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A federal judge on Monday postponed the U.S. trial of Abu Agila Mohammad Mas’ud Kheir Al-Marimi, a former Libyan intelligence official charged in the 1988 Pan Am Flight 103 bombing, after prosecutors disclosed new evidence. The trial, which was set to begin jury selection Wednesday, is the first U.S. prosecution related to the attack that killed 270 people.
The Trump administration is reportedly preparing to revoke business and tourist visas for up to 200,000 foreigners who have applied for or are seeking asylum in the United States, in what would be the largest single mass revocation in U.S. history. State Department documents obtained by the Associated Press and confirmed by officials indicate the action, coordinated with the Department of Homeland Security, could be announced in the coming weeks.
A forensic psychologist testified Monday that Lindsay Clancy has bipolar disorder and was experiencing anxiety, depression, insomnia, and suicidal thoughts before killing her children, conflicting with a previous prosecution witness. The testimony also led to a mistrial request after the psychologist mentioned Clancy's Catholic faith, which the judge denied while instructing jurors to disregard the religious references.
U.S. Solheim Cup captain Angela Stanford completed her 12-player roster with three captain's picks Monday: veterans Megan Khang and Rose Zhang, plus 35-year-old rookie Lindy Duncan. The team will defend the Cup against Europe in the Netherlands from Sept. 11-13, seeking its first away win since 2015.
Seven WNBA teams have clinched playoff berths, with Dallas close to securing the final spot. The top of the standings remains tight, and the league takes a break for the FIBA World Cup from Aug. 31 to Sept. 17. Indiana coach Stephanie White says every game already feels like a playoff game.
A powerful gang coalition attacked the hillside farming community of Kenscoff near Port-au-Prince, killing dozens of residents in an overnight raid. Mayor Jean Massillon blamed the Viv Ansanm coalition, while casualty estimates vary from at least 30 to around 47, amid deep community anger over security failures and a government pledge not to abandon the area.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford threatened to cut electricity and critical mineral exports to the U.S. as the trade war deepens, while President Trump imposed new tariffs and exchanged personal insults with Ford. Prime Minister Carney announced dollar-for-dollar retaliation, and the collapse of talks has raised economic concerns in both countries.
George MacIntyre will back up freshman starter Faizon Brandon at Tennessee, but history under Josh Heupel suggests he'll still see meaningful snaps. The Knoxville News-Sentinel reports backup quarterbacks have started 14 games in Heupel's tenure, and MacIntyre is expected to play early against non-conference opponents.
U.S. President Donald Trump announced plans to double tariffs on Canadian cars, trucks, auto parts, and steel to 50% starting January 1, 2027, escalating a trade conflict following the collapse of bilateral negotiations. Canada has vowed dollar-for-dollar retaliation, with both sides blaming each other for the breakdown.
A new analysis warns that climate change is pushing the planet toward more frequent and intense extreme weather events, with scientists comparing the situation to a 'Boy Who Cried Wolf' problem. The article explores the historical roots of climate science, recent catastrophic events, and the psychological and political challenges of responding to the crisis.
An arbitrator has ordered The Washington Post to reinstate columnist Karen Attiah, who was fired in September 2025 over social media posts about Charlie Kirk's assassination. The arbitrator found the Post lacked sufficient cause and violated its labor agreement. Attiah said the decision confirms she was doing her job as an opinion journalist.
Voters in Georgia’s 13th Congressional District will decide Tuesday between two Democrats—Everton Blair and Marcye Scott—to fill the remainder of the late Rep. David Scott’s term. The winner will serve only a few months, as neither is running for the full term in November.
As the Big Ten looks to extend its run of national championships to four, Oregon enters as the No. 2 team in the preseason AP poll, seeking its first title. Ohio State, Indiana, and a reshaped coaching landscape shape the 2026 college football season.
Shelley Fabares, known for her role on 'The Donna Reed Show' and the hit song 'Johnny Angel,' has died at 82 in Los Angeles. Her family confirmed the news, noting her kindness and advocacy for Alzheimer's awareness.
The Trump administration unveiled 'Operation Economic Outcast,' a sweeping expansion of secondary sanctions targeting Iran's financial lifelines, as Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent described an 'economic D-Day.' President Trump declared Iran 'completely collapsing,' while Tehran dismissed the measures as a sign of American desperation.
Oklahoma voters head to the polls Tuesday for primary runoffs that will settle the Republican nomination for governor and the Democratic nomination for U.S. Senate, alongside two statewide ballot measures. The governor's race tests President Donald Trump's endorsement power after a close June primary, while the Senate contest features a stark fundraising gap between the two Democratic contenders.
Democrat Christina Bohannan is making her third run for Iowa's 1st Congressional District, hoping to unseat Republican Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks after two narrow losses. Her campaign is focusing on rural outreach and economic messaging, while Miller-Meeks defends her record and calls her opponent a radical progressive.
Wheat supplies face a triple threat from conflict, extreme weather, and trade disputes, with major exporters like the US, Russia, and Australia all affected. Experts warn of rising food costs and heightened risks for import-dependent poor nations.
A special tribunal in Dhaka ordered three journalists – Mozammel Babu, Farzana Rupa, and Shyamal Dutta – to remain in custody until their trial in a case linked to the 2024 mass uprising that ousted former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina. The judge set October 25 for the next hearing and asked investigators to submit findings, while human rights groups and families criticized the detention.
Prince Harry has stepped down as a trustee of African Parks after a decade, a move described by the charity as part of a governance refresh. The departure follows calls from Survival International and the charity's admission of human rights abuses by rangers. Harry and his family are preparing to relocate to the UK.