Andrew Haden, a longtime federal prosecutor and former acting U.S. attorney in San Diego, was found dead after being reported missing. Officials say no foul play is suspected while the medical examiner’s ruling remains pending.
Caitlin Clark Is Pulled Down During a Physical Fever-Wings Matchup
Caitlin Clark took more hard contact Thursday night in Dallas, including a play critics called a clear tackle, while fans again questioned the WNBA officiating.
What Karoline Leavitt Plans to Do After Leaving the White House
Karoline Leavitt says she is leaving the White House press secretary role, but she will remain close to President Trump’s political operation through MAGA Inc.
BREAKING NEWS: Canada Deal Collapses in Final Hours, Trump’s 50% Tariffs Kick In — But Who Really Pays the Bill?
Grants Could Help Local Stores Compete With Mamdani’s Planned City Groceries, Official Says
A NYC Economic Development Corporation official said grants and incentives are on the table for local grocers worried about competition from city-run grocery stores, meaning taxpayers could fund both sides of the problem.
Bill Pulte Addresses Reports on Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and Sharia-Compliant Home Financing
Federal housing regulator Bill Pulte says Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac do not issue Sharia mortgages, while questions continue over their investor role in Islamic co-ownership financing.
RFK Jr. Challenges CNN’s $70 Meal Estimate on Erin Burnett’s Show
CNN challenged RFK Jr.’s affordable meal pricing by counting full containers of ingredients. Kennedy fired back with a simple question about ketchup, burgers, and basic math.
Prosecutors Probe Missing Text Before Patrice Comey’s ‘86 47’ Seashell Post
Federal prosecutors are raising new questions about James and Patrice Comey after the former FBI director’s “86 47” seashell post, including a text sent minutes before it went online.
Voter ID Petition Falls 17 Valid Signatures Short, Benson’s Bureau Says
Michigan election officials are recommending rejection of a citizen-led proof-of-citizenship and photo ID voting amendment after reviewing a 1,000-signature sample from more than 709,000 submitted signatures.
Video: O’Keefe Alleges Anchorage Poll Worker Offered Murkowski Brother’s Ballot Without ID
James O’Keefe released undercover video from an Anchorage polling station and said a poll worker offered Senator Lisa Murkowski’s brother’s ballot without ID. Murkowski responded by calling voter impersonation a crime that should be prosecuted.
