Returned deportee Abrego to be released without bail but faces US immigration custody 

A U.S. judge said on Wednesday she would order the release of Kilmar Abrego, the migrant wrongly deported to El Salvador by President Donald Trump's administration.

Utah doctor speaks out against potential Medicaid cuts in 'Big Beautiful Bill'

Dr. Addison Alley, an OB-GYN in Utah, is among 4,000 doctors who signed a letter to Congress warning that potential cuts to Medicaid could harm millions, including veterans.

BYU grad develops groundbreaking algorithm for wildfire prediction

A recent BYU graduate developed an algorithm for better wildfire prediction. Now, she hopes to quickly get it into the hands of professionals.

NATO commits to spending hike sought by Trump and to mutual defense

NATO leaders on Wednesday backed the big increase in defence spending that U.S. President Donald Trump had demanded, and restated their commitment to defend each other from attack after a brief summit in the Netherlands.

Republican senators push back on Trump cuts to foreign aid and public media

Several Republican senators Wednesday pushed back on the Trump administration's proposed cutting of $9.4 billion in funding to public media stations and foreign aid.

Why gasoline prices aren't tumbling along with sinking oil

Oil futures tumbled again Tuesday on hopes that the shaky ceasefire between Israel and Iran would reduce, if not eliminate, the risk of any significant disruption to global energy markets. Gasoline futures fell, too.

Powell repeats rate cuts can wait as Fed studies tariff impacts

Higher tariffs could begin raising inflation this summer, a period that will be key to Federal Reserve consideration of possible rate cuts, Fed Chair Jerome Powell told members of Congress on Tuesday.

2 million Korean War documents now available to view

This week marks 75 years since the beginning of the Korean War, a conflict often nicknamed "The Forgotten War" by historians.