Stories from April 15, 2026

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A single mother and courtroom interpreter remains detained by federal immigration officials for nearly a month.

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Justice Sotomayor apologized to Justice Kavanaugh for 'hurtful' comments she made.

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An Arizona utility will not cut power for nonpayment when temperatures are 95°F or higher.

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Tornadoes and severe storms are sweeping the U.S., impacting the central states and moving eastward.

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Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche supports public congressional hearings for Jeffrey Epstein's victims.

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Bayern Munich defeated Real Madrid 4-3 to advance to the Champions League semifinals.

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House Democrats are using an anti-corruption message to gain traction against President Trump for midterm elections.

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Rep. Austin Scott stated Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's ouster of Gen. Randy George will have a 'chilling effect' on the military.

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A former Infowars staffer, Josh Owens, has written a new book detailing his experiences working for Alex Jones.

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Former NATO leader Jens Stoltenberg stated the U.S. is safer with NATO, amid European nations' fallback plans.

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The Cook Political Report has shifted four Senate races in favor of Democrats.

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Alabama has scheduled an execution by nitrogen gas for a man convicted of killing two people.