A "serious software error" at New Jersey's motor vehicle commission led to approximately 6,600 non-U.S. citizens being placed on voter lists.

A stealth F-35A fighter jet emitted an emergency signal and landed at a UAE base amidst U.S. attacks on Iran; the cause remains unclear.

Ambassador Wicks visits Hoan Kiem lake, Van Mieu - Quoc Tu Giam, and enjoys iced milk coffee during her first days in Vietnam.

The U.S. announced a new wave of strikes against Iran, following accusations that Tehran attacked a cargo ship in the Strait of Hormuz.

The 21st Century Homeownership Path bill automatically became law, despite president Trump's refusal to sign it, citing his opposition to a stalled election proposal.

A shortage of supply pushed U.S. home prices to a record high in June, exceeding 440,000 USD per unit.

Sinaloa governor Ruben Rocha Moya denies he is on the run after being indicted by U.S. authorities on drug trafficking charges.

U.S. federal health officials are tracking the source of a microscopic parasite causing prolonged intestinal illness, affecting hundreds of people.

The U.S. Navy's project to build the E-130J aircraft, intended to replace the E-6B fleet, is experiencing delays and raising questions.

An MH-60S helicopter made an emergency landing in the Arabian Sea, leaving one service member missing, though U.S. officials confirmed the incident was not due to hostile action.

President Trump earned nearly 1,2 billion USD from his cryptocurrency ventures last year, alongside tens of millions from real estate.

New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Seattle, and Atlanta are the five U.S. cities voted most friendly by visitors among the 11 World Cup host locations, according to the NYPost newspaper.

Suspects allegedly planned to use explosive-laden drones to create chaos at a UFC event at the White House, luring evacuees towards waiting gunmen.

The U.S. aerial refueling fleet has not met mission capability standards for over five years, according to a government report.