Wednesday, August 26, 2026 12:29 AM ET
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US halts visa appointments globally amid Donald Trump's immigration crackdown55 minutes ago
'Warned by FBI, Canadian police of credible plot': SFJ's Pannun claims fresh threat to life1 hour ago
US - Aug 26, 2026 - Watch: US military's 'lethal kinetic strike' destroys suspected drug boat in Caribbean; 4 killed - The US military conducted a strike on a boat in the Caribbean Sea. This operation resulted in the deaths of four individuals suspected of drug trafficking. Another strike in the eastern Pacific Ocean killed two people accused of similar activities. These recent attacks bring the total killed in such operations to at least 227. Human rights groups have criticized these actions as unlawful extrajudicial killings.2 hours ago
Port Houston donates $500,000 to 32 nonprofits, supporting workforce training, STEM education and community projects2 hours ago
She raised 11 children and was losing her hearing; despite a failed cochlear implant, this single mother earned her master's degree2 hours ago
How Nathan Straus transformed philanthropy and helped make pasteurised milk the safer choice for children6 hours ago
Texas Roadhouse says claims of white employees discussing spitting in Black customers' food in a Facebook group are 'completely unfounded'7 hours ago
'We got this wrong': Target says sorry for Halloween costume that looked like racist caricature, pulls it down from collection8 hours ago
A Kentucky county closed a 225-acre golf course after it averaged only 9,000 to 10,000 rounds a year; the site is now becoming one of the county's largest new public parks, with 70% preserved as greenspace8 hours ago
In 1957, Georgia artist Eddie Owens Martin began transforming his inherited farmhouse and seven acres; 29 years of work created six major structures and 900+ feet of painted walls, now preserved as one of America's most significant visionary art environments8 hours ago
Foreign students must make an official request for authorization: ICE issues new memo as colleges pause CPT program; American students will also have to complete training8 hours ago
In 1903, rabbits were released on Hawaii's Laysan Island as a food source; within a decade they had nearly stripped it bare, and three of its five landbird species eventually went extinct8 hours ago
Thousands of dragonflies are suddenly swarming across California, and the insects could help farmers control crop pests naturally8 hours ago
New Mexico has protected nearly 11,000 acres along the Mimbres River as a new wildlife area, safeguarding historic water rights, rare river habitat and a 2-mile stretch of the desert stream8 hours ago
Dolly Parton, iconic American singer and songwriter who shaped country music, dies at 8010 hours ago
Mamdani faces lawsuit from business group over plan to open five city-owned grocery stores in NYC10 hours ago
H-1B contracting firms under stricter scrutiny in new regulation: 'Why no new regulation for H-2B who work at Mar-a-Lago'10 hours ago
Georgia sheriff's office arrested a second deputy in one month over alleged Flock misuse; latest case involved someone he had a personal relationship with10 hours ago
Arizona school worker allegedly accessed a security camera that was supposed to be disabled and downloaded videos of students changing; he now faces 7 voyeurism charges10 hours ago
Banker allegedly told his longtime friend about a secret $8.1 billion takeover; friend bought $53 million of stock and made $18.5 million11 hours ago
Lake America? Trump's latest salvo against Canada takes ties to uncharted waters11 hours ago
Meet Hannah Joseph, the Ohio sophomore who pitched a nonprofit helping seniors use technology and won an AI leadership award10 hours ago
Florida voters have approved $35 million to buy and transform 5.8 miles of underused railroad into a trail that will form part of an 11.4-mile greenway and help close a gap in a planned 400-mile trail network11 hours ago
'Zero self-awareness': Indian-origin professor slams viral video of woman welcoming parents at US airport triggering wheelchair row11 hours ago
A New Jersey artist bought a 600-square-foot cabin in 1989 and kept adding to it; 37 years later, Luna Parc is a 5,000-square-foot home, studio and living artwork still being built12 hours ago
Lindsay Clancy trial: Judge rejects mistrial plea after psychologist's Catholic faith remarks12 hours ago
'Where to kill Barron Trump?' Iranian video targets US prez's son; Secret Service probes footage13 hours ago
A Tennessee company is breaking down retired wind turbine blades instead of sending them to landfills, recovering glass fibre at 99.9% purity that can be reused in concrete, car panels and 3D-printing filament13 hours ago
