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Country music singer Bailey Zimmerman is facing a felony charge in New Mexico after prosecutors alleged he caused more than $16,000 in damage to a hotel room and left an unpaid alcohol tab before canceling a scheduled concert.

Lionsgate has set a release date for its long-in-development return to the "Blair Witch" franchise, slotting the film for Sept. 24, 2027.

The Justice Department filed a lawsuit challenging New York's mask ban, which bars federal law enforcement officers from covering their faces.

A delegation from the Afghan Taliban met Tuesday with European Union staff in Brussels for closed-door talks that focused on diplomatic services and the "dignified returns" of Afghans to the isolated and war-ravaged nation, a Taliban official said.

Europe is sizzling under an early heat wave this week, with millions of people experiencing extremely high temperatures, and experts say a phenomenon known as a heat dome is to blame.

A Brooklyn coffee chain sparked a federal civil rights investigation after publicly refunding Rep. Dan Goldman and declaring it does not serve "genocide enablers," drawing swift condemnation from Jewish community leaders and the DOJ.

A Connecticut man died after falling from an upper-level balcony during a concert at Madison Square Garden in New York City over the weekend, authorities said. Witnesses told authorities that the man appeared to be intoxicated before the incident.

Immigrants facing criminal charges who leave and then come back to the U.S. can be left in a legal limbo upon their return, the Supreme Court ruled Tuesday.

The future of several NBA franchises could change Tuesday night as the league gathers at Barclays Center in Brooklyn for the first round of the 2026 NBA draft.

Country singer KENNY CHESNEY: "I've never saw it to be my place to use my stage or platform, no matter where I'm playing, to tell people how to think or how to vote."