A scrapbook of the newest reports, ordered by publication time.
A Palestinian father in central Gaza pleaded for his teenage son to wake up after an Israeli strike killed the boy while he searched for firewood, a stark scene reflecting how displacement, cold weather and scarce utilities are compounding the toll of the war even after a ceasefire.
A sprawling winter system pushed sleet, freezing rain and heavy snow from the South to New England, leaving hundreds of thousands without power and snarling travel. Forecasters warned that even after precipitation eases, bitter cold will keep roads dangerous and slow repairs.
A sprawling winter storm moving across multiple regions has placed more than 140 million Americans under weather warnings, with forecasters cautioning about dangerous ice, heavy snow, and widespread travel disruptions.
A fatal shooting of an American citizen by federal agents in Minneapolis sparked large demonstrations in multiple U.S. cities, with video appearing to contradict official claims. The incident is amplifying pressure on the Trump administration and reshaping the week’s political agenda.
A sprawling winter storm is battering much of the United States with freezing rain, sleet and heavy snow, leaving hundreds of thousands without power, snarling roads and forcing airlines to cancel and delay thousands of flights as bitter cold settles in behind the system.
A fatal shooting of an ICU nurse by a federal Border Patrol agent in Minneapolis has fueled protests, political backlash, and renewed scrutiny of federal enforcement tactics as community safety concerns ripple into public events and sports scheduling.
A second deadly shooting by federal immigration enforcement in weeks has intensified protests, sharpened the political fight over DHS, and collided with a major winter storm disrupting travel across the U.S.
Anger intensified across U.S. cities after the fatal shooting of Minneapolis nurse Alex Pretti by federal agents, fueling demonstrations and sharpening a political fight in Washington over whether to approve Homeland Security funding without new accountability rules.
National outrage grew after Alex Pretti, a 37-year-old intensive care nurse, was fatally shot by federal immigration officers in Minneapolis. Witness accounts and video evidence challenged officials’ statements, while Democrats threatened to block homeland security funding and protests expanded to multiple U.S. cities.
Video and witness accounts in Minneapolis fueled new protests across major U.S. cities after the fatal shooting of Alex Pretti, with Democratic lawmakers warning they may use upcoming funding votes to press for changes in federal immigration enforcement.
A sprawling winter storm pushed from the South toward New England, leaving tens of thousands without power, snarling roads, and disrupting air travel with thousands of cancellations and delays. Forecasters warned that the worst impacts could linger into Monday, with heavy snow in parts of the Northeast and potentially severe ice from the Lower Mississippi Valley into the Southeast.
An American citizen was fatally shot in Minneapolis during an encounter involving federal officers, triggering demonstrations in multiple cities and sharpening an already volatile debate in Congress over funding for the Department of Homeland Security and immigration enforcement.