RFK Jr. says he won’t run for president in 2028

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is caught between his Make America Healthy Again supporters who want him to do more to advance their priorities, including curtailing vaccines, and a White House trying to combat President Trump’s unpopularity. Protesters’ chants could be heard from inside the Cleveland City Club, where Kennedy was …

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Utah Officer Accused of Shooting Unarmed Man Faces Manslaughter Charge

Prosecutors on Thursday charged a Salt Lake City-area police officer with manslaughter, alleging he violated police department policy and law enforcement standards when he shot an unarmed man through the back window of a pickup truck. An expert who reviewed the Oct. 9, 2024, shooting concluded that Taylorsville police officer Jimmy Jeremy Haas did not …

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Philippines Suspends Senate Security Chief After Shootout, ‘Escape’ of Politician Wanted by ICC

MANILA, May 15 (Reuters) – The Philippines anti-graft chief has ⁠ordered ⁠a six-month suspension of the ⁠head of Senate security following a chaotic shootout inside the ​upper chamber on Wednesday that later led to the “escape” of a politician wanted by the International ‌Criminal Court. “It’s a preventive suspension ‌meant to make things easier for …

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Death Toll in Attack on Kyiv Apartment Building Now Stands at 24

KYIV, Ukraine (AP) — Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Friday that a Russian missile attack on a Kyiv apartment building the previous day killed 24 people, including three children. Emergency workers finished digging through the building’s rubble after more than a day, Zelenskyy said on X. The cruise missile hit the nine-story corner block amid …

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Ukraine Brings Home 205 Service Personnel From Russian Captivity, Zelenskiy Says

KYIV, May ⁠15 (Reuters) – ⁠Ukraine ⁠has brought ​home 205 ‌service personnel ‌from ⁠Russian captivity ⁠in the first stage ​of a ​bigger prisoner of ⁠war swap, ⁠President ⁠Volodymyr Zelenskiy said ​on Friday. Russia ​and ⁠Ukraine have agreed ⁠to swap 1000 POWs each as ⁠part of a three-day ceasefire, which was brokered by ⁠U.S. President Donald …

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Eight Pakistani Troops Killed in Nighttime Storming of Border Outpost

PESHAWAR, Pakistan, May 15 (Reuters) – Militants stormed ⁠a ⁠security outpost in Pakistan’s northwest, ⁠ramming a vehicle filled with explosives into the camp before waging a ​gun battle that killed at least eight troops and injured 35 others, two security officials said ‌on Friday. The bombing on Thursday night ‌follows three militant attacks in recent …

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Deaths of Six Migrants in Texas Railcar Investigated as Human Smuggling

May 14 (Reuters) – The six people found dead ⁠inside ⁠a sweltering railroad boxcar in Laredo, ⁠Texas, over the weekend were stowaway migrants from Mexico and Honduras who ​fell victim to the perils of human smuggling, officials said on Thursday. Preliminary medical reports determined that all six ‌died from severe heat stroke hours ‌before the …

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Rubio Tells NBC That US Hopes to Get Positive Response From China on Case of Jimmy Lai and Others

WASHINGTON, ⁠May ⁠14 (Reuters) – U.S. ⁠Secretary of ​State ‌Marco Rubio ‌said ⁠in an ⁠interview broadcast on ​Thursday ​that the United ⁠States ⁠is ⁠hoping for a ​positive response ​from ⁠China ⁠on U.S. appeals for the ⁠release of jailed media tycoon Jimmy Lai ⁠and others. (Reporting by Steve Holland ​and Kanishka ​Sing) Copyright 2026 Thomson Reuters.