Bridgewater founder Ray Dalio said the United States is "very close to a recession" as the Trump administration's trade fight with China pushed new uncertainty into markets, prices and business planning. His comments came as consumer sentiment weakened and economists tracked rising concern about growth.
The Navy says the USS Abraham Lincoln is returning to San Diego after a deployment stretched by the Iran war, but the status of the destroyers that escorted it remains unclear. The move is also highlighting a wider carrier coverage gap as another strike group shifts from the Pacific toward the Middle East.
Newly resurfaced comments are drawing fresh attention to how a prominent Texas Democrat has talked about border security and immigration, an issue that remains central in Texas politics. The recordings have become part of a wider fight over how Democrats position themselves on the border in 2026.
A new Justice Department filing says U.S. Attorney Ellis Boyle in eastern North Carolina decided to pursue the criminal case over James Comey’s “8647” seashell post without direction from Attorney General Todd Blanche or President Donald Trump. Prosecutors also detailed their use of slang definitions, social media reach and other context to argue the post could be read as a threat.
Court filings show a National Park Service engineer warned on June 11 that the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool liner was already peeling before the Trump administration pursued vandalism cases. The disclosures have intensified scrutiny of the dropped prosecution against former Olympian David Hearn in Washington.
Bridgewater founder Ray Dalio said the United States is "very close to a recession" as the Trump administration's trade fight with China pushed new uncertainty into markets, prices and business planning. His comments came as consumer sentiment weakened and economists tracked rising concern about growth.
The Navy says the USS Abraham Lincoln is returning to San Diego after a deployment stretched by the Iran war, but the status of the destroyers that escorted it remains unclear. The move is also highlighting a wider carrier coverage gap as another strike group shifts from the Pacific toward the Middle East.
Newly resurfaced comments are drawing fresh attention to how a prominent Texas Democrat has talked about border security and immigration, an issue that remains central in Texas politics. The recordings have become part of a wider fight over how Democrats position themselves on the border in 2026.
A new Justice Department filing says U.S. Attorney Ellis Boyle in eastern North Carolina decided to pursue the criminal case over James Comey’s “8647” seashell post without direction from Attorney General Todd Blanche or President Donald Trump. Prosecutors also detailed their use of slang definitions, social media reach and other context to argue the post could be read as a threat.
Court filings show a National Park Service engineer warned on June 11 that the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool liner was already peeling before the Trump administration pursued vandalism cases. The disclosures have intensified scrutiny of the dropped prosecution against former Olympian David Hearn in Washington.
Bridgewater founder Ray Dalio said the United States is "very close to a recession" as the Trump administration's trade fight with China pushed new uncertainty into markets, prices and business planning. His comments came as consumer sentiment weakened and economists tracked rising concern about growth.
The Navy says the USS Abraham Lincoln is returning to San Diego after a deployment stretched by the Iran war, but the status of the destroyers that escorted it remains unclear. The move is also highlighting a wider carrier coverage gap as another strike group shifts from the Pacific toward the Middle East.
Newly resurfaced comments are drawing fresh attention to how a prominent Texas Democrat has talked about border security and immigration, an issue that remains central in Texas politics. The recordings have become part of a wider fight over how Democrats position themselves on the border in 2026.
A new Justice Department filing says U.S. Attorney Ellis Boyle in eastern North Carolina decided to pursue the criminal case over James Comey’s “8647” seashell post without direction from Attorney General Todd Blanche or President Donald Trump. Prosecutors also detailed their use of slang definitions, social media reach and other context to argue the post could be read as a threat.
Court filings show a National Park Service engineer warned on June 11 that the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool liner was already peeling before the Trump administration pursued vandalism cases. The disclosures have intensified scrutiny of the dropped prosecution against former Olympian David Hearn in Washington.
Bridgewater founder Ray Dalio said the United States is "very close to a recession" as the Trump administration's trade fight with China pushed new uncertainty into markets, prices and business planning. His comments came as consumer sentiment weakened and economists tracked rising concern about growth.
The Navy says the USS Abraham Lincoln is returning to San Diego after a deployment stretched by the Iran war, but the status of the destroyers that escorted it remains unclear. The move is also highlighting a wider carrier coverage gap as another strike group shifts from the Pacific toward the Middle East.
Newly resurfaced comments are drawing fresh attention to how a prominent Texas Democrat has talked about border security and immigration, an issue that remains central in Texas politics. The recordings have become part of a wider fight over how Democrats position themselves on the border in 2026.
A new Justice Department filing says U.S. Attorney Ellis Boyle in eastern North Carolina decided to pursue the criminal case over James Comey’s “8647” seashell post without direction from Attorney General Todd Blanche or President Donald Trump. Prosecutors also detailed their use of slang definitions, social media reach and other context to argue the post could be read as a threat.
Court filings show a National Park Service engineer warned on June 11 that the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool liner was already peeling before the Trump administration pursued vandalism cases. The disclosures have intensified scrutiny of the dropped prosecution against former Olympian David Hearn in Washington.
The Navy says the USS Abraham Lincoln is returning to San Diego after a deployment stretched by the Iran war, but the status of the destroyers that escorted it remains unclear. The move is also highlighting a wider carrier coverage gap as another strike group shifts from the Pacific toward the Middle East.
Bridgewater founder Ray Dalio said the United States is "very close to a recession" as the Trump administration's trade fight with China pushed new uncertainty into markets, prices and business planning. His comments came as consumer sentiment weakened and economists tracked rising concern about growth.
The Navy says the USS Abraham Lincoln is returning to San Diego after a deployment stretched by the Iran war, but the status of the destroyers that escorted it remains unclear. The move is also highlighting a wider carrier coverage gap as another strike group shifts from the Pacific toward the Middle East.
