US AND CANADA

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The CEO of a prominent astronomy organization, Andy Byron, has officially resigned after being exposed for cheating on his partner during a Coldplay concert. The scandal, which quickly spread across social media platforms, sparked public outrage and internal pressure within the organization, ultimately leading to his departure.

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Indiana Fever star Caitlin Clark will miss this weekend's WNBA All-Star events after suffering a right groin injury during Tuesday's game. The team confirmed her decision on Thursday. Clark has struggled with various injuries throughout the season. She had been selected last month as a starter and captain for Saturday's All-Star Game after leading in fan votes and was also set to take part in the first 3-point contest of her professional career.

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President Donald Trump has pledged to deport “the worst of the worst.” He frequently speaks at public appearances about the countless “dangerous criminals” — among them murderers, rapists and child predators — from around the world he says entered the U.S. illegally under the Biden administration. He promises to expel millions of migrants in the largest deportation program in American history to protect law-abiding citizens from the violent threats he says they pose.

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A new chapter is being celebrated by Carmen Andrade. The TikToker said that she had secretly wed boyfriend Daniel McCormack. She is a conjoined twin with her sister, Lupita Andrade.

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The U.S. Department of Justice has unexpectedly fired Maurene Comey, the federal prosecutor known for her work on the Jeffrey Epstein and Sean “Diddy” Combs cases. Her termination comes just weeks after a mixed verdict in Diddy’s trial, sparking speculation about political motivations and interference within the justice system.

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President Donald Trump has announced that the United States will send weapons, including Patriot air defense systems, to Ukraine through NATO. Speaking to NBC News, Trump said that under a new arrangement, "we're going to be sending Patriots to Nato, and then Nato will distribute that," with NATO covering the costs. The announcement follows a "positive dialogue" between Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on timely arms deliveries, particularly air defense systems.