
HHS ends $11M contract with Catholic Charities for migrant children care
The Department of Health and Human Services will not renew an $11 million contract with Catholic Charities to operate a shelter for migrant children.

The Department of Health and Human Services will not renew an $11 million contract with Catholic Charities to operate a shelter for migrant children.

Michigan regulators have been cleared of legal responsibility for a 2020 dam failure that caused widespread flooding and property damage.

The International Olympic Committee announced a new policy restricting women's Olympic events to biological females, using genetic testing to determine eligibility.

Wisconsin voters choose a new Supreme Court justice while university regents consider firing system president.

Early voting numbers in Illinois exceed previous midterm years as voters prepare for Tuesday's Democratic Senate primary to replace retiring Sen. Dick Durbin.

A DNA and legal project has successfully identified the British soldier fathers of 20 children born near a UK military base in Kenya.

Kevin Hassett told CBS that the Iran conflict has cost $12 billion so far and current funding is sufficient as Congress may consider supplemental requests.

36 lawmakers led by Elizabeth Warren request investigation into ICE's online detainee locator system, calling it unreliable amid separate reports of arrests.

Dianna Russini helped rescue an elderly man and dog from a car crash in New Jersey, one day after resigning from The Athletic amid an investigation.

Law enforcement responded to reports of an active shooter at Temple Israel synagogue in West Bloomfield, Michigan, with one source indicating a vehicle crash.

Val Ackerman, who led the Big East Conference since 2013, has announced her retirement from the basketball league.

World, known for its iris-scanning Orb technology, is partnering with major platforms to expand its human verification services.

Rachel Goldberg-Polin has written a memoir about her son Hersh, who was taken hostage in Gaza in 2023 and killed by his captors in 2024.
European aerospace giant Airbus announced plans to purchase French cybersecurity company Quarkslab as part of its strategy to strengthen sovereign cybersecurity capabilities.

Two South Korean military aircraft collided during flight, with investigators determining one pilot was taking photographs at the time of the incident.
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