Trump moves to oust Fed Gov. Lisa Cook and a new West Bank settlement threatens a two-state solution: Morning Rundown

A woman crashed a golf cart into Atwood Lake, leading to the discovery of her husband, Marcus Miller, 45, and their 4-year-old son, Vincen, both dead; she allegedly threw her son into the water as a "spiritual offering" amid a mental health crisis. Authorities plan to charge her with aggravated murder as her three teenage children are now in the care of family. Want More Context? 🔎

Taylor Swift's first podcast appearance on "New Heights," hosted by Travis and Jason Kelce, set a YouTube record with 1.3 million concurrent views and 20 million total views, featuring discussions about her love life, the Eras Tour, and her upcoming album, "The Life of a Showgirl," releasing on Oct. 3. She shared insights into her creative process during the Eras Tour and announced various limited-edition album variants, confirming that these 12 songs are final with...

Two good Samaritans rescued a rideshare driver who accidentally drove into a creek at a South Carolina marina during a rainstorm. The incident, captured on security video, showed the men jumping into the water to save the driver, who was later treated for minor injuries; police emphasized the dangers of driving in severe weather conditions. Want More Context? 🔎

WASHINGTON — A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit by the Trump administration against all federal judges in Maryland regarding a standing order that temporarily stays deportations for immigrants. U.S. District Judge Thomas Cullen stated that the administration must seek a proper legal avenue to raise concerns about the order, which was issued to protect immigrants facing imminent deportation. Want More Context? 🔎

Two cruise passengers, a 52-year-old woman and a 99-year-old man, were medically evacuated from the Ruby Princess cruise ship off Washington state due to a cardiac arrest and esophageal obstruction, respectively. The U.S. Coast Guard coordinated with Canadian forces to successfully airlift the passengers, demonstrating effective emergency response capabilities at sea. Want More Context? 🔎

A Maryland resident diagnosed with New World screwworm after traveling to El Salvador marks the first U.S. case linked to a current outbreak; the individual has since recovered with no transmission reported. New World screwworm is a rare parasitic fly that infests open wounds, posing low risk to the public, though officials are concerned about its potential spread in the U.S. again. Want More Context? 🔎