US News Break

As explosions and smoke rose around a U.S. base in northern Iraq, many Americans saw once again how distant wars and deep-state decisions can put troops — and regional stability — at risk while everyday people watch with no real say.

Story Snapshot Explosions and smoke were seen near a U.S. base at Erbil’s airport after days of U.S.–Iran strikes. Reporters and local secu...

When a sitting member of Congress labels Jewish voters “self-loathing” on national television, it shows how far identity politics has drifted from debate over ideas to attacks on ordinary people.

Story Snapshot Rep. Nancy Mace said Jews who backed New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani are “self-loathing” and then doubled down when challenged. The comments fit a longer patte...

As deadly flash floods rip through West Virginia, the governor says some residents are still missing while crews race to find them.

Story Snapshot At least eight people are dead and at least one person remains unaccounted for after flash flooding in northern West Virginia. Governor Patrick Morrisey has declared a state of emergency and deployed the National Guard and oth...

When the nation’s top protective agency says threats against leaders are “off the charts,” it signals a danger level that should worry every American who thinks the system is already failing them.

Story Snapshot Secret Service Director Sean Curran says the threat environment against President Donald Trump and other officials is the worst he has seen in 24 years. The agen...

Trump’s endorsed slate just swept key Arizona primaries, putting loyalists like Andy Biggs one step closer to running a swing-state that many voters already feel their leaders have broken.

Story Snapshot Trump-backed Congressman Andy Biggs won the Republican nomination for Arizona governor and will face Democrat Katie Hobbs. Several other Trump-endorsed candidates scored...