A shooting at Virginia State University resulted in multiple injuries, with several suspects still at large. The campus was placed on lockdown as police responded to the incident.
Andy Baker, the deputy national security adviser, will leave the Trump administration in the upcoming weeks. He has been influential in shaping foreign policy and previously served as national security adviser to Vice President Vance.
Matt Gutman, chief correspondent for CBS News, is facing a lawsuit filed by former ABC News producer Samira Said, who alleges sexual harassment and a hostile work environment. The lawsuit includes claims of inappropriate remarks made by Gutman and issues related to medical leave and workplace accommodations. Said is seeking damages in the case.
New York Magazine has severed ties with columnist Ross Barkan after a plagiarism investigation revealed failures in proper attribution across 67 of his columns. Barkan acknowledged his mistakes and plans to launch a new column in September. The investigation was prompted by allegations from fellow reporters regarding similarities between his work and other publications.
Carly Simon's new album, "Comes in Waves," features lyrics that reflect on her past marriage to James Taylor, exploring themes of love and regret. The album marks her return to music after an 18-year hiatus and coincides with her ongoing health challenges. Simon has previously discussed the complexities of her relationship with Taylor, including the impact of addiction on their marriage.
The FDA has authorized more medications to combat New World screwworm infestations, which are affecting areas along the U.S.-Mexico border. These medications are intended for use in preventing and treating these infestations.
The Supplemental Security Income payments for September 2026 will be distributed in 17 days, with individual recipients eligible for up to $994. Eligibility criteria include being a U.S. citizen or qualifying noncitizen, residing in specific locations, and not being absent from the U.S. for extended periods.
Five individuals were injured in a shooting incident at Virginia State University, with police finding the victims near the university's residence halls. Multiple suspects are involved, and investigations are currently underway.
Samantha Skolkin, a model, is suing her New York City building management for trying to evict her after her stalker sent explicit photos to numerous neighbors. The lawsuit highlights the challenges faced by victims of stalking in housing situations.
Hawaii has issued a state of emergency as Hurricane Lala approaches the Big Island, expected to bring heavy rain and wind. This would be the first hurricane to hit the island since 1871 if it makes landfall.
JD Vance's memoir has sold 64,000 copies since its release, but there is limited discussion about it in his hometown of Middletown, Ohio. Local library officials report some interest, yet commentary on the book remains minimal.
Gary Edward Glowacz, 70, has been charged with the 1987 murder of Melissa Ellison in Jacksonville, Florida, after allegedly confessing to the crime. He provided specific details about the crime scene that were not previously known to the public, leading to his arrest.
Melat Kiros, a democratic socialist candidate, won the Democratic primary in Denver, raising concerns among local business leaders about the potential impact of her policies on the business environment. J.J. Ament, president of the Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce, expressed skepticism about the feasibility of DSA policies, while business owners like Brad Deen and Jamie Sanchez shared their experiences with rising costs and public safety issues. Kiros has defended her platform, emphasizing the appeal of democratic socialism to younger voters.
The U.S. Navy is assessing a major redesign of its aircraft carriers to reflect the preferences of President Trump, who favors a style reminiscent of World War II vessels. The financial implications of such a redesign could reach billions.
A shooting at Virginia State University on Saturday morning has left multiple people injured and prompted a lockdown of the campus. Further details regarding the incident are not yet available.
Nazeeh Johnson of the Tennessee Titans has received a six-game suspension for violating the NFL's Performance Enhancing Drug policy, which he attributed to a fertility medication. Johnson and his wife have faced challenges in their attempts to conceive, including a recent pregnancy loss. He emphasized the importance of consulting with the league before taking any medication.
A shooting at Virginia State University on Saturday morning resulted in multiple injuries and led to a campus lockdown. The incident occurred near the Quad Annexes, and victims were taken to local hospitals. The investigation is ongoing with multiple suspects reported.
This week's political update highlights challenges faced by the Trump administration regarding munitions shortages and issues with the USS Lincoln. It also discusses insights gained from the latest Democratic primaries.
Indiana Fever head coach Stephanie White received a warm reception from fans during a game against the Dallas Wings after facing criticism for her handling of a flagrant foul incident. Following public support from players Sophie Cunningham and Caitlin Clark, White expressed her appreciation for the fans and emphasized the team's unity. The Fever won the game, marking their eighth victory in ten matches.
The US power sector introduced 368 utility-scale power plants in the first half of 2026, primarily solar. The largest additions include the SunZia Wind South and SunZia Wind North in New Mexico, which together have a capacity of 3,650 megawatts.
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