Stories from United States

Dallas City Council approved zoning changes to allow for a new data center.

David Morens, 78, a former aide to Dr. Anthony Fauci, was arrested and handcuffed for alleged email violations. The arrest involved federal agents and reportedly included the use of guns and bulletproof vests. Morens previously worked for the National Institutes of Health.

US Food & Drug Administrator Markary was reportedly pushed out following a conflict with President Trump over fruit-flavored vapes. The President supports the flavors, while the health community opposes them.

President Trump announced the departure of Marty Makary, the head of food and drug regulation. Makary's resignation follows weeks of political tumult at the agency. This follows discussions about the commissioner's role.

Dallas and Houston, as World Cup host cities, will need to decide whether to mandate service charges for customers. This decision is influenced by visiting fans from countries where tipping is not customary.

He is accused of spreading pro-communist propaganda within the Asian community. The charges were announced by Anna Schechter.

A cyberattack on Foxconn's North American factories has compromised sensitive data related to projects from Apple and Nvidia. The full extent of the breach and the specific data exposed are still under investigation.

The Republican National Committee (RNC) announced it is deploying staff, including poll watchers and election observers, to at least 17 states. This initiative is part of a nationwide election effort.

A 29-year-old woman named Clarke died of a drug overdose in San Fernando. The poster expressed grief and cited a lack of universal healthcare and national rehabilitation programs. The incident is being investigated as a suspected overdose.

Criminal indictments have been announced against the companies that operated the ship that crashed into and collapsed the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore. The source did not specify the charges or the companies involved. The incident occurred just over two years ago when a container ship struck the bridge. Six construction workers were killed in the incident. The suit alleges that the ship's operators deliberately cut corners in its operation, leading to the incident. The owner of the cargo ship Dali has been charged in the US in connection with the deadly collapse of Baltimore's Key Bridge. The charges are related to the vessel's operation and the events leading to the disaster. The incident caused disruption and loss of life. Synergy Marine Group, the manager of the Dali, faces charges related to the Baltimore bridge collapse.