Rogério Renato Mateucci, 55, died after wind gusts dislodged roofing at Frank Lloyd Wright’s Taliesin West in Scottsdale, striking him during a group tour. The property closed, while his Brazilian university canceled classes and planned a memorial Mass.
A Trump administration task force says more than 40 defendants siphoned nearly $42 million from food assistance and related programs, with cases ranging from a rapper’s alleged $4 million scheme to almost $30 million in fake benefit transactions.
Republican Tad Jude's Minnesota campaign ad connects election security, fraud prevention, and the state flag debate to a larger promise that government will once again listen to voters instead of making consequential decisions without them.
Scott Jennings blamed France’s unrest on Europe’s migrant crisis, while Leigh McGowan argued that frustrated students and economic inequality drove the protests. Palestinian flags and targeted Jewish businesses became central points in their fiery CNN clash.
Undercover footage captured Abdul Beckwith discussing prohibited overseas donations and a hypothetical family arrangement. El-Sayed’s camp denied employing him, while a later confrontation with James O’Keefe erupted into profanity and an attempted assault.
Judge Ana Reyes abandoned her demand that Justice Department lawyers attach their names to a contested filing after a nearly seven hour hearing involving Trump’s planned renovation of East Potomac Golf Links.
Jake Tapper pressed Rep. Don Davis to explain what House Democrats would prioritize if they win the majority, highlighting the party’s lack of a cohesive legislative plan and the challenge of getting bills past President Trump.
CBS News staffers are attacking Bari Weiss for pursuing questions about Abdul El-Sayed’s Muslim Brotherhood connections, even as his 2012 letter, family posts, and associations provide considerably more evidence than the lone tweet his defenders portray.