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... blast that tossed a massive tank roof into the air at Moscow oil refinery. Video: @Osinttechnical/TWITTER.

Dionne Warwick opened up about how she got into Twitter on ELLE's Three Generations series on Thursday, June 18.

Elon Musk faces an uphill battle in his bid to undo a jury verdict finding he misled Twitter investors during his 2022 purchase of the social media platform by tweeting the $44 billion deal was temporarily “on hold.” Judge Charles R. Breyer at a hearing Thursday in San Francisco federal court said he was unconvinced of Musk’s post-trial motions to toss out the jury’s determination, and he expressed skepticism of Musk’s attempt to wipe out the damages award, which could amount to $2.6 billion. “It is readily apparently to the court that Mr. Musk is liable,” Breyer said at the hearing. “The misrepresentations as charged are false, as the jury found.” The class action securities fraud case centered on Musk’s tweets and public statements amid his contentious, months-long takeover where he criticized the company and cast doubt on whether he would follow through with the purchase. A jury in March took three days of deliberations to determine that Musk intentionally misled Twitter shareholders with a May 13, 2022 tweet stating he was pausing the deal while he reviewed Twitter’s fake account metrics which drove down the share price and caused some investors to sell at a loss. The jury also

Crime & Law Chicago police Officer Ella French (@TomAhernCPD / Twitter) Body camera footage showing the fatal shooting of Chicago police Officer Ella French was released Wednesday, nearly five years after she was killed during a traffic stop in the Englewood neighborhood. The Civilian Office of Police Accountability published the videos Wednesday as part of a Freedom of Information Act request. A court order stemming from the criminal cases filed against the convicted shooter, Emonte Morgan, and his brother Eric had prevented the release of that footage, but with those cases concluded, that order is no longer in effect. COPA Chief Administrator LaKenya White said her agency was now publishing the video “in keeping with our commitment to transparency and public accountability.” “As we do so, it is important to remember that this video captures a profoundly tragic event,” White said in a statement. “Our thoughts remain with Officer Ella French and Officer Carlos Yanez Jr., their loved ones, colleagues, and all those whose lives were forever changed by this incident.” The footage was previously shown to jurors who later convicted Emonte Morgan on first-degree murder charges during his 2024 trial, but had remained out of public viewing until Wednesday.

University of Miami President and CEO Joe Echevarria appeared on WQAM's Joe Rose Show.

On June 1, 2026, the U.S Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) released the FY2026 Continuum of Care (CoC) Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO). Through this local competition, organizations may apply for funding to provide housing and services that help people experiencing homelessness move into stable housing and improve long-term self-sufficiency. The local competition for FY2026 CoC funding is now open. The deadline for project application submission is Monday, July 20, 5:00 p.m.  All application materials will be reviewed by the Clackamas County CoC Steering Committee, which is the governing body for the CoC.  In addition to renewal funding for existing CoC projects, this competition includes opportunities in the following estimated amounts: New CoC projects totaling at least $1,008,749 Domestic Violence (DV) Bonus projects totaling approximately $530,143 New or expansion of renewal youth-focused projects through expected reallocation of Youth Homeless Demonstration Project (YHDP) funds totaling approximately $750,160 available for youth-focused initiatives This year, the CoC is accepting applications for: New Supportive Services Only (SSO), including Street Outreach projects New Transitional Housing projects Renewal projects, including Rapid Re-Housing (RRH), Joint Transitional Housing–Rapid Re-Housing (TH-RRH), Permanent Supportive Housing (PSH), Transitional Housing (TH), and Supportive Services Only (SSO) This includes opportunities for project expansion, consolidation

... Twitter employee accused of spying for Saudi Arabia, leaves jail in November 2019 after being freed pending trial in Dublin, California. (Kate ...

BATON ROUGE – LSU Head Coach Lane Kiffin and Football General Manager Billy Glasscock announced Monday the completion of the football program’s front office staff. Led by Glasscock, the front office staff is comprised of Adam Clark and JR Belton, who assumed their Assistant General Manager roles during the spring, as well as Taylor Jacobs, who will serve as Chief Strategy Officer for the football program. LSU Football has been at the forefront nationally in the everchanging landscape of college athletics, and these staffing moves give the program a true front office – much like that of an NFL franchise – that can serve and better construct a roster that will enable the Tigers to compete at the highest level. “We were very intentional when we put together our front office staff,” Billy Glasscock said, “We wanted to hire the best people with varying backgrounds who will be able to serve our student-athletes and help us compete for championships in this ever-changing landscape of college athletics. “This group is innovative and understands the demands of helping run the best brand in college athletics. We have assembled a great staff and they have already made an impact on our program.” Jacobs

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