Second U.S. airdrop for Gaza; U.N. reports on allegations of Hamas using sexual violence

Former LSU offensive lineman Will Campbell may be one of the top picks in the upcoming NFL Draft, but he expressed frustration with questions about his arm measurements following LSU Pro Day. Despite his arm length measuring longer than at the Scouting Combine, Campbell believes his play should speak for itself rather than a specific measurement determining his success in the pros. With a strong college career and projections placing him as one of the...

At least six people, all Russian tourists, were killed and nine others injured when an Egyptian tourist submarine sank off the coast of Hurghada. The sub had 45 tourists on board, with rescue efforts resulting in 29 people being pulled from the water. The cause of the tragedy, which occurred during a routine trip to view sea life, was not immediately determined. Full Article

President Trump's unexpected plan to impose a 25 percent tariff on cars and car parts imported into the United States has sparked anger and alienation among American allies, including South Korea, Japan, Germany, Mexico, and Canada. The move threatens to escalate into a global trade war, with retaliatory measures expected from affected countries. The European Union is preparing counter-tariffs targeting American goods, potentially leading to market uncertainty and economic consequences for both sides. Full Article

The Malibu home previously owned by Kanye West, now listed at $39 million, is undergoing renovations to undo Ye's remodeling choices. Designed by Tadao Ando, the property requires millions more for restoration. Despite being part of a fire-devastated community, owner Bo Belmont sees renewed interest in Malibu properties, with offers coming in below the asking price. Full Article

The Cooper Union is taking action to protect foreign students accused of supporting Hamas against deportation efforts by the Trump administration, which includes monitoring the situation closely and providing resources such as "Know Your Rights" pamphlets and faculty assistance. The university has faced criticism for its handling of antisemitic incidents on campus and is being reprimanded by a judge for not adequately protecting Jewish students during a protest. The administration's crackdown on foreign nationals who...

Bryan Bailey, the Mississippi sheriff, used inmates from the county jail to work on his mother's chicken farm, with some receiving cash or meals for their labor. Bailey also used taxpayer-funded equipment for personal gain, including a construction vehicle and weed killer. Several former trusties who worked on the farm have come forward, revealing a pattern of abuse and corruption within Bailey's department, which has led to demands for his resignation. Full Article