Rep. Chuck Edwards of North Carolina said he will end his reelection campaign after the House Ethics Committee recommended censure over conduct involving two female staffers. Edwards denies wrongdoing and said he will complete his current term.
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Russian missile and drone strikes killed 17 people and wounded 44 in Kyiv and nearby areas, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said. Moscow said it targeted military-linked logistics sites, while Ukraine said civilian warehouses and infrastructure were hit.
Victims minister Alex Davies-Jones said Prime Minister Andy Burnham is reviewing whether to hold a public inquiry into Jeffrey Epstein’s UK activities and has agreed to meet survivors. The government is also considering whether allegations involving Mohamed Al Fayed could fall within an inquiry.
Zelenskyy shared footage he said shows a Russian drone chasing and striking a civilian vegetable vendor in Kherson, calling it part of a “human safari” against civilians. Ukrainian officials also said an overnight barrage on Kyiv and its region killed at least 15 people.
Authorities arrested 38-year-old Jeanine John Taele after he was seen photographing and filming Trump National Golf Club in Rancho Palos Verdes ahead of Trump’s scheduled visit. Deputies said they found loaded ammunition, firearms, body armor and notebooks containing “concerning statements.”
Authorities arrested Jeanine John Taele, 38, near Trump National Golf Club in Rancho Palos Verdes after deputies said he was seen filming and monitoring security-planning activity. Investigators reported finding loaded firearms, ammunition, body armor and notebooks with “concerning statements.”
Former Olympic canoeist David Hearn may pursue legal action after prosecutors dropped a felony vandalism case over damage to the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool. Prosecutors now say the peeling liner was caused by a rushed, flawed installation, not vandalism.
Chipotle said it removed jalapeños and replaced them with supplies from different growers after the peppers were identified as a suspected source of a Minnesota salmonella outbreak. At least 110 people have been sickened, and officials say the contaminated food may have been served at other Mexican-style restaurants.