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Politics
Republican lawmakers are vehemently opposing President Trump's threats to acquire Greenland, fearing it could dismantle NATO, damage international relations, and destabilize global order, as they take legislative and diplomatic steps to counter his aggressive foreign policy.
Gems
Sri Lanka has unveiled the 'Star of Pure Land,' a 3,563-carat Purple Star Sapphire, claimed to be the world's largest of its kind. Estimated to be worth at least $300 million, the rare gem was discovered in Rathnapura in 2023 and features a unique six-ray asterism, making it a highly sought-after treasure.
Sports
The Seattle Seahawks delivered a stunning 41-6 playoff victory over the San Francisco 49ers, fueled by an opening kickoff return touchdown, three rushing scores from Kenneth Walker III, and a stout defense, securing their spot in the NFC Championship game.
Politics
Venezuela's acting President Delcy Rodríguez announced a dramatic policy shift, advocating for increased foreign investment in the state-run oil industry and promoting diplomacy with the U.S., following the ouster of Nicolás Maduro and U.S. pledges to control Venezuelan crude sales.
Football
Seattle Seahawks quarterback Sam Darnold suffered a left oblique injury during practice, making him questionable for the upcoming NFC divisional playoff game against the San Francisco 49ers, though he remains confident he will play.
Controversy
Hundreds of demonstrations erupted across the U.S. after Renee Good was fatally shot by an ICE officer in Minnesota. While many condemned the act, ESPN's Stephen A. Smith sparked outrage by stating the officer was 'completely justified' from a lawful perspective, leading to widespread criticism and accusations of aligning with controversial political rhetoric.
Entertainment
Leonardo DiCaprio, famously private, broke character at the Golden Globes with a flamboyant K-pop re-enactment during a commercial break, instantly becoming a viral meme and sparking discussion about his guarded public persona.
Controversy
New cellphone footage reportedly from ICE agent Jonathan Ross shows the moments before he fatally shot Renee Nicole Good in Minneapolis, sparking widespread anti-ICE protests and intense debate over the use of deadly force.
Sports
John Harbaugh has been fired as head coach of the Baltimore Ravens after 18 seasons, including a Super Bowl win in 2012. The decision comes after the Ravens finished a disappointing 8-9 season, missing the playoffs despite being Super Bowl favorites. The article details his tenure, periods of success with Ray Lewis and Lamar Jackson, and the team's recent struggles with blown leads, leading to owner Steve Bisciotti's 'incredibly difficult decision.'
Politics
Donald Trump's military incursion into Venezuela, ostensibly to arrest Nicolás Maduro on drug charges, is lambasted as an illegal act of naked aggression. The article argues it violates international law, sets a dangerous precedent for tyrants worldwide, and is not justified by self-defense, humanitarian intervention, or the Monroe Doctrine. It also criticizes the inconsistent international reactions and warns that abandoning the rules-based order will ultimately harm the US.
Culture
Once thought to be dying, the traditional suit is making a surprising return in politics, spearheaded by NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani. This article explores how his sartorial choices signal authority, relatability, and identity, challenging the suit's historical perceptions and navigating complex cultural codes.
Lifestyle
This extensive guide tackles the common hurdle of starting new activities, offering expert advice and actionable tips for a wide range of pursuits including fitness, personal growth, relationships, and financial management.
Crime
New England Patriots wide receiver Stefon Diggs is facing felony strangulation and misdemeanor assault charges after his former private chef accused him of physical assault during a financial dispute. Diggs and his lawyer vehemently deny the allegations, claiming they are financially motivated, while the Patriots have expressed support for their star player.
Celebrity
George Clooney, his wife Amal, and their twins have been granted French citizenship, with Clooney expressing a desire to raise his children away from the Hollywood spotlight.
Recall
An Idaho company, Mountain West Food Group, has recalled nearly 3,000 pounds of 'Forward Farms Grass-Fed Ground Beef' due to potential E. coli contamination. The affected 16-ounce packages, produced Dec. 16 with a Jan. 13 'use or freeze by' date and establishment number 'EST 2083,' were shipped to distributors in California, Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Pennsylvania, and Washington. No illnesses have been reported, but consumers are advised to discard or return the product and cook ground beef to 160°F.
Finance
Stocks dipped slightly on Monday in quiet, holiday-shortened trading, primarily led by a pullback in big tech. Despite the daily decline, major indexes are closing the year with substantial annual gains. Energy stocks climbed with oil prices, while precious metals pulled back, and Treasury yields fell amid expectations of future Fed rate cuts.
