News for May 11, 2025

Argentina’s Supreme Court found Nazi-era documents and propaganda in its archives and ordered them preserved and examined.

Jennifer Coolidge returned to Emerson College to give the Class of 2025 a funny, personal commencement speech urging graduates to trust themselves and “friggin’ go for it.”

Jamie Lee Curtis looked back on key props and scripts from her biggest films, showing how they shaped her career and her ideas about acting.

Miami Hurricanes player Adarius Hayes was injured in a Florida crash that killed three people, while police continue to investigate what caused it.

President Donald Trump’s administration is sending the first group of White South Africans granted refugee status to the United States, in a fast-tracked move that has sparked debate with South Africa.

Hamas said it will release Edan Alexander, the last known living U.S. hostage in Gaza, as part of an agreement tied to ceasefire efforts and aid access.

Hamas said it will release Edan Alexander, the last living U.S. citizen held hostage since the Oct. 7 attack, as talks continue over a ceasefire and more hostage releases.

United Airlines passengers at Newark are facing major delays and cancellations, and Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy says the airport will keep running with reduced capacity while repairs and fixes continue.

The White House is discussing whether to accept a luxury jet from Qatar for use as Air Force One, a move that has sparked legal and ethical concerns.

New Mexico Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham warned that deep Medicaid cuts could hurt health care access, while also criticizing the Trump administration’s border crackdown as heavy-handed and unconstitutional.

Houston Astros pitcher Lance McCullers Jr. says he has received death threats against him and his children after a rough game.

United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby said flying remains safe despite recent Newark Airport outages, but he warned that the FAA needs a major upgrade to keep air travel reliable this summer.

Cardinal Blase Cupich said Pope Leo XIV is likely to speak out on major global issues such as immigration and climate change, including matters that affect the future of humanity.

Zelensky said he is ready to meet Putin in Turkey, after Trump pushed Ukraine to hold direct talks with Russia.

India said its military strikes in Pakistan-administered Kashmir killed more than 100 militants, but a U.S.-backed ceasefire with Pakistan quickly came under strain after fresh clashes in Kashmir.

Top U.S. officials said the United States and China made “substantial progress” in trade talks, and President Donald Trump was briefed on a possible deal, but no details were released yet.

A tour bus crash in the Los Angeles area killed one person and sent 32 people to the hospital.

University of Miami linebacker Adarius Hayes was driving one of the cars in a fatal crash in Largo, Florida, that killed three people, including two children.

A tour bus crash on a California freeway killed one person and injured dozens more early Sunday morning.

Sen. Amy Klobuchar said Democrats would have been better served by a 2024 presidential primary, as she looked back on Joe Biden ending his reelection bid and Kamala Harris becoming the nominee.