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FBI: Palm Springs Bomb Plot Echoed Oklahoma City Terror Attack

Federal authorities say a second suspect has been arrested in connection with last month’s deadly car bombing outside a Palm Springs fertility clinic. The FBI alleges the duo, driven by nihilistic beliefs, used a recipe similar to the one from the 1995 Oklahoma City attack and practiced assembling the explosive device in a Twentynine Palms garage. Investigators say they weren’t on law enforcement’s radar until after the blast, which left a 250-yard debris field but spared the embryos inside the clinic.

California’s High-Speed Rail Project in Jeopardy of Losing $4B in Federal Funding

A scathing new federal report finds California’s high-speed rail project in default of its $4 billion federal grant terms, citing delays, budget shortfalls, and poor management. Despite 15 years and nearly $7 billion in funding, no track has been laid. The state now has just over a month to respond—or risk losing all federal support.

Inside Netflix’s Spectacular Tudum 2025: A Night of Stars, Storytelling, and Streaming Power

Netflix transformed the Kia Forum into a cinematic wonderland for Tudum 2025, with Lady Gaga’s jaw-dropping performance and the announcement of her role in Wednesday Season 2 stealing the show. From immersive fan experiences to a tribute to CEO Ted Sarandos and Netflix’s global storytelling legacy, the event was equal parts festival, flex, and cultural milestone.

California Assembly Votes to Halt Looming Cannabis Tax Hike

In a unanimous 74-0 vote, the California State Assembly approved a bill that would stop a planned 25% cannabis excise tax increase from taking effect on July 1. Lawmakers say the pause is vital to prevent further strain on the struggling legal cannabis industry, which just posted its lowest sales in five years. The bill now heads to the State Senate for consideration.

Nick Kroll and Andrew Rannells Get Lost (and Found) in Italy in Queer Comedy-Thriller

In I Don’t Understand You, Nick Kroll and Andrew Rannells play husbands on a chaotic Italian getaway in a comedy-thriller inspired by the real-life misadventures of married filmmakers David Joseph Craig and Brian Crano. Blending laughs, suspense, and LGBTQ+ storytelling without tragedy, the film explores what happens when language barriers, high stakes, and a looming adoption collide. Now playing in theaters June 6.

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