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CBS News Lays Off 6% of Staff, Ends Radio Division

CBS News executives announced the cuts and the closure of the century-old radio service on Friday.

Iraq Declares Force Majeure on Foreign Oilfields

Iraq's Oil Ministry invoked the clause on all fields operated by foreign companies due to disruptions in the Strait of Hormuz.

Trump Calls NATO Allies 'Cowards' Over Iran War

President Donald Trump rebuked NATO partners on Friday for declining to send forces to reopen the Strait of Hormuz in the ongoing US-Israel conflict with Iran.

Japan Pledges $73B in U.S. Energy Investments

Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi announced the second-round commitment during a White House summit with President Donald Trump on Thursday.

Virginia Holds Off Wright State to Avoid Upset in NCAA Tournament

After years of early exits, Virginia withstood a challenge from a lower seed to secure its first tournament win in seven years.

Arizona Cruises Past Long Island 92–58 in NCAA Tournament

Arizona delivered a dominant performance from the opening minutes to advance comfortably into the second round.

Planned Parenthood Settles EEOC Probe for $500K

Planned Parenthood of Illinois has agreed to pay $500,000 to resolve a federal investigation into alleged workplace discrimination against employees.

President Trump Rules Out Deploying Ground Troops to Iran

President Trump has dismissed reports that his administration is considering sending thousands of U.S. forces to the Middle East.

Cost of One California Overpass Soars to $114M

The Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing over US-101 is $21 million over budget and still under construction years after its planned completion.

Judge Orders Deportation of Former NYC Council Staffer

The immigration ruling has sparked a public clash between federal authorities enforcing deportation and New York City officials defending the staffer.