Martian meteorite records crust formed at least 4.1 billion years ago
Teghaza 001 preserves evidence of ancient crust formation and later interaction with water-rich fluids, researchers report.
Teghaza 001 preserves evidence of ancient crust formation and later interaction with water-rich fluids, researchers report.
A federal agreement requires Cloudera to pay a $600,000 penalty and create a separate back-pay fund for eligible claimants.
NHTSA is seeking comments and nominees for a proposed tire-safety committee. The notice does not change existing requirements.
A limited search found 116 controlled-information files shared with GSA users lacking a business need. GSA says they were not exposed externally.
Federal response assistance is available in four counties and five tribal communities. New Mexico has made $8.25 million available for response, while a separate request for earlier flooding remains pending.
A Justice Department opinion says FDA could adopt a rule permitting food supply-chain disclosures under either of two statutory grounds. No current rule changed.
The National Park Service is waiving entrance fees at fee-charging sites for eligible visitors on Oct. 27, but some charges may remain.
Amtrak said train operations resumed Oct. 26 after a nine-day project at the First Street Tunnel’s A-Interlocking. The work replaced switches and renewed track, rail and signal infrastructure.
A judge ordered retroactive reinstatement and back pay for Maurene Comey, but did not return her to an active federal job. The amount owed and a First Amendment claim remain unresolved.
A judge ordered retroactive pay and benefit relief for Maurene Comey from her July 2025 removal through Dec. 20, 2025, but did not order her return to an active Justice Department job.
EPA’s two-year PFAS agenda combines research plans with aid already underway. Its greater-than-99.99% result came from one industrial test.
An executive order limits its proposed mortgage-insurance pilot to future mortgages, while separately directing refinance measures and lower rates on qualifying USDA and VA direct loans.
Nurses may qualify for loan repayment and a stipend by committing to three years at an eligible nursing home.
The Justice Department dropped two appeals over a rule that would let the Education secretary disqualify certain public-service employers. A separate state-led appeal remained pending as of Oct. 26.
FreeState Justice filed an opening brief in its Fourth Circuit appeal challenging the EEOC’s handling of some gender-identity discrimination charges.
ICE says Luis Sandoval died at the Folkston detention center on Oct. 23. The cause and manner of death remain under investigation.
Seven consecutive hits set an MLB postseason record as Milwaukee scored eight two-out runs, beat Tampa Bay 10–1 and took a 3–0 World Series lead.
A federal complaint accuses Nikki Cole Floris and Bradley Benavides of making separate false statements in 2023 House interviews. Their attorneys deny the allegations and say the charges are politically motivated.
USA TODAY reported that FSIS identified chicken wraps from certain Trader Joe’s stores as a common exposure in an ongoing E. coli outbreak.
The proclamation directs negotiations and import monitoring after a national-security finding, but leaves existing duties unchanged.
NASA says the observatory made its final observation Oct. 20. Its public archive remains available as the spacecraft approaches expected re-entry.
Bristol Myers Squibb led Pathos AI’s Series E. The round was smaller than its 2025 financing, while its reported post-money valuation was higher.