Stories from United States

A prosecutor is facing legal charges involving conspiracy to commit wire fraud and theft.

Latvia and Jordan have officially joined the Artemis Accords, a U.S.-led international agreement for responsible space exploration. This brings the total number of signatory nations to 63.

A tornado has struck parts of Oklahoma, resulting in damage to at least 40 residential structures.

Intel shares rose over 30% in pre-market trading following an earnings report that significantly exceeded expectations.

Polls from Marquette University, Reuters, and Ipsos indicate significant American opposition to military action against Iran. Approximately 63% of Americans believe justifications for airstrikes are insufficient, while 60% explicitly oppose the strikes. Only 26% of respondents view the military action as justified, and 25% believe it enhances national security.

Teva Pharmaceuticals USA, Inc. has issued a Class II drug recall for Clonidine Transdermal System, USP (0.2 mg/day). The recall is currently listed as ongoing.

President Trump has abruptly dismissed Carla Hayden from her position as Librarian of Congress. Observers suggest the move provides insight into the pressure placed on Bondi and the Justice Department regarding indictments. The dismissal may relate to her handling of prosecutions and the Epstein files. A man has been indicted for making threats in interstate communication via an Instagram post. The indictment alleges the post, which showed shells on a beach arranged in the number 8647, would be interpreted by a reasonable person as a serious expression of intent to harm Donald Trump. Reporting reveals a message posted by Donald Trump was intended as a private communication to Pam Bondi. The post was accidentally made public, providing insight into Trump's motivations regarding the Justice Department. James Comey is cited as one of the individuals considered an enemy by Trump.

The White House is reportedly making decisions to punish reporters who ask difficult questions. This development follows ongoing concerns regarding the deterioration of weather forecasting quality and press freedom in the United States. The actions aim to control the narrative surrounding presidential inquiries.

The EPA, FBI, CISA, and NSA have issued a joint cybersecurity advisory regarding Iranian-affiliated cyber attacks targeting water systems. The warning highlights vulnerabilities in critical infrastructure and the need for enhanced security protocols at the state and local government levels.

The US Treasury is launching an initiative to provide cybersecurity intelligence to the digital asset industry at no cost.