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Sarah Nelson· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
LeadFeds pressured Omar ex-bodyguard

Prosecutors prodded ex-security staffer to provide evidence against her, his lawyer says.

Ryan W. BriggsJake BlumgartWilliam Bender· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
LeadCouncil sets hearings on Philly sheriff's office

The agency has come under scrutiny over issues with real estate auctions and courthouse security.

Apoorva Mandavilli· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryMeasles, once eliminated, is again endemic in U.S.

Health Secretary RFK Jr. falsely said that the vaccine can be fatal.

LeadHegseth defiant as vote on impeachment looms

Defense secretary denies violating Constitution, law as House moves ahead.

Amrith RamkumarRobbie Whelan· Wall Street Journal · US
LeadNvidia CEO’s Affair Became National-Security Nightmare

Revelations raise questions on how the tech company wielded its influence

Michael Wilner· Los Angeles Times · US
LeadSecurity concerns grow over Nvidia chief’s affair

Lawmakers are briefed and call for exec to appear

Robert Jimison· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
LeadCongress returns to a reordered D.C.

An impeachment vote on defense secretary is in play during hazy post-election session.

SecondaryHegseth assails ‘toxic’ ideas in R.I. speech

In D.C., lawmaker moves to impeach defense secretary

Susan Du· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryA LONG STORY IS ENDING FOR HISTORIC FRANKLIN LIBRARY

Space constraints, security incidents sped up plans to replace building serving Mpls. Native community.

LeadCITI SHOOTING THRUSTS HUNDREDS INTO TERROR

One victim is dead, and the suspect was killed by a security guard, officials said.

Daniel GonzalezLaura Gersony· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryDem-aligned nonprofits investigated by prosecutor

Office of U.S. attorney for Arizona opens 3 voter registration cases

Jessica ElgotRajeev Syal· The Guardian · UK
LeadMahmood softens immigration plans in face of cabinet backlash

Hard line on settlement now includes carve-out for workers in care sector

Catherine Carlock· Boston Globe · US
LeadSecond time’s the charm for investor

After default, buys tower again, for far less at auction

Marc Topkin· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryWander Franco loses appeal

A Dominican appeals court upholds the second guilty verdict, adds 3-year suspended sentence.

Ryan W. BriggsMax Marin· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
LeadQuestions swirl around 2012 Horsch plea deal

The late pornographer traded information to federal prosecutors for a short prison term. Details remain sealed.

Staff· The Guardian · UK
SecondarySpanish rail disaster kills at least 68 people

Prime minister Pedro Sánchez declares three days of national mourning after second major high-speed train crash this year

Catherine Dominguez· Houston Chronicle · US
SecondaryProsecutors detail brutal stabbing of Conroe doctor
Laurence Darmiento· Los Angeles Times · US
LeadHow California’s economy hopes to keep its dynamism

Even as some sectors grow, the state’s rivals gain ground with lower costs, fewer rules

Lior SorokaGerry Shih· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryNetanyahu vows West Bank military operation after attack kills 2 soldiers

The prime minister ordered a full closure of the region, just days before an election seen as a referendum on his handling of security.

Staff· The Guardian · UK
SecondaryStorm Austen winds leave thousands without power

Amber weather warning in place as second storm forecast to hit country today

Staff· The Independent · UK
LeadPrepare for food shortages in cyber attack, public told

Britons warned to be ready in case ‘state-sponsored terrorism’ disrupts everyday life – as dozens of government services are knocked offline by a global security flaw and surge in hacking

Staff· The Guardian · UK
SecondaryPM's net zero pledge despite Jackdaw

Commitment comes soon after energy secretary's decision to approve North Sea gasfield drilling.

John Wayne FergusonJulian Gill· Houston Chronicle · US
LeadJudge limits medical care evidence

Prosecutors face restrictions on wording used in case against Houston transplant surgeon

JP Lawrence· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryPRINCIPAL’S FIRING FRACTURES WASECA CATHOLIC COMMUNITY

Some parishioners are calling for the ouster of their priest.

