Legal challenges are expected after Washington state bans the sale of many semi-automatic rifles, joining other states in banning such weapons.
Author: George Petras, USA TODAY
North Korea missile launch, which sparked fear in Hokkaido, Japan, signals more weapons tests
Hokkaido, Japan, ordered and then canceled an evacuation as Kim Jong Un tests high-tech weaponry in response to U.S.-South Korean military exercises.
First-class stamps could cost you 66 cents by July. Graphics show other expected USPS price hikes.
Stamp price increase is part of overall hikes in first-class mail services
How often do banks in America collapse? Questions swirl after Silicon Valley Bank, Signature Bank failures
A handful of different banks fail almost annually, but a lull over the past two years helped make Silicon Valley Bank a surprise
North Korea has launched at least 84 missiles in 2022, more than in any other year
In growing hostility to US-South Korea military exercises, North Korea’s missiles have escalated tension and raised fears of another nuclear test
Dec. 7, 1941: America remembers devastating attack on Pearl Harbor
In the 1930s, both the US and Japan thought war was inevitable, but officials did not believe the Japanese could attack bases in Hawaii
A closer look at the Scooter Cannonball, a rally that will push scooter riders to their limits in 10-day, coast-to-coast dash
It’s not a race, but more than 90 Vespa, Honda and other scooter riders will travel 4,500 miles in a punishing ordeal. USA TODAY asked some of them why.
A quick guide: Trump’s lawsuits dispute election results as presidency is called for Biden
The Trump campaign has sued to contest vote counts in Pennsylvania, Michigan, Arizona, Nevada and Georgia. Here’s a guide to the status of the claims.
7 days in Iraq: How US-Iran conflict led to general’s death
In one week, the U.S.-Iranian confrontation heated up and ended with an Iranian general’s death.
Timeline: How tension escalated between US, Iran
timeline of US-Iran tension