President Donald Trump’s push to rename prominent public places is drawing measurable public support as federal agencies begin carrying out the changes. Recent polling and official orders show the issue is landing far beyond Washington.

Michael Tuohey, the former airline agent who checked in two of the 9/11 hijackers in Portland, Maine, said he still thinks about that morning and wishes he had listened to his instincts. His account underscores how one routine airport stop became part of the deadliest terror attack in U.S. history.

A new Trump administration move aimed at speeding up offshore development is drawing fresh scrutiny along US coastlines. The action could reshape how federal waters are managed, even as key local impacts remain unclear.

Updated COVID-19 vaccines are arriving ahead of the fall respiratory virus season, and doctors say getting the shot now can help restore protection that fades over time. Federal health officials and major pharmacy chains have begun rolling out the latest dose across the U.S.

A woman who said she was clinically dead for eight minutes has described what she remembers from that period and how it changed her life. Her account has drawn renewed attention to near-death experiences and what medicine can confirm after cardiac arrest.

New polling shows Donald Trump losing ground with college-educated voters, a group that has been drifting away from him for several election cycles. The shift adds to a familiar divide in national politics between voters with and without four-year degrees.