Scope
All World U.S. State Metro

Showing stories in U.S. scope. Select the same scope chip again to clear the filter.

Top Story

Supreme Court Splits Differently in Two Major Rulings

The Supreme Court issued two major rulings with contrasting judicial alignments. In one case, conservatives united to limit racial gerrymandering claims; in another, liberals joined conservatives to strike down Trump-era tariffs.
us Sports

Palencia Has No Saves Since May 14

Daniel Palencia has not recorded a save since May 14, 2026, despite serving as the Cubs' closer. He has three saves total this season and expressed frustration over limited opportunities.
us Business

Ford Recalls 420,000 Vehicles For Seat Belt Defect

Ford Motor Co. is recalling nearly 420,000 vehicles due to a seat belt defect that may cause injury in a crash. The recall affects 2018–2022 Ford Expedition and Lincoln Navigator models and expands on earlier actions related to the same issue.
us Science

Rosenthal and Lu Develop Single-Cell Spatial Pharmacobiology Platform

Eben Rosenthal and Guolan Lu created a new platform called single-cell spatial pharmacobiology to visualize drug-tumor interactions in human solid tumors. The tool reveals how stromal barriers block therapeutic antibodies and helps distinguish between poor drug delivery and low biological activity.
us Business

6 Million Children Enroll in Trump Accounts

Nearly 6 million children have enrolled in Trump Accounts, new tax-advantaged savings accounts for minors launching July 4. The accounts allow contributions without requiring the child to have earned income.

Facts Desk

Explore all facts

Top in Politics

View section
us Politics

Supreme Court Splits Differently in Two Major Rulings

The Supreme Court issued two major rulings with contrasting judicial alignments. In one case, conservatives united to limit racial gerrymandering claims; in another, liberals joined conservatives to strike down Trump-era tariffs.
us Politics

Judge Rules Federal Probationary Firings Unlawful

A federal judge ruled the firing of probationary federal employees unlawful after a survey showed widespread mental health impacts. The judge declined to order reinstatement, citing potential Supreme Court intervention.
us Politics

Gallup Poll Shows Dip in U.S. Support for Same-Sex Marriage

A May 2026 Gallup poll finds U.S. support for same-sex marriage fell to 65% from 71% in 2022. The decline is driven by Republicans, while Democrats' and independents' views stayed stable.
us Politics

Supreme Court Rules in 39 Cases This Term

The Supreme Court has issued rulings in 39 cases as of June 1, 2026. Twenty-six cases remain under deliberation by the Court.

Top in Business

View section
us Business

Ford Recalls 420,000 Vehicles For Seat Belt Defect

Ford Motor Co. is recalling nearly 420,000 vehicles due to a seat belt defect that may cause injury in a crash. The recall affects 2018–2022 Ford Expedition and Lincoln Navigator models and expands on earlier actions related to the same issue.
us Business

6 Million Children Enroll in Trump Accounts

Nearly 6 million children have enrolled in Trump Accounts, new tax-advantaged savings accounts for minors launching July 4. The accounts allow contributions without requiring the child to have earned income.
us Business

9/11 Memorial Launches $75 Million Youth Education Campaign

The 9/11 Memorial and Museum launched The Never Forget Fund to teach U.S. youth about the 2001 attacks. The campaign will support exhibits, classroom resources, and free access for students, first responders, and veterans.
us Business

U.S. Home Delistings Hit Highest Since 2020

In April 2026, 5.8% of U.S. home listings were taken off the market, matching the highest delisting rate since March 2020. Atlanta had the highest metro delisting rate at 10.7% among the 50 largest U.S. metropolitan areas.

Top in Health

View section
us Health

Big Tobacco Strategies Used in Ultra-Processed Foods

Big tobacco firms applied cigarette marketing and formulation tactics to ultra-processed foods like Lunchables. Researchers say these methods targeted children’s psychological needs and increased health risks.
us Health

New Maternity Billing Codes Take Effect in January

New fee-for-service billing codes for maternity care begin in January, replacing a decades-old bundled payment system. The change allows personalized care billing and separate reimbursement for specialists, with costs to patients depending on insurer adoption.
us Health

Journal Urges Policy Action on Ultra-Processed Foods

A special issue of the American Journal of Public Health calls for government regulation of ultra-processed foods. Researchers say public education alone cannot address health risks and cite broad political support for interventions.
us Health

Primary Infertility Linked to Earlier Menopause

Women with primary infertility reach menopause one year earlier than others. They face higher risk of early but not premature menopause.

Top in Science

View section
us Science

Rosenthal and Lu Develop Single-Cell Spatial Pharmacobiology Platform

Eben Rosenthal and Guolan Lu created a new platform called single-cell spatial pharmacobiology to visualize drug-tumor interactions in human solid tumors. The tool reveals how stromal barriers block therapeutic antibodies and helps distinguish between poor drug delivery and low biological activity.
us Science

Allen Institute Launches $400M Brain Health Accelerator

The Allen Institute launched a $400 million initiative to develop genetic therapies for neurodegenerative diseases. The effort will use human brain tissue and share data globally to enable precision treatments.
us Science

GLP-1 Drugs Linked to Lower Knee Replacement Risk

GLP-1 receptor agonists were tied to reduced long-term knee replacement risk in osteoarthritis patients. Researchers estimate thousands fewer surgeries yearly if eligible U.S. and U.K. patients used these medications for three years.

Top in Sports

View section
us Sports

Palencia Has No Saves Since May 14

Daniel Palencia has not recorded a save since May 14, 2026, despite serving as the Cubs' closer. He has three saves total this season and expressed frustration over limited opportunities.
us Sports

Hegseth Blocks Nine Navy Promotions

Pete Hegseth removed nine Navy officers from a one-star admiral promotion list. The revised list includes no women and only two nonwhite officers.
us Sports

Bengals Decline Murphy's Fifth-Year Option

The Cincinnati Bengals declined the fifth-year option on Myles Murphy’s contract. They still intend to keep him beyond the 2026 season.
us Sports

Roy Price Commits to Minnesota Golden Gophers

Roy Price committed to play for the Minnesota Golden Gophers after an official visit. He will play rush end, a versatile position that aligns with his skills and values.