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  • new mexicoPolitics

    Why did the U.S. government sterilize thousands of Native American women in the 1970s? New Mexico is investigating

    By Savannah Peters and The Associated Press
  • utahLaw

    Utah mother who self-published a children’s book about husband’s death now on trial for his murder

    By Hannah Schoenbaum and The Associated Press
  • wildfireLaw

    PacifiCorp settles wildfire claims for over half a billion dollars

    By Claire Rush and The Associated Press
  • zizianLaw

    ‘Zizian’ cult member marked by beliefs about veganism, animal rights, gender identity and AI bailed out of jail

    By Mark Scolforo, Patrick Whittle, and others
  • FAALaw

    After United flights roll off tarmac, lose tires, audit finds FAA isn’t staffed enough to do regular inspections

    By Rio Yamat and The Associated Press
  • huckabeePolitics

    Mike Huckabee infuriates Middle East after agreeing with Tucker Carlson’s claim that Israel has a biblical right to the whole region

    By Sam Mednick, Samy Magdy, and others
  • MacronLaw

    World shakes its weary head at more Trump tariff chaos as he ‘says a lot of things, and many of them aren’t true’

    By Kim Tong-Hyung, Megan Janetsky, and others
  • pangolinEnvironment

    Happy Pangolin Day: the prize for the shy scaly creature as world’s most trafficked mammal

    By Gerald Imray and The Associated Press
  • trumpPolitics

    Trump’s tariff fury continues as he moans about ‘ridiculous, poorly written, and extraordinarily anti-American decision’

    By Michelle L. Price and The Associated Press
  • A newly built warehouse is seen on Friday, Feb. 6, 2026, in Social Circle, Ga., where officials are concerned about U.S. Immigrations and Customs Enforcement’s plans connected to a $45-billion expansion of immigrant detention centers. (AP Photo/Mike Stewart)Politics

    At least 20 communities with large warehouses are stealth targets for massive ICE detention centers. ‘There was absolutely no warning’

    By Heather Hollingsworth, Morgan Lee, and others
  • Empty aluminum cans are stacked at Revolution Brewing, Friday, Feb. 20, 2026, in Chicago. (AP Photo/Erin Hooley)Politics

    Despite tariff ruling, this U.S. coffee company doesn’t expect to ever get a refund. ‘It’s like a nightmare we just want to wake up from’

    By Mae Anderson and The Associated Press
  • Ships are docked at the Port of Long Beach Friday, Feb. 20, 2026, in Long Beach, Calif. (AP Photo/Damian Dovarganes)Economy

    Trump’s tariff refund mess leaves American business with half-a-decade of legal battles to look forward to

    By Paul Wiseman and The Associated Press
  • A Valar Atomics microreactor is seen on a C-17 aircraft, without nuclear fuel, at March Air Reserve Base, Calif., Sunday, Feb. 15, 2026. The reactor was transported from March Air Reserve Base to Hill Air Force Base in Utah. (AP Photo/Matthew Daly)Innovation

    U.S. military airlifts small nuclear reactor for the first time, flying a minivan-sized microreactor nearly 700 miles on a C-17

    By Matthew Daly and The Associated Press
  • The Druzhba crude oil pipeline is seen near Styri, Ukraine, on Dec. 5, 2009. Ukraine plans to create a stockpile of oil and oil-based products at an estimated cost of 23 billion hryvnias ($2.87 billion), the Fuel and Energy Ministry said. Photographer: John Guillemin/Bloomberg via Getty ImagesEnergy

    Hungary says it will block the EU’s $106 billion loan to Ukraine until Russian oil resumes flowing through a key pipeline that Moscow damaged

    By Justin Spike and The Associated Press
  • Doctors assist in a birth at the Ramón González Coro Maternity Hospital in Havana, Cuba, Friday, Feb. 20, 2026. (AP Photo/Ramon Espinosa)Politics

    U.S. blockade of Cuba’s oil supply is not only crippling the island’s economy but also threatening ‘basic human safety,’ minister says

    By Andrea Rodriguez, Milexsy Duran, and others