Stories from March 27, 2026

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Federal workers lost jobs after Trump's DOGE cuts, but no clear accounting shows actual savings achieved.

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President Trump said the U.S. does not have to maintain its military presence in NATO, questioning American commitment to the alliance.

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TSA workers may receive delayed paychecks Monday, but operational disruptions at airports may persist.

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Georgia Republican Party is pursuing removal of partisan labels from local elections in metro Atlanta areas.

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Officer fired after fatally shooting man in mental health crisis while colleagues attempted de-escalation.

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A US appeals court overturned a $16 billion judgment against Argentina over energy company nationalization.

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A pro-Iranian hacking group claims it breached FBI Director Kash Patel's email account, raising government cybersecurity concerns.

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Fellow Democrats demand Sheila Cherfilus McCormick's resignation or expulsion.

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Ukraine's drone defense technology has become a globally sought commodity despite Trump's public dismissal of its value.

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An Army veteran faces conspiracy charges for participating in an anti-ICE protest, marking a first for such demonstrations.

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President Trump announced new loan guarantees for farmers to offset losses from his tariffs and trade disruptions.

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Federal judge dismisses charges against officers accused of falsifying warrant in Breonna Taylor's fatal 2020 raid.