A bus collided with six vehicles near a Virginia work zone early Friday, killing five and injuring dozens. Authorities say the bus failed to slow as traffic slowed for the work zone on Interstate 95.
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A gas explosion destroyed a Dallas apartment building Thursday, injuring at least four and causing multiple fatalities. Emergency crews continue recovery efforts amid ongoing investigations.
The White House has yet to release details from President Trump’s recent physical exam at Walter Reed, despite his statement that all results were perfect. This marks his third visit since inauguration, with no official summary provided yet.
The Supreme Court overturns the murder conviction of Terry Pitchford, citing racial discrimination in jury selection during his 2004 Mississippi trial. The 5-4 ruling highlights ongoing concerns about racial bias in the criminal justice system.
The Justice Department is investigating whether E. Jean Carroll committed perjury during her lawsuits against Donald Trump, focusing on undisclosed legal funding from billionaire Reid Hoffman. Carroll previously won multi-million dollar judgments against Trump for sexual assault and defamation.
The U.S. military conducted defensive strikes on an Iranian military site near Bandar Abbas, shooting down four drones and targeting a control station amid fragile ceasefire talks. President Trump emphasized keeping the Strait of Hormuz open while rejecting Iranian claims of a preliminary deal.
David Rush, a former CIA officer, was arrested after FBI agents found over $40 million in gold bars at his home. He faces charges of criminal theft of public money and falsifying his educational and military background.
U.S. investigators plan to resume searching Bahamian waters for Lynette Hooker after GPS data challenges her husband's account of her disappearance. The Coast Guard seeks permission to dive in new areas of the Sea of Abaco as the investigation continues.