Politics May 19 WATCH: Tulsa race massacre survivors, advocates testify before House committee In 1921, the “proud, rich, black” community in Tulsa suffered a brutal massacre — up to 300 black Tulsans were murdered by white residents, and a thriving neighborhood of that Oklahoma city burned to the ground.
Politics May 18 House Speaker Pelosi backs 2022 Olympics diplomatic boycott Pelosi is not advocating that countries keep their athletes home from the Winter Games. But she does think world leaders should stay away from next year's Olympics.
Politics May 18 Lawmakers quiz Boeing, FAA about recent issues with planes Two key members of Congress are seeking records from Boeing and the Federal Aviation Administration about production problems with two of the company’s most popular airliners.
Economy May 18 WATCH: Biden delivers remarks at electric vehicle center in Dearborn, Michigan Biden toured Ford's Electric Vehicle Center, a new factory being built on the grounds of the automaker's massive Rouge complex in Dearborn, Michigan.
Politics May 18 Kerry says U.S. examining carbon border tax, sees risks Kerry said President Joe Biden had instructed U.S. officials to examine the issue in detail as the European Union prepares to announce its plans for a "carbon border adjustment mechanism."…
Health May 18 WATCH: White House COVID task force holds news briefing The White House coronavirus task force will hold a news briefing on Tuesday, May 18.
Politics May 17 U.S. sanctions Myanmar military and junta leaders for deadly attacks The U.S. has placed members of Myanmar's ruling military junta on a financial blacklist for the deadly attacks against civilians following the February coup in the southeast Asian nation.
Politics May 17 WATCH: White House pushes 'quiet and intensive' diplomacy to halt violence in Israel The Israeli military has unleashed a wave of heavy airstrikes on the Gaza Strip, saying it destroyed 15 kilometers of militant tunnels and the homes of nine Hamas commanders.
Nation May 17 New law in South Carolina makes inmates choose electric chair or firing squad South Carolina had been one of the most prolific states of its size in putting inmates to death. But a lack of lethal injection drugs brought executions to a halt.
Nation May 17 Supreme Court to weigh rollback of abortion rights The court’s order sets up a showdown over abortion, probably in the fall, with a more conservative court seemingly ready to dramatically alter nearly 50 years of rulings on abortion rights.