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Devastated In-N-Out CEO reveals brave female employee died in rifle-wielding gunman’s crazed crossfire at Idaho drive-thru
The chief executive of In-N-Out Burger has disclosed that a female employee was killed after a gunman armed with a rifle opened fire near one of the chain’s drive-thru restaurants in Twin Falls, Idaho. The company confirmed her death publicly, with the CEO describing the loss as devastating, as investigators continue to examine the circumstances…
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Live updates: Trump holds off on Iran strikes; Medicare subsidy move cuts against midterm message
The article text was inaccessible, so its reporting cannot be summarised reliably. The headline indicates live coverage of Donald Trump delaying possible strikes on Iran and a Medicare-subsidy decision that may complicate his midterm political message. No verified details, numbers or additional context were available beyond the headline. A fuller summary would require the article’s…
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In-N-Out president says ‘heart is broken’ after employee, customers killed in Idaho shooting
In-N-Out Burger’s president, Lynsi Snyder, said her “heart is broken” after a gunman opened fire at one of the chain’s newest restaurants in Twin Falls, Idaho, killing an employee and customers. The Saturday afternoon shooting has shaken the fast-food company, which operates the location as one of its newer outlets, and has prompted a wider…
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It’s up to Congress to save the Smithsonian from the anti-American left
A Fox News opinion piece criticises the Smithsonian Institution, particularly the National Museum of American History, for what the author claims is a politically biased and anti-American slant in its exhibits. The writer argues the museum, which draws millions of visitors annually, lacks any permanent exhibit on the Founding Fathers or the Declaration of Independence,…
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Andy Burnham’s new AI minister says people ‘right to worry’ about new tech
Andy Burnham’s newly created AI minister, Kanishka Narayan, has said the public is “right to worry” about artificial intelligence’s impact on jobs, even as he pushes for greater investment in the technology. Narayan became the UK’s first minister for AI after Burnham established the role upon becoming prime minister last month, and now leads a…
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A tale of 2 Sullivans: Alaska voters see double on Senate primary ballot
Alaska’s Senate primary ballot featured two candidates named Dan Sullivan, including the state’s incumbent Republican senator, creating potential confusion for voters. The unusual overlap mattered because the challenger’s identical name could affect how easily voters identify the incumbent in a closely watched federal race. The article concerns the primary ballot rather than a policy dispute…
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Burnham pledges more cost of living support as chancellor says public being ‘taken for a ride’ on food and petrol prices
Andy Burnham has pledged further cost-of-living support two weeks into his premiership, while his chancellor John Healey warned businesses against “taking the public for a ride” on food and petrol prices amid pressure from the war in Iran. The intervention follows Burnham’s opening measures in Downing Street, including cutting VAT on energy bills and reducing…
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Another poll shows a Burnham bounce with Labour leapfrogging Reform – as ministers try to play down snap election rumours
A new opinion poll has shown Labour overtaking Reform UK, in what has been dubbed a “Burnham bounce” linked to Greater Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham. The finding comes amid persistent speculation about a possible snap general election, which government ministers have been at pains to play down, while also fuelling questions about Burnham’s political ambitions…
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Louisiana becomes latest state to launch Fauci investigation following explosive Senate hearing
Louisiana Attorney General Liz Murrill has announced that her office will investigate Dr Anthony Fauci, the former director of the US National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, becoming the latest state to launch such a probe. The move follows a heated Senate hearing at which Fauci repeatedly declined to answer questions, prompting renewed scrutiny…
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Burnham says Britain needs a written constitution after devolution push
Andy Burnham has said Britain may need a written constitution, arguing that his push for greater devolution across England would fundamentally reshape how the country is governed. The Independent article, though somewhat unusually worded, presents comments from Burnham (referred to in places as Prime Minister, which appears to be an error given his known role…