Legionella Detected at Yankee Stadium, but No Illness Has Been Linked to the Ballpark
Health officials detected Legionella material in a stadium cooling tower while investigating a South Bronx cluster, but no patient has been connected to the ballpark.
Fuel-Price Increases Trigger Syria’s Largest Protests Since Assad’s Fall
A 40% diesel increase and additional gasoline and cooking-gas hikes have sparked demonstrations across economically strained Syrian communities.
Second Federal Judge Blocks Trump Administration’s Mail-Ballot Restrictions
The proposed Postal Service requirements remain frozen while the Supreme Court considers a related request from the administration.
Gulf Diplomacy Stalls as Houthi Attacks Threaten Saudi Oil Routes
A postponed Gulf-Iran meeting, renewed Houthi attacks and damage to Saudi oil infrastructure are placing new pressure on global fuel supplies.
Lawyer Fined After Filing Included Witnesses Fabricated by ChatGPT
New Mexico’s highest court fined a defense lawyer after an appeal brief included invented testimony and fictitious witnesses generated by ChatGPT.
Texas Erases 20-Point Deficit to Shock No. 1 Ohio State
Arch Manning and No. 4 Texas produced a historic fourth-quarter rally to defeat No. 1 Ohio State 24-23.
Woman Unknown Wins Venice Film Festival’s Golden Lion
Danish director May el-Toukhy won Venice’s top prize as the only woman directing a film in the festival’s main competition.
Turkey Detains Dozens in Raids Targeting LGBTQ+ and HIV Support Groups
Turkish authorities detained dozens of people during a national investigation involving LGBTQ+ organizations, health groups and businesses.
Celine Dion Returns to the Concert Stage After Six-Year Absence
Celine Dion opened a Paris residency with her first full concert in six years following her battle with stiff-person syndrome.
Federal Judge Rules Plan to Cut FEMA Workforce in Half Was Unlawful
A federal judge found that DHS acted unlawfully when it directed FEMA to reduce its workforce by 50 percent.