GOP nominee for Texas House apologizes for past ‘crude’ online posts
Jorge Borrego apologized Wednesday for online posts he called ‘crude and immature jokes’ after initially laughing them off earlier this week, he wrote.
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NASA chief proposes relocating data centers to space
NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman suggested placing data centers in orbit to leverage space-based energy sources, amid ongoing debates over their expansion on Earth.
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Iowa Senate candidate Josh Turek says Kamala Harris should not campaign for him
At a Wednesday event in Cedar Rapids, Josh Turek rejected the idea of Vice President Kamala Harris campaigning for his Senate bid, he told reporters.
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PGA Tour Champions golfer Matt Gogel suspended six months for betting on PGA events
Matt Gogel, a golfer on the PGA Tour Champions, received a six-month suspension after admitting to placing unauthorized bets on golf events. The PGA Tour confirmed the suspension and emphasized its commitment to integrity.
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Florida man fleeing traffic stop crashes into school bus carrying 19 children, then flees on foot
A driver allegedly fleeing a traffic stop slammed head-on into a Sumter County school bus carrying 19 children Tuesday morning; all children were uninjured, the sheriff’s office said.
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Prosecutor says Lindsay Clancy didn’t show ‘break with reality’ in murder trial
As closing arguments in Lindsay Clancy’s case conclude, prosecutors argue her defense failed to prove a psychotic break, while her attorney claims postpartum psychosis was involved.
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Minor league coach Oswaldo Pirela released from ICE custody
Oswaldo Pirela was released on bond Monday from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement custody and reunited with his family, the San Diego Padres said. The team said it would have no further comment out of respect for his privacy.
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Democratic-controlled states file new suit challenging Trump’s mail-in voting restrictions
Democratic-controlled states filed a new lawsuit Wednesday seeking to block the Trump administration’s restrictions on mail-in voting after the Supreme Court said an earlier challenge was premature.
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Appeals court declines to toss McIver case; panel split on selective prosecution
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit on Wednesday refused to dismiss the case against Rep. LaMonica McIver, D-N.J., though its judges were divided over claims of selective prosecution, the court said. Court filings allege McIver attacked law enforcement in a scuffle with immigration agents.
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Cattlemen’s Association chief says Trump’s beef import plan harms ranchers
The president’s decision to allow beef imports has drawn criticism from the head of the U.S. Cattlemen’s Association, who argues it will hurt domestic ranchers.
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