News articles from 16 April 2026 : 15:07
Former Arizona State football player and coaching assistant Steven Miller has died at 29. He started 35 games as an offensive lineman for ASU.
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Internal emails show Washington State University police identified Bryan Kohberger's suspect vehicle earlier than the arrest affidavit stated.
Iran announces opening of the Strait of Hormuz
Some U.S. drivers report saving up to 75 cents per gallon by filling up at tribal gas stations in various locations, which often skip state fuel taxes on tribal land.
Jen Psaki told Stephen A. Smith that Democrats focusing on the 25th Amendment against President Donald Trump is not constructive and said it wasn't going to happen.
Kathy Ireland leans into faith after filing a lawsuit alleging her former management team betrayed her and mishandled her multi-million dollar fortune.
Watchdog group asks federal agencies to investigate an Alaska school district accused of hiding students' gender identity information from their parents.
The price of oil plunged sharply and U.S. stock indexes opened at new all-time highs after the Iranian foreign minister said that the Strait of Hormuz was open for commercial vessels."In line with th…
Iran announced that the Strait of Hormuz is completely open for commercial ships for the remainder of the ceasefire. President Donald Trump also confirmed the news. NBC News' Matt Bradley reports on …
Judge halts construction on Trump's White House ballroom
Pope Leo XIV used a Mass attended by more than 100,000 people in Cameroon on Friday to openly criticize the uneven distribution of wealth.
Democratic Maine U.S. Senate candidate Graham Platner apologized for using the R-word in a recent interview where he addressed his tattoo controversy.
Florida's Space Coast faces a critical lifeguard shortage with 45 unfilled roles as two adults die in a Cocoa Beach rip current while saving a child.
Terrorism victims led by 1st Lt. Jacob Fritz's mother seek billions in Iranian Bitcoin, facing opposition from a U.S. attorney in New York federal court.
Alex Shelley and Chris Sabin credit AJ Styles with paving the way for their WWE careers ahead of his Hall of Fame induction ceremony on Friday.
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