Stories from March 5, 2026

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Senator Tim Sheehy helped remove a protester during a Senate hearing on Capitol Hill.

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Colorado's governor is considering pardoning an election official convicted for trying to prove 2020 election fraud, pressured by Trump.

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The Justice Department released missing Epstein files containing an uncorroborated claim about Trump.

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Iranian Americans are experiencing mixed emotions of hope and fear about the future of Iran and their community.

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Pregnant women reduced Tylenol use after a Trump warning about autism, despite no scientific link, showing how public statements impact health choices.

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A former Goldman Sachs CEO discusses market volatility and rising oil prices after a significant market downturn.

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Suspected Iranian missile debris landed in central Israel, igniting fires and showing direct conflict impact.

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President Trump suggested a deal with Cuba is coming soon, after current diplomatic efforts with Iran conclude.

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Montana Senator Steve Daines unexpectedly withdrew his reelection bid, changing the state's upcoming Senate race.

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The Pentagon has appointed a new Chief Information Security Officer to strengthen its cybersecurity defenses.

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Azerbaijan demands an explanation from Iran after a drone strike near its exclave, escalating regional tensions.

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The U.S. warns Latin American allies to fight drug cartels more aggressively or face unilateral U.S. action.