Monday, July 27, 2026 9:25 AM ET
2 days ago
Despite its strength, US military faces a reputational crisis over Iran -- Anna Mulrine Grobe2 days ago
Burned by past shutdowns, Republicans start budget process ahead of schedule -- Caitlin Babcock2 days ago
There's agreement that ICE should have body cameras. So why don't all officers have them? -- Sarah Matusek3 days ago
Law & Courts -- Supreme Court's birthright citizenship ruling keeps door open for opposition2 days ago
Society -- As disapproval of Israel grows, Jewish Americans feel a chill2 days ago
Maine town where immigrants felt secure shaken by ICE killing3 days ago
Politics -- Maine Democrats are moving on from Platner. But cracks might linger.4 days ago
Education -- In the AI age, internships have higher stakes. There are ways to maximize the experience.4 days ago
From the Magazine -- In Joplin, a tornado took 'things you remember.' But the city's civic bonds endure.4 days ago
Society -- From record viewership to unlikely friendships, how soccer won the World Cup5 days ago
First Look -- ICE will require its officers to record vehicle stops5 days ago
Society -- Pitch-perfect fandom: Stadium sing-alongs score at World Cup5 days ago
Society -- 50 years later, a bicentennial class reflects on a divided, yet hopeful, America6 days ago
Security -- With ceasefire gone, the question rises: Will Iran war ever end?6 days ago
DHS denounces victims of immigration enforcement shootings before facts known7 days ago
It's not just Hormuz. Red Sea shipping lanes are now under threat, too. The stalemate between the U.S. and Iran over control of the Strait of Hormuz has created a global economic shock. Now, the conflict is threatening to disrupt international shipping through the Red Sea. By - Taylor Luck - / 5 min7 hours ago