Newly resurfaced comments are drawing fresh attention to how a prominent Texas Democrat has talked about border security and immigration, an issue that remains central in Texas politics. The recordings have become part of a wider fight over how Democrats position themselves on the border in 2026.
A new Justice Department filing says U.S. Attorney Ellis Boyle in eastern North Carolina decided to pursue the criminal case over James Comey’s “8647” seashell post without direction from Attorney General Todd Blanche or President Donald Trump. Prosecutors also detailed their use of slang definitions, social media reach and other context to argue the post could be read as a threat.
Court filings show a National Park Service engineer warned on June 11 that the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool liner was already peeling before the Trump administration pursued vandalism cases. The disclosures have intensified scrutiny of the dropped prosecution against former Olympian David Hearn in Washington.
The investigation into Hayden Panettiere’s death in Greenville, South Carolina, has expanded to include the DEA as local authorities continue to await final autopsy and toxicology results. Officials have confirmed the case remains open, with no cause of death publicly released.
President Donald Trump said he expects to meet North Korean leader Kim Jong Un this year, but Kim’s sister, Kim Yo Jong, said she was unaware of any contact between the two sides. The conflicting public messages come as Washington has scaled back parts of joint military drills with South Korea.
Mayor Zohran Mamdani has delivered on parts of his affordability agenda, but recent decisions on policing and housing have drawn renewed scrutiny from advocates, council members and some voters in New York City. The debate has centered on whether City Hall’s budget choices match the priorities Mamdani campaigned on.
Homeownership remains elusive for millions of Americans as high prices, elevated mortgage rates, limited inventory, and widening wealth gaps reinforce one another. Even as some indicators have stabilized, the structural barriers keeping first-time buyers out of the market remain firmly in place.
The restart of federal student loan collections marks a major turning point after years of pandemic-era relief. Its effects will extend well beyond delinquent borrowers, shaping household budgets, credit markets, labor decisions, and the politics of higher education finance.
The artificial intelligence boom is not just a computing story. It is rapidly becoming an energy story, as data centers grow larger, denser, and harder for power grids to absorb without higher costs, tougher trade-offs, and new infrastructure.
Bridgewater founder Ray Dalio said the United States is "very close to a recession" as the Trump administration's trade fight with China pushed new uncertainty into markets, prices and business planning. His comments came as consumer sentiment weakened and economists tracked rising concern about growth.
The Navy says the USS Abraham Lincoln is returning to San Diego after a deployment stretched by the Iran war, but the status of the destroyers that escorted it remains unclear. The move is also highlighting a wider carrier coverage gap as another strike group shifts from the Pacific toward the Middle East.
Newly resurfaced comments are drawing fresh attention to how a prominent Texas Democrat has talked about border security and immigration, an issue that remains central in Texas politics. The recordings have become part of a wider fight over how Democrats position themselves on the border in 2026.
A new Justice Department filing says U.S. Attorney Ellis Boyle in eastern North Carolina decided to pursue the criminal case over James Comey’s “8647” seashell post without direction from Attorney General Todd Blanche or President Donald Trump. Prosecutors also detailed their use of slang definitions, social media reach and other context to argue the post could be read as a threat.
Court filings show a National Park Service engineer warned on June 11 that the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool liner was already peeling before the Trump administration pursued vandalism cases. The disclosures have intensified scrutiny of the dropped prosecution against former Olympian David Hearn in Washington.
The investigation into Hayden Panettiere’s death in Greenville, South Carolina, has expanded to include the DEA as local authorities continue to await final autopsy and toxicology results. Officials have confirmed the case remains open, with no cause of death publicly released.
President Donald Trump said he expects to meet North Korean leader Kim Jong Un this year, but Kim’s sister, Kim Yo Jong, said she was unaware of any contact between the two sides. The conflicting public messages come as Washington has scaled back parts of joint military drills with South Korea.
Mayor Zohran Mamdani has delivered on parts of his affordability agenda, but recent decisions on policing and housing have drawn renewed scrutiny from advocates, council members and some voters in New York City. The debate has centered on whether City Hall’s budget choices match the priorities Mamdani campaigned on.
Pennsylvania authorities said 14 people, including 13 current or former Penn State students, were charged in a cocaine trafficking case tied to two off-campus fraternity houses in State College. Investigators said the operation ran in 2023 and 2024 and used fraternity members and pledges to package drugs.
Long-term U.S. borrowing costs have reached their highest levels in about 19 years as investors demand higher yields amid persistent inflation concerns and a growing federal debt load. The move is rippling into mortgages, business loans and the government’s own financing costs.
A coalition of 29 state attorneys general is continuing its court fight against Meta, arguing that Instagram and Facebook were designed in ways that keep children and teens engaged despite documented risks. The case is part of a broader national push to hold social media companies accountable for youth mental health harms.
The Department of Homeland Security said Ethiopians whose Temporary Protected Status ended could be arrested and deported after a court battle over the program narrowed sharply. The dispute centers on roughly 5,000 Ethiopian nationals who had been shielded from removal while a federal judge weighed whether DHS followed the law.
Bridgewater founder Ray Dalio said the United States is "very close to a recession" as the Trump administration's trade fight with China pushed new uncertainty into markets, prices and business planning. His comments came as consumer sentiment weakened and economists tracked rising concern about growth.
The Navy says the USS Abraham Lincoln is returning to San Diego after a deployment stretched by the Iran war, but the status of the destroyers that escorted it remains unclear. The move is also highlighting a wider carrier coverage gap as another strike group shifts from the Pacific toward the Middle East.
Newly resurfaced comments are drawing fresh attention to how a prominent Texas Democrat has talked about border security and immigration, an issue that remains central in Texas politics. The recordings have become part of a wider fight over how Democrats position themselves on the border in 2026.