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Indiana is trending as thousands remain without power after severe storms damaged Northwest Indiana’s electric system, prompting Gov. Mike Braun to seek a state investigation into NIPSCO’s storm preparation and restoration work.
The USS Abraham Lincoln is drawing attention after a sailor said his father was detained by immigration officials while the carrier heads home from an extended Middle East deployment.
WFLA is trending as Florida readers follow two Atlantic disturbances. The latest federal outlook shows development is possible, but no storm threatens Florida now.
Iran’s economy is at the center of a widening U.S.-Iran confrontation, with Washington preparing new sanctions and Tehran warning it could disrupt oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz.
Tropical Storm Moke is drawing attention as it brings heavy rain, gusty winds and flooding concerns to Hawaii, where communities are still recovering from recent severe weather.
The USS Abraham Lincoln has left the Middle East after an unusually long deployment, while lawmakers and families seek answers about reported crew conditions and mental-health concerns.
Tropical Storm Moke is moving west of Hawaii, bringing strong winds and heavy rain, with the greatest flooding risk on the Big Island after recent storms.
The September 2026 Visa Bulletin is now available, with major movement in several family-sponsored categories and important warnings for employment-based applicants.
The Supreme Court has been asked to review Texas’ requirement that public-school classrooms display the Ten Commandments, setting up a major First Amendment test.
Prince Harry and Meghan are reportedly preparing to move their family back to the U.K. Here is what has been confirmed, what remains unclear and why it matters.
A dust storm warning near Phoenix on Aug. 19 followed strong monsoon storms and dangerous travel conditions. Here is what was confirmed and how to respond.
A deep partial lunar eclipse will cross much of the Americas on Aug. 27–28. Here is when to look, what you may see and how to watch safely.