Conservative commentator Scott Jennings says the U.S.-Iran ceasefire deal's collapse was predictable, as Trump orders renewed strikes and Tehran threatens Gulf states.

Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi's Washington visit next week aims to pivot US-Iraq relations from conflict-based narratives to a practical partnership built on energy, trade, and regional stability.

A lawsuit challenges California's race-conscious Black Infant Health program, claiming it violates equal protection rights. Critics say the suit argues saving Black lives is not compelling.

Maine state Rep. Valli Geiger says former Senate candidate Graham Platner urged her to replace him on the ballot just days before he suspended his campaign over sexual assault claims.

Michigan's cyclospora outbreak has reached 992 confirmed cases, with 40 hospitalizations. Officials are investigating the source of the parasite.

President Trump's latest tariff proposal uses forced labor as a rationale, but analysts say US consumers and firms will continue to bear the burden, as past tariffs have failed to reduce trade deficits or revive manufacturing.

A bipartisan coalition of lawmakers urges HHS Secretary RFK Jr. to establish monitoring rules to prevent discrimination in medically-assisted suicide within hospices.

Bill O'Reilly doubled down on claims that NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani is a communist, citing his rent freeze proposal as evidence of overreach.

Over 1,000 people have fallen ill with cyclospora, a parasite that triggers explosive diarrhea. Michigan leads with nearly 1,000 cases, far above its annual average.