News for May 30, 2025

Volunteer beekeepers helped the Washington State Department of Agriculture and local officials rescue millions of bees after a semi-truck crash spilled their hives on a Washington road.

More than 130 retired judges are asking a federal court to drop charges against Wisconsin Judge Hannah Dugan, saying her arrest and prosecution violate judicial immunity.

Kristi Noem and the Department of Homeland Security accused Minnesota of shielding undocumented immigrants and warned of possible federal consequences.

In Pittsburg County, inmate workers cleared tornado debris so a woman and her three children could leave their rural Oklahoma home after being trapped for more than a week.

President Donald Trump said the US will raise tariffs on steel and aluminium imports to 50% and tied the move to support for US Steel and a new Nippon Steel partnership.

President Donald Trump may still pursue tariffs through other laws after a court blocked his use of emergency powers, but those options are narrower and slower.

The Army has issued new guidance to help identify transgender troops as the Pentagon moves to force them out of military service.

U.S. inflation cooled in April even as President Donald Trump’s tariffs had not yet clearly raised prices.

Indiana woman Ahnna Tipton was arrested after police said she made homemade explosive devices and planned to use them at her former high school.

The United States Postal Service said dog attacks on mail carriers rose again last year, topping 6,000 incidents nationwide.

ICE released Lewelyn Dixon, a green-card holder who had lived legally in the U.S. for 50 years, after a judge ruled she could not be deported.

Penn Medicine says it will stop offering gender-affirming surgical procedures to patients under 19 because of federal guidance linked to President Donald Trump’s administration.