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Pharmaceutical company AstraZeneca is developing a $570 million (C$820 million) research facility in Ontario, Canada.

President Donald Trump said while visiting North Carolina that he is considering "getting rid of FEMA."

The White House confirmed that migrant deportation flights have begun.

The Senate Judiciary Committee has launched an investigation into the New Orleans terrorist attack and the cybertruck explosion outside the Trump hotel in Las Vegas.

President Donald Trump condemned Bank of America CEO Brian Moynihan over the company's debanking practices against conservatives.

The Associated Press announced that it has revised its style guide to officially recognize the Gulf of America and Mount McKinley.

Rep. Andy Ogles (R-TN) proposed revising a constitutional amendment that would allow a president to serve three terms.

Multnomah County District Attorney Nathan Vasquez has pledged to prosecute protesters who engage in criminal acts, signaling a sharp departure from the policies of his predecessor, Mike Schmidt. Vasquez’s announcement came during a Wednesday press briefing following an anti-Trump protest in Portland that resulted in the arrests of five anarchist militants.

President Donald Trump has re-designated the Houthi rebels, known as Ansar Allah, as a Foreign Terrorist Organization (FTO), reversing the Biden administration's 2021 decision to remove the group’s FTO designation. Trump’s Executive Order, signed Wednesday, aims to counter the Houthis’ attacks on U.S. and allied interests in the Middle East and Red Sea.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu publicly defended Elon Musk after accusations that the Tesla CEO made a racist gesture during President Donald Trump’s inaugural rally in Washington, D.C. Netanyahu dismissed the claims as baseless, commending Musk for his steadfast support of Israel.