President Biden is expected to issue a new executive order allowing the rapid deportation of migrants entering the United States illegally without considering their asylum requests once the daily threshold aimed at restricting the arrival of migrants at the U. S.-Mexico border is reached.
Severe storms with damaging winds and baseball-sized hail hit Texas, leaving more than a million homes and businesses without power, as the United States recovered from the weather that killed at least 24 people in 7 states over the Memorial Day weekend.
Biden honored fallen U. S. soldiers on Memorial Day by attending a ceremony at Arlington National Cemetery and delivering a speech emphasizing the sacrifices made by military personnel to protect freedom and democracy.
At least 18 people, including four children, were killed in suspected tornadoes in Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas and Kentucky, and more than 642,000 customers experienced power outages in 13 states due to severe weather.
The United States has reported a second human case of avian influenza in a dairy farm worker in Michigan, indicating an expanding outbreak of the virus circulating among poultry.
The Biden administration is accused of bypassing Congress by providing tens of millions of dollars in military aid to Haiti, potentially undermining support for Ukraine due to limited resources.
Mexico has experienced record temperatures in 10 cities, including the capital, amid intense heat that has caused power outages and overstretched the grid.
An American soldier who was visiting an acquaintance in Vladivostok, Russia, was arrested on charges of theft.
A powerful tornado caused devastation in Nebraska, Iowa and Texas, damaging hundreds of homes, flooding an airfield and causing injuries, with Nebraska being the hardest hit.
Tesla cuts prices on the Model Y, Model X, and Model S by $2000 to attract more buyers amid falling sales and increased competition.
According to Russian media reports, American Russell Bentley, who fought against Ukraine on the side of Russia, was killed.
A total solar eclipse covered North America on April 8, visible from Mexico to Canada.
A total solar eclipse will cross North America on April 8, 2024, passing over Mexico, the United States, and Canada, NASA has given recommendations on the safety of observing the rare astronomical phenomenon and told where you can watch the eclipse online.
A worker at a Texas dairy farm has contracted H5N1 avian influenza after coming into contact with infected dairy cows, the first human case of this mammalian-borne subtype of the virus in Texas and the second in US history.
The Texas Attorney General is investigating the activities of Boeing's supplier Spirit AeroSystems Holdings Inc. in connection with recurring problems with spare parts supplied to Boeing.
The United States is negotiating to increase purchases of explosives from Turkey to increase the production of artillery shells for Ukraine.
Two people were killed and 51 injured in a collision between a school bus and a cement truck near Austin, Texas.
The organizers of Travis Scott's Astroworld festival miscalculated the venue's capacity, leading to overcrowding that caused 10 deaths and nearly 5,000 injuries during the 2021 concert.
A digital Marilyn Monroe created with the help of artificial intelligence made its debut at the South by Southwest tech conference 60 years after her death, expressing emotions and speaking in a familiar breathy voice.
Three people, including two National Guard soldiers and a Border Patrol agent, were killed when a UH-72 Lakota helicopter crashed while performing a border security mission near Rio Grande, Texas.
Nikki Haley won the Republican primary in Vermont by a narrow margin. Elsewhere, the former president and the current White House chief of staff of the White House won one victory after another.
On Super Tuesday, Biden and Trump won their primaries in 15 states, securing the presidential nomination in the 2024 elections.
A fire in a six-story shopping center in the Bangladeshi capital killed at least 45 people and injured dozens.
The second-largest wildfire in Texas history has covered more than 500,000 acres in the northern Panhandle and spread to Oklahoma, damaging buildings.
A US Air Force serviceman who set himself on fire near the Israeli Embassy in Washington, D. C., died from his injuries.
The United States landed the first spacecraft on the moon in 50 years, and during the descent, the Odyssey spacecraft experienced navigation problems that required 11 hours of engineer work to resolve.
The White House accused the Speaker of the House of Representatives of prioritizing domestic politics over national security by delaying US aid to Ukraine.
In Austin, Texas, a car crashed into an emergency room, killing the driver and injuring five people, including two children.
Despite the delay, there were hopes that the aid package for Ukraine and Israel in the Senate would eventually move forward.
The governor of Florida announced that Florida will send one battalion of the Florida National Guard to Texas to help fight illegal immigration by building barriers and installing barbed wire along the border.
