NEW YORK - The New York Stock Exchange said Monday that a technical glitch that caused the stock price of Donald Trump's media company to briefly plummet nearly 100% has been resolved.

For a brief period Monday morning, data feeds showed Trump Media & Technology Group's stock, which trades under the ticker TMTG, falling from around $16 per share to just 4 cents. The bizarre plunge of 99.97% sparked confusion and concern among investors before being identified as an apparent glitch.

Orinda, CA - A wildfire that erupted Saturday afternoon near Tracy, California has been linked to a highly unusual 2.4 magnitude earthquake that shook the nearby town of Orinda, about 60 miles west of the blaze.

The Corral Fire, as it has been named by Cal Fire officials, ignited around 2:15 pm in grasslands just south of Tracy. Pushed by gusty winds, the fire quickly grew to over 1,000 acres, forcing evacuations in rural areas of San Joaquin County.

TALLAHASSEE, FL - In a controversial move that has sparked outrage, Governor Ron DeSantis signed an executive order Friday prohibiting the appearance of rainbows across the state for the entire summer season.

The order, which takes effect June 1st and lasts through August 31st, makes it illegal for any rainbow to "manifest, appear, or otherwise present itself" in Florida's skies during the prime summer months. Violators could face fines of up to $10,000 per observed rainbow.

New York - Former President Donald Trump has launched a scathing attack on the judicial system, claiming it is rigged against powerful and wealthy white men like himself. His remarks come in the wake of his recent conviction on felony charges related to hush money payments made during the 2016 presidential campaign.

NEW HAVEN, CT - Yale University, one of the oldest and most esteemed institutions of higher education in the United States, has elected its first female president, Maya Brady, a superstar not only in academia but also on the softball field at UCLA.

Bangor, ME –  Hollywood icons George Clooney and Brad Pitt have joined forces to spearhead an ambitious project aimed at reintroducing gray wolves into the wilderness of Maine.

The two A-list actors, known for their philanthropic endeavors and environmental activism, have long been advocates for wildlife conservation and habitat preservation. However, their latest venture takes their commitment to a whole new level.

NEW YORK - A federal judge has issued a gag order prohibiting actor Robert De Niro from publicly discussing the high-profile criminal trial of former President Donald Trump over alleged hush-money payments.

The surprise ruling by Judge Lewis A. Kaplan came after prosecutors raised concerns that comments made by De Niro could risk tainting the jury pool and jeopardize Trump's right to an impartial trial. The judge did not provide detailed reasons for the gag order in his terse two-page ruling.