Stories from April 7, 2026

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Colleen Shogan, fired by President Trump, now leads an essay series honoring presidents for America's 250th anniversary.

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Federal crackdown on healthcare fraud targets hospices, with one doctor's practice raising red flags.

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The US Army launched a new Data Operations Center to improve data management and address digital challenges.

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An Alaska man charged with threatening Supreme Court justices and their families has reached a plea deal.

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Turning Point and Jane Fonda are involved in a fight for control of the Salt River Project utility in Phoenix.

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Bible stories may be included in a new Texas public schools reading list.

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US security agencies warn of Iran-affiliated cyberattacks targeting critical infrastructure, especially water and energy sectors.

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Catholic nuns are suing over transgender care and religious freedom, raising legal and social issues.

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A former FedEx driver pleaded guilty to killing a 7-year-old girl after a delivery in Texas.

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The US Justice Department disrupted a Russian military-controlled network used for DNS hijacking.

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Traumatic brain injuries are the defining injury for U.S. troops in post-9/11 conflicts, with over 350 injured since February.

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Former UN climate chief Christiana Figueres warned that global reliance on fossil fuels holds countries "hostage."