Washington DC sues Trump administration over deployment of National Guard

Washington, D.C., sued President Donald Trump's administration on Thursday over his deployment of National Guard troops in the capital city.

Trump takes tariffs fight to Supreme Court

The Trump administration asked the Supreme Court on Wednesday to hear a bid to preserve its sweeping tariffs after a lower court invalidated most of the levies.

Got the sniffles? What to know about summer colds and the COVID-19 variant called 'stratus'

Summer heat, outdoor fun, and cold and flu symptoms? Federal data on Friday showed COVID-19 is trending up, as are other illnesses, and health officials are asking people to be vigilant.

Joseph McNeil, who sparked a lunch counter protest, dies at 83

Joseph McNeil, whose occupation of a segregated Woolworth's lunch counter helped spark nonviolent civil rights sit-in protests across the South, died Thursday, his family and university said. He was 83.

Sen. Mike Lee sponsors bill to roll back Washington's 2022 police reforms

Utah Sen. Mike Lee wants to roll back policing reforms approved by Washington in 2022 as he has cheered the deployment of National Guard troops to combat crime in the capital city.

Spirit Airlines to pull out of Salt Lake City amid bankruptcy restructuring plans

Spirit Airlines is pulling out of Salt Lake City International Airport amid its bankruptcy restructuring plans, ending a 3½ year stay in Utah's capital city.

Senators pit Kennedy against Trump on vaccine policy and more at fiery hearing

Both Democrats and Republicans grilled Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. about his recent vaccine policies and more during a combative Senate hearing on Thursday.

US homeownership dips for the first time since 2016

The number of homeowners in the United States dropped for the first time in nearly 10 years, a new report from Redfin showed Wednesday, as economic uncertainty grips the market.