State Department says deported Maryland resident 'alive and secure' in El Salvador

The State Department said on Saturday a Maryland resident deported to El Salvador is "alive and secure" in a terrorism confinement center there, after a U.S. judge demanded updates on the Trump administration's efforts to secure his return.

Trump spares smartphones, computers, other electronics from China tariffs

President Donald Trump's administration granted exclusions from steep reciprocal tariffs to smartphones, computers and some other electronics imported largely from China, providing a big break to tech companies like Apple.

Wildfires are ravaging the West. Can new bipartisan legislation help?

After a deadly year of wildfires, including the California fires that devastated the area around Los Angeles, lawmakers are looking at ways to reduce their number and spread.

Iran, US hold 'positive' talks in Oman, agree to resume next week

Iran and the U.S. held "positive" and "constructive" talks in Oman on Saturday and agreed to reconvene next week, both sides said.

US warns airline passengers without REAL ID could be denied boarding starting May 7

The Transportation Security Administration said on Friday it will begin enforcing long-delayed stricter ID requirements at U.S. airports starting May 7 and warned passengers could be denied access to flights.

Southern California Edison lays out $925 million plan to rebuild after LA wildfires

Southern California Edison said on Friday it had submitted an initial plan to rebuild the areas within its service territory that were devastated by the Los Angeles wildfires in January.

Lori Vallow Daybell’s second trial: A veteran prosecutor’s perspective

Salt Lake City — In the ongoing second trial of Lori Vallow Daybell in Arizona, Rachel Smith, a veteran prosecutor who