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.
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.
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.
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.
NYC socialist Grace Ryan defended her privileged background with a very aristocratic phrase, and X users quickly noticed the rent-stabilized apartment, family fortune, and champagne-socialist optics.
A 16-year-old girl in Tennessee was charged after running onto a middle-school football field and tackling a player. She later said she acted after seeing her brother being hit.
Krystal Muhammad praised the removal of Judge John Roach Jr. from Karmelo Anthony’s post-trial proceedings, but the ruling does not overturn Anthony’s murder conviction or 35-year sentence.
CNN legal analyst Elie Honig said Michael Cohen’s latest public comments create a serious problem for Alvin Bragg’s Manhattan case against President Trump.