Stories from April 3, 2026

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The U.S. lost nearly 150,000 farms in five years as rising operating costs push farmers into bankruptcy.

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A deaf seven-year-old student's classmates showed kindness, helping him feel less isolated at school.

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Georgia lawmakers passed a bill allowing property owners to sue over homeless encampments on their land.

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United Airlines raised baggage fees and introduced tiered premium fares in response to rising fuel costs.

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A Nevada judge extended a ban preventing Kalshi prediction market platform from operating in the state.

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Police nationwide report growing "teen takeovers"—coordinated mass gatherings in retail stores causing shoplifting and property damage.

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U.S. military captured Venezuelan leader Nicolás Maduro three months ago; Delcy Rodríguez now acts as leader.

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Trump ordered DHS to pay employees during 49-day partial shutdown, the longest in U.S. history.

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Young Republicans diverge from party consensus on Trump's Iran war, signaling emerging fault lines in conservative coalition.

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A second suspect was arrested in connection with a shooting that killed a 7-month-old girl in Brooklyn.

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Israeli law expands death penalty for terrorism convictions as settler violence against Palestinians surges in occupied West Bank.

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Three people charged in connection with fires at Jewish charity ambulance facilities.