Although President Donald Trump has publicly forgiven “good man” National Security Adviser Mike Waltz for the Signal leak blunder, sources tell CBS News that the issue is “still a hot potato” behind closed doors. In a report published Thursday, several sources claimed to the outlet that the president has been consistently monitoring the news to see if the chatter around “Signalgate” has been quieting down and has been privately venting about his frustration regarding the whole ordeal. Sources additionally told CBS that Trump is seemingly more annoyed by Waltz having The Atlantic editor-in-chief Jeffrey Goldberg’s number on his phone to begin with than the apparent use of Signal to discuss military operations. They also claimed that the Trump administration has been purposefully publicly standing by security officials that were on the group chat to not give The Atlantic, and more pressingly, Democrats, a perceived win. On Monday, The Atlantic published an astonishing essay detailing the period its editorial head was added to a Signal group chat by Waltz discussing sensitive airstrike operations in Yemen. The security official took “responsibility” for the mishap earlier this week but reiterated that top tech teams at the White House are looking into the blunder.

The official White House X account on Thursday posted its most bizarre meme to date: a Studio Ghibli-style AI cartoon of an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer handcuffing a crying woman. The stout animated agent stands in front of an American flag while placing the restraints, and the woman is making a distressed expression. The caricature aims to mock Virginia Basora-Gonzalez, an undocumented immigrant who was arrested by ICE on the basis of illegal reentry. The White House seemed to scoff at the woman’s anguish, adding “She wept when taken into custody (picture attached).” Basora-Gonzalez was convicted of fentanyl trafficking but deported to the Dominican Republic in October 2020 before she could serve out her year-long sentence. She re-entered at an unknown date. Agents ambushed Basora-Gonzalez on March 12 outside the restaurant where she allegedly worked as a cook. Her court-appointed attorney said her re-entry did not make her a flight risk so she shouldn’t be detained before trial, but the government said that her pretrial detention was nevertheless required. Thursday’s post is just one of a number of wild memes Trump and his administration has shared in the last two months.

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Elon Musk, flanked by some of his lieutenants in the so-called Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), sat down with Fox News host Bret Baier for an interview Thursday, yet did so without the woman who the White House says is the interim leader of DOGE. Amy Gleason, a former official in the U.S. Digital Service before it was rebranded to DOGE, is the “acting administrator” of the department, the Trump administration said last month. That announcement came after a White House aide had claimed in a court filing that Musk, despite his and Trump’s comments suggesting he was leading DOGE, did not have “actual or formal authority to make government decisions himself.” Gleason, according to The New York Times, hadn’t been aware that the White House would be presenting her as the face of DOGE, and was on a previously scheduled vacation in Mexico when her identity became known. In any event, neither Gleason, a former health care executive, nor the several young men who have drawn attention for their efforts to slash and burn federal government departments and agencies were part of the Fox interview.

Resurfaced CIA files say the Ark of the Covenant has been found, and that the sacred chest is protected by “entities.” The declassified files show the intelligence agency enlisted individuals who claimed they had extra sensory perception (ESP) in December 1988 to search for the lost artifact by way of “remote viewing.” One of the remote viewers allegedly used their purported psychic abilities to locate the chest, believed to hold the Ten Commandments, “somewhere in the Middle East as the language spoken by individuals present seemed to be Arabic.” They said the target, which they supposedly found using coordinates given by the CIA, was “hidden—underground, dark and wet were all aspects of the location of the target,” and that it’s protected by “entities,” and “will not/cannot be opened until the time is deemed correct.” The files, which were declassified in 2000, also include sketches and drawings of what appear to be mosques, mummies, and a winged creature labled “Seradin.” During the 1970s and 1980s, the CIA deployed remote viewers in “Project Sun Streak” to locate far off targets using their purported abilities. The project was closed down in 1995.

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Yolanda Saldívar, the woman convicted of murdering Tejano singer Selena Quintanilla-Perez in 1995, was denied parole Thursday. In a statement to People magazine, the Texas Board of Pardons and Parole said the “nature of the offense” which had “elements of brutality, violence, assaultive behavior or conscious selection of victim’s vulnerability” led to the parole panel denying Saldivar an early release from prison because she “poses a continuing threat to public safety.” Her next parole review has been scheduled for March 2030. Saldívar, 64, was the president of Selena’s fan club and used to manage her clothing boutiques. She was fired by the singer’s family after allegedly embezzling more than $30,000 from the club and stores. According to court testimonies, Selena met up with Saldívar on March 31, 1995 at the Days Inn motel in Corpus Christi, Texas, to pick up important business records. Saldívar then shot and killed the singer, who was only 23 years old. She was convicted of the murder shortly after and was sentenced to life in prison with the possibility of parole after 30 years.

Super Bowl winner Matt Stevens has died. He was 51. Early in his football career, Stevens started out as a two-time All-American at Appalachian State, helping his team reach the Southern Conference Championship in 1995. He was inducted into the university’s hall of fame before he made his way to the NFL, where the Buffalo Bills selected him as a safety in the third round of the 1996 draft. He then went on to play for eight more years in the league, jumping around from the Philadelphia Eagles to then play for Washington, before landing himself a Super Bowl ring with the Patriots in 2001. He ended his career playing for the Houston Texans up until his retirement in 2003. A few years later in 2007, the Super Bowl champ got into a motorcycle accident and broke his spinal cord, paralyzing him from the waist down. Four years later, Stevens received special leg braces that allowed him to move around once more. Stevens was born in Chapel Hill, N.C., and is featured in Chapel Hill High School’s hall of fame. The ex-NFL player is survived by his parents, brother, and two children. A memorial service will be held on March 28 in Chapell Hill, N.C., according to his obituary. No cause of death has been revealed yet.

