White House Pushes Out Ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle After Misconduct Reports
News reports raised concerns that Guilfoyle sold access to administration officials in exchange for money, gifts and favors.
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Ex-Gang Leader Gets 40 Years to Life for Orchestrating Tupac Shakur’s 1996 Murder
Duane “Keffe D” Davis, 63, was convicted in August of the Las Vegas drive-by shooting that killed the rapper nearly three decades ago.
Supreme Court Will Decide Whether DOGE Must Turn Over Records
The justices took up the Trump administration’s appeal of an order requiring the Department of Government Efficiency to answer a watchdog’s records requests.
CVS Agrees to Pay $315 Million to Settle Federal Opioid Case
The Justice Department accused the pharmacy chain of filling medically unnecessary prescriptions for addictive painkillers.
Inflation Jumps to 3.7% in September as Gas Prices Surge
Consumer prices rose 0.6% in a single month, the fastest pace in a while, raising the odds of a Fed rate hike and adding pressure ahead of the midterms.
Hurricane Isaias Slams Florida Panhandle as a Category 2, Then Fades Inland
The first hurricane of a quiet Atlantic season came ashore near Destin with 105 mph winds and a storm surge of more than 5 feet.
Pennsylvania’s Measles Outbreak Passes 1,000 Cases, the First U.S. Outbreak to Do So in 35 Years
State health officials reported 1,004 confirmed cases across 39 counties, 198 hospitalizations and five deaths since the outbreak began in late April. Demand for MMR shots has more than doubled.
Trump Signs Order Letting Truckers Use Tax-Free Red-Dyed Diesel on Highways Through Year’s End
Signed onstage at a Nebraska rally, the order defers the federal excise tax on highway use of off-road ‘dyed’ diesel for the rest of 2026. The White House says truckers could save over $100 a fill-up; a fuel analyst says supply, not taxes, is the problem.
FBI Arrests California Real Estate Agent at LAX, Accusing Her of Spying on Taiwan President’s Family for China
Wanying ‘Heather’ Zhang, 34, of Irvine is charged with acting as an unregistered agent of Beijing after allegedly surveilling the Seattle-area home of President Lai Ching-te’s son.
Supreme Court Opens Its Term Divided Over Boulder’s Climate Lawsuit Against Exxon and Suncor
With Justice Samuel Alito recused, the eight justices sounded torn on whether cities can sue oil companies in state court for climate damages, raising the prospect of a 4-4 split.