AI
Explore the phenomenon of 'AI slop' – the deluge of low-quality, surreal AI-generated content flooding social media, driven by algorithms and the pursuit of viral profits.
Conflict
President Donald Trump announced a "powerful and deadly" U.S. strike against Islamic State forces in Nigeria on Christmas evening, following weeks of U.S. accusations that Nigeria's government failed to protect Christians. The U.S. collaborated with Nigeria on the strikes, which targeted militants accused of killing Christians, though security analysts note Nigeria's crisis affects both Christians and Muslims. This action follows U.S. pressure, including visa restrictions and designating Nigeria a 'country of particular concern' for religious freedom.
Politics
President Donald Trump delivered a controversial prime-time holiday speech, announcing $1,776 bonus checks for U.S. troops, blaming Democrats for economic struggles, and promising a future boom. Despite public anxiety over inflation and a weakening job market, Trump used the address to boost his approval ratings and rehash partisan messaging.
Nature
The Associated Press showcases its most striking nature images from 2025, revealing the delicate existence of creatures like albino turtle hatchlings and the resilience of wildlife in changing environments, from polar bears in grassy landscapes to hummingbirds at baseball games.
Politics
FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino announced his resignation, concluding a brief and tumultuous tenure marked by clashes with the Justice Department over Jeffrey Epstein files and the challenge of balancing his law enforcement role with his prior provocative claims as a podcast host. His departure is a high-profile resignation within the Trump administration, amidst ongoing upheaval at the FBI and criticism of Director Kash Patel. Bongino, an unconventional choice for the role, had pledged overhauls but struggled to placate Trump's base, notably reversing his stance on the Epstein case and Jan. 6 pipe bombs after joining the bureau.
Economy
The U.S. job market experienced a turbulent period, gaining 64,000 jobs in November but losing 105,000 in October, largely due to federal worker departures. The unemployment rate rose to 4.6%, its highest since 2021, signaling a significant cooling of hiring momentum amidst economic uncertainties, delayed government reports, and the Federal Reserve's divided stance on interest rates.
Crime
Nick Reiner, accused of the grisly murders of his parents Rob and Michele Reiner, had his initial court appearance delayed due to a lack of medical clearance, with his attorney stating no charges have been filed yet. Reiner, currently on suicide watch and held without bail, is represented by high-profile defense attorney Alan Jackson. The case involves reports of strange behavior and an argument at a party, a hotel stay with a blood-filled shower, and his parents found dead with multiple stab wounds.
Healthcare
Millions of Americans are facing drastically higher health insurance costs in 2026 due to the imminent expiration of COVID-era enhanced tax credits for Affordable Care Act coverage. With Congress failing to extend these subsidies, families are being forced to choose lower-quality plans, go without insurance, or cut essential expenses like Christmas gifts, as highlighted by stories from Wisconsin, Michigan, and Nevada.
Scandal
Former University of Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore was fired for an inappropriate relationship, then allegedly invaded a woman's apartment, threatened suicide, and now faces felony home invasion and stalking charges.
Adventure
Sasha DiGiulian's three-year quest to free climb El Capitán's Platinum route turned into a 23-day ordeal when a severe storm trapped her and her partner on the wall. Despite extreme weather, a partner's departure, and perilous conditions, she persevered to become the first woman to complete the climb, gaining profound mental resilience.
Gifts
Discover 23 genuinely good, thoughtful, and high-quality holiday gifts that all cost under $10, defying the usual expectations for inexpensive presents.
Politics
Charges against Rahmanullah Lakanwal, an Afghan national, have been upgraded to first-degree murder following the death of National Guard Specialist Sarah Beckstrom, who was shot near the White House. Staff Sgt. Andrew Wolfe remains in critical condition. In response, the Trump administration has halted all asylum decisions and visa issuances for Afghan passport holders, with President Trump labeling the incident a 'terrorist attack.'
Theatre
An actor performing in a university play at the Edinburgh Fringe was accidentally stabbed 7.8cm deep with a real knife during a fight scene, yet the performance continued while he sought emergency medical help.
Obituary
Richard Branson, the founder of Virgin Atlantic, has announced the death of his wife, Joan Branson, at age 80, expressing profound sorrow for his partner of 50 years and the mother of his children.
Health
The Free Birth Society (FBS), led by Emilee Saldaya and Yolande Norris-Clark, promotes unassisted births without medical professionals. A year-long investigation linked FBS to 48 cases of serious harm, including stillbirths and neonatal deaths, found its claims conflict with medical advice, and revealed its leaders directly advised women during labor despite lacking qualifications. FBS profits significantly from this ideology, exploiting distrust in maternity services, and remains undeterred by criticism.
