News articles from 16 April 2026 : 10:59
Girl obsessed with Sandy Hook, Columbine allegedly plotted school massacre with other students: report
Authorities arrested three teens who allegedly planned a copycat Columbine and Sandy Hook shooting at a New York middle school, according to police.
I was a supervisor for the Secret Service. It has huge problems with the people it hires
The Secret Service doesn't have a recruiting problem, it has a hiring problem rooted in woke DEI practices that eroded the agency, author contends.
MIKE DAVIS: California's highest court disgraces itself by upholding disbarment of John Eastman
Constitutional scholar and Clarence Thomas clerk John Eastman faces disbarment by the California Supreme Court over his 2020 election work for Trump.
Former Dem Virginia Lt. Gov. confirmed dead in apparent murder-suicide
Lt. Gov. Justin Fairfax served as the 41st lt governor under Gov. Ralph Northam between Jan. 13, 2018, to Jan. 15, 2022.
Federal judge blocks Indiana ban on student ID for voting
A federal judge granted a preliminary injunction against Indiana's SB 10, ruling the ban on student IDs for voting likely burdens young voters' rights.
Rogan ridicules Trump's AI image portraying him as Jesus-like figure
Joe Rogan made fun of Trump's controversial AI image appearing to depict him as Jesus, joking it was created by "AI God" during a podcast episode.
White Sox longtime anthem singer collapses on field while performing Black national anthem
White Sox longtime anthem performer Gerald Chaney collapsed while singing the Black national anthem before a game against the Tampa Bay Rays on "Jackie Robinson Day."
Secretary Kennedy testifies at House hearing
Watch live coverage as the House Ways and Means Committee holds a hearing with Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy.
Hegseth warns Iranian leaders to 'choose wisely' on deal with US: 'We are locked and loaded'
War Secretary Pete Hegseth urged Iranian leaders to "choose wisely" and accept a peace agreement with the U.S. on Thursday.
Surprise tornadoes in Kansas prompt concerns about changes at the National Weather Service
Five tornadoes hit the Kansas City area Monday night. Did a change in National Weather Service balloon launches leave forecasters in the dark about the threat for much of the day?
Athena Strand's mother reveals final words with slain child as jury weighs death penalty for FedEx driver
Athena Strand's mother took the stand at the trial of former FedEx driver Tanner Horner, who pleaded guilty to the capital murder of the 7-year-old.
Protein boom is threatening to wipe out vegetarian chain as shutdown looms
Boston vegetarian chain Clover Food Lab warns it could close and lay off 182 workers as experts say consumers are shifting back to meat and dairy foods.
Markets Rally on Wall Street Amid Hope for End of War in Iran
As the war in Iran continues, the markets saw a record-setting day of trading on Wednesday with both the Nasdaq and S&P 500 closing at all-time highs after President Donald Trump said the war in …
First responders rescue stuck climbers in Colorado
First responders rescue stuck climbers in Colorado
Republicans Share Concerns Over Length and Impact of Iran War
Congress has failed to pass limits on President Donald Trump’s war powers but a growing number of Republicans are voicing their concern about the war in Iran and its political impact. Several Republi…
First-ever moratorium on AI data centers passes Maine legislature
Maine is poised to become the first state to halt large data center projects, as the moratorium bill now heads to Gov. Janet Mills for her signature.