Stories from March 16, 2026

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EPA proposes loosening air pollution limits for a cancer-linked chemical used in medical sterilization.

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The ex-wife of a Michigan synagogue attacker called 911 beforehand to warn he was unstable.

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National Center for Atmospheric Research sued to block Trump administration's sale of its Boulder climate research facility.

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Hospitals and insurance companies are using AI to fight each other over medical claim approvals.

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House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries faces potential challenges from over 80 party candidates who won't commit to supporting him.

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Oscar showrunner discusses production decisions and creative choices made during annual Academy Awards ceremony.

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U.S. Army general left classified Ukraine war maps on a train for 24 hours and got concussed while drunk.

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A New York man exonerated after 19 years in prison for a robbery he didn't commit.

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Pope Leo will accept Liberty Medal remotely instead of visiting US.

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Credit bureaus are dismissing more consumer complaints under the Trump administration.

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A Colorado funeral home owner got 18 years for hiding 200 bodies and defrauding customers.

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GOP politicians' anti-Islamic rhetoric during Iran war sparks concerns over religious hatred.