Stories from March 11, 2026

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The United States plans to release 172 million barrels of oil from its Strategic Petroleum Reserve.

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A red fox successfully traveled from England to the US via cargo ship.

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Trump suggests ending Epstein investigation; pediatric cancer bill signed after delays

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DHS shutdown leads to lawmaker frustration and increased airport wait times.

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Man indicted for threatening President Trump, Rep. Swalwell, and likely Fed chair Powell.

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Key economic and foreign policy figures discussed trade, tariffs, and Iran.

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Colts re-sign QB Daniel Jones; WR Alec Pierce expresses satisfaction.

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The Trump administration started a new process to replace tariffs previously struck down by the Supreme Court.

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U.S. intelligence believes Iran's government is not at risk of collapse despite ongoing protests.

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Major international firms evacuated staff and closed offices in Gulf States due to Iran's threats.

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Senate Democrats are drafting legislation to regulate AI use in autonomous weapons and domestic surveillance.

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California holds $15 billion in unclaimed property, including funds for charities, while other states automatically return it.