News for September 27, 2025

Mayor Eric Adams would not say for sure that he will stay in New York City’s mayoral race, saying he will make the “right decision” for the city.

The Justice Department has subpoenaed travel records tied to Fani Willis, raising new questions about the Georgia prosecutor who brought a case against Donald Trump.

Lorenz Kraus was arrested after telling a TV interviewer that he killed his parents and buried their bodies in the backyard of their Albany home.

A new 10-foot statue honoring Tina Turner was unveiled in her Tennessee hometown area to celebrate her life and music.

James Paul Anderson died in a Texas courtroom moments before he was set to plead guilty in the 2023 killing of his wife, Victoria Anderson.

The Skagit Valley Sheriff's Office is investigating a rare liquor theft after 12,000 bottles of Westland craft whiskey vanished in a fraudulent pickup scheme.

Trump said he is sending troops to Portland, while Oregon leaders said the city does not need a federal military deployment.

A new study says the Amazon’s biggest trees are getting larger and more numerous, likely because of rising carbon dioxide, but the forest still faces major threats.

Michael Kratsios said the U.S. rejects global control of AI at the U.N., even as other leaders pushed for stronger international cooperation.

Donald Trump said talks aimed at ending the Gaza war were productive and would keep going until a deal is reached.

Trump’s trade fight with China has left U.S. soybean farmers, including Caleb Ragland and the American Soybean Association, worried about losing their biggest market and needing short-term aid.

Hurricane Humberto has strengthened into a Category 4 storm, while Tropical Depression Nine is also growing near the Bahamas and threatening parts of the Southeast with wind, rain, and flooding.