News for April 10, 2026

The family of Anadith Danay Reyes Alvarez is suing the U.S. government after the 8-year-old died in Customs and Border Protection custody following a serious medical decline.

The Department of Homeland Security’s watchdog has paused most of its audits and reviews because the shutdown has cut off funding and furloughed much of its staff.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy is trying to recruit gamers into the Federal Aviation Administration as the U.S. works to fix a shortage of air traffic controllers.

The Justice Department says Brian Cole Jr. should not get covered by Donald Trump’s Jan. 6 pardons, and his pipe bomb case should move forward.

U.S. inflation jumped in March as the Iran war drove up energy costs and pushed gasoline prices sharply higher.

The Trump administration admitted it made a major error in figures used to justify a Medicaid fraud probe in New York, raising questions about its anti-fraud campaign.

The White House tried to pressure Alexandra Wilson to leave an Indiana GOP state Senate primary, but she stayed in the race and ended up on the ballot.