'GoFundMe chose to play dirty': Amy Johnson launched a new fundraiser for her parents and is seeking legal counsel, accusing GoFundMe of leaking internal records. "The fallout from their careless corporate actions is actively hurting my parents," she said. Details >
Zoom in: The initial fundraiser was purportedly started by a neighbor named “Erin Howell” but was removed after the platform found it had been started by Johnson. GoFundMe said donors were refunded after the fundraiser was deleted. What to know >
Iran and its allies are celebrating the United States’ formal end to its military mission in Iraq, even as Washington and Tehran continue trying to end their seven-month war. Updates >
A commercial plane going from Dubai to Israel made a steep decline amid reports of a fight between the pilots before making a safe emergency landing in Saudi Arabia, sparking concerns of a possible hijacking. The latest >
Clancy's return to court: Clancy's defense argued Tuesday there was no evidence she confessed to killing her children and called the police investigation “horrendous.” Prosecutors called the argument “laughable” and laid out Clancy made an admission to a hospital chaplain. Details >
After being found guilty on all counts in the murder of his wife, former “American Idol” contestant Caleb Flynn awaits sentencing. Will Flynn face the death penalty? >
A woman has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a 4-month-old baby girl was found dead in a California dumpster. The investigation >
The shifting release date for music mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs in a New Jersey prison has been moved up again. The latest >
Federal contractors building a secondary border wall in Arizona damaged a site considered sacred by the Tohono O’odham tribe. Border report >
A University of Georgia student reportedly survived falling out of the window of her eighth-floor apartment while dancing on her couch. Read more >
The conversation around AI continues to evolve as President Donald Trump and developers announced a binding agreement to regulate each other’s work with the technology. In an "On Balance" interview, Helen Toner, a former OpenAI board member, and Aaron Sibarium, a staff writer for The Washington Free Beacon, weigh whether the AI accord will have any meaningful impact. Watch >