Vivek Ramaswamy, a Republican presidential candidate, is resisting a subpoena to testify in a court case, claiming his campaign activities leave him no time. He is accused by former investors of not paying a fair price in a merger deal involving his company, Sumitovant Biotech Ltd, and Myovant Sciences. Ramaswamy, who has stepped down from his biotech empire Roivant Sciences, denies having a formal role in the merger negotiations and insists he has no material evidence to provide. His legal team has called the subpoena a 'fishing expedition' and likened it to harassment. The case's impact on his presidential run is yet to be determined.

Top Republican Kevin McCarthy claims the DOJ is targeting Donald Trump due to Joe Biden's concerns over Trump's potential victory in the next election. McCarthy suggests the indictment efforts by Special Counsel Jack Smith are politically motivated to undermine Trump's bid for a second term. Trump faces possible charges related to the January 6th Capitol insurrection and the 'fake electors' scheme. He has been indicted on felony counts for keeping classified records at Mar-a-Lago and is under investigation in Georgia for election interference. Trump, who leads the polls for the 2024 Republican presidential nomination, has called the investigations a 'witch hunt' and a 'weaponization of law enforcement.'

Cat Deeley is confirmed as the new presenter of 'This Morning,' replacing Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield alongside Ben Shephard. Deeley's return to UK television comes after a successful stint in the US hosting 'So You Think You Can Dance,' where she earned £43,000 per episode. Despite the lucrative US role, Deeley, who has a family in the UK, is set to earn a significant salary on 'This Morning.' Brand expert Nick Ede suggests Deeley could also benefit from fashion collaborations and her own fragrance line. Meanwhile, Dermot O'Leary and Alison Hammond will continue hosting on Fridays and school holidays. The article also touches on the departure of former presenters Holly and Phillip due to personal reasons and a scandal, respectively.

Vivek Ramaswamy, a GOP presidential candidate, won a legal battle when an Ohio judge ruled that he does not have to provide evidence in a legal dispute over a biotech buyout. Judge Chelsey Vascura dismissed a subpoena for Ramaswamy, citing an undue burden on his presidential campaign. The case involves a lawsuit by Alpine against Sumitovant Biotech Ltd over the merger with Myovant Sciences. Ramaswamy, a former director of Sumitovant and founder of Roivant Sciences, has faced a decline in his campaign's momentum and is also being sued in Ohio over allegations related to his investment firm Strive Asset Management. Despite these challenges, Ramaswamy has invested $5 million into his 2024 campaign and trails behind other Republican candidates in the polls.

James Yoo, a 56-year-old Arlington man, is presumed dead following an explosion at his Virginia home after he fired over thirty flares. Yoo, a conspiracy theorist, believed the U.S. government was targeting him. His LinkedIn account featured bizarre accusations against neighbors and his ex-wife. Arlington County Police Chief Andy Penn confirmed human remains were found at the scene. Yoo had a history of legal actions against authorities and was described as a loner by neighbors. His ex-wife Stephanie filed for divorce in 2017, and Yoo was ordered to pay her $80,000 and buy out her share of their home for $150,000. The explosion occurred as police attempted to execute a search warrant, with Yoo firing at officers before the blast. The FBI has joined the ongoing investigation.

Fox News anchor Bret Baier has taken out a $24 million mortgage on a $37 million luxury home in Palm Beach, Florida, after relocating with his family. Baier, who recently signed a new multi-year deal with Fox News, joins other conservative figures moving to the area. The Baier family's trust also borrowed $9 million for another Palm Beach property, now listed for sale. Additionally, their Washington D.C. mansion is on the market for $31.9 million. Baier's son Paul has faced serious health challenges, and the family has been active in charity work, raising funds for Children's National Medical Center.

Shon Hopwood, a former bank robber who became a Georgetown law professor and advised Donald Trump on prison reform, was arrested for allegedly assaulting his wife, Ann Marie Hopwood. Officer JP Mcardle found Ann Marie injured in the basement after Shon claimed she was out of town. Ann Marie has been hospitalized several times due to alleged abuse, and a temporary protection order has been issued against Shon. He faces misdemeanor assault charges and has pleaded not guilty. Georgetown Law Center confirmed that Hopwood is not currently teaching. The case has brought to light other alleged instances of domestic abuse.

Republican presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy, a former nationally ranked junior tennis player, adapted his game to play with a one-handed backhand after breaking his wrist, demonstrating his focus and determination. Ramaswamy, a biotech billionaire and son of Indian immigrants, is now a contender for the Republican presidential nomination, trailing behind Donald Trump and possibly Ron DeSantis in some polls. Despite facing legal accusations, Trump leads the polls and has complimented Ramaswamy's potential as a vice president. Ramaswamy, who attended St Xavier High School and later Harvard and Yale, has been critical of 'woke' issues and has seen a recent surge in voter approval.

The Hawaiian wildfires on Maui have become the deadliest in modern US history with a death toll of 96. New footage shows residents in Lahaina being tossed in the ocean while fleeing the flames. The town has been razed, and federal emergency workers are identifying victims, with only 3 percent of the area searched. Reports from 2014 and 2020 had warned of high fire risk in the area. Governor Josh Green described the event as Hawaii's worst natural disaster, with an estimated $6 billion in damages. Senator Mazie Hirono expressed sorrow over the devastation. Local volunteers are providing aid to the displaced, with the death toll surpassing the 2018 Camp Fire in California.

The Hawaiian wildfires on Maui have become the deadliest in modern US history with a death toll of 96. New footage shows residents of Lahaina in the ocean trying to escape the flames. The town has been razed, and federal emergency workers are identifying victims, with only 3 percent of the search area covered. Reports from 2014 and 2020 had warned of high fire risk in the area. Governor Josh Green stated that the disaster is the worst in Hawaii's history, with an estimated $6 billion in damages. Senator Mazie Hirono expressed mourning for the lost lives. Local volunteers are providing aid to the displaced residents, with the community coming together at Buzz's Wharf to organize supplies.

Wildfires have devastated Lahaina, Maui, transforming the tourist destination into a smoldering 'war zone' with at least 80 fatalities. Thousands are missing, and the cost of rebuilding is estimated at $5.52 billion by the Pacific Disaster Center and FEMA. Residents criticize local authorities for inadequate warnings and emergency response. Hawaii's Attorney General Anne Lopez is investigating the response to the fires, while Rep. Jill Tokuda acknowledges the state's underestimation of the fire's quickness. The situation remains tense, with road closures and potential clashes between residents and police.

The remains found on the Ma and Pa hiking trail in Maryland have been identified as Rachel Morin, a 37-year-old mother-of-five. Harford County Sheriff's Office has no leads on suspects and is conducting a homicide investigation. Morin's new boyfriend, Richard Tobin, with a criminal history, has publicly denied involvement. The cause of death is yet to be disclosed. Morin's family insists her death was not accidental. A GoFundMe has been set up to cover funeral costs and support her children.

Democrat lawmakers are calling for Robert F. Kennedy Jr. to be barred from a House committee hearing on social media censorship due to his controversial views on vaccines and allegations of racist and antisemitic rhetoric. Kennedy, who is seeking the Democratic nomination and has seen a rise in poll numbers, has been criticized by the White House and other Democrats. Despite his controversial stance, he has gained support from figures like Steve Bannon and Donald Trump. The Congressional Integrity Project and other Democrats have urged the committee chairman to cancel Kennedy's invitation, while the committee's Republican chairman, Jim Jordan, has expressed disagreement with Kennedy's views but insists on his participation due to the censorship issue.