Journalism
Teen Vogue, once a trailblazing progressive voice known for its 'Donald Trump Is Gaslighting America' story, has been folded into Vogue by Condé Nast. This move, amidst layoffs targeting diverse staff and union disputes, signals a broader crisis for feminist and progressive journalism, raising concerns about the future of diverse media for young audiences.
Art
Frida Kahlo's haunting 1940 self-portrait, 'El sueño (La cama),' sold for a record-breaking $54.7 million at Sotheby's, becoming the top-selling work by any female artist and a Latin American artist at auction.
Recall
Honda is recalling over 256,600 Accord Hybrid vehicles (2023-2025 models) in the U.S. due to a software error that may cause a sudden loss of drive power, increasing crash risk. Dealers will provide a free software update.
Retail
Two embattled retail chains, Target and Starbucks, are collaborating for the first time on an exclusive holiday drink, the 'Frozen Peppermint Hot Chocolate,' available only at Starbucks cafés inside Target stores. This strategic move aims to boost customer excitement and foot traffic during the crucial holiday shopping season, as both companies grapple with declining sales, inflation, and shifting consumer behavior.
Music
Bad Bunny dominated the 2025 Latin Grammy Awards, sweeping Album of the Year and multiple other major categories, while Ca7riel and Paco Amoroso emerged as the most awarded act. The star-studded event in Las Vegas featured electrifying performances from a diverse range of artists.
Health
Civil rights leader Rev. Jesse Jackson, 84, has been hospitalized in Chicago for Progressive Supranuclear Palsy (PSP), a rare neurodegenerative disorder, after being diagnosed in April. He is reported to be in stable condition.
Literature
David Szalay, the Booker Prize winner for 'Flesh,' shares his unique journey, from being 'eerily calm' at the award ceremony (thanks to self-hypnosis) to crafting a morally ambiguous novel about masculinity and the human body. Discover the 'Hungarian-British' author's background, his unconventional writing process, and the themes that make 'Flesh' a contemporary 'Greek tragedy.'
Health
Childhood peanut allergy diagnoses have dropped over 40% since 2017, a significant reduction attributed to new public health guidelines recommending the early introduction of peanuts to infants, a reversal of previous advice.
Fashion
Scandinavians are masters of dressing for forbidding winter weather. This article, drawing on 15 years of lifestyle writing and advice from Nordic locals, reveals 8 essential products—including waterproof boots, wool base layers, half-finger gloves, long puffer jackets, heated socks, safety reflectors, all-weather jackets, and balaclavas—that ensure warmth, practicality, and style through the long, chilly months.
Media
Former MSNBC host Joy Reid, fired after five years, discusses her abrupt departure, calling it a 'blessing' that freed her from corporate media's self-censorship. She details how major media companies, fearing retribution from figures like Donald Trump and his FCC, restrict journalism, particularly on topics like diversity and the Gaza conflict, and how she's now thriving with her independent streaming show.
Tragedy
Los Angeles Dodgers reliever Alex Vesia announced the death of his daughter, Sterling, revealing the 'deeply personal family matter' that caused him to miss the World Series. Both the Dodgers and Blue Jays paid tribute to Vesia and his family.
News
This article is a rapid-fire rundown of celebrity headlines: Taylor Swift's recent dinner with Sabrina Carpenter, the buzz around former NFL player Matt Kalil's anatomy leading to a $300K adult entertainment offer, Kim Kardashian's social media silence post-bar exam, Olivia Rodrigo's public feud with the White House over her song's use, Diddy's alleged drinking in prison, Denise Richards securing a restraining order, and Kris Jenner's lavish 70th birthday party fueling wedding speculation. Also featured are a tragic loss for Dodgers player Alex Vesia, 'Stranger Things' star Sadie Sink's souvenir, and holiday shopping deals.
Travel
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is mandating a 10% reduction in flights at 40 of the nation's busiest airports, starting Friday, to alleviate stress on air traffic controllers during the government shutdown and ensure air safety. Travelers are advised to check with their airlines for potential cancellations.
Safety
An investigative journalist posed as an 8-year-old on Roblox, uncovering a disturbing reality where avatars face cyberbullying, sexual assault simulations, and graphic violence, even with parental controls active. The exposé details the platform's controversial monetization tactics, reliance on 'playbour,' and a complex ecosystem where inappropriate content thrives, raising urgent safety concerns for children.
