Chicago police have identified former detective Thomas McInerney as the suspect in the 1960 murder of eight-year-old Gloria Kowalewicz, using newly discovered DNA evidence. McInerney died in 2006, two decades before the identification was made public.
A recent Axios-Ipsos poll indicates that support for "Medicare for All" among U.S. adults has increased, with 43% in favor and 24% opposed. The survey highlights a growing willingness among Americans, including a significant portion of Republicans, to endorse government spending to lower health care costs, despite low trust in government leaders regarding health-related information.
U.S. Ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle may be subject to a Senate investigation following allegations of influence peddling, as reported by the Wall Street Journal. Senate Majority Whip John Barrasso expressed concern over the allegations, which include soliciting a Trump donor to pay off personal debt. The State Department's Office of Inspector General has already opened a probe into her conduct during her tenure.
U.S. Ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle may face a Senate investigation over allegations of influence peddling related to a $100,000 credit card debt. Senate Majority Whip John Barrasso indicated that the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and the State Department would likely look into the matter, which includes claims of misconduct during her tenure in Athens.
As judgments approach, candidates in the U.S. are highlighting their bipartisan efforts to appeal to voters. This focus on collaboration aims to demonstrate their commitment to working across party lines.
Boat dwellers in a bay north of San Francisco, who have lived rent-free for decades, are facing an eviction deadline of October 15, 2026. After a lengthy legal struggle, only a few remain in the area.
Emergency call records have highlighted confusion among prison staff during the botched execution of Christa Pike in Tennessee on September 30. Pike, who survived the lethal injection attempt, has since been discharged from the hospital. The Tennessee Department of Corrections has not provided an explanation for the issues encountered, and an investigation is ongoing.
U.S. corporate profits have reached record levels, with significant growth expected in the upcoming third-quarter earnings reports. Analysts forecast a 29% increase in earnings per share for the S&P 500, driven largely by a few major tech companies. However, the labor share of national income has decreased, which may be influencing public sentiment about the economy.
During a recent debate, Republican Senate challenger Justin Murphy told President Trump to 'finish' the war in Iran, prompting a critical response from Senator Cory Booker. The debate showcased contrasting views on U.S. military involvement in the Middle East and highlighted divisions within the Republican Party regarding Trump's approach.
In a recent debate, New Jersey Senator Cory Booker and Republican challenger Justin Murphy discussed U.S. policy on Iran, with Murphy advocating for decisive military action. Booker criticized this approach, highlighting the historical consequences of aggressive foreign policy. The debate also touched on illegal immigration, showcasing differing views within the Republican Party.
Byron Donalds, a Republican congressman since 2021, is running for the position of Florida's first Black governor. His campaign is notable within the state's political context.
President Trump is considering firing Kimberly Guilfoyle from her position as U.S. ambassador to Greece following allegations that she sought $100,000 for personal expenses in exchange for assistance with her Senate confirmation. Guilfoyle is reportedly aware of the discussions and has consulted with legal counsel. The situation has drawn mixed reactions from Trump aides, and Guilfoyle's lawyer has disputed the authenticity of related text messages.
Former President Donald Trump has indicated that he is considering the removal of the US ambassador to Greece. Specific reasons for this potential action were not disclosed.
Emergency calls related to the failed execution of Christa Pike have been released, highlighting confusion among responders and prison officials. The calls reveal delays in confirming the legitimacy of the emergency request, with Pike's defense attorney urgently seeking medical assistance as she remained alive after the execution attempt.
The Picklr, a pickleball facility franchisor, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy in Texas to reorganize after acknowledging significant business mistakes related to lease guarantees. The company has secured a financing commitment of $4.5 million from an investor group led by a franchisee. Despite the bankruptcy, The Picklr's clubs remain operational, and the founder expressed optimism about future negotiations with landlords.
A Delta flight from New York was evacuated at Tel Aviv's Ben Gurion Airport on Tuesday due to a bomb threat, which was later determined to be false. Passengers were moved to the terminal while investigators searched the aircraft, and normal operations resumed shortly after.
In this advice column, a reader with schizoaffective bipolar disorder expresses a desire to move back south despite family concerns about her mental health. Another reader seeks guidance on managing family dynamics while visiting her late brother's widow, particularly regarding her sister's potential involvement.
Wyatt Anderson, a 17-year-old from Kentucky, completed the Chicago Marathon on October 8, 2026, less than a year after a spinal injury left him temporarily paralyzed. He underwent surgery and rehabilitation, drawing inspiration from a story about a man who completed marathons in a wheelchair. Anderson and his brother raised over $24,000 for the Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation during the race.
Archbishop Timothy Broglio has advised Catholic soldiers to seek exemptions from participating in the upcoming execution of Nidal Malik Hasan, a convicted mass shooter, which the Pentagon plans to livestream. Broglio and other Catholic leaders have criticized the execution plan, raising concerns about its implications and the morality of broadcasting such an event.
Abdul El-Sayed, a Democratic candidate for the Michigan Senate, denied any ties to the Muslim Brotherhood during an NBC interview, suggesting that his Republican opponent was making Islamophobic attacks. However, his half-sister stated that their mother was an active member of the group in the 1970s. El-Sayed's campaign has labeled the accusations as false and racially motivated.
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