News for May 6, 2025

Mahendra Patel was released on a $10,000 bond after spending six weeks in jail on attempted kidnapping charges in a Georgia Walmart case.

President Donald Trump said the U.S. will stop bombing the Houthis right away after the group said it would stop attacking U.S. ships in the Red Sea.

Diamondback Energy CEO Travis Stice warned that U.S. onshore oil production has likely peaked and could start to fall soon as lower oil prices hurt drilling activity.

The Supreme Court let President Donald Trump enforce his transgender military ban for now while lawsuits over the policy continue.

Zoox issued a software recall for 270 robotaxis after a Las Vegas crash exposed a flaw in its automated driving system.

The FDA named vaccine critic Dr. Vinay Prasad to lead its biologics center, a key role in vaccine approvals, replacing Dr. Peter Marks.

A federal judge blocked President Donald Trump’s use of the Alien Enemies Act to deport some Venezuelan migrants in New York, saying the law was not properly invoked.

Rep. Chris Deluzio says Democrats should focus less on old party labels and more on being strong fighters against Trump and corporate power.

The Minnesota Supreme Court ruled that a woman’s bare breasts in public do not automatically count as “lewd” under state law.

Rodney L. Hinton was denied bond after prosecutors said he deliberately struck and killed a deputy with his car following the police killing of his son.

Paul Tudor Jones says stocks may fall to new lows soon, even if U.S.-China trade tensions ease, because tariffs and high interest rates are still pressuring the market.

President Donald Trump’s looming tariffs helped drive the U.S. trade deficit to a record high in March as companies rushed to import goods before the new duties took effect.

Kenner police charged a second suspect, Rickey White, with murder in the death of Super Bowl reporter Adan Manzano after continuing their investigation.