Health
Femtech startups and researchers are transforming menstrual blood from perceived waste into a valuable diagnostic tool. By analyzing used tampons and menstrual cups, they aim to non-invasively detect conditions like endometriosis, track hormones, screen for cancers, and advance stem cell research, challenging historical neglect of women's health.
Activism
This article explores how humor, creativity, and play are emerging as powerful and sustainable forms of resistance against political absurdity and outrage, offering a more resilient approach than anger in uncertain times, with examples from protests in Portland and New York.
Immigration
Across the US-Mexico border, Catholic and interfaith groups have formed an 'underground railroad' of support, providing food, shelter, legal aid, and spiritual comfort to immigrants terrified by federal crackdowns. Despite risks and official condemnation, these organizations, backed by leaders like Pope Leo XIV, actively defy harsh immigration policies, upholding humanitarian principles and church teachings.
Science
Contrary to popular belief, yawning isn't about oxygen. New research reveals its true purpose: cooling the brain and regulating states of arousal, a behavior shared by all vertebrates with surprising social implications.
Legal
New York Attorney General Letitia James pleaded not guilty to federal mortgage fraud charges, accusing the Trump administration of weaponizing the justice system as a tool of revenge following her civil fraud case against him.
Politics
Millions of demonstrators across the US and globally participated in the second 'No Kings' protests, marking the largest single-day demonstration against a sitting president in modern history, condemning President Trump's 'authoritarian power grabs' while he responded with mockery and an AI-generated video depicting himself as 'KING TRUMP' bombing protesters.
Politics
President Trump has granted his budget office unprecedented authority during the government shutdown, allowing it to selectively fund priorities like the military while slashing jobs and programs in health, education, and science, sparking criticism and legal challenges.
Journalism
The Pentagon's new policy, requiring journalists to publish only officially authorized information, has sparked a widespread rebellion among major news organizations, who view it as an attack on press freedom and a transformation of reporters into state functionaries.
Gaming
An extraordinary discovery of DIY gaming consoles and official documentation has reshaped the understanding of video games in Cold War East Germany, revealing state support, Stasi involvement in arcade development, and a vibrant, albeit monitored, computer club culture that challenged previous assumptions of suppression.
Immigration
The Supreme Court issued an emergency order, allowing the Trump administration to strip legal protections (Temporary Protected Status) from over 300,000 Venezuelan migrants, overturning a lower court's ruling and drawing dissent from liberal justices.
Film
Film director Scott Cooper and writer Warren Zanes reveal the making of 'Deliver Me from Nowhere,' a biopic focusing on Bruce Springsteen's 1982 album 'Nebraska,' detailing Springsteen's unprecedented approval, the challenges of adapting the solitary creative process to film, and actor Jeremy Allen White's demanding portrayal of The Boss.
Health
A new study reveals women who miss their initial breast cancer screening face a 40% higher long-term risk of dying from the disease. This article, featuring insights from Dr. Leana Wen, emphasizes the critical importance of early detection, outlines screening guidelines, discusses additional tests, and offers strategies for risk reduction, especially relevant during Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Fantasy
Discover how SenLinYu, a Harry Potter fanfiction writer, transformed their viral work into 'Alchemised,' a 1,040-page dark fantasy novel that's become a publishing sensation and a TikTok phenomenon, despite its traumatic creation process and challenging themes.
Attack
A former Marine crashed his truck into a Michigan church, then opened fire and set it ablaze, killing four people and wounding eight others during Sunday services. The attacker was killed in a shootout with police, and investigators are probing his motive, with early indications pointing to hatred of the Mormon faith.
Music
Dolly Parton has postponed her first Las Vegas residency in 32 years, 'Dolly: Live in Las Vegas,' from December 2024 to September 2026, citing health challenges requiring 'a few procedures.'
Violence
A former US Marine rammed his car into a Mormon church in Grand Blanc Township, Michigan, opened fire on hundreds of worshipers, and started a fire, killing four people and injuring at least eight. The suspect, Thomas Jacob Sanford, was killed by police.
Health
A personal account of how CrossFit helped with recovery after a double mastectomy, highlighting the unexpected physical and emotional challenges of the surgery and the surprising benefits of strength training.
Politics
The White House threatens large-scale federal worker firings if a government shutdown occurs next week, escalating tensions with Democrats.
Cinema
Discover the captivating life and career of Claudia Cardinale, the Italian actress who conquered Hollywood with her unique blend of beauty, simplicity, and strength.
