News for May 3, 2026

A man was arrested at President Donald Trump’s Doral golf club near Miami after causing a disturbance and making contact with a Secret Service agent, according to authorities.

Hoax bomb and shooter threats caused evacuations and closures at several U.S. zoos, while the FBI warned that swatting is a growing and dangerous problem.

President Donald Trump said the U.S. will begin escorting ships through the Strait of Hormuz as talks with Iran continue and tensions at sea remain high.

Sen. Raphael Warnock said the Supreme Court’s ruling on Louisiana’s map was a major blow to voting rights and could speed up a partisan redistricting fight across the country.

A man drove a car packed with explosives and propane into Portland’s Multnomah Athletic Club, killing himself and forcing a major police bomb-squad response.

President Donald Trump’s plan to pull U.S. troops out of Germany has drawn sharp warnings from Republican lawmakers that it could weaken deterrence against Russia.

Two U.S. Army soldiers are missing in southern Morocco during the African Lion training exercise, and a search and rescue operation is underway.

The article says false claims, AI-made junk, and spin after a Trump assassination attempt show how hard it is for people to know what is true online.

The Trump administration has added Donald Trump’s name, image, or signature to a wide range of federal items and programs, turning government branding into a major feature of his second term.

Google is making peace with defense work, even as some employees protest its growing ties to the Pentagon and other government contracts.

President Donald Trump said he is reviewing Iran’s new proposal to end the conflict, but he doubts it will be acceptable.

Cole Tomas Allen’s lawyers say he is no longer on suicide precautions in the Washington, D.C. jail as he awaits trial in the Trump assassination attempt case.