U.S. Says It Is Ready to Expand Economic Actions Targeting Iran’s Military-Industrial Base.

US job growth collapses to under 20,000 per month — weakest since 2008 and 2020 crises.

Average monthly US job creation has fallen below 20,000, marking the weakest labor market since the 2020 and 2008 crises.

New Mexico diocese sues to stop Trump administration from seizing church property for border wall

A Catholic diocese in New Mexico is in court opposing the Trump administration's effort to seize church property to construct more fencing along the southern border, accusing US officials of religious freedom violations.

Philippine national pleads guilty in $48M nationwide book publishing scam targeting more than 800 victims in the US. Defendant first of four to admit role in scheme.

Michael Cris Traya Sordilla, a citizen of the Philippines, pleaded guilty to his role in a $48 million nationwide book publishing scam targeting over 800 victims in the US. He is the first of four defendants to admit his role.

Canvas hack locks out students at US schools, universities during finals; some colleges postpone exams

A cyberattack on Instructure's Canvas learning management system locked out students across the US during finals, prompting some colleges to postpone exams, according to the Associated Press.