Stories from April 6, 2026

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President Donald Trump threatened to destroy all bridges and power plants in Iran.

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Rep. Anna Paulina Luna stated Reps. Tony Gonzales and Sheila Cherfilus-McCormick "need to go" from Congress.

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Maine Senate candidate Graham Platner's campaign believes he has nearly won the primary against Gov. Janet Mills.

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Oklahoma City police officers were placed on leave for an April Fools’ Day 911 call.

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A second ex-staffer accuses Texas Congressman Tony Gonzales of sending sexually explicit messages.

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Former Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin indicated his readiness to return to public office.

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A key Fed official indicated a possible interest rate hike due to rising gas prices and inflation.

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Health Secretary RFK Jr. changed rules to gain more control over the CDC's vaccine advisory panel after a court loss.

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A Trump administration shipping waiver has not increased domestic oil flow but has boosted fuel exports.

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Farmers warn of a food price spike due to rising fuel and fertilizer costs caused by war.

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New texts reportedly show Congressman Tony Gonzales asked a campaign aide for nude photos and sex in 2020.

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People in recovery in eastern Kentucky are finding a fresh start by crafting Troublesome Creek instruments.