Jay Clayton appears before the Senate Intelligence Committee Wednesday at 9:30 a.m. His confirmation could reopen debate over Section 702 of FISA after a rocky start stalled by presidential intervention.

Athena told the BBC she does not want her mother defined by what happened to her. This profile sets out the family’s view, the limits of public reporting and where to find bereavement support.

Software updates can add ads on paid devices like refrigerators, cars and PCs. Learn exact Samsung settings, Stellantis opt-out steps and a quick checklist to scan devices after updates.

BBC News reports a BBC Radio 1 schedule shake-up with Dean McCullough and Melvin Odoom among presenters leaving, and Jeremiah Asiamah joining Charlie Hedges for the Live Lounge.

After President Trump declined to rule out taking Kharg Island, analysts say U.S. forces might seize the oil terminal quickly — but holding it would be costly, risky and could ripple through global oil markets.

Court filings show attorney Hugo Balderas-Ibarra faces alleged felony assault and prior kidnapping-related charges while representing clients tied to a fatal ICE shooting in Houston. The records and his public statements raise new questions about the case.

Congress is set to vote this week on the Take Care of America’s Veterans Act. Lawmakers are debating whether to pay for it by cutting disability benefits or by redirecting unobligated funds and tax changes.

The Supreme Court agreed June 30, 2026 to hear Grand v. City of University Heights, weighing whether a municipal permit requirement can block immediate court review when a city threatens enforcement for hosting a minyan at home.