In 1934, a gun club opened on 9.5 acres beside San Francisco's Lake Merced; 81 years later it closed, contaminated soil was cleaned up and the lakeside land is now being opened for public recreation13 hours ago
Mass cancellation of nonimmigrant US visa appointments triggers panic: State Department says it's for training14 hours ago
Married NYC lawyer getting fired after his video of smooching 29-year-old colleague in Central Park goes viral14 hours ago
In 1932, an Ohio foundry worker lost his job and began building a rock garden; he spent 12 years creating hundreds of structures, and his wife preserved it for another 53 years15 hours ago
In 2014, a Texas coalition bought a 17,351-acre coastal ranch for $37.7 million, much of it using Deepwater Horizon restoration money; 15,000 acres later became a wildlife area protecting wetlands, prairie and endangered whooping crane habitat15 hours ago
A Kansas cowboy put 50 wind turbines on his 7,000-acre ranch and turned the wind into his most reliable cash crop, selling electricity to thousands of homes14 hours ago
In 1993, Minnesota turned 5,000 acres of abandoned iron mines and 15 flooded pits up to 525 feet deep into Cuyuna Country; today the former mining landscape has 50+ miles of bike trails and 25 miles of shoreline16 hours ago
'Lake America': Trump floats plan to rename Lake Ontario amid escalating US-Canada trade row16 hours ago
Cavers heard wind roaring from beneath a rubble-choked pit in New Mexico; after years of digging they broke through in 1986, and more than 145 miles of Lechuguilla Cave have since been mapped16 hours ago
'We are under attack': US military aircraft lands in Russia, sparks wild theories16 hours ago
Four teens charged after stolen G-Wagon crashes into car, kills US couple16 hours ago
H-1B proposed fee could face legal challenge as immigration lawyers question DHS authority16 hours ago
US diplomats heading back to Middle East as immediate Iran war risk recedes: Report16 hours ago
In 1972, Lyndon and Lady Bird Johnson gave the Texas White House and about 600 acres to the US but kept lifetime rights; she continued living there until 200717 hours ago
Scientists planted 133 portable seismometers around Yellowstone's Old Faithful for two weeks; tiny ground vibrations revealed an underground hot-water reservoir holding about 79 million gallons17 hours ago
JD Vance backs $103,265 H-1B fee, policy groups push back17 hours ago
In 1959, Vermont bought Snake Mountain land but the seller kept timber rights; 67 years later the state plans to secure 949 acres of those rights and add 256 acres18 hours ago
In the early 2000s, Mark Magura bought a 272-acre Indiana farm; after a 3-year restoration, 200.6 acres came back as wetland, prairie and forest for wildlife18 hours ago
In 2006, South Dakota began turning a mine that produced 41 million ounces of gold into America's deepest underground lab; today scientists work 4,850 feet down searching for dark matter and neutrinos18 hours ago
In 1896, North Carolina tested sericea lespedeza as a crop; by the 1930s, officials planted it for erosion control and mine repair across the United States18 hours ago
In 2012, a retired Florida art professor began cementing discarded bottles into his yard: more than 6,000 bottles, later, he built a house, lighthouse, and giant geodesic sphere19 hours ago
US removes Syria from terrorism list after 46 years - what it means for the Middle East country19 hours ago
In the 1950s, Lilley Cornett refused timber developers for his Kentucky forest; his legacy survives today at Lilley Cornett Woods among 400-year-old trees19 hours ago
In 2017, Florida scientists tested mosquitoes around Burmese pythons; three mosquito species contained python DNA in their blood meals, suggesting insects could help locate hidden giant snakes19 hours ago
In 2006, Steve and Dianne White bought 86 acres in Fulton County, Illinois; 16 years later, it held wetlands, prairie and sightings of 71 bird species17 hours ago
In 2008, Indiana landowner John Bellman bought 104 acres near Bremen; 14 years later, an 8-acre wetland pond and prairie had turned it into a wildlife haven19 hours ago
In 2019, Louisiana rebuilt Queen Bess Island for brown pelicans after oil-spill damage; that season, biologists observed 18 nesting bird species on 37 restored acres20 hours ago
Scientists tracked 19 adult goldfish in Lake Ontario's Hamilton Harbour: 2 years later, survivors still overwintered in the same areas and returned each spring20 hours ago
1938, Massachusetts disincorporated four Swift River towns for Quabbin Reservoir; 88 years later, Dana Common still preserves cellar holes above Boston's water source19 hours ago