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More than 200 journalists, including Dan Rather, signed an open letter asking the White House Correspondents' Association to publicly confront President Trump at the White House Correspondents' Dinner; the letter lists a range of actions it describes as attacks on press freedom and several journalism organizations co-signed. The White House responded by citing a Truth Social post in which the president confirmed he would attend.

UK prosecutors say a former teacher and his partner are on trial over the July 2023 death of a 13-month-old placed with them; both defendants deny the charges and court proceedings are ongoing.

Sen. Mark Warner and his wife said their daughter Madison died at 36 after a decades-long battle with juvenile diabetes and other health issues; they described themselves as heartbroken. The article notes that Type 1 diabetes (formerly called juvenile diabetes) is a chronic autoimmune condition and cites a 2026 CDC estimate of about 2.1 million Americans living with it.

Police in Winston-Salem say gunfire broke out at a park where teenagers had arranged a pre-planned fight, leaving two teens dead and five others wounded; authorities said no suspects were in custody and an investigation is under way.

A study of more than 600 Northern Ireland teachers found 91% reporting work-related burnout and 95% identifying workload as a contributor.

President Donald Trump signed an executive order directing the FDA to expedite review of certain psychedelics and asking the Attorney General and HHS to review rescheduling for products that complete late-stage clinical trials.

A senior White House official announced that Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer has resigned and will take a private sector position, and Keith Sonderling will serve as acting Secretary. The resignation follows reported inquiries and news accounts about her conduct.