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A Williamsburg man was arrested after being connected to a shooting that occurred on Emma Rose Court. The incident resulted in the death of an 18-year-old victim, according to reports from the York-Poquoson Sheriff's Office.

SpaceX launched a Falcon 9 rocket from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida around 5:30 a.m. Viewers across Hampton Roads observed the event, sending their views to On Your Side. WAVY viewer Gerry Taylor captured footage of the rocket soaring through the sky.

Authorities have offered a $20,000 reward for any information that leads to a conviction. The reward relates to the illegal shooting of a bald eagle in Louisiana.

A Rochester daycare worker named Connie Keller is facing charges of malicious punishment of a child after video captured her hitting a 2-year-old boy at a daycare on Villa Road Northwest. The incident occurred on May 18, and police were called after the child's mother reported seeing the mistreatment via video review. Keller stated to police that she was attempting to get the screaming child to stop.

Oil dropped 3% to a 12-day low after Iran claimed it developed a two-year plan to cope with what is called Washington's 'economic D-Day'. Despite these developments related to the U.S.-Iran war, investors shrugged off the latest news.

A Las Vegas businessman was convicted regarding a crypto Ponzi scheme involving a $24 million 'AI supercomputer'.

A large distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attack knocked Norwegian public services offline. The Norwegian Digitalisation Agency is working with its IT partner to stabilize the affected systems, and some services are gradually returning online.

A fire erupted at The Cadiz Restaurant, a historic establishment in southern Kentucky, requiring an evacuation of all patrons and staff on Monday night. Firefighters responded to the blaze, which originated in the wall behind the grill; due to the incident, the cook required treatment for smoke inhalation. Although damage was extensive to the upper floor, the restaurant owner plans to reopen after repairs.

Donald Trump stated that he is considering renaming Lake Ontario to “Lake America” as trade tensions intensify between the United States and Canada. This rhetoric follows the U.S. enacting 50% tariffs on Canadian goods, prompting Prime Minister Mark Carney to accuse Washington of trying to subordinate Canada or destroy its major industries.

President Donald Trump announced that he is considering changing the name of Lake Ontario to “Lake America.” This potential action was stated while noting the intensifying trade war between the United States and Canada. He mentioned that this type of change would be reminiscent of his previous unilateral action to rename the Gulf of Mexico.

The day hike takes place in the Flat Tops Wilderness, traversing multiple lakes and meadows, including Slide Mandall Lake and Black Mandall Lake. The trail passes through diverse landscapes such as aspen groves and cascades, offering views of the surrounding mountains.

A Joint Economic Committee minority report found that Trump held up to $45.6M in oil and gas stocks in 2025, a portfolio now valued at up to $61.1M. The report suggests these holdings gained up to $15.5M due to an Iran war boost in energy shares.

A Wall Street firm stated that investors continue to overlook value stocks, suggesting they remain under the radar. The report from BofA indicates that these types of stocks perform particularly well during periods characterized by higher interest rates and inflation.

Mt. Juliet passed an ordinance restricting U-turns at some intersections after its second reading. This means drivers may soon see 'No U-turn' signs, which may also include time restrictions and penalties for violations. The city’s leadership will use city engineers and public works to determine which intersections receive the signs.

Dick's Sporting Goods stock fell 15% after the retailer reported second fiscal quarter earnings that missed Wall Street expectations. The company attributed the poor performance to a challenging environment, specifically citing issues within the footwear market.

Cramer stated that a data center political backlash is making Amazon, Google, and Meta the winners. The 'Mad Money' host argued that these big tech companies can absorb tougher regulatory requirements that smaller developers cannot afford.

Druckenmiller slammed Bessent's bond buyback plan, arguing that it constitutes "price management" doomed to fail. Writing in a WSJ op-ed, he further asserted that governments attempting to defend prices against fundamentals are destined to lose.

The Metro Council has approved a plan to refinance the remaining debt related to building Music City Center. This action aims to free up the council's borrowing power.

The Bush Fellows program supports community leaders in the region with opportunities for bigger, bolder change. Individuals from business, government, and nonprofit sectors can apply by submitting a plan detailing how they might use $150,000 to improve their ability to lead more effectively. Applications are set to open on September 22, 2026.

Darline Graham and Ralph Norman are competing in a special Republican primary runoff for South Carolina’s Senate seat, following the death of Lindsey Graham. The contest features heavy support from Donald Trump for Darline Graham, who is described as a political newcomer serving as an interim replacement for her late brother. Meanwhile, voters must choose between Graham, who stresses alignment with Trump's policies, and Norman, who emphasizes his extensive experience in elected office.

