The Trump administration's expansion of immigration enforcement is being tested in the courts, in a government watchdog's audit, and in a series of individual cases, as the Supreme Court weighs whether the government can resume deportations to third countries.

The Senate blocked a war powers resolution aimed at limiting U.S. military involvement in the conflict with Iran, one of the chamber's final votes before lawmakers turned to the November midterm elections.

Automated license plate cameras, many made by Flock Safety, have become a focus of debate over privacy and police power, prompting legislative efforts to limit their use.

A nor'easter has moved against the US East Coast, bringing heavy rain and strong winds from the Mid-Atlantic through the Northeast, with its September arrival earlier than these storms typically appear.

Iran has offered to reopen the Strait of Hormuz within seven days and to restart negotiations over its nuclear program, as shippers reroute cargo and oil prices move in response to regional developments.