The Justice Department has made a third attempt to prosecute James Comey, the former FBI director and a longtime critic of President Donald Trump.

Prosecutors accuse Comey of leaking national security information to The New York Times in 2016.

The story concerned a secret court order requiring Yahoo to scan emails for messages potentially linked to a foreign terrorist group.

Authorities investigated the disclosure twice before, and neither investigation resulted in charges.

A federal judge extended a block on further tree removal at East Potomac Golf Course in Washington, D.C. President Donald Trump’s administration wants to renovate the century-old public course and turn it into a championship-level course.

The dispute escalated after workers cut down more than 400 trees on the grounds with little notice.

Judge Ana Reyes also ordered the administration to give 10 days’ written notice before making major changes to the course while the lawsuit is active.

The D.C. Preservation League and two golfers argue the work is causing irreversible damage to the park.

The Mein Schiff 3 cruise ship collided with two container ships while leaving Bremerhaven, a port in northern Germany, on Sunday evening.

Police said a gust of wind pushed the liner toward the moored vessels as tugboats were helping it depart.

The ship was carrying 2,428 passengers and 922 crew, and no one was injured.

The vessels sustained damage, including a torn-open section of the larger container ship and damage to the cruise ship’s lifeboats and hull; none took on water.

SpaceX secured a binding commitment for about $40 billion to finance chips and related data center equipment for its AI business.

An entity managed by Apollo Global Management will buy the equipment and lease it to SpaceX.

The financing is intended to support SpaceX’s expanding computing capacity, including its Grok chatbot and cloud services.

SpaceX’s AI business generated $7.6 billion in third-quarter revenue, out of $14.6 billion in total company revenue.

Elvis Presley music rights holders have sued Anthropic in federal court in California, accusing the AI company of copyright infringement.

They say Anthropic used 274 Presley songs to train its Claude models without permission.

The plaintiffs include Authentic Brands Group and music publishers and trusts that hold rights to Presley’s songs.

They also claim Anthropic kept copies for future training and that Claude can produce versions of songs that closely resemble the originals.

The Dallas Cowboys beat the Philadelphia Eagles in a Monday night game.

The result came after the Cowboys were described as bouncing back, though no score was provided.

Before the game, Eagles running back Saquon Barkley was trending toward a return from a hamstring injury.

He had missed two games and was listed as questionable despite taking part in a full practice.

The Pokémon Company will end Pokémon UNITE on March 23, 2027 at 9 a.m.

Japan time.

The shutdown applies to the Nintendo Switch game and its iOS and Android versions, including the global service.

Pokémon UNITE is a free-to-play team battle game in which two teams of five compete using Pokémon.

India’s health minister, J P Nadda, launched a national addiction-care training programme on Monday in New Delhi.

The programme aims to train 10,000 healthcare professionals by 2029 to prevent, identify and treat problems linked to alcohol and other drugs.

It is part of the government’s plan for a drug-free India and the 2026-2029 Vision Document on Narcotic Control.

Six central government institutions will deliver the training, with AIIMS’s National Drug Dependence Treatment Centre coordinating the work.