Florida Prosecutors Seek Tiger Woods Prescription Records
Tiger Woods became the subject of a medical subpoena on April 9, 2026, when Florida prosecutors moved to obtain his private pharmacy records.
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White House Accepts Foreign Steel Gift for Ballroom
President Trump confirmed on April 8, 2026, that the White House will use tens of millions of dollars in donated foreign steel for its upcoming ballroom expansion.
Jasveen Sangha Jailed 15 Years for Role in Matthew Perry Death
Jasveen Sangha received a 15-year prison sentence on April 8, 2026, for distributing the ketamine that killed actor Matthew Perry.
Prosecutors Say Gracie Mansion Attack Aimed to Kill Sixty
Federal prosecutors are framing the Gracie Mansion explosion as a planned mass-casualty attack, not only a property-damage case. Their allegation that suspects wanted to kill about 60 people puts intent at the center of the prosecution.
Rex Heuermann Expected to Plead Guilty in Beach Murders
Rex Heuermann's expected guilty plea would bring a major legal turn in the Gilgo Beach case, but it would not make the long investigation simple. Families may get a resolution without a trial, while the public record still raises questions about how the case
Lawsuit Against Los Angeles Police Heads to Trial
The lawsuit against Los Angeles police is moving from public anger into a courtroom test of tactics and accountability. At issue is whether the decisions that preceded the fatal shooting of Valentina Orellana-Peralta can be defended under civil standards.
Alicia Halvensleben Wins Waukesha Mayoral Election
Alicia Halvensleben's win in Waukesha shows how local races can move differently from old partisan assumptions. The Common Council president defeated a Republican legislator by emphasizing budgets, infrastructure and municipal service rather than national mes
Clay Fuller Wins Georgia Election for Greene House Seat
Clay Fuller's win in Georgia's 14th District keeps the House seat in Republican hands while changing the style of representation after Marjorie Taylor Greene . The result shows that the district remains deeply conservative even when the candidate profile shif
Bill Gates Set to Face House Panel in Epstein Probe
Bill Gates is set to give sworn testimony to the House Oversight Committee about his past contacts with Jeffrey Epstein . The June 10, 2026, session is part of a broader inquiry into how Epstein maintained access to powerful people after his 2008 conviction.
Donald Trump Confirms Missile Downed F-15 Over Iran
Donald Trump confirmed that a U.S. F-15 was downed over Iran, placing a rare aircraft loss at the center of the expanding conflict.
Offset Sustains Gunshot Wounds Near Florida Casino
Offset was hospitalized in stable condition after a shooting near a casino in Hollywood, Florida . Police were reviewing surveillance footage, ballistic evidence and witness accounts from the overnight scene.
Gunfire Hits Indianapolis Councilman Home after Vote
Gunfire struck Indianapolis Councilor Ron Gibson's home after a contentious data center vote, prompting a targeted-incident investigation.