Tourist Admits Rock Thrown at Monk Seal Lani: ‘Devastated’ Attorney Says
Defense says Washington tourist Igor Lytvynchuk is 'devastated' and ignorant of seal laws after federal charges for throwing a coconut-sized rock at endangered
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DVSA Driving Test Rule Changes: Bots Banned as Waiting Times Hit 22 Weeks
The DVSA has banned third-party driving test bookings to combat bots and reselling. Waiting times average 22.3 weeks. New rules take effect from May 12.
Trump Near $1.7B Deal to Drop IRS Suit, Create Compensation Fund for Allies
Trump may settle his $10B IRS lawsuit for a $1.7B fund to compensate January 6 defendants and allies. Critics call it a self-dealing slush fund.
Urgent Probe Into Claims Armed Police Fell Asleep Guarding King Charles at Windsor Castle
Met Police launches urgent probe into claims armed officers guarding King Charles at Windsor Castle fell asleep on duty and left posts unattended.
Working-Class vs. Anti-Corruption: Battle Lines Drawn in PA-7 Primary
PA-7 Democratic primary heats up ahead of May 19. Brooks, Crosswell, McClure, Obando-Derstine vie to take on GOP Rep. Ryan Mackenzie.
Sonic Kapolei Opens Its Doors: Oahu’s First Drive-In Brings Burgers, Shakes, and Aloha
Sonic Kapolei opens May 16, 2026, as Oahu’s first drive-in restaurant, featuring a Hawaii-exclusive teriyaki smasher, swag giveaways, and community donations.
Starmer Under Siege: Streeting Resigns, Burnham Circles as Labour Leadership Crisis Deepens
UK PM Keir Starmer fights for political survival after Wes Streeting resigns and Andy Burnham seeks a return to Parliament amid a growing leadership crisis.
Israel and US Prepare to Renew Iran War as Ceasefire Crumbles
As ceasefire talks stall, Israel and the US are preparing to renew attacks on Iran as soon as next week, with options including bombing and seizing Kharg Island
Virginia Assault Weapons Ban Signed Into Law, Faces Immediate Lawsuits
Virginia Governor Spanberger signs assault weapons ban, making it the 11th state to do so. Gun rights groups file lawsuits challenging the law's constitutionali
EEOC Sues Chick-fil-A Franchisee Over Sabbath Accommodation Denial
The EEOC is suing Hatch Trick, a Texas Chick-fil-A operator, for allegedly firing a manager who refused to work Saturdays for religious observance.
Flash Flood Warnings Hit Baton Rouge as Severe Storms Slam Multiple States
Flash flood warnings issued for Baton Rouge area as severe thunderstorms bring damaging winds, hail, and heavy rain across multiple states on May 16.
Charlie Kirk's Widow Erika Named TPUSA Successor Before Assassination
Erika Kirk pays tribute on son's second birthday as resurfaced video shows Charlie Kirk named her TPUSA successor before his 2025 assassination.