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President Trump suggests turning America’s 250th birthday event into a MAGA rally after artists withdraw.

A United Airlines flight returned to Newark due to a Bluetooth device named ‘BOMB.’ Security protocols were enacted.

Behind the Scenes: Delta’s Bag Operations at Atlanta’s Busy Airport

Peak summer travel kicks off as NPR explores Delta Air Lines’ handling of over 100,000 bags daily in Atlanta.

A federal judge is reviewing a $1.8 billion fund established by the Trump administration to address alleged government wrongs.

Pride events face funding challenges as corporate sponsors withdraw amid DEI backlash, impacting celebrations nationwide.

A federal judge blocks Trump’s plans for the Kennedy Center

Judge Cooper halts Trump’s Kennedy Center renaming and renovation plans, citing legal and procedural concerns.

This week, the pope took a stand on AI in an encyclical Google Gemini called “historic and highly ambitious.”

Decades of disinvestment left a Black St. Louis neighborhood vulnerable to tornadoes, risking a drop in homeownership.

Despite some states experiencing surges, U.S. overdose deaths decreased by 14% in 2025, thanks to naloxone and other measures.

A Google software engineer is charged with using confidential data for trades, earning $1.2M on Polymarket.

The White House remains silent on President Trump’s recent check-up, sparking criticism over transparency and health concerns.

Texas GOP Picks Ken Paxton for Senate, Unseating Cornyn

Paxton, endorsed by Trump, won the primary, setting up a battle against Democrat James Talarico.