News for May 27, 2025

The Missouri Supreme Court ordered a lower judge to redo her rulings, and Planned Parenthood stopped abortions in Missouri again while the case is reviewed.

Grant Hardin, a former Arkansas police chief convicted of murder and rape, escaped from prison and sparked fear in a small town while authorities searched for him.

Karen Read’s retrial is in jury deliberations after lawyers finished closing arguments in the closely watched Massachusetts murder case.

A federal judge rejected the Justice Department’s bid to undo an order requiring the Trump administration to help return a Guatemalan migrant who was wrongly deported.

President Donald Trump’s administration asked the Supreme Court to let it keep deporting migrants to third countries while a court fight continues over due process rights.

Trump Media said it will raise $2.5 billion to buy bitcoin, making the cryptocurrency a new part of its balance sheet.

If you are behind on credit card debt, settling before a lawsuit is often safer, but fighting in court can make sense in some cases.

A US- and Israeli-backed aid group’s new food site in Gaza was overrun by crowds as Israel and Hamas traded blame over how aid is being delivered.

A new U.S.- and Israel-backed aid center in Gaza opened amid chaos as starving Palestinians rushed the site and took food boxes while tensions over Hamas, Israel, and aid control deepened.

BGE customers in Maryland should expect higher electricity bills on June 1 because power supply costs and grid fees are rising.

James Blanchard was ordered held on bail after being charged in a Franklin, Massachusetts crash that killed a 5-year-old girl and badly hurt her family.

Amanda Burns left a long restaurant career and became a standout teacher through Achieve Miami’s Teacher Accelerator Program.