Oppose Blanche Nomination, Narrowing Path to ConfirmationA pivotal Republican senator says she will vote against confirming Todd Blanche, complicating the nominee's path through a narrowly divided Senate.By Karen Ellis