A guilty plea is anticipated from Luigi Mangione in his federal case, according to sources familiar with the matter. The development marks a significant turn in the proceedings, though specific charges have not been disclosed. Legal experts suggest the plea could lead to a reduced sentence or cooperation with authorities.

In a separate legal development, a federal judge dismissed the Trump administration’s lawsuit against Harvard University, ruling that the government failed to show standing. The suit had challenged the school's admissions policies, but the court found no evidence of discrimination. Harvard welcomed the decision, calling it a validation of its practices.

Meanwhile, concerns are growing over living conditions aboard the USS Lincoln, with reports of overcrowding, mold, and inadequate ventilation affecting crew morale. Naval officials say they are investigating the complaints and working to address the issues. The ship is currently deployed in the Pacific, and the conditions have drawn scrutiny from lawmakers.