Robert Jimison· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryHegseth singled out in Democrats' campaign attacks

War, high prices blamed on defense secretary.

Staff· The Guardian · UK
SecondaryCut welfare spending ‘to fund support for young people’

Exclusive Former health secretary Alan Milburn says benefit payments should be reduced to pay for help for young people to break the cycle of ill health and unemployment

Nina Moske· Tampa Bay Times · US
LeadTampa approves Rays bond vote

Council member Bill Carlson joins the meeting virtually for the second vote to make sure it passes.

Gavin Bade· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryLutnick Snarls Tariff Pact With Mexico

Commerce secretary objects to significant cuts in levies on steel, aluminum and autos

Staff· The Independent · UK
LeadSpy chief: AI is ‘supercharging’ threat to Britain

UK in ‘new era of national security’ with more dangers than Cold War

Fai Sizioglu, Elizabeth Dwoskin and Merry Kornefeld· Washington Post · US
SecondaryDOGE alumni profit off D.C. stint

Short-lived revolution is now fueling a private-sector boom

Stephanie Innes· Arizona Republic · US
LeadSt. Vincent de Paul opens second clinic

Nonprofit offers free care to the uninsured with help of donations, volunteers

Talia SoglinA.D. Quig· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryWho knew about Amtrak’s Bridgeport plans, and when?

Railroad says plan to move maintenance there, opposed by residents, hasn’t been a secret

Spencer Buell· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryOn second thought, yes, Red Line please

In Arlington, a push to overturn earlier rejection

Jonathan Wolfe and Aurelien Breeden· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryHuman rights lawyer Navi Pillay is awarded the Nobel Peace Prize

Committee cites her work ensuring the prosecution of war crimes, upholding international law.

Staff· The Independent · UK
SecondaryFiring squad execution of Texas mass shooter ‘will be livestreamed’

War secretary Pete Hegseth said the Fort Hood massacre gunman’s death would be broadcast online

George Hammond· Financial Times · UK
LeadOpenAI's $20bn cut to annualised revenues damps investor optimism

Sector's main indicator of demand • Figure revised down from $70bn • US tech stocks tumble

Staff· The Independent · UK
LeadAndrew wins legal fight over police raid on his homes

High Court rules ‘significant error’ was made in application for warrant to search former Duke’s residences – as battle looms on whether evidence seized can still be used in prosecution

Staff· The Independent · UK
SecondaryExclusive We’ll protect Troubles military veterans, says minister

Northern Ireland secretary tells Sam Kiley of changes to new law

Staff· The Independent · UK
SecondaryMiliband condemns ‘deplorable’ Russian strikes in Kyiv visit

Foreign secretary Ed Miliband comforts young survivors of one of this week’s deadly attacks on Ukraine

Richard Adams· The Guardian · UK
LeadSpecial education overhaul under threat amid surge in applications

Worried parents rush to secure support before the system changes

LeadTension, Turnover, Unmet Goals Bedevil Treasury Under Bessent

Midterms could turn on high prices and borrowing costs, pressuring secretary

Amanda Lee Myers· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryPike case a legal gray area for TN

Inmate, now alert, could face a second execution

Ellie RushingChris Palmer· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryKrasner receives ultimatum from duo in DA's Office

Two prosecutors threatened to resign over court filings they said were "filled with misrepresentations."

Warren P. Strobel· Washington Post · US
LeadStates seek help with security for midterms

MORE FOREIGN MEDDLING IS EXPECTED / Administration isn't doing enough, local officials say

Staff· The Independent · UK
LeadWe welcome YOU back to the EU

French president Macron says Andy Burnham 'right to be bold' as prime minister suggests he could offer second referendum, while Spain's Pedro Sanchez says the UK would be greeted back to the bloc 'with open arms'

Sheera Frenkel· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryOpenAI says it won't release newest AI model

Company's researchers raised security worries regarding GPT-6.1 Astra.

