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Trump Nominates White House Aide Heidi Overton to Lead FDA

President Trump has nominated White House aide Dr. Heidi Overton as FDA commissioner, tapping a trusted insider to steer the agency through competing prior

Treasury Doubles Debt Buybacks to Steady Bond Market, Pushing Yields Lower

The U.S. Treasury will double its debt buyback operations for longer-term securities, steadying the bond market and sending yields lower on August 19.

TJX Shares Drop as Quarterly Profit Guidance Falls Short of Estimates

TJX Companies shares fell after the off-price retailer forecast quarterly profit below estimates on soft demand, despite raising its full-year outlook.

Roblox Commits to Safety Overhaul After Australia Finds Adults Contacting Children

Roblox has signed a legal agreement with Australia's eSafety regulator to overhaul privacy settings after tests found adults could contact children.

Trump Nominates White House Aide Heidi Overton to Lead FDA

President Trump has nominated White House aide Dr. Heidi Overton as FDA commissioner, tapping a trusted insider to steer the agency through competing prior

Trump Nominates White House Aide Heidi Overton to Lead FDA

President Trump has nominated White House aide Dr. Heidi Overton as FDA commissioner, tapping a trusted insider to steer the agency through competing prior

Dulles Airport Board Approves $19.9 Billion Overhaul, Terminal Rebuild in 2027

The board overseeing Washington Dulles International Airport approved a $19.9 billion modernization plan, with a $6.2 billion terminal rebuild starting in

DOJ Defends Comey Prosecution, Cites His Novel in Seashell Threat Case

US prosecutors urged a judge to keep the case against James Comey over a '86 47' seashell post, citing his forthcoming novel and disputed intent.

Angie Nixon Upsets Vindman in Florida Democratic Senate Primary

Progressive Angie Nixon defeated Alexander Vindman in Florida's Democratic Senate primary and will face Republican Ashley Moody in November's midterm elect

Harvard to Pay $53 Million Over Stolen Body Parts From Medical School Morgue

Harvard University will pay $53 million to settle lawsuits over the theft and sale of human remains from its medical school morgue.

South Korea Accelerates Nuclear-Sub Push as Trump Halves Joint Drills

President Lee Jae-myung accelerates South Korea's military self-reliance, seeking nuclear submarines and wartime control as the US halves joint drills.

Alaska, Florida and Wyoming Hold Primaries as Sullivan Faces Peltola Challenge

Voters in Alaska, Florida and Wyoming cast primary ballots as Sen. Dan Sullivan faces a challenge from former Rep. Mary Peltola ahead of the midterms.

Indonesia Quake Kills 54 on Flores, Leaving Thousands Awaiting Aid on Independence Day

A magnitude-7.7 earthquake on Indonesia's Flores island has killed at least 54 people, displacing thousands who remain without aid on Independence Day.

Supreme Court Again Rejects Trump Bid to Toss $5 Million Carroll Verdict

The U.S. Supreme Court again declined to overturn a $5 million jury verdict finding Trump sexually abused and defamed writer E. Jean Carroll.

Trump Orders Pentagon to Scale Back Joint Military Drills With South Korea

President Trump ordered the Pentagon to reduce joint military exercises with South Korea, calling them costly and hostile toward North Korea.

Kushner Meets Hamas Chief in Cairo Ahead of Netanyahu Ceasefire Talks

Jared Kushner held a rare meeting with Hamas's political chief in Egypt to revive a stalled Gaza ceasefire, ahead of Monday talks with Netanyahu.

Comey Lawyers Accuse Prosecutors of Misleading Judges in Seashells Threat Case

James Comey's lawyers accuse federal investigators of misleading judges and unlawfully surveilling him as they seek to dismiss the 'seashells' threat case.

Colombia Asks Trump to Suspend Tariffs After Quake Kills 289

Colombian President Abelardo de la Espriella asked Trump to suspend tariffs to aid recovery after a 7.4 quake killed at least 289 people.

US Navy Commander Acknowledges Mental Health Crisis Aboard USS Abraham Lincoln

A senior US commander has confirmed mental health and morale concerns aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln after a nine-month deployment, as Democrats demand ans

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