A no-fly zone is a routine security measure taken when the president travels outside Washington.
Katherine Lee
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Heavy rain hits Florida, flooding strands Miami vehicles
Parts of Florida were facing heavy rain and wind as a storm system that battered Mexico moves across the state.
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Momentum shifts in Ukraine war as Russia advances in the Donbas
For Ukraine, the war has taken a dark, edgy turn in the Donbas.
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Teachers after Texas attack: ‘None of us are built for this’
Already expected to be guidance counselors, social workers, surrogate parents and more to their students, teachers are sometimes called on to be protectors, too.
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Worker dies after building collapses on him in Rockland
The incident occurred about 8:20 a.m. Saturday at a residence on Crescent Street, where a construction company was removing a carport.
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Maine now offering free community college for recent grads
The Maine Legislature approved a plan backed by Gov. Janet Mills to provide free community college to students who were affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Recent mass shootings expose divisions on guns in faith communities
The recent surge of mass shootings in America has led to debates in faith communities over what is “pro-life.”
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Block-by-block fighting is grinding 2 key eastern Ukrainian cities to rubble
Fierce battles continued in Sievierodonetsk, where about 13,000 remaining residents took shelter in basements to escape relentless Russian bombardment.
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Families of Uvalde, Buffalo victims to testify in Congress
Parents of victims and survivors of the mass shootings in Buffalo and Uvalde will appear before a House committee next week as Congress debates gun measures.
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First COVID vaccine shots for kids under 5 possible by June 21
White House COVID-19 coordinator Aashish Jha outlined the administration’s planning for the last remaining ineligible age group to get shots.