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Luigi Mangione pleaded guilty to killing UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, finally detailing the crime in court. What his confession means for justice and the health-care debate.

BBC Verify confirmed a Virginia woman’s video of an ICE agent aiming a gun at her. What it reveals about enforcement and who gets to see it.

Trump left a NATO summit in Turkey on a different plane while his cabinet flew on a decoy aircraft amid Iran security threats — a break from routine with real consequences.

David Crowley’s projected Wisconsin primary win over Francesca Hong halts the left’s recent streak. What it signals for Democratic contests ahead.

A federal judge dismissed the US bribery and fraud case against Gautam Adani — then sharply criticized the Justice Department’s process for dropping it.

A food warehouse fire left rotting meat festering in an L.A. neighborhood, raising urgent questions about waste, air quality, and the region’s food supply chain.

British Columbia declares a state of emergency as the Bald Range wildfire doubles to 36 square miles. What it means for Canadian communities and US air quality.

Hunter Biden tells the BBC his own presidential pardon was ‘not good’ for America, denies political ambitions, and reveals the former president’s cancer has spread.

Police say Aaron Farinacci waited for dry, windy conditions to set Spokane’s Old Trails Fire, the largest of three blazes that destroyed hundreds of buildings.

A Colorado lab studying marmots launches an OnlyFans account to survive funding cuts. Inside the unusual fundraising shift and what it means for science.