A federal judge dismissed all remaining charges against former Louisville police officers Joshua Jaynes and Kyle Meany, who were accused of providing false information for a no-knock warrant tied to the 2020 raid that led to the death of Breonna Taylor. U.S. District Judge Charles Simpson ordered the case dismissed with prejudice, preventing prosecutors from refiling the same charges. Federal prosecutors had requested the dismissal “in … Continue reading Judge dismisses charges against former officers in Breonna Taylor case

Two students were killed and at least seven others were injured in a multi-vehicle crash involving a school bus in Tennessee on Friday. The bus, carrying students and adults from Kenwood Middle School on a field trip, collided with a dump truck and a Chevrolet Trailblazer on Highway 70 in Carroll County. Several of the injured were transported by air ambulance to hospitals across the … Continue reading 2 students killed, 7 other people injured in Tennessee bus crash

After a large “No Kings” demonstration, a group of protesters gathered outside the Portland Immigration and Customs Enforcement facility. The crowd forced open a gate, prompting federal agents and local police to push protesters back while officers reported being struck with large rocks. Protesters damaged the gate again, burned flags, and one individual reportedly climbed onto the building’s roof and vandalized it. Police said they … Continue reading Protesters break through gates at Portland ICE facility, burn flags

Police in Los Angeles arrested dozens of protesters and used tear gas, pepper rounds, and bean bags to disperse a crowd at a “No Kings” demonstration on Saturday night. The unrest occurred near the Metropolitan Detention Center, which has become a recurring protest site tied to immigration enforcement actions under the Donald Trump administration. Earlier in the day, tens of thousands of people joined more … Continue reading Dozens of No Kings protesters arrested in Los Angeles after clash with police

On Sunday, a private aircraft entered restricted airspace near Palm Beach, Florida, prompting the North American Aerospace Defense Command to scramble F-16 fighter jets and intercept it while Donald Trump was in the area. The aircraft was escorted out of the temporary flight restriction zone, which had been established by authorities including the Federal Aviation Administration and the United States Secret Service. During the interception, … Continue reading F-16s scramble above Mar-a-Lago after unusual plane breaches restricted airspace

A suspect identified as Floyd William Parrott has been charged in the 1990 “Lovers’ Lane” murders of Cheryl Henry and Andy Atkinson in Houston. The victims were found stabbed to death in a parked car, with Henry also sexually assaulted, and the case remained unsolved for decades despite extensive investigations. Parrott was arrested in Nebraska and is awaiting extradition to Texas to face capital murder charges. Authorities say recent investigative efforts by … Continue reading Charges filed against suspect in 1990 ‘Lovers’ Lane’ cold case murders

A man identified as Alexander Heifler was arrested after authorities say he planned to firebomb the home of activist Nerdeen Kiswani. The plot was uncovered through a weekslong undercover operation by the New York City Police Department, which infiltrated communications and monitored the suspect’s activities. Investigators say Heifler assembled Molotov cocktails and conducted surveillance of the target’s residence before being apprehended. He has been charged with making and possessing … Continue reading Plot to firebomb Palestinian activist’s home disrupted by NYPD undercover operation

Iran-linked hackers from the group calling itself Handala Hack Team reportedly breached the personal email of Kash Patel and published private photos and email samples online. The Federal Bureau of Investigation confirmed the account was targeted but said the compromised data was historical and did not include government information, adding that steps were taken to mitigate risks. The hackers claimed responsibility and framed the attack as part of broader … Continue reading Iran-linked hackers breach FBI director’s personal email, publish photos and documents

Professional golfer Tiger Woods was reportedly arrested and charged with DUI after a car crash in Florida, with police alleging he showed signs of impairment. Authorities from the Martin County Sheriff’s Office said he may have been under the influence of drugs, though a breathalyser test returned negative and he refused a urine test. The crash occurred after Woods’ vehicle allegedly attempted to overtake another car and collided with a … Continue reading Tiger Woods arrested after Land Rover crash as cops say ‘he was impaired behind wheel’

The disappearance of Melissa Casias, an employee at Los Alamos National Laboratory, has been linked by some observers to several other unexplained deaths and disappearances of scientists and defense figures in the U.S. since mid-2025. These include Monica Reza and retired general William Neil McCasland, all of whom had ties to advanced aerospace or national security work. Additional cases cited in the report involve researchers such as … Continue reading Another woman tied to US scientific secrets vanishes