Florida Attorney General and Florida Department of Law enforcement announce international CSAM investigation arrests

D-Day hero receives posthumous honor after 81 years Staff Sergeant William Owens, who fought valiantly during the D-Day invasion of Normandy in 1944, was posthumously awarded the Distinguished Service Cross after 81 years. His actions helped secure a crucial position against German forces, demonstrating heroism that remains relevant today, as acknowledged in a recent ceremony in Sainte-Mère-Église, France. More Context

Air defense systems were activated in Tehran as Iran launched over 100 drones toward Israel following Israeli strikes on its nuclear facility in Natanz, where significant damage was reported. Among those killed was senior military official Mohammad Hossein Bagheri, while the U.S. confirmed it was assisting in intercepting Iranian missiles targeting Israel amid ongoing tensions over Iran's nuclear program. More Context

Rescuers retrieved two men from Torreys Peak in Colorado after they were struck by lightning, marking what may be the highest helicopter rescues in the state at 14,200 feet. One man remains hospitalized in fair condition while the other was treated and released; both had become lost during their ascent and were inexperienced hikers. More Context

A South Carolina man, Stephen Stanko, was executed by lethal injection on Friday after being sentenced to death for two murders, including the shooting of a friend and the killing of his live-in girlfriend in 2005. In his final statement, Stanko expressed remorse and asked not to be judged solely for his crimes, while South Carolina's governor denied clemency, marking the state's sixth execution in nine months. More Context

A federal judge in San Francisco has halted Secretary of State Marco Rubio's plans to downsize the State Department, citing a previous injunction that prohibits such actions without Congressional approval. Despite the administration's claim that Rubio's reorganization is independent of President Trump's directive, Judge Susan Illston ordered the department to seek court clarification before proceeding with any changes. More Context

As the U.S. military prepares for a parade honoring the Army's legacy, transgender service members face career-ending decisions due to a ban imposed by the Trump administration. Cmdr. Emily Shilling, a Navy pilot and lead plaintiff in a lawsuit against the ban, highlights the emotional turmoil among service members torn between their commitment to serve and the pressure to separate under duress. More Context