Stories from United States

The Indigenous Grand Canyon National Monument designation has won in an appeals court. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in favor of the designation.

Craig Morton, a former quarterback for the Denver Broncos and New York Giants, has died at the age of 83. Morton led the Broncos to their first Super Bowl appearance in 1978. Morton had a distinguished career in professional football.

Israeli military medics are reportedly training on deceased Americans, whose bodies were donated to a US university for scientific research and education.

An Alabama redistricting decision has been sent back to the state. This follows a ruling that the current lines may not be compliant. The state legislature will now reconsider the map. This means state courts will now review the congressional map.

A Wind Advisory has been issued for parts of California. The advisory is in effect until May 13 at 8:00 AM PDT. Residents should expect strong winds during this period.

The Supreme Court has fast-tracked a decision to send the Alabama redistricting case back to the state. This decision means Alabama will likely have at most one black-majority district going into the midterm elections.

US Antimony has secured federal support for its expansion plans. This support is expected to boost domestic antimony supply. The company is involved in the mining and processing of antimony. Further details on the nature of the support were not disclosed.

A flood watch has been issued for the New York coast until 9:00 AM EDT on May 12. The watch was issued by the NWS Binghamton NY.

Fights broke out and objects were thrown between pro-Palestinian protesters and Zionists near a land auction in Brooklyn. The auction was reportedly for stolen Palestinian land. The incident occurred near the auction site.

Colorado lawmakers have passed amendments that seek to restrict homeschool enrichment and group activities. The legislation aims to regulate the growing homeschool movement within the state.