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What to Know About Mystery Illnesses Killing Dozens in Congo

Nearly half of those who died did so within hours after they felt sick, and health officials still do not know the cause or whether outbreaks in separate villages are related.

By Chinedu Asadu and Jean-Yves Kamale / AP

Trump Administration Cuts More Than 90% of USAID Foreign Aid Contracts

The cuts detailed by the administration would leave few surviving USAID projects for advocates to try to save in ongoing court battles.

By Ellen Knickmeyer and Matthew Lee / AP

What to Know About the Mennonites and Measles

The Mennonite population being affected by a measles outbreak in West Texas is part of a larger, loosely affiliated group of churches worldwide with sometimes strained relations with health officials.

By Peter Smith / AP

Unvaccinated Child Dies From Measles in Texas

Here’s what to know about the outbreak after the first U.S. death since 2015 from the highly contagious—but preventable—respiratory disease.

By Devi Shastri and Amanda Seitz / AP

Why Trump May Want Ukraine's Minerals

The U.S. will have access to Ukraine's mineral wealth under a deal the two countries are expected to sign later this week.

By ALEXA ST. JOHN / AP

What Is the Federal Immigration Registry?

The Trump administration says anyone 14 and older living in the U.S. without legal status will soon have to register with the federal government.

By TIM SULLIVAN / AP

What is Ramadan? Muslims Observe Holy Month

Ramadan’s religious rituals and spiritual essence unite diverse Muslim communities around the world.

By MARIAM FAM / AP

Utah Republicans Move to Overhaul Universal Mail-In Voting

Utah’s universal mail-in voting system could be the first casualty of a Republican overhaul of the state’s election operations.

By HANNAH SCHOENBAUM / AP

Israel Bids Farewell to Mother and Her Young Sons Killed in Captivity

The plight of the Bibas family has come to embody the profound sense of loss and grief still permeating Israel.

By MELANIE LIDMAN / AP

House Democrat Introduces Bill to Reinstate Veterans Fired Under Trump

“They sacrificed so much to protect our country, to defend our freedom. Now they’ve been kicked to the curb.”

By MATT BROWN / AP

Federal Judge Blocks Trump’s Refugee Ban

Trump’s effort to suspend refugee resettlement in the U.S. is on hold after a federal judge in Seattle ruled the President cannot nullify the law passed by Congress establishing the program.

By GENE JOHNSON / AP

Veterans’ Data Is at Risk, Says Fired VA Cybersecurity Chief

Sensitive financial and health data belonging to millions of veterans is at risk of being stolen or otherwise compromised, a recently fired federal employee who led cybersecurity efforts for VA.gov told the AP.

By BRIAN WITTE and RODRIQUE NGOWI / AP

What to Know About $5M ‘Trump Gold Card’ Path to U.S. Citizenship

The permanent residency card for wealthy foreigners is set to replace EB-5 visas for investors.

By ELLIOT SPAGAT / AP

Who is Acting DOGE Administrator Amy Gleason?

Long a mystery who was technically in charge of the Department of Government Efficiency, the White House identified low-profile executive Amy Gleason.

By RYAN J. FOLEY / AP

Trump Suspends Security Clearances for Covington Lawyers Who Assisted Jack Smith

Covington, a prominent D.C. law firm, is the latest target of the President’s campaign of retribution over the criminal investigations that dogged him before he returned to office.

By ALANNA DURKIN RICHER and ERIC TUCKER / AP

Flight Rises to Avoid Plane on Runway

Audio recording of communication between the crew and the tower includes the ground tower employee breaking off mid-message to the plane.

By COREY WILLIAMS and KATHLEEN FOODY / AP

Federal Tech Staffers Quit Rather Than Help Musk

More than 20 civil service employees resigned Tuesday from billionaire Trump adviser Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency.

By BRIAN SLODYSKO and BYRON TAU / AP

Apple Shareholders Reject Bid to Scrap DEI Programs

Apple rebuffed an attempt to pressure the tech giant to join President Trump's push to scrub programs that diversify the workforce.

By MICHAEL LIEDTKE / AP
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