Metro Minute 12

Danny Serafini, a former MLB pitcher who played for teams including the Minnesota Twins, has been sentenced to life in prison for the 2021 murder of his father-in-law and the attempted murder of his mother-in-law. Investigators revealed that Serafini, who owed his in-laws hundreds of thousands of dollars, was motivated by extreme financial pressure and the fear of being cut off. The sentencing brings to a close a high-profile case that shocked the baseball world.

The White House has officially partnered with the FBI to investigate a series of mysterious disappearances involving high-profile scientists. Citing national security concerns, the administration is mobilizing federal resources to track leads and ensure the safety of the nation's intellectual leaders. Authorities are urging anyone with information to come forward.

DONALD TRUMP has threatened to end a critical ceasefire with Iran if a new diplomatic deal is not immediately finalized. The former President warned that current talks are stalling and signaled a return to severe "maximum pressure" tactics, significantly escalating tensions and increasing the immediate risk of a military confrontation in the region.

The Los Angeles Angels are mourning the loss of franchise icon Garret Anderson, who passed away Friday at age 53. The legendary outfielder, who led the team to a 2002 World Series title, holds club records for hits and RBIs. The Angels will wear a memorial patch in his honor.

In a surprise move, the U.S. Justice Department has removed the lead prosecutor overseeing the investigation into former CIA Director and vocal Trump critic John Brennan. The reasons for the reassignment remain unclear, raising questions about the future and impartiality of the politically sensitive probe

Iran has officially declared the Strait of Hormuz "completely open" for the duration of the current truce. This move aims to stabilize global oil markets and reduce regional tensions. International maritime authorities are monitoring the waterway closely as cargo traffic resumes normal operations under the temporary peace agreement.

An unprecedented "textbook blasphemy" row has erupted as Notre Dame students react with dismay to President Trump’s intensifying feud with Pope Leo. The campus is reeling, with many calling the clash a direct affront to Catholic identity. Faculty and students alike expressed shock at the escalating rhetoric between Washington and the Vatican.