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Storms and TSA Shortages Disrupt Thousands of Flights

Updated March 17, 2026 Powerful storms across the Midwest and East Coast and thinning TSA ranks left travelers facing hundreds of canceled flights and thousands more delayed on Tuesday. A partial government shutdown...

7-Ton Meteor Over Ohio Produced Loud Morning Boom

An object weighing roughly 7 tons streaked across the morning sky before 9 a.m. ET, creating a bright fireball and a powerful sonic boom that some residents mistook for an explosion. NASA and weather officials say the...

Kent Resigns; Larijani Killed in Airstrike

Joe Kent, the top U.S. counterterrorism official, has resigned, citing the ongoing war involving Iran as the reason for his departure. His exit marks a significant domestic development amid already heightened...

Cuba Restores Power After Islandwide Blackout

Updated March 17, 2026 — Cuban officials reported a nationwide blackout Monday that left the country’s roughly 11 million people without power as the island’s energy and economic crises deepen. The Ministry of Energy...

Cuba to Allow Investment by U.S.-Based Nationals

Cuba plans to allow Cuban nationals living abroad — including those in the United States — to invest in companies on the island, Deputy Prime Minister Oscar Pérez-Oliva Fraga told NBC News in an interview aired Monday....

Why Ali Larijani's Killing Matters

Top Iranian security official Ali Larijani was killed in overnight strikes, Israel said Tuesday, a development leaders on both sides described as a major moment in the conflict. Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz...