Keeping Up With America

Oklahoma man accused of targeting television news weather radar: An Oklahoma man is accused of vandalizing a TV station's weather radar, police said Thursday, in what the station says could be an attack inspired by an anti-government militia group.

Plea deal for alleged 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed thrown out by appeals court: A divided federal appeals court on Friday threw out an agreement that would have allowed accused Sept. 11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed to plead guilty in a deal sparing him the risk of execution for al Qaeda's 2001 attacks.

Trump expresses "anguish of our entire nation" after meeting families of Texas flood victims: President Trump expressed the "anguish of our entire nation" Friday after he and first lady Melania Trump met with families of the victims of last week's deadly flooding in Central Texas.

HHS facing billion-dollar backlog of delayed grants after DOGE: The Department of Health and Human Services has asked some laid-off staff if they could return to work temporarily, as the department grapples with a backlog of grants that has swelled to more than a billion dollars in the wake of hurdles set up by DOGE.

Texas overhauls anti-abortion program that spent tens of millions of taxpayer dollars with little oversight: Texas health officials are overhauling a program designed to steer people away from abortion following a ProPublica and CBS News investigation that found that the state had funneled tens of millions of taxpayer dollars into the effort while providing little oversight of the spending.

Around the World

Delta passengers stranded overnight on island in the middle of Atlantic Ocean: A Delta jet experienced engine problems on what was supposed to be a trans-Atlantic flight and landed on an island in the middle of the ocean, leading to a more than 31-hour delay, officials said Thursday.

Kurdish PKK militants begin handing over weapons in cave in Iraq: Dozens of Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) militants began handing over weapons in a ceremony in a cave in northern Iraq on Friday, officials said, marking a symbolic but significant step toward ending a decades-long insurgency against Turkey.

Lets Talk Business and Tech

​IMAX is headed for its best year on record as it capitalizes on Hollywood’s box office rebound

Intel spins out AI robotics company RealSense with $50 million raise

Levi Strauss raises sales guidance, says it will absorb some tariff costs for now

Richer, Wiser, Happier

3 ways seniors can supplement their Social Security now: Recent news that Social Security's insolvency could hit a year earlier than initially expected wasn't exactly welcome by seniors reliant upon the funds the service provides. Combined with ongoing issues surrounding Social Security overpayments and the potential for those disbursed funds to be clawed back, seniors may find themselves in a precarious financial position this July. Retirement savings and pensions, already increasingly rare, only go so far to help make ends meet. And if the safety net Social Security has been providing is starting to deteriorate, these seniors may find themselves looking for alternative supplemental income.

How Long Should You Keep a Car to Get the Most for Your Money? | Ryan Wilcox, Fool. There's no single "perfect" time to trade in a car. As someone who's traded in a few cars, I can confirm that it's all (mostly) about priorities: whether you care more about maximizing resale value, avoiding repair costs, or squeezing every last mile out of it. It also depends on how many miles your ride's got on it and how well you've taken care of it. But if your goal's to get the most money for your car, there are a few clear windows where it might be smart to sell. Here's what to know.

4 debt relief options you can qualify for with a low income: When you're living on a low income, even a small credit card balance or unexpected medical bill can feel like a financial emergency. Owing money when you can barely cover rent and groceries is incredibly stressful, and as the interest charges pile up and the late fees kick in, that debt can feel impossible to manage. But in today's high-rate, inflationary environment, this situation is not uncommon. Lots of people have fallen behind on their debt payments and are now looking for a way out.

Sports and Showbiz Shenanigans

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