Keffe D verdict today: Jury convicts him in Tupac Shakur murder
A Las Vegas jury convicted Duane “Keffe D” Davis of murder in Tupac Shakur's 1996 shooting, with sentencing set for Oct. 13 and an appeal planned.
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Trump Administration Weighs Yosemite Land Swap for Developer Road
The Trump administration is reviewing a controversial land exchange to give a private developer road access inside Yosemite National Park for an 83-acre resort project.
Yellowstone Wolf Trails Hiker Down Lamar Valley Trail in Viral Video
A Texas hiker in Yellowstone's Lamar Valley kept calm and deployed bear spray after being followed for ten minutes by a curious adolescent black wolf from the Junction Butte Pack.
6 key concerns emerging from the USS Abraham Lincoln's extended deployment
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth rejected reports of poor living conditions aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln as Congress demands answers regarding the ship's 250-plus day deployment.
3 Days of Searching End With Greenville Homicide Suspect Captured
Thomas David Ryan was taken into custody in Schoharie County after a three-day New York manhunt tied to his father's homicide and a deliberately set house fire.
Federal Judge McConnell Faces Death Threats After Ruling Blocking Trump Funding Freeze — Judicial security crisis deepens
U.S. District Judge John McConnell and his family faced credible death threats, dark web harassment, and sinister warnings following his ruling against federal funding freezes, highlighting a growing national security challenge for federal judges.
Fauci Invokes Fifth Amendment as Senate COVID Hearing Turns Confrontational
Anthony Fauci repeatedly invoked the Fifth Amendment during a contentious Senate hearing on COVID-19 origins, while Rand Paul warned the committee could consider consequences for his refusal to answer.
Why Is President Trump Using Forced Labor Laws for New Global Tariffs?
The Trump administration has enacted 10% to 12.5% tariffs on over 60 countries under Section 301 forced-labor rules, sparking new federal lawsuits and international protests.
U.S. Diplomats Walk Out as France Speaks at UN
U.S. diplomats left a U.N. Security Council meeting during France's remarks after a dispute over Volker Türk's human rights mandate.
Jim Jordan's Jack Smith Referral: What Is Confirmed
Jim Jordan has referred Jack Smith to the Justice Department over testimony about lawmakers' phone and text records, but Smith has not been charged and the legal theory is disputed.
5 Questions Raised by Nolan Wells Call Audio
Newly released and enhanced boat-call audio adds a time-stamped record to the Nolan Wells investigation, but disputed background phrases remain unverified.
What Does the Nolan Wells Emergency Call Reveal?
Enhanced Sea Tow audio has renewed questions about Nolan Wells’ final hours on Horn Island, while investigators and a grand jury review an unresolved timeline.