News for March 21, 2025

ABLE accounts let Americans with disabilities save and invest more money without losing key benefits, and Daniel Elliott says wider access will help many more people use them.

A growing measles outbreak in Texas and nearby states is spreading fastest in places with low vaccination rates, and health officials warn it could keep getting worse.

A federal judge questioned the Trump administration’s use of a wartime deportation law and criticized the Justice Department for not following his order to halt two flights.

The Department of Homeland Security is cutting back three oversight offices, including civil rights and immigration complaint services, as it says it wants to remove barriers to enforcement.

Law enforcement and extremism experts say there is no evidence that the Tesla vandalism tied to Elon Musk and Donald Trump’s claims is being coordinated.

The Pentagon issued new guidance to enforce President Donald Trump’s ban on transgender military service and asked a federal judge to lift her order blocking it.

Jeanne Kay Whitefeather and Donald Lantz were sentenced to hundreds of years in prison after being convicted of forcing their adopted Black children to work as slaves.

ICE detainee Joel Jose Gonzalez-Gonzalez was captured after escaping a Colorado jail during a power outage, while a second detainee remained missing.

U.S. stocks dipped and looked set for another rough week as Donald Trump’s tariff plans and weaker economic outlook kept investors on edge.