Police have arrested a suspect they believe is behind a “targeted attack” at a Tesla collision center in Las Vegas last week. According to 8 News Now, officers arrested the suspect, 36-year-old Paul Kim, Wednesday night on several charges including arson and possessing an explosive device. Assistant Sheriff Dori Koren of the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department (LVMPD) said that Kim had reportedly arrived in a car and parked it near the Tesla center on March 18. He then allegedly shot nearby surveillance cameras with a rifle and spray-painted the word “resist” on the center’s front door. Kim then apparently shot at least five vehicles and started several fires with Molotov cocktails. “The speed and success of the solve of this case are a direct result of hard work by the police department and the special agents in charge, investigative specialists and the analysts who all came together to work on this,” LVMPD Sheriff Kevin McMahill said Thursday. “But the technology is actually what helped solve this.” Kim will face both state and federal charges for his alleged involvement. Tesla CEO Elon Musk previously described the fires as an act of “terrorism.”

President Trump’s run-down childhood home in Queens, New York, has been sold for a heavily discounted price, according to reports. The five-bedroom Tudor-style house in the affluent Jamaica Estates community was sold for $835,000, less than half of its original $2.14 million purchase price in 2017. According to sale deeds filed March 3, it was purchased by the Brooklyn-based LLC 1388 Group. Neighbors told Curbed in 2024 that the house had been overrun by around 20 to 30 feral cats, which had to be taken care of by volunteers. There was also a sign outside the two-story brick home that read: “DO NOT TAKE KITTENS FROM THIS PROPERTY.” The previous buyer, who dubbed themselves “Trump Birth House LLC,” reportedly listed the home as an Airbnb rental for a while. For $815-a-night, guests could sleep in the room where “President Donald J. Trump was likely conceived,” according to a plaque. Built in 1940 by the president’s father, Fred C. Trump, the young Trump only lived in the home until he was four years old. A neighbor told The New York Post that the house has been a vacant “eyesore” for years, adding: “We, the community, had to take care of it.” According to the neighbor, a water pipe burst, the basement was full of mold, and they had to pay out-of-pocket to upkeep the lawn. The home was originally purchased by a real-estate flipper for $1.4 million immediately after Trump’s first inauguration, and was later flipped again for $2.14 million. The home’s most recent buyer is also a known house-flipper, said The Post, and the house is currently being gut-renovated. Neighbors have considered raising money to buy the house and sell it to someone who would actually live in it.

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A week after an inmate was charged with murdering his wife at the Mule Creek State Prison near Sacramento, it has been revealed that a similar situation happened at the same prison late last year. NBC News reported that Stephanie Diane Dowells, 62, was killed in Nov. 2024 during a conjugal visit with her inmate husband. Dowells was strangled to death by David Brinson, 54, who was convicted of murdering four men during a robbery and sentenced to four consecutive life terms without the possibility of parole in the 1990s. According to the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation, Brinson called prison officials at 2:04 a.m. on Nov. 13 to inform them his wife was dead. Although officers rushed to the scene to begin life-saving measures and called 911, the hairdresser was pronounced dead a short time after. Dowells’ son, Armand Torres, 28, and his wife, Nataly Jimenez, claim that after Dowells’ death, Brinson’s story kept changing, including the time and place he found Dowells unconscious. The revelation comes a week after Anthony Curry, 48, was charged for strangling his wife, Tania Thomas, 47, during a conjugal visit at the same prison in July 2024. Dowells’ case remains under investigation as charges are pending prison and autopsy reports. The Amador County Sheriff’s Office has however confirmed she was strangled and that her death was a homicide.

Actor Bill Murray still regrets passing up on the chance to star in a movie with Clint Eastwood. The 74-year-old actor revealed his seemingly deep-seated guilt during an appearance on The Howard Stern Show on Tuesday, March 25. The Groundhog Day star was prompted to journey down memory lane when Stern asked him if he ever longed to act in a film he watched. Murray explained how a long time ago, watching Eastwood’s Thunderbolt and Lightfoot encouraged him to call the director. “And when he said, ‘Would you ever want to do another service comedy,’ like jeez, ‘Would I become like Abbott and Costello?‘” Murray joked. “I had to do like military movies? And I said, ‘Well, God, I guess maybe I shouldn’t.‘” The movie turned out to be the 1986 dark comedy Heartbreak Ridge in which Eastwood plays a U.S. Marine assigned to train a group of unruly recruits. “It’s one of the few regrets I have is that I didn’t do it,” Murray told Stern. “Because it was a big-scale thing, and I would have gotten a great—I don’t know if I’d have gotten a great death scene, it was more of a comedy that one—but it was great. He had access to World War II boats and he could have like made a flotilla and stuff, and there was some cool stuff in it.”