Person of interest being questioned after possible domestic-related shooting on South Side – Chicago Tribune

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is facing allegations of plagiarism in his 1995 doctoral thesis at Oxford University as he seeks re-election. The National Post found at least 10 instances of apparent plagiarism, including copying full quotes and paraphrased ideas without proper credit. Carney's campaign denies the accusations, but experts say the thesis contains multiple instances of plagiarism. Full Article

San Bernardino County sheriff’s deputies involved in a 2022 shootout that killed a teenage girl and her fugitive father will not face charges, according to Attorney General Rob Bonta. The incident occurred during a pursuit on Interstate 15, with the father firing at deputies before being killed. The investigation found the use of lethal force was reasonable due to the perceived threat posed by both individuals. Full Article

A federal prosecutor in Los Angeles, Adam Schleifer, was fired by the White House on behalf of President Donald J. Trump after pressure from lawyers representing a fast-food executive he was prosecuting, Andrew Wiederhorn, who was indicted on tax charges. The decision to terminate Schleifer, a registered Democrat, was seen as politically motivated, with concerns raised about the chilling effect on prosecutors and the impact on free speech within the Department of Justice. This firing...

Aubrey Cottle, also known as "Kirtaner," an alleged co-founder of the hacker group Anonymous, has been arrested for hacking into the Texas Republican Party's web server in 2021 and stealing sensitive data. Cottle faces charges in both the U.S. and Canada for the breach and is linked to a separate data breach of a Christian crowdfunding site. The FBI Austin Cyber Task Force is investigating the case, and Cottle could face up to five years...

President Donald Trump stated in an NBC News interview that he did not caution car industry executives against raising prices in response to tariffs on foreign-made autos, expressing indifference to potential price increases. The White House is set to implement new tariffs on consumer goods on April 2, drawing criticism from international leaders. Trump defended the tariffs as a means to boost American manufacturing and reduce the trade deficit, emphasizing that he would only consider...

A national security scandal unfolds as high-ranking officials in Washington plan a bombing campaign in Yemen via Signal, accidentally sharing sensitive information with a journalist from The Atlantic. The revelation of classified strike sequencing in the messages sparks backlash over the administration's handling of state secrets. The incident highlights the risks of using insecure messaging apps for vital national security decisions, leading to accusations and blame shifting within the administration. Full Article