The Trump administration’s communications licensing tsar fired a warning shot over the US broadcasting industry Saturday, threatening to cancel the spectrum permits of broadcasters pushing what he termed “hoaxes and news distortions."

All six crew members on board a US KC-135 military aerial refuelling plane that crashed in western Iraq yesterday have been confirmed dead, US Central Command said in an update Friday.

US Department of Justice says state rolls are needed to ensure fairness of elections.

A sign at a Wisconsin pharmacy advertises vaccine availability in December. Wisconsin is among the states that now rely on non-federal sources of childhood vaccine guidance as the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention de-emphasizes vaccines. (Erik Gunn / Wisconsin Examiner) By Tim Henderson Stateline Twenty-nine states and the District of Columbia now reject at least some federal vaccine guidance as the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention continues

Children living in two cities that removed fluoride from drinking water are suffering from shocking levels of severe tooth decay, studies have found.

Lemon Creek Multimodal Path in Juneau is among projects on hold that received funding from Biden-era program.

Legislation in at least eight states would expand the rights of doctors, nurses, hospitals and even insurance companies to refuse to provide or pay for care — from contraception and fertility services to medical marijuana and childhood vaccines — that conflicts with their religious or moral beliefs.

Americans are paying more for gas Monday as the U.S.-Israeli war with Iran chokes off a significant route for roughly one-fifth of the world’s petroleum products.

Some experts fear it could create chaos for endangered species and coal miners alike.

The price of oil surged past $100 per barrel on Sunday, the first time it crossed that mark since Russia’s 2022 invasion of Ukraine.

The second most-expensive city in which to purchase a Big Arch is Juneau, where the burger costs $11.49.

The escalating war in Iran has already rattled global markets and driven oil prices to their highest levels since April 2024. If the conflict persists, the strain on the global economy deepens and the burden on U.S. taxpayers grows.