9/11 Families Press Saudi Case, Household Gloom Deepens, and Disney+ Lands the Super Bowl
9/11 families push their Saudi Arabia case toward trial, more households say their finances are worsening, and Disney+ prepares to stream the Super Bowl.
Alito Eyes Another Term, Canada Shooting Plot Unravels, and Hollywood Loses a Legend
Justice Samuel Alito rules out retiring before next summer, a Washington man faces a novel charge tied to a Canadian school shooting, and Oscar winner Eva Marie Saint dies at 102.
Trump Ties Aid to Midterms, “Prometheus” Faces Hacking Charges, and Wildfires Erase Ozone Gains
Trump links federal help to Ohio’s midterm results, an alleged ATM hacker faces charges spanning 47 states, and wildfire smoke exposes 43 million people to hazardous ozone.
Hemp Ban Threatens Billions, Medicare Sends $90 Payments, and “Digger” Takes a Dive
A federal hemp ban threatens $28.3 billion in sales, 20 million Medicare enrollees get $90 payments, and Tom Cruise’s “Digger” stumbles at the box office.
G7 Taps Oil Reserves, American Rethinks Rewards, and “Verity” Eyes the Top Spot
The G7 releases 100 million barrels as diesel stays near record highs, American adds flexible mileage payments, and “Verity” targets a $35 million debut.