Dustin Volz· New York Times · US
SecondaryOpenAI Failed To Heed Alerts About Security

Employees Had Warned About Models Testing

Stephanie Murray· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryNew study eyes safety worries at Kirk event

Review: College deferred to TPUSA over security

Julian E.J. Sorapuru· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryDoug Burgum: secretary of pet projects

Official transforms once low-key Cabinet position

Claire Partain· Houston Chronicle · US
LeadAnother area student is fatally shot

Death is second such slaying this week near local campuses

SecondaryIran Has a Secret Weapon in War With America: Help From China

Customs data show Chinese entities ship components used in drones and missiles

Staff· The Independent · UK
LeadBurnham agrees UK military help for Saudi Arabia

PM confirms air-to-air refuelling assistance in fight against Iran-backed Houthis ‘to secure interests of Britain and wider region’ as he prepares to meet Trump at UN in New York

Adam TaylorDavid Nakamura· Washington Post · US
LeadRefugee bureau is repurposed for deportation

SECRET DEALS ARE POWERING TRUMP’S PUSH Foreign governments being paid to accept deportees

Farnaz Fassihi· New York Times · US
SecondaryAT U.N. ASSEMBLY, AGENDA REFLECTS A WORLD IN CRISIS

Confronting A.I. Dangers and Looking for Next Secretary General

Louisa Loveluck· The Guardian · UK
SecondaryBanished to alien lands

Secret US deportation agreements revealed

LeadRelease doesn’t mean freedom

While often framed as a victory, it is usually temporary, conditional and far from secure

Nicole Nixon· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryNEWSOM SIGNS BILLS TO PROTECT VOTING

New laws aim to boost security as Trump tries to exert control over the midterms.

Staff· The Independent · UK
SecondaryTrump reaches security deal with Denmark on Greenland

President secures agreement to base US troops in the territory despite these earlier protests by residents

Staff· The Independent · UK
LeadDrones targeting UK military sites nearly every day

As Poland warns Putin is planning to attack Nato, new figures reveal 340 security incidents at Ministry of Defence locations in the past year – and experts say Britain is unprepared for war

Nick GutteridgeGordon Rayner· Daily Telegraph · UK
LeadLabour’s tax raid on holiday cottages

Plan to treat tourist rentals as second homes would also punish pubs and small businesses

Jeff Day· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
Secondary$500K spent on Moriarty's security

County Attorney's Office made request amid threats, vitriol.

Alexa Coultoff· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryPinellas plastic surgeon plotted lawyer’s killing for months, prosecutors say

A week before Steven Cozzi was killed, Tomasz Kosowski hid in an electrical closet at his law firm and left a wagon and a cardboard box inside, a witness testified Tuesday.

Jon Emont· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryChinese Farms Swiped Secrets From U.S. Blueberry Grower

Driscoll’s expansion into country ignited local competition and widespread IP theft; undercover investigators at nurseries

Summer Said· Wall Street Journal · US
LeadWidening Mideast Instability Squeezes Global Oil Supplies

Houthi offensive in Yemen puts second vital energy corridor under Tehran’s sway

Warren P. StrobelNoah Robertson· Washington Post · US
LeadNSA begins historic retooling of spy agency

Focus will be on priorities including AI, China and cybersecurity

John C. Moritz· Houston Chronicle · US
SecondaryCan Talarico secure veterans’ support?

GOP has long had a grip on them, but that could change

Kate Brumback· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryBedrock principle of voting tested in Georgia

A flaw in the state's equipment could compromise secret ballots in November.

Gordon Rayner· Sunday Telegraph · UK
LeadFarage: £72m war chest will ready us for power

Reform receives second £36m donation from a crypto billionaire in just two days

SecondaryOn trail, military jets for RFK Jr.

