News for April 3, 2025

Tom Cruise paid an emotional tribute to Val Kilmer at CinemaCon after the Top Gun star’s death at 65.

Authorities identified two teens found dead in a JetBlue plane’s landing gear after a January flight, highlighting a deadly stowaway attempt and aviation security concerns.

Tennessee’s workplace safety agency says the deaths of six workers at Impact Plastics during Hurricane Helene flooding were not work-related, while a state criminal probe continues.

The Patriots traded quarterback Joe Milton III to the Cowboys, giving Dallas a young backup behind Dak Prescott.

First American Financial Corp. CEO Kenneth DeGiorgio faces a federal assault charge after allegedly choking a man during a cruise ship dispute over barefoot dancing.

Ford is offering employee pricing on many 2024 and 2025 vehicles as new U.S. auto tariffs begin and car prices are expected to rise.

Stellantis is pausing production at plants in Canada and Mexico and laying off 900 workers in the Midwest as it responds to new U.S. tariffs.

Narciso Gallardo Fernandez is accused of fatally shooting a Walgreens employee in Madera, California, after police say he was angry with pharmacies.

Eliot Tatelman is stepping back from daily leadership at Jordan’s Furniture, passing the brand’s future to his sons while still likely appearing in ads.

Stellantis is idling assembly plants in Canada and Mexico as it reacts to President Donald Trump’s new 25% auto tariffs on vehicles imported into the U.S.

TikTok faces a looming US sale deadline, while possible buyers circle and the app’s future remains uncertain.

Costa Rican authorities said Miller Gardner, the teenage son of former Yankees player Brett Gardner, died from carbon monoxide poisoning while staying at a hotel in Costa Rica.

President Donald Trump’s new tariffs sent global stocks lower, as investors worried about higher prices, slower growth, and retaliation from trade partners.

President Donald Trump signed an order to end the de minimis trade loophole on May 2, a move that will raise costs for small-value imports and affect Chinese online retailers like Temu and Shein.

Target Field is getting new upgrades in 2025, with the Minnesota Twins adding faster entry, better food service, and improved technology for fans.