Erie Police Confirm No Ongoing Threat After Shooting Leaves Nine Reported Dead
Nine people, including two children, are reported dead after a mass shooting and hours-long standoff in Erie, Pennsylvania. Police were called to Perry Street around five p.m. Friday after witnesses…
Trump Announces Russian Diesel Deal as Deadly Strikes Hit Ukraine
Russian strikes killed at least 15 people, including three children, in Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia region, and officials reported at least 16 wounded. The attack followed President Donald Trump’s announcement of a…
Healthcare AI Needs Better Evidence Before It Scales
A University of St Andrews-led review reports unequal treatment of comparable female and male patients, raising questions about the evidence and safeguards behind healthcare AI.
Trump’s Russian Diesel Deal Meets a Deadly Test in Ukraine
Russian strikes killed at least 15 people, including three children, in Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia region, officials said, one day after President Trump announced a Russian diesel deal. The administration said the…
Cornell’s Chi Phi Case Faces Review and Legal Challenge
Cornell says an independent panel imposed expulsions and suspensions in its Title IX case, while a broader review and a challenge to the state special prosecutor remain unresolved.
Diesel Deal Opens Russian Supply as Deadly Strikes Hit Ukraine
President Donald Trump announced an agreement for Russian diesel after a call with Vladimir Putin, and Treasury said it would temporarily waive sanctions on Russia’s energy sector to allow supply…
After Hospital Discharge, Pike Returns to Prison Care
Christa Pike has returned to a Tennessee prison after surviving a failed execution, with ongoing medical care and recovery questions now extending beyond the hospital.
Two Philadelphia Officers Shot in West Philly; Suspect Arrested
Two Philadelphia police officers were shot multiple times early Saturday on North 52nd Street in West Philadelphia. Police said they had responded to a call about an armed man on…
Florida’s Miramar Detention Dispute Tests the Limits of State Power
Lawsuits and protests over conditions at federal immigration facilities in Florida raise a basic governance question: what can state and local officials do when custody is controlled by ICE?