New Orleans jail slammed by former warden after 4-time escapee breaks out

King Charles received a warm standing ovation in Canada's Parliament, delivering a speech emphasizing the importance of Canadian sovereignty and democracy, while subtly addressing tensions with the U.S. without naming President Trump. His address, crafted with the Canadian government's input, symbolized support for Canada amidst anti-Trump sentiments, reflecting the nation's diverse roots, including recognition of First Nations communities. The King's visit was notably marked by a more casual atmosphere compared to traditional royal events, showcasing...

Summary Legendary US Olympic gymnast Mary Lou Retton was arrested on May 17 in Fairmount, West Virginia, for driving under the influence, allegedly failing a sobriety test and refusing breathalyzer and blood tests. Known for her historic gold medal win at the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics, Retton, who has faced financial difficulties and health issues after a severe pneumonia battle in 2022, was released on a $1,500 bond and has not yet entered a plea....

A shooting during a holiday weekend party on a boat in Little River, South Carolina, injured 11 people, with three remaining hospitalized but expected to survive. The incident occurred around 9:15 p.m. as partygoers disembarked, and investigators believe only one person was firing; no arrests have been made, and many witnesses fled before police arrived. The shooting's motive is unclear, complicating the investigation as most attendees were from out of town. Full Article

The Trump administration is directing federal agencies to review and potentially terminate contracts with Harvard University, valued at approximately $100 million, amid ongoing tensions over the university's admissions policies and treatment of Jewish students. The General Services Administration (GSA) has requested agencies to report any contracts terminated by June 6, as part of a broader feud following Harvard's refusal to comply with demands from the administration's Task Force to Combat Anti-Semitism. This directive comes in...

Fanatics to Host First High-Stakes Sports Skills Competition Fanatics will launch its inaugural high-stakes sports skills competition, the Fanatics Games, from June 20-22 during Fanatics Fest in New York City, featuring 50 athletes and celebrities competing for nearly $2 million in prizes. Announced by comedian Tiffany Haddish and Fanatics CEO Michael Rubin, the event promises eight sports-themed challenges, with prizes including $1 million for first place, a $500,000 Ferrari for second, and a $250,000 LeBron...

Over Memorial Day weekend, Chicago experienced significant violence, with 22 shootings reported, including two fatalities. The first fatality involved a 35-year-old man shot during an argument inside a vehicle in Logan Square, while a 46-year-old man was killed by a headshot in Humboldt Park, both suspects remain at large. The city has seen 139 homicides in 2025, amid ongoing concerns about crime and public safety, with recent arrests linked to a gang-related mass shooting further...