The spring bird migration is in full swing across the US, with millions of birds flying at night. Cornell University's BirdCast technology tracks this phenomenon, highlighting peak migratory activity in several states. Conservationists urge turning off lights during peak migration to protect birds.

The United States is facing a rise in wildfires this year. Over 8,000 wildfires have been reported nationwide, 2,000 above the usual. The southern United States, particularly Texas, New Mexico, Arizona, and southeastern states, are at high risk. The hot, dry conditions and windy weather are likely to fuel these fires further.

A daycare teacher at Forsyth Methodist Church is facing charges after allegedly giving Benadryl to toddlers to induce sleep. The teacher, who remains in custody, was reported by a coworker. Surveillance footage confirmed the claims. The incident is under investigation, with potential for additional charges. The affected children were around two and a half years old.

SpaceX's upcoming Crew-10 mission, set to launch from Kennedy Space Center, will enable the much-awaited return of Boeing Starliner astronauts Butch Wilmore and Suni Williams, who have been aboard the ISS since June. The new crew's arrival will allow the stranded astronauts, along with Crew-9, to return to Earth, resolving the Starliner issue.

The USDA has cut over $1 billion in funding for programs aiding schools and food banks in purchasing local foods. These cuts impact the Local Food for Schools and the Local Food Purchase Assistance Cooperative Agreement Programs, which supported local farmers and provided food to underserved communities. Existing agreements will continue, but new funding is halted.

The CEO and safety director of a Michigan wellness center face charges following the death of a 5-year-old boy in a hyperbaric oxygen chamber accident. The child, undergoing treatment for ADHD and sleep apnea, was trapped inside when the chamber caught fire, resulting in his tragic death.

An Infowars reporter, Jamie White, was fatally shot in Austin, Texas, while confronting suspects allegedly breaking into his vehicle. White attempted to intervene but was shot by the suspects. He received treatment on the scene but was pronounced dead shortly after being transported to a hospital. The suspects remain unidentified.

The arrest of Columbia University student Mahmoud Khalil by Homeland Security agents has raised questions about his rights as a green card holder. Khalil, a prominent figure in pro-Palestinian protests, alleges he is being targeted for his activism, despite his lawful permanent resident status.

The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) reports an unprecedented rise in anti-Muslim discrimination, with over 8,650 complaints in 2024. Employment discrimination surged as companies reduced diversity initiatives. Significant incidents include alleged unjust firings over Gaza conflict views and increased campus protest crackdowns.

Ty Vaughn, 31, is accused of murdering his fiancé, Luis Banos, in Baytown, Texas, after researching the legality of killing an illegal immigrant. Vaughn allegedly shot Banos in the face and attempted to stage the scene as a suicide. Investigators found inconsistencies in Vaughn's statements and determined the cause of death as homicide, leading to Vaughn's arrest.