Ohio Woman Reunited With Cat Missing for Six Years
DAYTON, Ohio — A Dayton woman has been reunited with her cat after six years apart, recognizing the 14-year-old black…
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Nor’easter Leaves Tens of Thousands Without Power, Cancels 400-Plus Flights
More than 119,000 customers lost power at the storm’s peak Saturday, while airlines canceled more than 400 flights as coastal flooding and strong winds struck the Northeast.
Supreme Court Clears States to Use Expanded Citizenship Database for Voter Checks
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court on Friday cleared the way for states to use an expanded federal citizenship-verification database to…
Trump Moves to Withhold $800 Million in Congress-Approved Funds
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump moved Friday to unilaterally withhold more than $800 million in spending approved by Congress for…
California Marks First Dolly Parton Day on September 25
Gov. Gavin Newsom signed legislation establishing Sept. 25 — a nod to “9 to 5” — as an annual day honoring the late country music legend and philanthropist.
Trump Signs Executive Order Approving $14 Billion TikTok U.S. Deal
The order declares a new joint venture — with Oracle, Silver Lake and MGX as lead investors — satisfies the law requiring ByteDance to divest TikTok’s U.S. operations.
Today Is Remember Me Thursday: A Global Spotlight on Orphan Pets Waiting for Homes
Celebrities including Alicia Silverstone and Bob Odenkirk are backing the annual day of awareness for shelter pets still waiting to be adopted.
Taylor Swift Announces “The Life of a Showgirl: The Encore” With Four New Songs Out Friday
“Patient Zero,” “Cleveland!,” “Pink Clouding” and “Babylon” arrive Friday, September 25, expanding Swift’s record-setting 2025 album.
Tropical Storm Nolo Threatens Hawaii With Catastrophic Flooding; Record Rainfall Possible
Up to 35 inches of rain is forecast on the Big Island as Nolo strengthens; a hurricane watch and flood watch are in effect.
How Trump Turned a Refugee Bureau Into a $410 Million Deportation Operation
A Washington Post investigation found the Trump administration authorized or pledged at least $410 million for third-country deportation deals with 31 nations, run through a newly created 15-person State Department Office of Remigration — repurposing refugee infrastructure for removals.
