Stories from March 2, 2026

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Speaker Johnson claims limiting President Trump's war powers is dangerous, amidst debate over the legality of bombing Iran.

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President Trump indicated willingness to consider deploying ground troops to Iran amid escalating conflict.

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The Supreme Court is deciding if marijuana users can legally own guns, impacting gun rights in states where cannabis is legal.

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Hezbollah launched attacks on Israel from Lebanon, escalating regional conflict after Iranian strikes.

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A former Customs and Border Patrol chief is under criminal investigation for using chemical irritants on protesters.

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Missile attacks have damaged Dubai's reputation as a safe haven, potentially impacting its expat and business appeal.

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Many disabled voters in New England are excluded from local elections due to inaccessible in-person town meetings.

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Novartis settled a lawsuit with Henrietta Lacks' family for using her cells without consent, addressing historical medical ethics issues.

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The Pentagon's innovation unit will now focus on quickly developing low-cost, high-tech weapons to replace soldiers within three years.

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Experts warn against using AI chatbots for health advice, as they cannot replace human doctors for diagnosis or personalized care.

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Hezbollah is a powerful Shiite militant group and political party in Lebanon supported by Iran.

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Arizona Senator Ruben Gallego endorsed Maine Democrat Graham Platner, aiming to flip a key Senate seat.