Bodycam shows Justin Timberlake sobriety testBodycam video released by the Sag Harbor Police Department shows Justin Timberlake struggling to perform sobriety tests when he was pulled over in 2024. "I'm a little nervous," Timberlake said to the officers as he tried to walk a straight line. The pop star had filed a petition to block the release of the arrest footage. CNN has reached out to Timberlake's attorney for comment.

Experts say there is actually a tipping point at which it is better for your health to dump that glass of water and start afresh. Microbiologist Jason Tetro, aka The Germ Guy, also said 12 hours was the limit for drinking leftover water in glasses. One study found that bacterial cell concentrations in drinking water increase overnight. Infrequently used drinking water taps can also harbour high levels of bacteria. “After those 12 hours, there will be food for the bacteria to multiply.”In other words, if you drink water from the night before, you’re likely fine.

Iran's new leader sends message but with no proof of lifeA new message attributed to Iran's new Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei was read on state TV. However, there was no accompanying video or audio of him. Khamenei has not made a public appearance since being appointed on March 8. CNN’s Nick Paton Walsh reports on how the lack of proof of life from the new leader could prolong the war in Iran.

Bodycam shows Justin Timberlake sobriety testBodycam video released by the Sag Harbor Police Department shows Justin Timberlake struggling to perform sobriety tests when he was pulled over in 2024. "I'm a little nervous," Timberlake said to the officers as he tried to walk a straight line. The pop star had filed a petition to block the release of the arrest footage. CNN has reached out to Timberlake's attorney for comment.

The denial could force the embassy to order nonessential staff to leave Cuba in May or “possibly earlier,” the embassy warned Wednesday in a cable to the State Department. The embassy sought permission to import two containers of fuel from the United States, according to this week’s cables. While the Cuban Ministry of Foreign Relations told U.S. diplomats the plan was “bold,” it did not initially indicate it would block the shipment. But when it arrived Tuesday at Port Mariel, the ministry told the embassy the request had been refused. The U.S. Embassy assessed last week that the energy gap in Cuba “hovers around 60 percent.

Department of Defense Iraq deployment plans: no verified ground troop planThere is no verified Department of Defense plan to newly deploy ground troops to Iraq. In the absence of a verified new ground deployment plan, the standing withdrawal track remains the operative baseline. Practically, that means a continued transition of responsibilities to Iraqi security forces unless there is a formal policy change. Bilateral decisions: Government of Iraq requests, security agreementsBilateral requests from Baghdad under existing security frameworks could adjust timelines or mission scope. FAQ about U.S. troops withdrawal from IraqWhat is the current number and role of U.S. forces in Iraq right now?

A federal judge in Washington, D.C., struck down the Defense Department’s controversial press policy as unconstitutional Friday, ruling in favor of the New York Times and one of its reporters, Julian E. Barnes. The policy led to a mass exodus of journalists from dozens of news organizations who refused to sign, including the Times and The Washington Post. Ask The Post AIDive deeperA representative for the Justice Department did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Tim Parlatore, a senior adviser to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, was the principal author of the new press policy. The Pentagon Press Association, which represents members of the Pentagon press corps, called in a statement Friday for the “immediate reinstatement” of credentials for all its members.

Green surprisingly managed to advance to his runoff against freshman Rep. Christian Menefee despite the crypto intervention. Last summer, she met with and took a $39,200 donation from the co-founder of the crypto firm Ripple. AdvertisementThere has also been some confusion about how the crypto industry is picking its targets. Republicans are waiting for banks and crypto firms to resolve their differences over a proposal to allow stablecoins to pay interest-like yields. Menefee said he doesn’t own crypto and didn’t solicit campaign help from the industry.

Because here’s the reality: WAR doesn’t always evaluate pitchers at Coors Field particularly well. Why Coors breaks clean metricsMost public pitcher WAR (Wins Above Replacement) models rely on two approaches:FIP-based WAR (FanGraphs) — built from strikeouts, walks, and home runs. At Coors, Freeland threw 93.2 innings with a 2.40 ERA — not just surviving, but thriving. On paper, a ~2 WAR pitcher looks replaceable. Kyle Freeland isn’t an ace in the traditional sense.

As reported by the GUR press service on Telegram. The band Antytila donated aid to the GUR of the Ministry of Defense of Ukraine totaling 1.5 million hryvnias. The GUR press service confirmed the information on Telegram. – GUR press serviceIt is noted that the funds for ammunition for the intelligence officers were raised by the musicians from ticket sales during the nationwide “Home” concert tour across Ukraine. The intelligence officers expressed gratitude for the ongoing assistance and assured that they would continue to support the country’s defense.

But the mere suggestion of staging an attempt on Orban’s life underscores how high the stakes are for Moscow in the Hungarian race. Some Western officials say the Kremlin is intent on preserving Orban, who has assisted Moscow in hampering key E.U. policies and acted as a bridge for the Kremlin to U.S. conservatives in hopes of forging a new post-liberal world order. With each side accusing the other of manipulation and smear campaigns, and polls tightening, the election is on a knife’s edge. meetings to provide his Russian counterpart, Sergei Lavrov, with “live reports on what’s been discussed” and possible solutions, one of the European security officials said.

Sorting through complicated legal and property ownership issues slowed down border wall construction in Texas during the first Trump administration. “This border wall actually makes every single agent more effective,” said CBP Commissioner Rodney Scott during a February news conference. Border residents say that in regions as remote as the Big Bend, maintaining roads for agents, greater broadband access and other technology can enhance border security better than a wall. “A jaguar is not going to climb a nine-meter border wall,” Flesch said. The water level there fell as groundwater was pumped to build the first border wall.

And that dynamic could soon apply to Congress, according to independent experts and those that have served in the body. Year after year, decade after decade, past House and Senate leaders brushed aside warnings about the disappearing Congress as sky-is-falling hyperbole. Simply flipping the majorities is not likely to lead to a major renaissance of public support for Congress. The Senate majority has changed hands four times in the previous 10 elections. Every September, Gallup asks how much “trust and confidence” Americans have in Congress as a coequal branch.

What’s your dating radius? Share via Close extra sharing options Email Facebook X LinkedIn Threads Reddit WhatsApp Copy Link URL Copied! PrintHow far are you willing to go for love? An Angelenos quest for connection might be inhibited by chaotic intersections, the dreaded rush hour, limited parking options and the most expensive gas in the country. So is it worth it to trek across town in search of romance?

Music teacher Mary Ann Cummins works with second-graders at St. Anne's Elementary School. “Look, there is something genetically askew,” said Emily Cummins Polk, the youngest of Mary Ann Cummins’ four daughters. Mary Ann Cummins works with Cara Cheng, 10, at Cummins' home. Mary Ann Cummins speaks with high school senior Lola Goetz, who regards Cummins as a major influence in her development. Music, Mary Ann Cummins told me, is language “that reaches deeper into you than other languages.