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Luigi Mangione makes startling admission in pleading guilty to federal charges in CEO murder case
NEW YORK — Luigi Mangione pleaded guilty in a Manhattan courtroom Friday to fatally stalking UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, a dramatic turning point in the high-profile prosecution over the executive’s predawn murder outside a Midtown hotel in December 2024.
In a stunning courtroom admission before Thompson’s tearful widow, Paulette...Read more
Once secret report on atomic weapons production released as environmental groups fight plans in SC, NM
A nuclear safety watchdog group says it has obtained formerly hidden information that bolsters arguments against building atomic weapons plants in New Mexico and South Carolina — but a key federal agency doesn’t see it that way.
The federal government has released sections of a report, sought by environmental groups opposed to spending ...Read more
Hurricane center tracks 2 tropical waves; 1 could make way to Florida
ORLANDO, Fla. — The National Hurricane Center on Friday continued to track two tropical waves in the Atlantic with a chance to become the season’s next tropical depression or storm.
As of the NHC’s 2 p.m. EDT tropical outlook, the leading wave, Invest 92, was about 350 miles east of the Caribbean’s Windward Islands with gusty winds and ...Read more
Nigel Farage ethics probe resumes after UK election victory
Nigel Farage is returning to Parliament after comfortably defeating a satirical candidate dressed as a trash can, in an election victory that allowed an ethics probe to resume into the Reform UK leader’s personal finances.
Farage got 62.8% of the vote in the constituency centered on the English resort town of Clacton-on-Sea to retain his seat...Read more
Judge: Idaho can't ban abortion when pregnancy threatens a woman's health
BOISE, Idaho — A federal judge for the District of Idaho has ruled that part of Idaho’s abortion restrictions violate the U.S. Constitution, according to a decision issued Thursday in a case brought by a Boise maternal-fetal medicine specialist.
U.S. District Judge B. Lynn Winmill wrote in his decision that the 14th Amendment’s due ...Read more
Anti-Muslim activist Jake Lang expects trouble during visit to Dearborn, Michigan. Don't engage, police say
DEARBORN, Mich. — Self-described anti-Islamic activist Jake Lang said he expects trouble when he and his supporters come to Dearborn next week for a planned rally and pig roast — a dig at Muslims, whose religion eschews eating pork.
"Does the sun rise in the east?" Lang said during a telephone interview with The Detroit News when asked if ...Read more
Luigi Mangione makes startling admission in pleading guilty to federal charges in CEO murder case
NEW YORK — Luigi Mangione pleaded guilty in a Manhattan courtroom Friday to fatally stalking UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, a dramatic turning point in the high-profile prosecution over the executive’s predawn murder outside a Midtown hotel in December 2024.
In a stunning courtroom admission before Thompson’s tearful widow, Paulette...Read more
UnitedHealthcare CEO's family calls Mangione plea a step toward justice
The family of murdered UnitedHealthcare Chief Executive Brian Thompson called Friday’s guilty plea by Luigi Mangione an “important step toward justice for Brian and our family.”
“While nothing will ease the pain of losing him, we are grateful that the federal justice system has held the person responsible for this heinous act ...Read more
Luigi Mangione makes startling admission in pleading guilty to federal charges in CEO murder case
NEW YORK — Luigi Mangione pleaded guilty in a Manhattan courtroom Friday to fatally stalking UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, a dramatic turning point in the high-profile prosecution over the executive’s predawn murder outside a Midtown hotel in December 2024.
In a stunning courtroom admission before members of Thompson’s grieving ...Read more
Mitch McConnell 'frustrated' by attention on his health, longtime ally says
A longtime ally of Sen. Mitch McConnell said Kentucky’s senior senator is aware of and seems frustrated by the intense public scrutiny about his health condition.
Scott Jennings, a former McConnell adviser and conservative political commentator on CNN, said he spoke with McConnell on Tuesday about political races and the attention he’s ...Read more
An oil company wants to restart fracking off the California coast. The state's top coastal officials say no way
SANTA CRUZ, Calif. — Just days after the Trump administration launched proceedings that could limit California’s ability to protect its iconic shoreline, the state’s top coastal officials reasserted their authority by voting unanimously against an oil company’s controversial bid to restart underwater fracking operations.
This is the ...Read more
UC Santa Cruz student dies after vehicle plunges off cliff; the other occupant survived
A University of California, Santa Cruz student died after the vehicle she was in veered off a road near the university, dropped off a seaside cliff and plunged into the Pacific, according to officials.
A second occupant of the vehicle was able to escape from the submerged vehicle, but the woman who died became trapped, according to the Santa ...Read more
ICE arrests of Asian Americans in California increased by more than 1,000%
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Immigration arrests of Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders in California increased more than tenfold in the first year of President Donald Trump’s second term, according to a new analysis by the University of Southern California Equity Research Institute.
The analysis found that the AAPI Californians were involved in ...Read more
Trump visiting Long Island to boost Bruce Blakeman's gubernatorial run with speech on crime
President Donald Trump will be touching down on Long Island Friday to highlight his record on crime and try to boost Republican Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman’s campaign for governor.
With Blakeman by his side, Trump plans to release FBI statistics showing decreases in violent crime after touring the Nassau County Police Academy in ...Read more
Mike Duggan to join Detroit law firm after mayoral run, gubernatorial bid
DETROIT — Former Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan has joined a prominent Michigan law firm as a partner following his 12 years as the mayor of Michigan's largest city.
Duggan will join Detroit-based Honigman's government relations and public policy practice group a few months after abandoning his independent bid to be the state's next governor.
"I�...Read more
FDA says eggs sold at Kroger and Brookshire stores in Texas have risk of salmonella
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has given a recall of Texas-produced eggs its most severe classification due to a possible risk of salmonella poisoning.
On July 22, Midwest Poultry Services. L.P. issued a recall on more than 1.5 million eggs that were produced and distributed by its Texas farms between June 6 and July 6. These eggs, both ...Read more
St. Paul mayor proposes slashing police jobs amid chief's allegations
MINNEAPOLIS — St. Paul Mayor Kaohly Her proposed reducing the number of vacant positions in the police department in her 2027 budget address, cuts that come in the wake of the police chief accusing Her of sexualizing officers.
Along with a property tax increase and other budget cuts, Her proposed the police department will receive funding for...Read more
Seattle City Council approves $300,000 to aid local trans community
SEATTLE — With an increase in anti-trans legislation nationally, Seattle City Council is allocating funds to better aid its trans residents and those seeking refuge from other areas.
Seattle City Council approved $300,000 in funds to local LGBTQ+ organizations Tuesday in an effort to support local trans community members.
After more than 100...Read more
Missouri's gerrymandered congressional map could be put on hold in Tuesday hearing
KANSAS CITY, Mo. — A Cole County Circuit Court will decide on Tuesday whether voters get to approve or deny Missouri’s new gerrymandered congressional map, after Secretary of State Denny Hoskins deemed it unconstitutional last week.
On Wednesday, Judge Daniel Richard Green scheduled the Aug. 12 hearing, and both parties agreed to an ...Read more
Mangione pleads guilty to federal charges in CEO murder case. What happens next?
NEW YORK — Luigi Mangione pleaded guilty Friday to stalking UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, a dramatic turning point in the high-profile case that started with the executive’s high-profile murder outside a Midtown hotel in the pre-dawn hours of December 2024.
The plea throws a wrench in Mangione’s parallel state prosecution scheduled...Read more
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