- — Britain, U.S. attack Houthi drone manufacturing targets in Yemen
- British warplanes have attacked Houthi targets in Yemen, joining ally the United States in its airstrikes targeting the Iran-backed militia.
- — Authorities identify four girls killed at Illinois after-school program
- Authorities have identified the four girls who were killed Monday when a car crashed into an Illinois after-school camp.
- — U.S. sanctions Iran ballistic missile propellant procurement network
- The United States has sanctioned a network of firms accused of procuring ballistic missile propellant ingredients for Iran.
- — On This Day, April 30: Vietnam War comes to end
- On April 30, 1975, South Vietnam unconditionally surrendered to North Vietnam. The communists occupied Saigon and renamed it Ho Chi Minh City.
- — Wisconsin's high court temporarily removes judge charged with helping migrant flee arrest
- The Wisconsin Supreme Court has temporarily removed a state judge who was arrested last week on allegations of helping an undocumented migrant evade capture.
- — Wisconsin high court temporarily removes judge charged with helping migrant flee arrest
- The Wisconsin Supreme Court has temporarily removed a state judge who was arrested last week on allegations of helping an undocumented migrant evade capture.
- — Harvard apologizes after reports find campus anti-Semitism, Islamophobia
- Harvard's president is apologizing after two task forces revealed a majority of Jewish and Muslim students have been subjected to discrimination and hate on campus.
- — Trump signs executive order to lessen tariff burden on auto industry
- President Donald Trump signed a pair of executive orders on Tuesday to ease his tariffs targeting automobile and auto part imports, marking another drastic reversal of his tariff policy amid domestic industry concerns.
- — Police reveal additional details about Vancouver car-ramming victims
- Authorities in Vancouver on Tuesday revealed additional details about the victims of Saturday's vehicle-ramming incident, stating the youngest murder victim was a 5-year-old girl.
- — Trump celebrates first 100 days with campaign-style rally in Michigan
- President Donald Trump held a campaign-style rally in Michigan on Tuesday to mark his first 100 days of his second term in office, proclaiming, "we've just gotten started."
- — All-female, mostly Black WWII unit receives Congressional Gold Medal
- Family members of the 6888th Central Postal Directory Battalion accepted a Congressional Gold Medal on Tuesday and 80 years after the unit was deployed during World War II.
- — Congress seeks answers about rising drone activity over military bases
- Defense officials testified before Congress on Tuesday about the increase in drone activity over military sites.
- — Report says U.S. consumer confidence at 5-year low
- A global trade war and inflation concerns have caused U.S. consumer confidence to reach its lowest level since May 2020, according to The Confidence Board.
- — U.S. Customs seizes counterfeit cigarettes worth $729,000 in Texas
- U.S. Customs and Border Protection announced Tuesday it seized a shipment of fake brand cigarettes worth more than $729,000 in Laredo, Texas.
- — 1st of 3 accusers takes stand at Harvey Weinstein's rape retrial in Manhattan
- Harvey Weinstein was again in court Tuesday as his rape retrial continued with much-anticipated witness testimony.
- — Canadian PM Carney's Liberals win federal election dominated by Trump
- Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney and his Liberal Party have won a fourth consecutive government, as voter turnout hit 67% in an election dominated by U.S. President Donald Trump, tariffs and annexation threats.
- — Gazans suffer amid blockade as IDF accuses Hamas of stealing aid
- A full blockade of Gaza is leaving civilians with little to no food since Israel on March 2 halted aid shipments following the breakdown of an earlier cease-fire agreement.
- — 50 years after the war, Vietnam looks to the future
- Fifty years after a North Vietnamese tank came crashing through the front gate of Saigon's presidential palace and brought an end to the nearly two-decade Vietnam War, Ho Chi Minh City is gearing up for a celebration.
- — N.Y. lawmakers reach deal on 'bell-to-bell' cellphone ban in state's public schools
- New York lawmakers have tentatively agreed to Gov. Kathy Hochul's $254 billion state budget proposal that includes a "bell-to-bell" school cellphone ban.
- — American Airlines sues JetBlue after their partnership fails to take off
- American Airlines on Monday sued JetBlue Airways in the Business Court of Texas to recover funds that JetBlue allegedly owes from the failed Northeast Alliance partnership effort.
- — President Donald Trump tests executive power in first 100 days
- Tuesday marks President Donald Trump's 100th day in office and his return as commander in chief has been marked with an aggressive approach to deportations, the trade market, foreign affairs and education in the U.S.
- — UPS to cut 20,000 jobs after Amazon decreases usage
- UPS announced Tuesday that it will cut 20,000 jobs this year to save money due to a reduction in deliveries from Amazon, its top client.
- — Power mostly restored to Spain, Portugal; officials rule out cyberattack as cause of outage
- Electricity has returned to most of Spain and Portugal but with continued disruptions on the second day after an unknown failure caused a massive blackout across much of western Europe.
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