3 climbers who fell near treacherous pass on Alaska’s Mount McKinley are dead, 1 rescued
Members of a Latvian mountaineering expedition died after falling on Mount McKinley near Denali Pass, a fourth climber was evacuated.
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Analysis: Iran’s stranglehold on Strait of Hormuz loosens as Gulf Arab oil reaches market
Iran’s stranglehold on the Strait of Hormuz may be easing as the war drags on, and its own oil problems now seem to be mounting.
Tulsi Gabbard resigns as director of national intelligence, citing her husband’s health
Tulsi Gabbard has resigned as President Donald Trump’s director of national intelligence, saying she needed to step away as her husband battles cancer.
For Vance and Rubio, the road to 2028 takes a turn through the White House briefing room
The early Republican race to succeed President Donald Trump in just over two years’ time seems to already be playing out in one of the most public forums possible: the White House press briefing room.
Kennedy Center board seeks pause of ruling ordering removal of Trump’s name by Friday deadline
President Donald Trump’s board at the Kennedy Center is trying to keep his name on the building before a deadline to remove it by Friday.
Owner of ‘Peanuts’ music sues 3 companies and US government alleging illegal use of its catchy tunes
The defendants include the U.S. Department of the Interior.
Will White House correspondents’ dinner be rescheduled? Some say: ‘Let’s call the whole thing off’
Weeks after what prosecutors say was an attempt to kill President Trump, the White House correspondents’ dinner hasn’t been rescheduled.
Rubio doubtful of diplomacy with Cuba as Trump raises new threat of military action
Rubio told reporters that Cuba has been a national security threat for years because of its ties to U.S. adversaries.
Psychiatrist says new UCSD Health policy hits hardest for working moms
Requirement mandates contracted psychiatrists spend at least 60% of their work hours seeing university patients
Lawmakers warn data protection rules don’t protect key sites, including White House and CIA
The Biden administration spent almost a year crafting regulations to block U.S. adversaries from buying commercial data gathered from cell phones at the federal government’s most sensitive locations.