Politics
Historians warn of a disturbing parallel between Nazi Germany's manipulation of women and the current far-right movement in America, revealing how a new online 'womanosphere' is promoting traditional gender roles and undermining women's rights.
Music
Grammy-winning songwriter Brett James, known for hits like "Jesus, Take the Wheel," dies in a plane crash at age 57.
Politics
Discover how clothing is being used as a powerful tool of protest in the ongoing conflict in Palestine, from keffiyehs to watermelon earrings, learn how everyday attire is making a global statement.
Politics
Late-night host Jimmy Kimmel's show was suspended after FCC threats following his comments on Charlie Kirk's death and Trump's response. The incident highlights a growing crackdown on anti-Trump speech.
Pets
Dog training doesn't have to be a nightmare! Learn how to train your dog without losing your mind, from managing expectations to knowing when to call in a pro.
Politics
The Democrats' stunning loss in the gerrymandering battle is dissected, revealing missed opportunities and a lack of long-term strategy compared to the Republicans' shrewd planning.
Politics
A 22-year-old man, Tyler James Robinson, is arrested for the murder of conservative activist Charlie Kirk at Utah Valley University. Authorities are investigating the motive, with some suggesting a possible leftist ideology.
Politics
The assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk has ignited a firestorm of political debate, with his widow vowing to continue his work, President Trump unleashing his fury on the "radical left," and FBI Director Kash Patel facing intense scrutiny.
Film
A new film explores a unique afterlife where you relive your happiest moments and choose your eternal companion. But will love conquer all, even in eternity?
Business
Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison briefly surpasses Elon Musk as the world's richest person due to a surge in Oracle's stock following a strong earnings report.
ClimateChange
As sea levels rise and storms intensify, Charleston, South Carolina, faces a stark future. A proposed $1.3 billion seawall will protect the wealthy, but low-income neighborhoods are left vulnerable, highlighting the inequities of climate change.
Sports
The Kansas City Chiefs and Los Angeles Chargers faced off in Sao Paulo, but Taylor Swift's absence overshadowed the game for many fans.
Shooting
A gunman opened fire during a school assembly at Annunciation Catholic School in Minneapolis, killing two children and wounding 17 others. The shooter, identified as 23-year-old Robin Westman, later died by suicide.
Film
A deep dive into how Netflix's data-driven approach to filmmaking is changing Hollywood, and whether it's for better or worse.
Literature
Celebrated Canadian author Miriam Toews reflects on the suicides of her sister and father in her powerful new memoir, exploring silence, words, and the enduring bonds of family.
Wildlife
A captivating story of urban wildlife, following the lives of two coyotes who've made Central Park their home, and the photographers who've dedicated themselves to protecting them.
Politics
Ghislaine Maxwell, in a recently released interview transcript, reveals explosive details about her relationships with Donald Trump, Jeffrey Epstein, and other high-profile figures. Find out what she said!
Politics
A federal judge halted the Trump administration's plan to share the personal information of 79 million Medicaid enrollees with immigration officials, citing privacy concerns and potential disruption to healthcare access.
Dating
A captivating blind date unfolds between Jonah and Sunny, filled with laughter, awkward moments, and a surprising connection. Did sparks fly? Find out now!
weather
Tropical Storm Erin is strengthening in the Atlantic and could become a hurricane, while Hurricane Henriette is active in the Pacific. Neither currently pose an immediate threat to land.
Politics
Marjorie Taylor Greene attacks her own party, a genocide in Gaza is discussed, and the week's most unbelievable headlines.
Animals
A Danish zoo's controversial program of using donated pets to feed their carnivores ignites a fierce debate about zoo ethics and animal welfare.
News
An active shooter near Emory University resulted in the death of a police officer and sparked a campus lockdown. 92 children in a nearby daycare were unharmed.
Sports
Dallas Cowboys star edge rusher Micah Parsons publicly requested a trade, citing stalled contract negotiations and dissatisfaction with the team's handling of the situation.
Politics
Senate Democrats employ a century-old law to pressure the DOJ into releasing Jeffrey Epstein files, sparking a potential legal battle.
Music
Indian rapper Hanumankind's explosive rise to global fame, his unique blend of Indian and Western hip-hop, and his journey navigating success and social responsibility.
Crime
Bryan Kohberger's plea deal leaves many questions unanswered, and sealed documents may remain hidden indefinitely. The public waits for answers.
Celebrity
From shocking arrests to jaw-dropping bailouts, this week's celebrity news is WILD. Plus, exclusive details on the Idaho murders and a whites-only community's expansion plans.
