News for March 2, 2025

“Training Day” is a tense crime drama about a rookie cop’s first day with a tough LAPD narcotics officer in Los Angeles.

A Lake Forest College student, Luca Vulpescu, was charged after police said he assaulted a woman in a campus dorm room and threatened her with a knife.

Delta Air Lines flight returned to Boston soon after takeoff after crew reported a smoky odor in the cabin and flight deck.

Keir Starmer pledged billions in new support for Ukraine, including a loan and missile funding, as European leaders push for a stronger peace deal backed by the U.S.

Rep. Mike Turner defended President Donald Trump’s tense Oval Office meeting with Ukraine’s leader, saying the clash showed how important peace talks and U.S. support for Ukraine are.

Sen. Mark Kelly said President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance made the Oval Office clash with Ukraine’s Volodymyr Zelensky look weak and left Ukraine without the security guarantees it needs.

Sen. James Lankford defended Volodymyr Zelenskyy and said the U.S. should not turn its back on Ukraine, even as Donald Trump’s team questioned Zelenskyy’s leadership and role in peace talks.

Drake has settled his legal dispute with iHeartMedia over radio play of Kendrick Lamar’s “Not Like Us,” while his separate claims against Universal Music Group continue.

The USS Carl Vinson arrived in South Korea in a show of force after North Korea tested cruise missiles and warned of its nuclear readiness.

Keir Starmer dismissed SNP demands to cancel Donald Trump’s planned state visit, saying he would not be distracted from efforts to support peace in Ukraine.

An oil trail from a South Carolina crash scene led investigators to suspect that Davis McClendon was killed in a hit-and-run tied to a jealous ex-husband, Bud Ackerman.

The Pentagon will send nearly 3,000 more active-duty troops to the U.S.-Mexico border as President Donald Trump pushes to tighten border security.