Italian police say an explosion outside Rome killed two people while they were assembling a homemade bomb. Investigators believe the pair were linked to anarchist circles and may have been planning an attack.
Heavy rain slammed Oahu, triggering mass rescues, road closures, and evacuation orders for thousands of residents. Officials also warned that the Wahiawa Dam could fail, adding urgency to an already dangerous flood emergency.
Trump told MS NOW Iran was close to a nuclear bomb and said U.S. strikes had badly damaged the program. The report also raised fresh questions about how much of Iran's nuclear material and infrastructure may still remain.
Sen. Lisa Murkowski has filed an amendment to the SAVE America Act that would exempt people born before 1961 from documentary proof of citizenship. The fight now is over whether that is a practical fix or just another Senate-made loophole with a nice name.
Spanish police said the body of University of Alabama student James Paul Gracey was found at Somorrostro Beach in Barcelona after he went missing during a spring break trip.
Undercover footage released by O'Keefe Media claims cash payments and fake addresses on Skid Row to collect signatures and voter registrations. Senator Alex Padilla avoided questions from a reporter about the footage.
A New York Times investigation says Cesar Chavez sexually abused women and girls connected to the United Farm Workers during the 1960s and 1970s. The report cites interviews, records, photos, and archival files and has prompted institutions to reassess honors and memorials tied to him.
A declassified 2020 intelligence memo says Chinese actors accessed U.S. voter registration files. Here is what the memo appears to show, why that matters, and why the public heard almost nothing about it.