Politics
In his second term, President Trump has aggressively pursued his agenda, leaving pro-democracy forces scrambling to react. This article analyzes Trump's political strategies and offers a counter-strategy for preserving democracy.
Politics
Following criticism, the Trump administration resumes work on a crucial database that will help Americans better understand and prepare for the increased risk of flash floods in a warming world.
Politics
The State Department's controversial crackdown on student visas, involving secret White House meetings and broad definitions of antisemitism, is revealed in a federal court trial.
Disaster
The devastating July Fourth flooding in central Texas leaves a grim aftermath, with search teams painstakingly combing through debris for over 100 missing people. The massive undertaking is expected to last for months.
Entertainment
From dragons to Billy Joel, this week's streaming lineup is epic!
News
Devastating floods in Texas have claimed at least 51 lives, with dozens more still missing, including children from a summer camp. Rescue efforts are underway.
Politics
UK punk-rap duo Bob Vylan faces international backlash after leading a crowd in chants of "death to the IDF" at Glastonbury, resulting in US visa revocations and a police investigation.
Sports
The University of Pennsylvania agrees to a federal settlement, banning transgender women from women's sports and removing Lia Thomas's records, sparking outrage and reigniting the debate on transgender inclusion in sports.
Healthcare
Three senior hospital staff members were arrested on suspicion of gross negligence manslaughter in connection with the Lucy Letby case, while investigations into corporate manslaughter continue.
Sports
NBA free agent Malik Beasley is under investigation by the U.S. District Attorney’s office for alleged gambling on league games. The investigation could impact his free agency.
Politics
The Supreme Court significantly curtails the power of lower courts to issue nationwide injunctions against presidential policies, a major win for Trump.
Politics
Conflicting reports emerge after US strikes on Iranian nuclear facilities. Was the nuclear program 'obliterated,' or merely set back?
Finance
Despite initial oil price spikes, markets rebounded on Monday as Iran's retaliation for US airstrikes failed to disrupt global oil supplies. US stocks rallied, and the price of oil plummeted.
Politics
A ceasefire between Israel and Iran is announced by President Trump following a night of intense missile exchanges, leaving several dead. Details remain unclear.
Astronomy
The Vera Rubin Observatory, using the largest digital camera ever built, has captured stunning images of millions of distant stars and galaxies, along with thousands of previously unknown asteroids. Prepare to be amazed!
Politics
US bombs Iranian nuclear sites, sparking international outrage and fears of war. Will Iran retaliate? What will happen next?
Health
As summer heat waves surge, learn the dangers of heatstroke, its symptoms, and who's most at risk. Expert advice on prevention and treatment.
Business
Labubu, the fluffy, sharp-toothed figurine, has taken the world by storm, propelling its creator, Pop Mart, to massive financial success. Discover the secrets behind this adorable, yet expensive, craze!
Cybersecurity
Cybernews researchers discover 30 datasets containing 16 billion compromised login credentials from various platforms, highlighting the importance of strong cybersecurity practices.
Cybersecurity
Cybernews researchers discover 30 datasets containing 16 billion compromised login credentials from various platforms, highlighting the importance of strong cyber hygiene.
Holidays
Juneteenth is upon us again! Learn about the history, celebrations, and controversies surrounding this important holiday, including whether or not your company will recognize it.
InternationalPolitics
A devastating conflict between Israel and Iran rages on, causing widespread destruction and mounting casualties. Israel claims significant damage to Iranian military infrastructure, while Iran retaliates with attacks on Israeli targets. The US remains cautiously supportive of Israel, while international efforts to de-escalate the conflict face challenges.
Crime
Silentó, the rapper famous for his hit song "Watch Me (Whip/Nae Nae)," pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter and other charges in the 2021 shooting death of his cousin and received a 30-year prison sentence.
Health
Discover restless legs syndrome (RLS), a neurological disorder causing discomfort and sleep disruption. Learn about symptoms, causes, treatments, and when to seek medical help.
Obituary
Emmy-nominated actor Harris Yulin, known for his roles in 'Frasier', 'Ghostbusters II', and many other films and TV shows, passed away at age 87 due to cardiac arrest.
Weather
Hurricane Barbara, the first hurricane of the Eastern Pacific season, forms off the coast of Mexico, posing a threat with life-threatening surf and rip currents. Tropical Storm Cosme also strengthens.
Health
A man's life takes a terrifying turn after a seemingly innocent midnight swim. His journey to diagnosis and recovery from depersonalization disorder is a gripping tale of mystery, isolation, and hope.
