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Grocery Inflation Hits 2.9%, Hormuz Shock Yet to Reach Shelves
April food prices posted their fastest rise in nearly three years, and economists say the Iran war's hit hasn't landed yet.
April food prices posted their fastest rise in nearly three years, and economists say the Iran war's hit hasn't landed yet.
Thune lobbied for Cornyn. Murkowski said the quiet part out loud. Trump endorsed the candidate his own party thinks loses to a Democrat.
Chinese intellectuals see an America unraveling; US hawks point to Iran and Venezuela as proof otherwise.
Tehran's foreign minister says the new supreme leader is managing affairs, but he has not been seen or heard publicly since taking power
Legal scholars say the defense secretary's Pentagon briefing statement violated international humanitarian law and the Pentagon's own rulebook, though one expert calls it Trumpian hyperbole
Contested Senate race, new congressional maps and statewide frustration drive record early participation in both parties
The crowd cheered Team USA's athletes but jeered the vice president, while a British-American skier urinated an anti-ICE message in the snow
From a British lord to a Norwegian ex-prime minister to a Wall Street law firm chairman, the DOJ document release is producing real-world consequences across three continents