US Middle East envoy says Iranian negotiators claimed to possess 460kg of weapons-grade uranium, while IAEA chief states no evidence of bomb development.
Vertiv, Lumentum, Coherent, and EchoStar have been selected for inclusion in the S&P 500 stock index.
Dozens of US states are considering legislation to permit small plug-in solar arrays that require minimal installation and could reduce electricity bills.
Rep. Chuck Edwards (R-N.C.) acknowledges House Ethics Committee investigation into sexual misconduct allegations, says he welcomes chance to address claims.
Federal emails reveal U.S. Marshals deputized members of Elon Musk's private security team despite some lacking required training.
Republican officials shared fake AI-generated image of supposed US airman rescue in Iran while betting platform faced criticism for wagering on pilots' fate.
Southeastern Conference officials convened for meetings addressing college football playoff expansion, name-image-likeness rules, and potential governance changes.
New polling reveals 80% of Americans favor age caps for Congress members while related legislation addresses aging-in-place support services.
Utah enacted new legislation that restricts residents' ability to pursue legal claims against fossil fuel companies for climate-related damages.
Heat treatment company Bodycote received a £1.52 billion takeover proposal from private equity firm Apollo Global Management.
Senate GOP begins reconciliation process for immigration enforcement funding while contract details emerge for Trump East Wing renovation fundraising.
District court judges have issued rulings blocking or delaying various Trump administration policies on immigration, tariffs, and Justice Department actions.
Democratic Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz announced she will seek reelection in Florida's redrawn 20th Congressional District after redistricting changes.
MIT scientists found evidence that some early life forms evolved oxygen-breathing capabilities before the Great Oxidation Event 2.3 billion years ago.
Justice Department officials allegedly misled a federal judge about their handling of nonpublic voter roll data while registration irregularities emerge.
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