Gaming
The new Nintendo Switch 2 launched in Japan with massive lines and a lottery system for preorders, while US preorders faced delays due to tariffs.
Politics
President Trump announced a new travel ban affecting citizens from 12 countries, sparking outrage and condemnation.
Music
Incarcerated artists in Florida's Broward County jails created an album, "Bending the Bars," highlighting their experiences and advocating for systemic change. The project, organized by Chip, a community hotline for incarcerated people, overcame numerous challenges, including limited access to phones and constant censorship.
Sports
The Oilers and Panthers face off in the Stanley Cup Finals for the second year in a row. This year, political tensions and Florida's unique character add intrigue to the matchup.
Obituary
John Brenkus, creator and host of the Emmy-winning show "Sports Science," passed away at 54 after a long battle with depression. His family requests privacy but encourages others struggling with depression to seek help.
attack
A man wielding a flamethrower attacked a pro-Israel rally in Boulder, Colorado, injuring eight people. The FBI is investigating the incident as a terrorist act.
LGBTQ
Pride Month 2024 is here, but it's not all rainbows and parades. This year's events face challenges from political backlash and corporate sponsorship pullouts, while still celebrating LGBTQ+ rights and culture.
Politics
Conservative Karol Nawrocki wins Poland's presidential election in a tight race, signaling a shift towards nationalism and potentially impacting relations with the EU and Ukraine.
Family
A woman is struggling with her manipulative mother who is threatening to disinherit her unless she ends her relationship with her partner. A therapist weighs in on this toxic family dynamic.
Politics
Gabrielle Cuccia, a pro-Trump Pentagon correspondent, was fired from OAN after criticizing Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's crackdown on press access.
Celebrity
Deborra-Lee Furness opens up about the 'traumatic journey' of her divorce from Hugh Jackman, revealing insights into their separation after nearly three decades of marriage.
Politics
President Trump concludes his Middle East trip, boasting of major deals, controversial proposals, and unexpected turns in international relations.
Justice
A landmark press conference reveals a panel of international experts disputing the convictions of Lucy Letby, Britain's worst child serial killer, raising serious questions about the safety of her convictions and the integrity of the prosecution's case.
Relationships
A deep dive into how couples manage their money, revealing surprising truths about love, trust, and finances.
Television
Nathan Fielder returns with a second season of his mind-bending show, The Rehearsal, pushing the boundaries of reality TV with elaborate simulations and bizarre experiments. This season tackles aviation safety, cloned dogs, and a singing competition in a way that's both hilarious and deeply unsettling.
Astronomy
May's full moon, a micromoon, will appear full on Sunday and Monday evenings. This is the last of three micromoons in 2025, followed by supermoons in the fall and eclipses in September.
Film
A doctor's unexpected obsession with Nicolas Cage's filmography leads to surprising personal and professional revelations.
Astronomy
May's Flower Micromoon makes an appearance, followed by a total lunar eclipse and a partial solar eclipse later in the year!
Politics
Bill Gates accuses Elon Musk of causing millions of deaths due to drastic cuts in US foreign aid, escalating their feud.
Celebrity
A whirlwind of celebrity news: Simon Fuller's divorce, Taylor Swift's subpoena, Kanye's stunt, Farrah Abraham's Vegas poolside photos, and more!
Generational
A generational clash is brewing online! Find out why Gen Z thinks Millennials are officially "uncool." From fashion fails to social media faux pas, we uncover the reasons behind the online feud.
Animation
How Hollywood gets the hijab wrong, and one animator's fight for accurate representation.
News
John Elway's longtime agent and friend, Jeff Sperbeck, dies at 62 after a golf cart accident. Plus, other celebrity news!
Movies
A Minecraft Movie review: Is it worth watching for the plot, or just Jason Momoa's comedic performance?
Sports
Seven-time Pro Bowl receiver Julio Jones announces his retirement from the NFL after a stellar 13-season career.
Celebrity
Justin Baldoni fires back at Blake Lively, Beckham brothers feud, and Mel Gibson gets his gun rights back! Plus, donut drama and a new Superman trailer!
Politics
President Trump's new tariffs trigger a global market meltdown, with the Dow plummeting and experts warning of potential recession.
News
Actor Jean-Claude Van Damme is facing charges in Romania for allegedly having sex with trafficked women. Plus, updates on Val Kilmer's death, a Texas high school stabbing, and more.
Politics
President Trump unleashes new tariff threats against Russia and Iran, hints at a third term, and Elon Musk visits the CIA amidst a turbulent week for the White House.
