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ESPN said it has hired six journalists who had been working at The Washington Post, which eliminated more than 300 jobs in early February, including a significant portion of its sports and international coverage. The reporters include enterprise reporter Kent Babb; basketball writer Kareen Copeland; investigative reporter Robert Klemko; sports writer Chuck Culpepper; Washington Commanders reporter Tom Schad; and sports business reporter Ben Strauss. “Adding these six outstanding journalists and the reputation of ‘The Washington Post’ will enhance an ESPN team that is already the best in the business,” said Jimmy Pitaro, chairman of ESPN, in a statement. Strauss will focus on sports business enterprise and investigative journalism for ESPN. Their work will appear across ESPN’s platforms, including ESPN.com, the ESPN App, “SportsCenter,” ESPN Audio podcasts, and additional ESPN programming.

Related Story Washington Post shuttering sports department, reassigning reporters amid widespread layoffsESPN is hiring six former Washington Post reporters to become part of the company’s Investigative, Enterprise and Digital Journalism Unit. Kent Babb, Kareem Copeland, Chuck Culpepper, Robert Klemko, Tom Schad and Ben Strauss will all join ESPN in the coming weeks. Klemko will focus on sports‑related crimes, investigations and major scandals at ESPN, working mostly in the investigative wing of the larger unit. Schad, who covered the Commanders at the Washington Post, will be a general assignment reporter, focused on enterprise, quick-turn, investigative and data journalism. The six reporters’ work will appear across ESPN platforms, including ESPN.com, the ESPN App, “SportsCenter,” ESPN Audio podcasts and additional programming.

The Railway Safety Act was first introduced in 2023 after the train accident in East Palestine, Ohio, where chemicals were vented and burned, causing environmental damage and horrific visuals. Rather than removing extraneous provisions in the light of better information, legislators have again introduced the Railway Safety Act with few major changes. There’s no evidence that the 15-mile rule would have prevented the East Palestine accident. None of the 10 recommendations made to the Federal Railroad Administration have been adopted yet. It’s not as though railroad safety has declined in the meantime.

Share LinkedIn Pin EmailSaquan Stimpson / ZUMA Press Wire / TNSScott MacFarlane, a high-profile hire for CBS News five years ago, announced Monday he is leaving the network. “I will always value the opportunity I had to work alongside the talented and committed professionals here,” MacFarlane said. Weiss was recruited by Paramount Chief Executive David Ellison with a mandate to move CBS News to the political center. Weiss is expected to make significant changes to 60 Minutes and other CBS News programs in the coming months. Before arriving at CBS News, MacFarlane served for eight years as an investigative reporter for WRC-TV, the NBC station in Washington, D.C.———-Stephen Battaglio; Los Angeles Times; (TNS) | ©2026 Los Angeles Times.

It read: "JUST IN: Barron Trump bought $30 million of OIL just 2 days before the war started." JUST IN: Barron Trump bought $30 million of OIL just 2 days before the war started. Advertisement AdvertisementAdvertisement AdvertisementThere is no proof that Barron Trump made millions by buying oil ahead of the U.S. and Israel bombing Iran. Barron Trump has had a foot in the cryptocurrency door since at least 2024, when the Trump family launched World Liberty Financial, a cryptocurrency company. 'Why Unverified Claim Barron Trump Made $400K from Insider Trading on Maduro Capture Spread Online'.

›Jordan Rivers, a candidate for the Los Angeles City Council, said he will continue his campaign after a report surfaced that he stabbed a neighbor when he was 12 years old. The case was settled in 2018 for $10,000, though the Parszik family claims the settlement was never paid. Rivers is running in the June 2, 2026 primary election for the Los Angeles City Council. The players Jordan Rivers A 22-year-old candidate running for the Los Angeles City Council, challenging incumbent Tim McOsker. Tim McOsker The incumbent Los Angeles City Council member for District 15, which includes Harbor City, Harbor Gateway, San Pedro, Watts and Wilmington.

On Monday, Trump said he believed the war was ahead of schedule, but gave no concrete indication about how long he will continue attacking Iran with bombs, missiles and drones. “I think the war is very complete, pretty much,” Trump told CBS News. “They have no navy, no communications, they’ve got no Air Force.”AdvertisementA short time later, however, Trump said the war needed to continue. And a short time after that, at a news conference, he said that he did not think he would end the war this week. AdvertisementThe Iran war has thrown spiking petroleum costs into that stew, sending U.S. gasoline prices back toward $4 a gallon, a threshold many analysts expect will be crossed soon.

As strikes continue across the Middle East for a second week, US President Trump has given conflicting messages about how long the war will last, while Iran signals it’s prepared for a long fight. The humanitarian toll is mounting, with hundreds of thousands of residents displaced and more than 1,700 people killed across the region. The war has also caused the biggest oil disruption in history – sparking concern even within the Trump administration. Here’s what you need to know on day 11. The debris of a school where 168 children were killed on the first day of the US-Israel attacks on Iran.

Cory Booker (D-N.J.) and Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.) “This is not a progressive tax plan,” Corey Husak, a tax policy expert with the Center for American Progress, told HuffPost in an interview. Booker pushed back on the progressive criticism and stressed that his tax cut would be paired with tax hikes on higher earners. And even if the Booker and Van Hollen proposals are flawed, at least they’re sticking their necks out. AdvertisementIn an interview with The Washington Post last week, Van Hollen described his plan as a direct response to Trump.

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ESPN has hired six veteran reporters from the Washington Post, most of whom were cut loose after the Jeff Bezos news outlet eliminated the sports section as part of massive layoffs. Klemko was not affected by the Post layoffs and had been covering criminal justice as a national news reporter. Their reporting will appear across ESPN’s platforms, including ESPN.com, the ESPN App, SportsCenter, ESPN Audio podcasts, and additional ESPN programming. For ESPN, the hires are a notable change in direction from 2022 and 2023, when hundreds of staffers exited as part of sweeping Disney layoffs. “Adding these six outstanding journalists and the reputation of The Washington Post will enhance an ESPN team that is already the best in the business,” ESPN Chairman Jimmy Pitaro said in a statement.

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Liberal Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson sharply criticized the Supreme Court on Monday for being quick to issue rulings that have temporarily allowed some of President Donald Trump’s controversial policies to stand while legal challenges against them play out in the courts. “This uptick in the court’s willingness to get involved with cases on the emergency docket is a real, unfortunate problem,” Jackson told an audience during a talk with conservative Justice Brett M. Kavanaugh. “This is not a new phenomenon in the Trump administration,” Kavanaugh said. Jackson was quick to disagree, saying the Biden wins on the emergency docket largely upheld the legal status quo. The rulings for the Trump administration were fundamentally different, she contended, because the president was instituting new initiatives that potentially shifted the law.

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