25 Years After 9/11, Americans Still See a Changed Nation
A CBS News poll shows that a majority of Americans believe the 9/11 attacks have permanently altered the country, and they stress the importance of remembering the tragedy.
Mistrial in Lindsay Clancy Case Highlights Juror’s Public Support for Karen Read
A juror in the Lindsay Clancy mistrial, who publicly backed Karen Read’s acquittal, underscores the complex dynamics of jury deliberations and media influence.
Israel’s E1 Plan Sparks Global Sanctions Over West Bank Corridor
Israel’s E1 construction in the West Bank, defended under the Oslo Accords, faces sanctions from Britain and trade restrictions from 11 countries, igniting international backlash.
Afghan Girls Write Secret Letters, Dreaming of Ordinary Lives
Twenty-one Afghan girls defy Taliban restrictions by studying in secret and sending handwritten letters to the world, sharing humble hopes for a normal life.
What Happens If Lindsay Clancy’s Case Is Thrown Out?
Defense attorney Kevin Reddington plans to file a motion to dismiss Lindsay Clancy’s case. Learn the legal steps and potential outcomes if the case is dismissed.
Apple Set to Unveil Foldable iPhone and iPhone 18 at Today’s Event
Apple is expected to reveal its first foldable iPhone, the iPhone 18, and upgrades to other devices during today’s highly anticipated tech showcase. Find out what’s on the agenda and how you can watch the event for free on JASTORM.
TSA May Allow Some Water Bottles Through Security, But Rules Stay Tight
Travelers may soon bring certain water bottles past TSA checkpoints, yet the 3.4‑ounce liquid limit remains in force for most carry‑on items. Find out what’s changing.
Jurors Reveal Strong Personalities in Lindsay Clancy Deliberations
Inside the jury room for the Lindsay Clancy case, a lone holdout wasn’t the only one leaning guilty—strong personalities shaped the debate, according to a new report.
Lindsay Clancy’s Attorney Plans to Dismiss Jury Trial
Lindsay Clancy’s lawyer, Kevin Reddington, will file a motion to dismiss the case at the September 29 status hearing, aiming to end the jury trial.
Clancy Trial: Juror’s ‘Reasonable Doubt’ Yet No Insanity Verdict
Three jurors in the Lindsay Clancy case admitted reasonable doubt but still rejected an insanity verdict, according to the foreperson. The decision raises questions about jury dynamics and legal standards.