FBI’s Cross-Border Probe Advances as Suspected ShinyHunters Member Is Detained
Jordanian authorities detained Saif al-Din Khader, a suspected ShinyHunters member, and U.S. officials say he is cooperating with investigators. The FBI says it is aggressively investigating the alleged cyber incident…
Baltimore Police Press Forward After Fatal Park Shooting
Police say a 12-year-old girl was fatally shot and three other people were wounded at Leon Day Park in Baltimore during a youth football game. Commissioner Richard Worley said two…
At Morello’s Festival, Music Shared the Stage With Civic Work
A sold-out Maryland concert brought major performers together with voter-registration groups and other organizations, making civic participation part of the event rather than an afterthought.
Louisiana Redraws the Map: Scotlandville Loses Its Homegrown Voice in Congress
Louisiana’s revised congressional map places Scotlandville in a majority-white district after the Supreme Court ruled Rep. Cleo Fields’ former district unconstitutional. The district’s Black population share fell from 53% to…
Trump’s AI Task Force Puts Competition in the Mix
A new federal AI force is tasked with balancing national-security concerns against overregulation, while a cloud-cost case study shows how infrastructure choices can affect smaller operators.
Furthur Rolls Again: Kesey’s Historic Bus Begins a New Chapter
Ken Kesey’s 1939 International Harvester bus, Furthur, made its first journey in more than 50 years this past August, when a crew moved it onto a flatbed truck. The bus…
Medicare Costs Rise as Hospital Access Questions Persist
Medicare has set two higher Part D cost limits for 2027, while hospital staffing and basic access failures in India underscore how coverage rules cannot guarantee care is within reach.
Passengers Help Save FlyDubai Flight After Cockpit Attack
Four passengers reunited after helping stop an attack aboard FlyDubai Flight 1073. In their accounts, they describe a co-pilot stabbing the captain and taking control as the plane plunged 14,000…
Drought Assessment Tests Karnataka’s Crop Loss Claims
A central team is checking Karnataka’s drought damage as crop losses, depleted reservoirs and heavier groundwater pumping expose the strain of a weak monsoon across southern India.