Health secretary given clearance to use aircraft as he campaigns for GOP

Staff· The Independent · UK
SecondaryHundreds more flights cancelled – but minister backs air traffic boss

Tens of thousands of passengers endure a second day of delays – and are unlikely to see compensation

Hannah Furness· Daily Telegraph · UK
LeadKing tells Harry: No return to the Firm

Couple to be treated as private citizens, letter sent on eve of security review says

Steve Thompson· Washington Post · US
SecondaryGOP’s no-tax stance tested

SOCIAL SECURITY FUNDS RUNNING DRY Some Republicans say it’s time to raise taxes

Richard Adams· The Guardian · UK
LeadFamilies scramble to secure Send plans ahead of ministers’ reforms

Schools and councils in England expect EHCP applications to double

Jeff Day· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryThe last cases and lasting grief of a Hennepin County prosecutor

Judith Cole, who often worked in a courtroom, became a mourning mom in the back of one.

Joseph Morton· Houston Chronicle · US
LeadBush’s presidency rewritten by 9/11

Initial focus on domestic issues gave way to agenda on homeland security

Andrew E. Kramer· New York Times · US
LeadIn Ukraine, Fraud Is Rewarded With More Weapons Contracts

Secret Military Audits Find Flawed System Enriches Suppliers

Camilla Turner· Sunday Telegraph · UK
LeadPM’s Israel sanctions are ‘risk to UK security’

Tom Tugendhat, the shadow foreign secretary, warns plan will jeopardise Britain’s fight against terrorism

Cat Zakrzewski· Washington Post · US
SecondaryTrump to use Qatari plane for international trip

THERE ARE QUESTIONS ABOUT ITS SECURITY President wants to take the gift on a visit to Ireland

Allison Kiehl· Chicago Tribune · US
LeadSwat on the trails

Thanks to warmer, wetter summer, mosquitoes and other insects are swarming Chicagoland, especially around standing water and the lakefront beaches

Jason Douglas· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryChinese Warships Cruise Too Close for Japan’s Comfort

Tokyo feels most severe security environment since World War II

Max Seddon· Financial Times · UK
LeadRussia secretly helping Iran develop advanced supersonic cruise missiles

Leaks reveal covert programme • Moscow-Tehran ties deepen • Heightened threat to US vessels

Aamer MadhaniBen Finley· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondarySecretary of Army out after 18 months

Tensions with Hegseth preceded resignation.

Shane GoldmacherTheodore Schleifer· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
LeadSecret spending is driving midterms

Dark money is not a new factor, but now it is permeating nearly every major election.

Alexa Coultoff· Tampa Bay Times · US
LeadFlock cameras unpopular but helped solve murders

As backlash about the technology grows, prosecutors weigh in about evidence collected for their cases.

Tara CoppDan Lamothe· Washington Post · US
SecondarySecret hires in civilian roles

Pentagon installs military influencers

Staff· Arizona Republic · US
LeadPutting up the fight

Swimmer Grant House thought he was doing the right thing, helping secure fair compensation for college athletes. Not all of them agreed.

LeadTrump secures a vast U.S. stake in Venezuela's oil

Goal is to persuade energy companies to drill

Amelia Nierenberg· New York Times · US
SecondaryBitter Debate on E.U. Pursuit Divides Usually Genial Iceland

Wrestling With Security and Independence

Chris Palmer· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
LeadJudge alludes to possible crimes by DA’s office

At a hearing in federal court, Philly prosecutors recounted interoffice turmoil surrounding a disputed appellate case.

Staff· The Independent · UK
LeadSecond Nepal flood feared as rescuers hunt for survivors

Warnings of fresh flooding and landslides from further heavy rain as death toll climbs to almost 400 and hundreds remain missing in mud debris – including dozens of British tourists

Warren P. Strobel· Washington Post · US
SecondaryPutin sees a weaker America

SECRET ASSESSMENT PEGGED TO IRAN WAR

Perry Stein· Washington Post · US
SecondaryPirro D.C. jury to probe schools, youth oversight

Special tool could allow prosecutors to file a report even if no charges leveled

Maritza DominguezPerry Vandell· Arizona Republic · US
Secondary2 ex-Phoenix officers face new charges in traffic stop

Aggravated assault among prosecution's additions

Tony Marrero· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryJudge dismisses murder charge against man who shot Tampa DJ

Prosecutors failed to disprove Joel Moreno-Cobo had a reasonable fear for his safety when he shot Dedrick Sykes in Ybor City, ruling finds.

