The United States is proceeding with plans to replace its 60-year-old Minuteman III intercontinental ballistic missiles with the new Sentinel system.
The Obama Presidential Center opens to the public on Juneteenth, featuring the first fully digital presidential museum and an 850-million-dollar community campus.
The White House has posted social media content featuring video game and movie clips alongside military operation footage from the ongoing Iran conflict.
Ben Black, head of a government investment agency, had personal and business connections to Jeffrey Epstein according to released DOJ emails and filings.
Multiple financial market developments occurred including currency volatility, corporate bond activity, and commodity trade disruptions.
Oil prices fell amid reports of potential Iran-Israel truce extension, while several energy companies announced stock offerings and expansion plans.
Jeffrey Epstein survivors gave testimony to Democratic lawmakers at a congressional hearing held near his former Palm Beach mansion.
Kouri Richins, 35, faces up to life in prison for her husband's murder, with their children saying they would feel unsafe if she were released.
Donald Trump's endorsed candidates won several Republican primary races this spring, demonstrating his continued influence within the party ahead of November elections.
U.S. District Judge Randolph Moss ruled Trump's executive order to defund NPR and PBS violated the First Amendment and is unenforceable.
Marco Rubio visited Rome to address strained relations between the Trump administration and Pope Leo while facing speculation about future political ambitions.
At least six of nine featured musical acts have withdrawn from Trump administration-organized concerts celebrating America's 250th anniversary.
International officials and nations respond to Middle East energy disruptions with strategic partnerships and infrastructure planning.
The United States has made several adjustments to military and defense partnerships, affecting operations in Poland, Canada, and broader European commitments.
Uganda confirmed three additional Ebola cases while residents in eastern Congo attacked and burned part of a treatment facility amid ongoing outbreak concerns.
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