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Former CIA agent David Rush, 49, pleaded guilty to embezzlement of nearly $194 million in public funds intended for classified operations. He used the money to buy gold bars, luxury watches, properties in Florida and a valuable car. His sentence will be pronounced on January 28 and he faces up to 20 years in prison.
Six days after a botched execution by lethal injection in Tennessee, Christa Pike, 50, is conscious and can speak, according to her lawyers. She was sentenced to death in 1995 for the murder of Colleen Slemmer. The incident led Governor Bill Lee to suspend executions and order an investigation, while his advocates called for his sentence to be commuted to life in prison.

Christa Pike, on death row in Tennessee, regained consciousness after surviving two botched lethal injections, according to her lawyers. She is conscious, talking and receiving intensive care at the hospital, although she remains handcuffed and chained to her bed. His recovery is described as medically unprecedented, but his prognosis remains uncertain.
Faced with 3,515 road deaths in 2025, the French government is generalizing the suspension of driving licenses in the event of using a telephone while driving. Minister Delegate Marie-Pierre Vedrenne details this measure aimed at strengthening security.

The government reports 215 high school students injured during recent protests. Ten investigations were entrusted to the IGPN to shed light on alleged police violence, including serious injuries to the head, eyes and hand.
A fraudulent online pot, created by usurping the identity of the mother of a blind high school student in Tours, was closed by Gofundme after collecting 6,380 euros. The platform is committed to reimbursing donors.