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Federal agents executed search warrants at the Los Angeles Unified School District headquarters and at Superintendent Alberto Carvalho's home as part of an ongoing white-collar investigation; the case is sealed and not related to immigration, with the district cooperating and providing no further details at this time.
The FBI executed search warrants at the Los Angeles Unified School District headquarters and at the superintendent Alberto Carvalho’s home as part of a police investigation, highlighting a federal probe into district affairs.
Federal agents executed search warrants at Los Angeles Unified School District Superintendent Alberto Carvalho’s home and district headquarters, with a related search at a Miami property, as part of a federal investigation the FBI did not detail; authorities did not comment, and the report notes Carvalho’s prior Miami-Dade scrutiny over donations to a foundation he oversees.
Four people were killed in a stabbing on the Key Peninsula near Purdy, Washington; a deputy shot and killed the suspect and the Pierce County Force Investigation Team is investigating the incident.
A Rockingham County, North Carolina mother who vanished in December 2001 has been located and is safe, but she has requested that her current whereabouts remain undisclosed to her family. Authorities are reviewing the case while the family, who has expressed mixed emotions about possible reconnection, processes the news. The disappearance involved domestic issues mentioned by the sheriff, but investigators say there are no records of such issues before she left.
In an exclusive CBS Evening News interview, House Speaker Mike Johnson says the allegations that Rep. Tony Gonzales had an affair with a former staffer who later died by suicide are detestable and are under review by the Office of Congressional Conduct; Gonzales denies the affair and says he will not resign, with Johnson stressing that the facts are being allowed to play out, and noting the allegations originate from text messages that included a request for a “sexy pic” and other sexual banter.
An early-morning suicide bombing outside Moscow's Savyolovsky Station killed a traffic police officer and injured two others. The 22-year-old attacker from the Udmurt Republic died at the scene after the blast; authorities say he traveled from St. Petersburg to Moscow, and motive is not yet known. Putin suggested online recruitment for the attack and possible remote detonation, while investigators opened a criminal case and probe for accomplices.
DNA recovered from Nancy Guthrie's Tucson home is described as low-level and may not yield a clean, usable profile for comparison in FBI or private databases; investigators say enhancement is possible but could take longer. A Florida lab is analyzing the samples as the case remains unresolved, with no suspects named. A DNA profile from gloves found near the home did not match the FBI’s CODIS. Authorities are turning to genetic genealogy via GEDmatch Pro and FamilyTreeDNA, both using opt-in consent. Rewards total up to $1 million for information, in addition to a $100,000 FBI reward.
The chair of the Congressional Democratic Women’s Caucus called for Rep. Tony Gonzales’s removal and an investigation into allegations of an affair with a staffer who died by suicide, which Gonzales denies. While some Republicans and his primary challenger press for resignation, Democrats largely defer to Republicans on handling the matter, and House Speaker Mike Johnson says it is too early to prejudge the situation.
Rep. Robert Garcia claims the DOJ appears to have illegally withheld FBI interviews with a survivor who accused Trump of sexual misconduct in connection with Jeffrey Epstein, with the records not viewable in the DOJ’s Epstein files database released after a disclosure law. Oversight Democrats say they will pursue a parallel inquiry and demand the records be shared with Congress and the public.
Austin Tucker Martin, a 21-year-old artist from Cameron, North Carolina, was fatally shot by law enforcement after authorities said he pointed a shotgun at officers during an encounter on the Mar-a-Lago estate in Palm Beach. He died about 700 miles from his home; his family had reported him missing in the early hours of Sunday, and federal investigators later joined the Florida case. Martin, who ran Fresh Sky Illustrations and had a limited online presence, lived with his parents and brother in Moore County. Little else is publicly known about him beyond his art and the death of his sister Caitlin in 2023.
An armed 21-year-old man from North Carolina breached the secure perimeter at Mar-a-Lago and was shot and killed by Secret Service agents and a Palm Beach County deputy; he had a gas can and a shotgun, and investigators say his family had recently reported him missing. Trump was not at the property when the breach occurred; motive is under investigation with the FBI assisting.
Armed man who breached the Mar-a-Lago perimeter has been identified as 21-year-old Austin Tucker Martin from Cameron, North Carolina, who was fatally shot by Secret Service agents and a Palm Beach County deputy. He carried a gas can and a shotgun; his family had reported him missing in NC. Investigators are pursuing a motive with the FBI leading the probe.
NASA has officially classified the Boeing Starliner’s 2024 failure as a Type A (maximum-level) mishap, signaling potential hundreds of millions in damage and the risk of losing a vehicle or the ISS. The incident involved thruster faults on approach to the ISS, leaving astronauts Suni Williams and Butch Wilmore on the station for nine months. A 312-page report blames design compromises, inadequate hardware qualifications, and weak oversight of subcontractors, and NASA pledges much stricter scrutiny with no launches until fixes are verified, while pursuing diversification away from SpaceX. The exact thruster failure mode remains under investigation.
Nine backcountry skiers, including six close friends and three Blackbird Mountain Guides, were killed in a Lake Tahoe avalanche on the California side. After several days of unsafe conditions, authorities recovered all nine bodies—five pulled out Friday and four on Saturday—from a 15-person incident that left six survivors. Rescue crews faced brutal weather as PG&E used water to stabilize the slope. Investigations are underway by the Sierra Avalanche Center, Cal/OSHA, and the sheriff’s office to determine weather factors, route choices, trigger type, and any potential negligence; the group had shortened its three-day tour due to a storm.