Tom CotterillJoe Barnes· Daily Telegraph · UK
LeadUK handed secrets to foil Putin’s saboteurs

Ukraine shares its ‘goldmine’ of battlefield intelligence that will train military’s AI

Jonathan Saltzman· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryIn a first, biotech jobs fall in Mass.

Signs, however point toward a comeback, heartening sector

Travis AndersenShelley Murphy· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryProsecution witness rejects Clancy claim

Testifies that her goal was to kill herself

Talia Soglin· Chicago Tribune · US
Secondary15-minute train to O’Hare pitched

Aspirational plan for trip from Loop is yet to secure agreements

Lizzy Alspach· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryTampa International drops plan to privatize security

The TSA announced Monday that it is discontinuing the privatization program.

Dan DiamondNoah Robertson· Washington Post · US
SecondarySecure facility already exists

Ex-officials say bunker undercuts ballroom suit

Diti Kohli· Boston Globe · US
SecondaryEconomic stalwart faces uncertain times

‘Working man’s sector’ of higher ed is bearing brunt of cutbacks by schools

Michael WilnerDavid G. Savage· Los Angeles Times · US
LeadJustices weigh security role of the ballroom

Roberts lets work go on as court considers claim the 'complex' is 'vitally required.'

Bethany Barnes· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryBoard befuddled at local detention center closure

Children have been moved from Hillsborough, two as far as Brevard County, a prosecutor said.

Staff· The Independent · UK
LeadWho will pay for security of Meghan and Harry in UK?

After royal couple's bombshell decision to move back to Britain, Burnham dodges questions over whether taxpayer will bear the cost of keeping the pair safe - insisting it is 'a private matter'

Laura CrimaldiSean Cotter· Boston Globe · US
LeadProsecutors assert Clancy was in control

As defense presents its case, experts examine if state was able to sway jury

Eric Platt· Financial Times · UK
LeadPrivate credit concerns mount after troubled loans approach decade high

Funds take writedowns ● Echoes of 2017 crisis ● Pressure from outflows ● Defenders hail sector health

Summer SaidBenoit Faucon· Wall Street Journal · US
SecondaryIran’s Secret Plan To Escalate War

Intelligence suggests a strategic shift to raise the costs for U.S. and allies

Richard Holmes· Daily Telegraph · UK
LeadRussia’s secret bases threaten Nato

Alliance within striking distance of the Kremlin’s most advanced drones

Julia Frankel· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryIsraeli official says kill '30 to 40' nightly in Gaza

The minister of national security advocated on a podcast for assassinations of “not just those who pose an immediate threat.”

Mark Shanahan· Boston Globe · US
SecondarySequels not living up to the originals

Second acts by Brady, Belichick not wowing the crowds

Claire Partain· Houston Chronicle · US
LeadHISD academic gains slow in latest ratings

Some schools raised grades, but district still had a handful get consecutive D's or F's

Jeff Day· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
LeadDueling visions for county attorney

Progressive approach meets prosecutorial experience in November's general election.

Daniel Gonzalez· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryACLU drops its suit challenging provision of AZ immigration law

Group maintains that Section 5 of Prop. 314 is unconstitutional

Alexa Coultoff· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryWoman hurt in Ybor crash is suing

It is the second lawsuit to be filed after the deadly Nov. 8 police pursuit.

Audrey Mcglinchey· Los Angeles Times · US
LeadRich Californians seek residency outside U.S.

