2nd suspect arrested in SoHo torture case, officials say beatings, drugs and gun used

After a years-long pause on student loan repayments, borrowers are now facing credit score declines due to missed payments, with 2.2 million seeing drops of over 100 points in early 2025. This follows the expiration of a grace period that protected borrowers from negative credit reporting, leading to increased borrowing costs and limited access to credit for many, particularly affecting those with previously good scores. Experts warn that these delinquencies may entrench financial disparities, making...

Savannah Chrisley celebrated the news of her parents, Todd and Julie Chrisley, receiving pardons from President Trump after serving time for tax evasion and bank fraud. In an Instagram video, she expressed gratitude for Trump's personal call and emphasized the fresh start the pardon provides her family. The Chrisleys, previously sentenced to a combined 19 years in prison, were known for their reality show "Chrisley Knows Best," and their legal troubles date back to fraudulent...

'Mia' says she remembers thinking Combs was going to kill VenturaMadeline Halpert reports from court that "Mia" testified about an incident where Combs violently attacked Ventura at her Los Angeles home. During the assault, "Mia" intervened but was thrown against a wall, realizing they were in serious danger as Combs slammed Ventura against a wooden bed frame, prompting her to fear for Ventura's life. After the attack, Combs instructed "Mia" to arrange for Ventura to...

The search for two fugitives from the May 16 Orleans Justice Center jailbreak continues, with Derrick Groves, convicted of double homicide, and Antoine Massey, a repeat escape artist awaiting trial for domestic abuse, still on the run. Law enforcement agencies, including the Louisiana State Police and FBI, plan to hold a press conference to update the public on their search efforts, as 14 people have been arrested for allegedly aiding the escapees. Experts criticize the...

A federal judge in Massachusetts indicated her intention to grant Harvard University a preliminary injunction against the Trump administration's efforts to revoke its ability to enroll international students. U.S. District Judge Allison Burroughs extended a temporary restraining order, which prevents the administration from enforcing threats that would require existing foreign students to transfer or lose their legal status. The Trump administration has given Harvard 30 days to respond to its attempts to terminate the institution's...

President Trump's extensive tariffs on imports from nearly all foreign nations have been declared illegal by the U.S. Court of International Trade, creating uncertainty for U.S. consumers and businesses. The court's ruling halts tariffs imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) but leaves other tariffs, such as those on steel and aluminum, intact. While Trump plans to appeal, businesses face ongoing uncertainty, as most tariffs are typically passed on to consumers, contributing to...