A Calaveras Unified bus stop turned chaotic after students were reportedly kept aboard for nearly an hour, children climbed through windows, and one parent was arrested.
Six deportees who refused to get off a U.S. deportation flight in Liberia were flown instead to Equatorial Guinea under third-country deportation arrangements.
Three Secret Service employees, including communications chief Anthony Guglielmi, were placed on administrative leave after a report said officials were walked out and labeled “do not admits” amid a classified leak investigation.
Videos from Nepal and the Tibet border show a devastating flash flood sweeping through mountain valleys, with 95 people reported dead and hundreds of tourists missing.
Fox News announced Emily Compagno will join “The Five” as a permanent co-host beginning Sept. 8, moving from “Outnumbered” to the network’s hit panel show.
After storms left thousands in Gary, Indiana, without power, social media blamed racism. Then Community Notes pointed to a public-safety problem for repair crews.
Yanis Yushvaev, described in local media as a major Israeli organized crime figure, was killed in a shooting at a gas station near Caesarea. Police are searching for the gunman.
Target apologized and removed a Halloween costume after complaints that it was offensive, adding another culture-war mess to the retailer’s growing pile.
The Supreme Court gave President Trump an interim win on his mail-ballot executive order, but a separate injunction still blocks Postal Service changes for the Nov. 3 elections.
ICE refused to release records tied to allegations involving Rep. Ilhan Omar, saying disclosure could interfere with enforcement proceedings. Omar denies wrongdoing, and no court has established the central claim.