Multiple news outlets report that a U.S. military strike against an alleged Venezuelan drug boat resulted in three deaths, according to President Trump. The operation marks the second time in international waters that the U.S. has taken lethal action against what officials label “narcoterrorists.”

Nolan McLean, the New York Mets’ promising new talent, jumped into the team’s record books on Sunday with an achievement never before seen in franchise history. While details remain closely guarded, this Sunday feat hints at big things to come for the rookie phenom.

Chargers linebacker Khalil Mack left Monday night’s matchup in Las Vegas after his left arm bent back during a tackle. The harsh elbow injury forced the star defender out in the first quarter, leaving Los Angeles to finish the game without one of its key players.

The US Senate narrowly approved President Donald Trump’s nominee to the Federal Reserve on Monday, reflecting heightened political tensions over monetary policy. This confirmation comes just as the central bank prepares for its upcoming rate-setting meeting.

A stolen motorcycle was discovered lodged inside a stolen trailer, leading the Colorado Springs Police Department (CSPD) to arrest a suspect. The incident highlights CSPD’s continued effort to combat vehicle theft in Colorado Springs.

Senate Republicans have joined former President Donald Trump in their support of FBI Director Kash Patel, who faces mounting criticism of his handling of the bureau. As he prepares to appear before the Senate Judiciary Committee, Patel has become a focal point of discussions surrounding an ongoing investigation.

Protests have intensified in Serbia following a deadly incident in Novi Sad, sparking national outrage over corruption. Demonstrators believe these rallies mark the most significant challenge yet to the country’s populist leadership.

President Trump has ordered the National Guard into Memphis, calling the move a “replica” of his Washington, D.C. crackdown on crime. Though city officials have pushed back, Trump has indicated that Chicago could be “probably next.”

Utah Gov. Spencer Cox has drawn attention to a new concept he calls “conflict entrepreneurs,” pointing to the forces he believes intensify political violence. Amid debates over how social media and public discourse intersect, “CBS Evening News” co-anchor John Dickerson helps shed light on the term’s significance.

Police have shut down the intersection of East 123rd Street and Second Avenue in East Harlem due to an emergency response. Drivers and pedestrians are urged to avoid the area until further notice from authorities.

One person is dead and two are injured following a shooting near Pamplico in Florence County, South Carolina. The Florence County Sheriff’s Office is currently investigating the circumstances of this tragic incident.

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Few conservatives have risen as quickly as Charlie Kirk, who started out as a teenage activist and built a massive following. His meteoric rise also attracted criticism for controversial rhetoric on race, gender, and sexual identity.

A traffic stop earlier this year led to the discovery of a pistol in a Charleston man’s possession. Now, he has formally admitted guilt to a federal firearms offense, underscoring the gravity of unlawful gun ownership.

Arab and Muslim leaders voiced unified support for Qatar on Monday, condemning an attack reportedly carried out by Israel last week. They also urged clear deterrent steps to prevent further conflict, underscoring deep regional solidarity.

Senator Marco Rubio reaffirms the strong U.S.-Israel alliance even as he departs for Qatar amid backlash over Doha strikes. In an exclusive statement, Rubio underscores critical foreign policy concerns, from the Israel-Gaza conflict to Russian drone incursions and the $50 million bounty on Venezuela’s leader.

Rural leaders in 40 counties are bracing for corrosive budget deficits after the lapse of a federal program designed to compensate for the lack of local taxes on federal land. If no solution is found, these communities fear shortages for essential services ranging from roads to public schools.

A dairy herd in central Nebraska tested positive for avian influenza, marking the state’s first reported instance of the virus in cattle. State and federal authorities worked together to confirm the case, signaling a new challenge for Nebraska agriculture.

U.S. stocks moved higher on September 15, 2025, as the Dow edged up and the S&P 500 and Nasdaq reached record levels. Investor optimism grew after President Trump suggested that trade discussions with China were on a positive track, with an upcoming Federal Reserve meeting also in view.

Sri Lanka pulled off a nervous four-wicket victory over a spirited Hong Kong, securing its second win in the Asia Cup. Meanwhile, the United Arab Emirates earned its first points by defeating tournament newcomer Oman by 42 runs.

A federal judge has blocked the Trump administration’s plan to deport a group of unaccompanied minors from Guatemala, following a change in the Justice Department’s stance on parental consent. The judge’s order, prompted by conflicting official claims, leaves these children in a legal limbo as their case moves forward.