A federal judge ruled that hours of audio recordings tied to former President Joe Biden’s 2017 memoir can be turned over to the Heritage Foundation, rejecting his bid to block the disclosure.In a ruling June 20, U.S. District Judge Dabney Friedrich said Biden’s privacy interests, while real, are outweighed by the public’s interest in the materials and the government’s obligation under FOIA to promote transparency.The decision marks a setback for Biden, who in May sued the Department of Justice…See More

A Carnival Cruise Line guest is suing the company after allegedly burning his feet on the Lido Deck.Jorge Luis Alverio Nunez sustained second-degree burns while walking barefoot between the pool and deck chairs aboard Carnival Magic in late May 2025, according to a lawsuit filed in the Southern District of Florida on May 13. "While a passenger may reasonably expect an exterior deck surface exposed to sunlight to become warm, Plaintiff could not reasonably anticipate that the deck surface had…See More

Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin raised the possibility again of halting customs and immigration processing at major airports in so-called sanctuary cities, according to reports from The Atlantic and Reuters.According to reports, Mullin privately warned travel executives last week that the Department of Homeland Security could stop processing international travelers and cargo at airports in cities that do not cooperate with the Trump administration's immigration enforcement…See More

After days – maybe weeks? – of anticipation, the 2026 NFL regular-season schedule finally emerged fully formed Thursday, May 14, the remaining gaps filled in after the league revealed so many of its showcase matchups throughout the early part of the week while other leaks sprang elsewhere. And now teams and fans alike know – where are those prime-time battle royales? Is the bye week too early? When is our division rival coming to town? It’s a lot to sift through – and we’ll do so live over…See More