Yellen warns debt limit could halt US payments by June
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen told Congress the United States could default on its debt as early as June 1 if Congress fails to raise or suspend borrowing authority. She urged swift action to protect the nation’s full faith and credit amid a $31.4 trillion limit and warned that waiting until the last minute risks harm.
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Record highs in LGBTQ youth suicide considerations amid rights bills
The Trevor Project reports that nearly half of young trans and nonbinary Americans seriously considered suicide in the past year, with about four in 10 LGBTQ youth ages 18 to 24 and rising rates among trans and nonbinary groups. Nearly two in 10 attempted suicide. The findings come as state bills restricting LGBTQ rights surge nationwide.
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Five neighbors slain as Texas shooter search stalls
In Cleveland Texas authorities chase Francisco Oropeza suspected of killing five neighbors on Friday night. The hunt enters its third day with zero solid leads amid false alarms as Governor Abbott faces backlash over remarks on victims immigration status. FBI says clues are scant as over 250 officers, dogs, and a total 80000 in rewards try to locate the armed suspect who fled on foot after a dispute over loud gunfire.
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Sinaloa clan shifted to fentanyl under El Chapo's heirs
Prosecutors unsealed an indictment in Manhattan detailing how Joaquin Guzman’s sons steered the cartel from cocaine toward fentanyl production. It describes a nationwide network of small labs in Sinaloa, cheap pills, and vast profits as the drug floods the United States.
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Trump accuser cites generational silence on reporting rape
E Jean Carroll testified in a federal civil case that many women of her generation did not report sexual assaults to police due to shame and conditioning. She recalled calling police only once in her life, contrasted with modern reporting norms, as the trial unfolds in New York while Trump remains abroad in Scotland.
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Judge Denies Trump's Mistrial Request in NYC Civil Case
A Manhattan judge refused Donald Trump's bid to toss the New York City civil rape case, rejecting claims of unfair proceedings. Lawyers argued Judge Lewis Kaplan sustained objections unfairly and allowed voir dire about Trump with multiple lawyers, but the mistrial motion was denied.
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