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Secret Service Deputy Director Matt Quinn resigned Friday amid allegations that the agency shot down its own drone at last year’s Army-Navy game in Baltimore and presented it publicly as a successful intercept, while questions swirl over his prior work for the drone system’s manufacturer.

Whistleblower disclosures reviewed by Sen. Chuck Grassley show Jack Smith’s Arctic Frost team collected the Conservative Partnership Institute’s employee payroll and insurance data, along with a bank statement, in what a CPI official calls an unexplained overreach.

The Interior Department and National Park Service have finalized a rule restoring a decades-old Alaska-specific framework for wildlife harvest, subsistence activities and public access in the state’s national parks and preserves.

Dyna Mitte described calling her son on the morning of his death and finding him when he didn’t show up for lunch, saying she had urged him toward therapy for months before he died by suicide at 34.

Palatine Police say a coworker’s tip about a suspicious message at a Taco Bell helped authorities stop an alleged plan to attack a Hindu temple in Aurora, Illinois, leading to the arrest of 19-year-old Alexandros Paporakis.

The White House called Jimmy Kimmel a “no-talent loser” after the ABC host mocked new Press Secretary Katie Zacharia’s intelligence and appearance in two consecutive late-night monologues.

Elon Musk unveiled a remote-controlled Tesla Roadster that flies, flips and drives upside down using SpaceX thruster technology, with production slated for 2028.

A Punta Gorda man accused of slashing a 70-year-old Publix shopper with a box cutter had his probation ended early by a mental health diversion court just over three months before the attack, despite warnings from a prior victim’s mother.

Democrat Bob Brooks, who is campaigning as a working-class candidate in Pennsylvania’s bellwether 7th District, is facing scrutiny over lawsuits, loan applications and other financial records as he challenges Republican Rep. Ryan Mackenzie.

David Zaslav left Warner Bros. Discovery with roughly $1 billion after its $81 billion sale to Paramount’s new owners, and is currently biking in Montana rather than announcing a next move.