Agencies that help secure ‘golden visas’ say many fear for the future of American politics

Rowena MasonRichard Adams· The Guardian · UK
LeadUniversities fear financial turmoil amid slump in overseas students

University leaders are warning of financial turmoil in Britain's higher education system after new figures suggested a collapse in international student numbers would deprive the sector of vital income and undermine its future.

SecondaryCIA viewed Iran threat to Trump as low risk

The Israeli government relayed plot that prompted secret flight in Turkey

LeadSecret Plan Spirited Trump Out of Turkey Amid Threats

The President is Said to Have Hidden in a Catering Container to Switch Planes

Eric SchmittMaggie Haberman· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryTrump secretly used jet to depart Turkey

The president hid in cart before flight last month.

Paul Heintz· Boston Globe · US
LeadA uniquely Vt. agony, as dairy sites close

Future of legendary sector unclear as plants consolidate elsewhere

LeadTrump was on secret flight amid Iran threat

His departure from NATO summit in Turkey included a complex ruse

Richard Holmes· Daily Telegraph · UK
LeadChinese spy cameras found on Navy drones

Special forces boats being used in Hormuz training missions were secretly sending data overseas

Colleen Wright· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondarySecond Welch term no sure bet

Missteps have sent some former supporters fleeing from St. Petersburg’s first Black mayor.

Paul Heintz· Boston Globe · US
SecondarySafety in city drives Vermont primary

Candidates differ on security in Burlington

Chris Placek· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryNo second bananas on this team

How the Chicago Snowballs combine baseball with a ‘traveling circus’

Richard WintonLibor JanyJames Queally· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryD.A. criticized for charging officer

Hochman says LAPD cop's secret recordings of bigoted remarks violate state law.

Lizzy Alspach· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryRep. Castor cautions TIA on privatized security plan

She sent a letter this week to the airport’s CEO and the county aviation authority.

Andrew Ba Tran· Washington Post · US
SecondarySome vets went along with scams of GI Bill

Prosecutors rarely pursued those in it only for housing subsidies

LeadTense Meeting Between Pirro And President

Prosecutor Said Burgum Misled Trump on Pool

Sam Charles· Chicago Tribune · US
LeadMany CPD officers barred from testifying

As a legal fight stalls the police discipline process, local prosecutors have disqualified accused cops from being called as witnesses in criminal cases

Andrea Shalal and Patricia Zengerle· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryTariff provisions may bring down Russia sanctions

Measure lets presidents target countries with secondary duties

Liz Sawyer· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
LeadHer faces second police accusation

St. Paul mayor counters that officers invited her into their culture, respects investigation.

Yogev Toby· Boston Globe · US
SecondarySome Steward creditors will get payback

Private equity firm Cerberus reaches deal; amount secret

Eli Tan· New York Times · US
SecondaryMeta’s Secret Push to Sweeten Megacenter Deal

Tax and Power Pledges for Six-Square-Mile Louisiana Facility

Anna Orso· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryParker announces departure of two key officials

Managing Director Adam Thiel and City Solicitor Renee Garcia are leaving for jobs in the private sector, the mayor said.

Christopher O'Donnell· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryA Russian crewed ship near MacDill fuels debate

Maritime industry is concerned a law waived amid the war risks security, jobs.

Eleanor Olcott· Financial Times · UK
LeadChinese chip champion soars 466% on debut in big leap for homegrown tech

CXMT rides sector frenzy • Backers hail AI supply chain progress • Value touches $547bn record

Nabih Bulos· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryJordan caught in regional security dilemma

The war on Iran has brought unwelcome attention to Amman’s ties with the U.S.

Daniel Gonzalez· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryNew Arizona immigration law to remain operational

Judge rejects ACLU's request to pause the Secure the Border Act

Staff· The Guardian · UK
SecondaryWorld heritage accolade for D-day beaches

Pivotal second world war landing sites and Mount Olympus join prestigious Unesco list.

