News for May 22, 2025

Gas prices are expected to be the lowest for a Memorial Day weekend since 2021, giving holiday travelers some relief at the pump.

The Supreme Court let President Donald Trump keep two labor board members off their jobs while legal fights over his firings continue.

A new study says alcohol-related cancer deaths in the U.S. doubled from 1990 to 2021, adding to calls from Dr. Vivek Murthy for stronger cancer warnings on alcoholic drinks.

U.S. cancer deaths linked to alcohol have more than doubled in three decades, with the biggest rise among older men.

The Justice Department, under the Trump administration, is trying to end the Flores settlement, a court deal that has long required the government to provide basic protections for migrant children in custody.

The Supreme Court let President Donald Trump fire members of independent federal agencies, but signaled that ruling may not apply to the Federal Reserve.

Memorial Day travel is expected to set a record as millions of Americans fly and drive for the holiday weekend.

The FTC voted to drop a Biden-era lawsuit against PepsiCo over alleged price discrimination, ending the case under Chair Andrew Ferguson.

The US Supreme Court blocked Oklahoma from using public funding for a religious charter school after the justices split 4-4, leaving a lower court ruling in place.

A small plane crashed into a San Diego military housing neighborhood, killing at least three people, injuring others, and forcing evacuations as investigators and emergency crews responded.

UBS found that U.S. family offices are putting more money into the U.S. market and stocks in 2025, even as some investors worry about a “sell America” shift.

A Michigan prosecutor said former Grand Rapids officer Christopher Schurr will not face a second trial after the jury could not reach a unanimous verdict in the fatal shooting of Patrick Lyoya.