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President Trump launched Trump TV as a counter to major TV networks’ boycott of White House events over access restrictions. The networks and several newspapers protested, and CNN, MS Now, and Politico sued the administration over revoked White House credentials.
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An FOI request shows the Home Office issued £288.6 million in civil penalties for illegal worker hiring from 2021/22 to 2025/26 but collected only £66.4 million, leaving £222.2 million unpaid. The article highlights criticism that the government's enforcement crackdown lacks deterrence and quotes a migration-control researcher blaming Home Office incompetence.
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An 11-year-old English girl died after a hidden branch pierced her heart while she was doing a 'commando crawl' in mud flats with friends. An inquest concluded her death was accidental, with reports detailing the rescue, autopsy, and coroner's findings.
Residents of Peopleton, Worcestershire, say they are in despair after an unauthorised traveller encampment was set up on land previously linked to illegal waste dumping. The article says the field has been tarmacked and caravans moved in despite enforcement notices, and locals accuse the council and police of being powerless to act.
The UK competition regulator has made binding new rules for veterinary practices, capping written prescription fees at £21 and requiring price transparency. The article reports the measures and includes criticism from independent vets who warn costs may shift to consultations, while a pet owner describes a costly misdiagnosis experience.
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Wealthy Chinese couples are using a California surrogacy agency, Patriot Conceptions, to have children born as US citizens through American surrogates. The agency is run by US Army veteran Haotian Bai, who has ties to Republican institutions, and the article raises concerns about surrogacy laws, birthright citizenship, and Chinese influence.
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In an opinion essay, Bob Brody recounts the killing of his friend Cara Trager in a Queens hit-and-run and argues the attack may have been motivated by antisemitism. He criticizes Mayor Zohran Mamdani for declining to meet the family and calls on him to oppose antisemitism and honor Trager’s memory.
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A federal appeals panel ruled that Missouri can use a Trump-backed congressional map in November, but the Supreme Court has already blocked the map and the ruling is stayed for a week. Opponents plan an emergency appeal, while election officials say changing districts now is impractical because absentee ballots are already out. The legal fight continues over redistricting ahead of the midterms.
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Lindsay Clancy’s attorney has asked a judge to investigate the lone juror who voted to convict her, citing alleged cellphone use during deliberations and questionnaire issues. Juror Michael Desronvil says he had no doubts about Clancy’s guilt, while 11 other jurors favored acquittal by reason of postpartum psychosis. The judge declared a mistrial, and defense lawyers are also seeking dismissal rather than a new trial.
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This is an episode-index page with headlines about Northeast airspace closures after an FAA equipment outage and a lawsuit from CNN, MS NOW, and Politico against President Trump over a White House ban. Most of the text is navigation and promotional material rather than article content.
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A Vermont jury convicted Jason Eaton of three counts of second-degree attempted murder for shooting three Palestinian college students in 2023. Eaton's insanity defense was rejected, and he faces up to life in prison at sentencing.
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Lindsay Clancy’s attorney asked a judge to investigate the lone holdout juror who favored conviction and to dismiss the murder case rather than retry it after a mistrial. The report details defense motions, the jury split over postpartum psychosis, and the holdout juror’s denial of wrongdoing.