News for March 3, 2026

The Pentagon said six U.S. Army Reserve soldiers were killed in an Iranian strike on a tactical operations center in Kuwait, and the military is investigating the attack.

Live Nation is fighting a Justice Department antitrust case by arguing it competes fairly in the live events market, not as a monopoly.

Kristi Noem defended the Homeland Security Department’s immigration enforcement actions in a tense Senate hearing and did not retract false claims that two U.S. citizens killed by agents were domestic terrorists.

President Donald Trump threatened to cut off trade with Spain after clashes over NATO spending and the use of U.S.-Spanish bases.

The Justice Department reversed its earlier move and will now defend Trump’s executive orders aimed at punishing law firms, after courts had already blocked the directives.

Ethan Agarwal, a tech entrepreneur backed by some Silicon Valley figures, has entered the race to challenge Representative Ro Khanna in California’s 17th congressional district.

The Justice Department dropped its lawsuits defending Trump’s executive orders against Perkins Coie after federal judges ruled the orders were unconstitutional.

Joe Gebbia was seen using a strange metallic-looking audio device in San Francisco, and the sighting sparked speculation that it could be linked to OpenAI’s rumored hardware plans.