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Sinaloa Cartel co-founder Ismael “El Mayo” Zambada Garcia received a life sentence and was ordered to forfeit $15 billion, the U.S. Department of Justice says. The ruling follows a 2025 guilty plea and highlights cross-border law enforcement cooperation.
Dodgers utility player Kiké Hernández posted a fan’s typed letter — including an unredacted return address — after announcing he will miss the July 23 White House visit while rehabbing a strained oblique.
At a Grand Rapids rally, Abdul El-Sayed mocked his CNN appearances as a “non-consensual colonoscopy” and pushed back after questions about leaked audio and comments on Iran.
Streamer Braden Peters, known as Clavicular, described the looksmaxxing movement and a practice he called “bone smashing” on Sean Hannity’s podcast. Medical experts warn the methods carry serious injury risks as younger viewers copy them.
Reader-tested tactics and six simple recipes to ease mealtime battles. These tips were submitted to BBC News and are anecdotal — see the source link for full context.
Central England is in its longest dry spell in more than 30 years, prompting reported concern about drought. This update explains conditions, likely impacts and short-term forecasts.
Jordan Clarkson was escorted out of Zero Bond in NoHo after witnesses say he stepped in to try to break up a bottle-throwing altercation involving Travis Scott at a post-championship party.
The U.S. Embassy warns travelers that Thailand treats cannabis at the border as a serious criminal matter — penalties can include up to 10 years in prison and heavy fines. Learn practical steps to avoid accidental violations.
Retired Air Force Lt. Col. Dave Flippo won the Republican nomination in Nevada’s 2nd and has aligned with former President Trump on Iran, immigration and the budget. This profile summarizes his background, key positions and what to watch in the general election.
DOT says $100.3 million in federal funding helped host cities handle record World Cup public transit ridership, even as critics warned of chaos. Officials and opponents remain at odds over preparedness and oversight.
