News for July 25, 2025

Fenway Park concession workers went on strike during a Red Sox homestand, pressing Aramark for better pay and working conditions.

A former worker at Gaza Humanitarian Foundation aid sites says he resigned after witnessing Israeli forces shoot at crowds of Palestinians.

The Trump administration is weighing deep cuts to PEPFAR, a global HIV/AIDS program credited with saving millions of lives, even as critics warn the move could raise death rates and slow prevention efforts.

Federal investigators said Eugene “Buzzy” Peltola Jr. crashed a plane in Alaska because it was overloaded with moose meat and antlers.

Rep. Ro Khanna is making the Jeffrey Epstein files a central issue in his effort to challenge Donald Trump and energize Democrats around government trust and transparency.

A prosecutor described how he shielded surviving housemate Dylan Mortensen from Bryan Kohberger’s view as she gave an emotional statement at Kohberger’s sentencing.

Former Rep. George Santos began serving a more than seven-year prison sentence after pleading guilty to federal crimes, while also floating the idea of a possible Trump pardon or commutation.

The White House renewed pressure on Fed Chair Jerome Powell after President Donald Trump briefly softened his tone about him.

Trey Parker made a mock apology after South Park’s season premiere mocked President Donald Trump, drawing a sharp response from the White House.

Christopher Earl Lloyd was federally charged for allegedly using dating apps to trick people into investing more than $2 million in a fake scheme.

Former Jan. 6 prosecutor Mike Gordon and two other former Justice Department employees are suing the Trump administration, saying they were fired without cause in retaliation for their work.

The Trump administration sued New York City over its sanctuary laws, arguing they block federal immigration enforcement and should be struck down.