Supreme Court Slams Brakes on Alabama Nitrogen Death, Holman Execution Halted
The Supreme Court declined to let Alabama carry out a nitrogen‑gas execution for Jeffery Lee, pausing the state’s latest death‑penalty plan after a flurry of federal rulings. The order follows a split appeals opinion that found the protocol posed a substantial risk of serious harm.
Berkeley PhD Candidate Vanishes In China Amid Shadowy Spy Bust
A Berkeley Ph.D. candidate and founder of ISP‑Myanmar was detained in Kunming on suspicion of espionage, Chinese officials say. Details remain scarce as diplomats seek answers.
Hot Mess Recall: Kidisle Coffee Makers Yanked After Burn Reports Nationwide
Federal regulators recalled Kidisle KC101B single‑serve coffeemakers after reports the machines can spew hot liquid or steam and cause burns. Owners are being asked to stop using affected units and follow refund steps.
D.C. Subscribers Sue Washington Post, Say ‘Surveillance Pricing’ Cashed In on Their Data
A D.C. class-action alleges The Washington Post mined subscriber data to tailor pricing, seeking class status and potential large damages for readers. The complaint calls the practice "covert data‑harvesting."
Glen Burnie Man Hit With 71 Counts In Prince George’s Shooting Spree
Larry James Simpson was indicted on 71 counts after a May 15 spree that spanned College Park, Riverdale and Greenbelt. Prosecutors say the case raises questions about supervised‑release programs.












