Seoul says it has not signed off on Trump’s $54 billion Alaska pipeline plan
South Korea's president pushes back on Trump's Alaska pipeline announcement, saying no final decision has been made.
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HPD vehicle hit by car during Eastex Freeway overnight closure, driver killed
Pickup driver killed, officer hurt after crashing into HPD vehicle blocking freeway where 18-wheeler spilled 30,000 pounds of honey.
Trump’s Proposed Diesel Export Ban Could Hurt Texas Refineries, Industry Warns
A proposed ban on diesel exports threatens Texas refineries, jobs, and fuel supplies, while China and Russia stand ready to fill the gap.
WWII Training Camp That Sprang Up Overnight in North Carolina Gets Its Own Museum
A museum preserves the remains of a vanished wartime city: uniforms, maps, and artifacts from Camp Butner, North Carolina.
White House posts taxpayer-funded ad praising Trump’s war on Iran
A taxpayer-funded ad praises Trump's war on Iran, drawing on speeches and images from the first three days of the conflict.
Trump Says He Would Consider Pardoning Administration Members
Trump says he would consider pardoning members of his administration, citing Biden's precedent for blanket pardons.
Christa Pike Survives Botched Execution Attempt in Tennessee After Two Doses of Pentobarbital
Christa Pike survived a botched lethal injection execution in Tennessee, the first woman to face execution there in over 200 years.
How Mary McLeod Bethune, Dorothy Height, and Other Women Organised the March on Washington Behind the Scenes
A look back at the women who organized the 1963 March on Washington, from reporter Lula Patterson's own notes.
Texas Must Accelerate Prison Air Conditioning Timeline, Federal Judge Rules
A federal judge orders Texas to install air conditioning in its prisons by 2029, while a city official defends punishing hours for a modest wage.
States Leading Nation on Biggest Education Battles Gripped by Culture Wars
Defending Education ranks U.S. states on protecting education integrity, with Tennessee atop and D.C. at the bottom of the first-ever report.
Noise from Universal’s Latest Ride Made Rich Locals Furious, Fast
Universal's Fast & Furious coaster makes Toluca Lake neighbors scream; Roy P. Disney argues the noise violates Universal's own permits.
Tennessee Makes Call On Christa Pike’s Future After Two Lethal Injections Leave Her Snoring
Tennessee fails to execute Christa Pike after two lethal injections leave her conscious, speaking, and snoring. Lawyers seek a stay.