Former American Idol contestant and pastor Caleb Flynn was reported to have received life without parole for murdering his wife, per FOX 4, WLWT and KSL News. The reports leave the court, timeline and evidence unverified.
The Supreme Court is reviewing jurisdictional questions in Boulder’s climate lawsuit against major oil and gas companies, with implications for future climate litigation.
Students protested Cornell’s handling of an alleged gang-rape complaint, while building vandalism raised separate questions about accountability, due process, and campus safety.
Trump is reportedly preparing an order to expand access to tax-exempt diesel, but eligibility, savings, timing, and implementation details remain unconfirmed.
AI industry insiders are warning New York City lawmakers about risks involving bias, privacy, security, accountability, and public-sector AI oversight.
The Dow slipped as geopolitical risk, rate uncertainty, and credit-card policy concerns drove defensive trading and strengthened the U.S. dollar.
SpaceX stock reportedly reached its highest level since June, lifting Elon Musk’s estimated wealth. Key claims about its valuation and listing remain unverified.
A lawsuit alleges that eight Starbucks protein drinks marketed as sugar-free contain up to 21 grams of sugar. Here is what the claim establishes—and what it does not.
A 19-year-old founder reportedly raised $11 million for Ghost, a $3,499 computer designed to make personal AI the center of the computing experience.
Apple has released iOS 27.2 beta 3 for developers, with public beta availability also reported. Here is what is known, how to install it, and why most users should wait.