Baseball
Yankees players are using a new, controversial bat design that's causing a stir in MLB. Find out why some players love it and others aren't interested!
Politics
Hamas agrees to Egypt's proposal to release 5 hostages, including an American-Israeli, in exchange for a renewed ceasefire. Israel responds with a counter-proposal.
Lottery
A lucky California player won a massive Powerball jackpot, choosing between a $527 million annuity or a $243.8 million lump sum.
Politics
Hamas agrees to Egypt's proposal to release 5 hostages, including an American-Israeli, in exchange for a renewed ceasefire. Israel responds with a counter-proposal.
crime
Singer Sean Kingston and his mother found guilty on all counts of wire fraud, facing decades in prison.
Politics
South Korea reports a massive increase in North Korean troops deployed to Russia, escalating tensions and raising concerns about global security. A potential Kim Jong Un visit to Russia is also in the works.
Sports
The sudden death of 14-year-old Miller Gardner, son of former Yankees star Brett Gardner, has shocked the sports world. The cause of death remains undetermined, as Costa Rican authorities face a backlog of autopsies due to a surge in homicides.
Entertainment
Rachel Zegler's controversial comments and the movie's 'woke' changes spark backlash, leading Disney to downsize the premiere.
Religion
A transgender Muslim influencer in Indonesia received a 2-year, 10-month sentence for hate speech against Christianity after suggesting Jesus should cut his hair.
Politics
A last-minute spending bill passes the House, but the Senate remains uncertain. Meanwhile, Trump announces sweeping job cuts, controversial tariffs, and a surprising Tesla purchase.
MissingPerson
A University of Pittsburgh student disappeared from a Dominican Republic beach after swimming with a man now being questioned by investigators. Authorities are searching extensively, but her fate remains unknown.
Business
A 40-day boycott of Target is underway, led by Rev. Jamal Bryant, protesting the retailer's decision to scale back diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) initiatives. Will it make a difference?
Fashion
Brooks Nader flaunts her body in a sheer bodysuit during Paris Fashion Week, turning heads with her daring outfit.
Obituary
Pamela Bach, actress and ex-wife of David Hasselhoff, dies by suicide at age 62, leaving behind a legacy marked by a contentious divorce and acting roles in 'Baywatch' and 'The Young and the Restless'.
Politics
President Trump wants to abolish the Department of Education and redistribute its powers. His nominee, Linda McMahon, is tasked with this monumental undertaking, potentially leading to significant changes in student loans, civil rights enforcement, and school funding.
Politics
A Russian missile attack on a hotel in Kryvyi Rih, Ukraine, resulted in four deaths and over 30 injuries. Rescuers are still searching for survivors amidst the rubble.
Politics
President Trump's new tariffs on Canadian and Mexican imports are causing a firestorm. Find out how it impacts car prices and your grocery bill!
Entertainment
The 97th Academy Awards are underway! Find out who took home the gold, the biggest red carpet moments, and the controversy that overshadowed Netflix's frontrunner.
Awards
The 97th Academy Awards are almost here! Find out who's predicted to win, how to watch the show and red carpet, and where to stream the nominated films.
Politics
Angry protesters confront Vice President JD Vance during his family ski trip in Vermont, following a heated Oval Office meeting with President Trump and Zelensky.
Health
A retired NYPD lieutenant's dream trip turns into a financial nightmare as his son battles a rare and aggressive brain cancer, forcing the family to live in an RV and deplete their savings.
Politics
Attorney General Pam Bondi announces the imminent release of Jeffrey Epstein's documents, including flight logs, after a lengthy delay due to victim protection concerns. Expect a flood of names!
News
A profanity-laced argument between a fitness CEO and a celebrity chef erupts in a luxury Manhattan building over an unleashed dog. The shocking video went viral.
Health
Pope Francis' health is improving slightly, but his prognosis remains guarded as he battles double pneumonia.
Entertainment
Actress Michelle Trachtenberg, known for her roles in "Gossip Girl" and "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," has passed away unexpectedly. New details about her death and tributes from co-stars are emerging.
Entertainment
Actress Michelle Trachtenberg, known for her roles in "Gossip Girl" and "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," has passed away at the age of 36. New details regarding her death have been revealed.
Health
Pope Francis' health is improving slightly, but his prognosis remains guarded as he battles double pneumonia.
Aviation
A string of near-misses and crashes in US airspace, including a terrifying aborted landing at Reagan National Airport, raises serious safety concerns.
