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This Missouri man’s videos fueled a deadly attack

Federal authorities say a Missouri man posted bomb-making videos that an ISIS-inspired attacker later used before a deadly New Orleans rampage. The case has renewed questions about how dangerous material keeps slipping through social platforms that are quick to police speech and slow to stop real threats.

Watch Chicago crowd cheer as car rams police

A late-night street takeover in Chicago turned dangerous when a vehicle struck a police cruiser and crowds filmed the chaos. Police made one arrest, while city officials called for tougher consequences after a second takeover was reported days later.

How This Charity Spent $6.5 Million on Luxury

A Minnesota attorney general lawsuit says a crime-prevention nonprofit diverted millions to personal spending, luxury trips, and private businesses. The case adds another ugly lesson in how public-minded language can hide private appetite.

Barney Frank Enters Hospice at Home

Former Rep. Barney Frank is receiving hospice care in Maine as he deals with congestive heart failure, while also preparing a new book that breaks with the Democratic Party’s left wing.

Gates Foundation Trims Staff Amid Review

The Gates Foundation says it will cut up to 500 jobs by 2030 while also reviewing its ties to Jeffrey Epstein. The move comes as the group faces pressure, donor questions, and a fresh round of public scrutiny.