LeadInside Trump’s Push to Get New Air Force One Aloft

A Times Investigation Finds Trade-Offs in Plane Security and Ballooning Costs

Camilla Turner· Sunday Telegraph · UK
LeadStreeting in bid to win back Trump

Defence Secretary promises modernisation of forces and invites Hegseth to UK summit

Brittny Mejia· Los Angeles Times · US
SecondaryU.S. punished acts of protest, suit says

Homeland Security is accused of surveilling observers and yanking TSA clearance status.

Sarah Nelson· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryFather rips DOJ, AG for not seeking death penalty

J. Carroll Hortman is critical of the handling of Boelter's prosecution.

SecondaryTRUMP SWITCHED JET AFTER THREAT BY IRAN PROXIES

Abrupt Move Highlights Security Issues in 747 Donated by Qatar

Staff· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondarySUMMER BLOCKBUSTER

Second monumental move transforms team.

Alexa Coultopf· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondarySt. Pete man was ready to plead guilty to killing 4 people. Prosecutors said no

Relatives of those murdered begged Friday for an end to the case, which has been playing out for over five years.

Ronald J. Hansen· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryVoters voice displeasure with Trump’s second term

But GOP electorate still favored candidates aligned with president

Sarah Nelson· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
LeadTwo life terms sought for Boelter

He sought to kill DFLers to shift power to GOP, prosecutors say before sentencing.

Caroline KubzanskySam Charles· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryMan held in alleged ‘reign of terror’

Prosecutors: SWAT shooting suspect fell into state of paranoia

Lizzy Alspach· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryTampa International taking security screening private

The airport will soon have a private contractor manage security employees and equipment.

Lisa Mascaro· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
LeadHegseth estimates Iran war has cost $37.5B so far, asks Senate for more

Senators of both parties grill the defense secretary about his leadership of the Pentagon as well as its urgent budget request.

Staff· The Independent · UK
LeadTrump furious at foreign secretary role for Miliband

White House ‘deeply concerned’ at Burnham’s cabinet choice, warning ‘serious diplomatic repair’ is needed as US president hasn’t forgotten former Labour leader’s past fierce criticism

Chris Palmer· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
Secondary2 prosecutors say Krasner told them to ‘protect the office’ in murder case

In a legal filing, the assistant district attorneys pointed to what they saw as conflicts in appellate litigation.

Tony DiverCharles Hymas· Daily Telegraph · UK
LeadBurnham pins hope on Healey

PM's surprise choice for Chancellor ● Miliband snubbed and Rayner returns ● Streeting new Defence Secretary

Eric Schmitt· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
LeadU.S. military injuries were withheld

Episode is the latest in Iran conflict of tension over operational security, informing public.

Staff· The Independent · UK
LeadBurnham vows to be ‘circuit-breaker’ PM as he purges cabinet

John Healey is chancellor and Ed Miliband foreign secretary

Sadie GurmanDave Michaels· Wall Street Journal · US
LeadJustice Department Pulls Back On Pursuing Corporate Crime

Prosecutors eased off in some cases, even as executives were suspected

Anna OrsoSean Collins Walsh· Philadelphia Inquirer · US
SecondaryThree districts emerge as key City Council battlegrounds in 2027

Incumbents could face serious challenges from progressives hoping to seize a nationwide leftward shift amid Trump’s second term.

Staff· The Independent · UK
SecondarySpain beat Argentina in extra time to win second World Cup

Spain celebrate win over Lionel Messi’s side after World Cup winners trophy is presented by Donald Trump

Richard Tsong-Taatarii· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
LeadProsecutions will test Trump’s crackdown

Indictment criticized as ideologically focused with little substance.

Staff· The Independent · UK
LeadMiliband tipped to lead shake-up of Foreign Office

‘Red Ed’ expected to become foreign secretary and begin restoration of overseas aid as Andy Burnham plots first-day policy blitz including more oil and gas drilling in North Sea

Joey GarrisonPhillip M. Bailey· Arizona Republic · US
LeadTrump questions election security

Alleges China meddled with 2020 electoral process