News for March 27, 2025

Americans are feeling a bit more pessimistic about the economy, with many expecting slower growth or a recession over the next year.

Sir Keir Starmer said the UK will not rush into a trade war with the US and is instead trying to stop Donald Trump’s planned car tariffs through talks.

Yolanda Saldívar, the woman convicted of killing Selena Quintanilla-Perez, was denied parole and will not be reviewed again until 2030.

Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte signed a law that limits transgender people’s access to bathrooms and other spaces in public buildings based on sex assigned at birth.

President Donald Trump has not asked Mike Waltz to resign over the Signal chat scandal, but he is still unhappy and watching how the fallout unfolds.

A longtime Homeland Security employee is facing major punishment after accidentally sending a journalist sensitive details about an ICE operation, while top Trump officials tied to a separate leak case have faced no similar fallout.

Paul Kim was arrested in connection with an arson attack on a Tesla site in Las Vegas and now faces state and federal charges.

LeBron James and Stephen A. Smith kept their public feud going over how Smith has talked about James’ son and NBA coverage in general.

The housing market is still very hard for buyers, but new data shows some easing that could be slowed by tariffs and a trade war.

President Donald Trump withdrew Elise Stefanik’s nomination to be U.N. ambassador and asked her to stay in Congress to help protect the Republican House majority.

Glenn H. Hodak, a U.S. Army Air Forces gunner shot down over Japan in World War II, has been identified decades after he died in the Tokyo Military Prison fire.

Protests in Gaza are growing as some residents blame Hamas for prolonging the war and demand it step aside.