More than half of House Democrats vote to cut Israel aid in growing split
More than 100 Democrats voted to cut the aid, and almost as many opposed the cut.
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Is it a convenience store? Buc-ee’s appeals El Paso County’s inability to classify Texas chain’s giant travel centers
Buc-ee’s representatives are set to appear before El Paso County officials as they appeal a key zoning decision on whether the company’s proposed development qualifies as a “convenience store” under the county’s development code.
What to know about eating at home and dining out during the cyclospora outbreak
Here’s how to avoid consuming produce with cyclospora that can cause explosive diarrhea.
Hegseth announces new policy to test troops for low testosterone
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth says he’s rolling out a new screening program for “testosterone deficiency” among troops.
Israel’s latest strikes kill a dozen people in Gaza, including police officers
Israeli airstrikes have killed at least a dozen people in Gaza over the past two days, according to local health officials.
House Republicans unveil a $95 billion plan for the Iran war, farm aid and elections
House Republicans unveiled a $95 billion plan focused on boosting defense, aiding farmers and enacting stricter voter registration rules.
Colorado wildfires: Green Ridge fire evacuations lifted near Steamboat; tax relief offered to those affected by fires
Together, the Fishhook, Green Ridge, Aspen Acres, Gold Mountain, Ferris and Willow fires have consumed nearly 208,000 acres, or 325 square miles, in Colorado.
Donald Trump endorses ‘Pillow Man’ Mike Lindell for Minnesota governor
President Donald Trump has endorsed MyPillow founder Mike Lindell for Minnesota governor, calling him the “Pillow Man.”
Man drowns after raft overturns in Cherry Creek State Park
A man died when an inflatable raft overturned in Cherry Creek State Park, dumping three people into the reservoir, investigators said.
Denver police officers conducted unconstitutional traffic stop of Black driver, judge finds
Denver police officers conducted an unconstitutional traffic stop last year when they claimed a driver rolled through stop signs even though there were no stop signs along his route, a federal judge found.