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Anger and grief intensified across multiple U.S. cities after another deadly encounter involving federal agents, fueling calls for investigations and renewed debate over immigration enforcement tactics and accountability.
A sprawling winter storm that began forming on January 22, 2026 is pushing snow, ice, and dangerous travel conditions across wide sections of the United States, with officials warning of continued impacts as the system advances east.
A sprawling winter storm is pushing heavy snow, sleet and freezing rain from the Plains and South toward the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast, forcing widespread warnings and prompting officials to urge people to stay off roads. Utilities are bracing for outages as ice builds on trees and power lines, while airlines report thousands of canceled flights.
A second fatal shooting by federal agents in roughly three weeks is fueling nationwide anger, renewed scrutiny of immigration enforcement, and fresh pressure in Congress over Homeland Security funding.
A sprawling winter system dubbed “Fern” has pushed emergency declarations across multiple states, grounding thousands of flights and knocking out power for large pockets of the country as ice and heavy snow spread east.