A new attack technique called “Cryptographic Context Injection” allows malicious instructions to be hidden within encrypted data, bypassing AI guardrails. This method tricks the AI into decrypting the malicious content using its own code-execution tools, which may cause it to treat the resulting text as trustworthy internal information. Researchers tested this against Grok, showing it could steal user chat and location data, and Gemini, demonstrating restricted content generation.

Plans were unveiled for an express service called the "O'Hare Flyer," which proposes connecting O'Hare airport to downtown via trains. These plans were announced by Chicago business and civic leaders.

Tungsten West Plc shares soared after securing an investment of up to £71 million ($97 million) from the UK government. The funding is intended for the restart of a historic tin and tungsten mine located in the southwest of the country.

Donald Trump announced he is considering renaming Lake Ontario to Lake America amid trade tensions between the United States and Canada. These disputes intensified after talks broke down and involved retaliatory tariffs on goods like automobiles and steel. The proposal echoes a previous instance where Trump renamed the Gulf of Mexico.

United Airlines is launching new international routes spanning from Sardinia to Okinawa in 2027. The company's expansion indicates a focus on premium, international travel.

Rutherford County Schools is moving forward with plans to display the Ten Commandments within district schools. These planned displays are noted as being privately funded.

Wall Street is currently looking toward Nvidia's earnings report following a tech-led pullback experienced on Monday. On a positive note, Bitcoin crossed above the $80,000 threshold while U.S. stock futures pointed higher.

Mate Rimac, CEO of Bugatti, stated that he believes high-end sports cars will continue to use old-school combustion engines for a very long time. This prediction was made despite the rising trend associated with electric vehicles (EVs).

The successful implementation or declaration of a victory lap concerning Trump’s nuclear campus plan is considered premature. The article states that before anyone declares the gridlock is broken, the plan must first successfully clear five specified tests.

Donald Trump said he was considering renaming Lake Ontario to “Lake America” due to escalating trade tensions between the United States and Canada. This statement follows the enactment of 50% tariffs by the administration on $20 billion worth of Canadian goods after talks broke down, leading to expectations of retaliatory measures from Canada.

In a tense interview, Abdul El-Sayed faced challenges from Jesse Watters regarding billionaires and Sharia law. News also covered controversy around an Smithsonian-linked museum’s response to 9/11, while Canada prepared for retribution after Trump tariffs were placed on goods. Other headlines included a 49ers owner's arrest in Ohio prostitution sting.

An off-duty Detroit police officer was arrested on suspicion of driving drunk. The arrest was made by Redford police and was first reported by the Metro Detroit News.

Concerns regarding the size and cost of U.S. government spending have revived interest in the debasement trade. This trend has led to renewed attention on investments such as crypto and gold.

The NYPD is searching for a gunman after a violent robbery at the 149 Grill & Deli in the West Concourse section of the Bronx. The suspect was seen on camera shooting a customer during the incident overnight.

A Virginia State Police trooper was injured after a crash on Interstate 95 in Chesterfield County. Following the Monday night accident at a work zone, the North Carolina driver involved is facing a reckless driving charge.

The United Nations and the International Committee of the Red Cross intensified a joint appeal for countries to restrict or ban autonomous weapons systems, warning that risks have greatly escalated. They stated that the rapid development of this technology has strained international rules, leading them to urge action through negotiators meeting in Geneva on the Convention on Conventional Weapons. The organizations stressed that protection for civilians is crucial as such weapon systems are already developing.

State attorneys general from multiple states, including Kentucky, California, Colorado, and New Jersey, are leading a lawsuit against Meta, alleging the company used features on Facebook and Instagram that harm children’s mental health and are intended to be addictive. The complaint claims Meta concealed what it knew about the harm its products caused young people because looking away was more profitable. Advocates are calling for greater accountability and regulation of big tech companies to better protect children online.

A 74-year-old Hickory man named Ilie Nastase died after failing to stop at a stop sign in Lincoln County on Monday morning. His vehicle collided with another car and ran off the roadway, striking signs and a utility pole before he was airlifted to Atrium Health Main in Charlotte. Emergency services evaluated the passenger and the other driver, but state troopers reported that no charges will be filed.

The USS Abraham Lincoln traveled to Thailand after spending 250 days at sea. Although initially scheduled to return home in May, the strike group was redirected to the Middle East in January ahead of the Iran war and was deployed for over 260 days, including more than 200 consecutive days without a port call.

OpenAI banned Russian ChatGPT accounts after they were used in a covert misinformation campaign. The company noted that such incidents show how influence actors can use AI as a supporting tool for manufacturing authority.