The Supreme Court's chief justice temporarily allowed construction work on a White House ballroom project to continue pending further legal review.
Trump defended a decision to pause beef tariffs amid criticism from GOP ranchers and America First advocates over flooding the market with foreign beef.
Trump has threatened sweeping new economic sanctions against Iran and its supporters, with both sides exchanging hostile rhetoric over potential negotiations.
A court has reduced a $50 million judgment against Alex Jones for spreading false Sandy Hook conspiracy theories, though he faces over $1 billion in remaining damages.
The Pentagon fired the editor and publisher of Stars and Stripes, the military's official newspaper, citing insubordination.
TikTok has agreed to pay $400 million to settle U.S. children's privacy violations with the Department of Justice.
A judge ordered Prince Harry and six other celebrities to pay $13 million in legal costs after their privacy lawsuit against a media outlet failed.
An 18-year-old wielding a sword attacked a school in Sweden, killing one person and injuring multiple others before arrest.
A charter plane crashed during its second landing attempt in heavy fog in Alaska, killing all eight people aboard.
A jury is preparing to decide the case of Lindsay Clancy, charged in the deaths of her three children.