News for May 29, 2025

Jeep has revealed a new Cherokee SUV and says the model will include a hybrid option as part of its turnaround effort.

A man died and another was hurt after a dumpster they were sleeping in was emptied into a garbage truck in New York.

President Donald Trump has repeatedly threatened steep tariffs and then delayed, softened, or dropped them, creating uncertainty for businesses and helping fuel Wall Street’s “TACO” trade joke.

Former Red Hot Chili Peppers guitarist Josh Klinghoffer was sentenced to probation and community labor after pleading no contest in a fatal 2024 pedestrian crash.

The Arizona Supreme Court is using AI-generated avatars to share court news faster, while Chief Justice Ann Timmer says the real words and decisions still come from humans.

A Pew Research Center poll found that most LGBTQ adults think the United States accepts gay and lesbian people far more than transgender and nonbinary people.

A federal appeals court temporarily restored President Donald Trump’s tariffs after a lower trade court had blocked most of them.

The World Health Organization says a new Covid variant, NB.1.8.1, is spreading globally and could raise U.S. summer cases, but it does not appear to cause more severe illness.

Victoria’s Secret took down its U.S. website and limited some in-store services while it deals with a security incident that may be a cyberattack.

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission recalled more than 100,000 kitchen faucets sold on Amazon because they may expose people to unsafe lead levels.

Senate Republicans are set to revisit the House tax bill, with Medicaid cuts and work rules emerging as major points of concern for senators like Susan Collins and Lisa Murkowski.

A court ruled that President Donald Trump’s broad tariffs were illegal, but an appeals court quickly paused that ruling, leaving the tariffs in place for now.