A federal judge has approved a $2.8 billion settlement, allowing US colleges to pay athletes millions starting next month. This historic ruling reshapes college sports, sparking debates on fairness, budgets, and the future of amateur athletics.
Washington governor deploys National Guard in a desperate manhunt for Travis Decker, a 32-year-old father suspected of killing his daughters. Local and federal teams search tirelessly by air and ground, as a grieving community seeks justice.
Kilmar Abrego Garcia, wrongly deported years ago, returns to the U.S. to face charges of human smuggling. Accused of transporting undocumented immigrants across states, his case highlights systemic immigration issues and raises questions about justice and compassion.
President Trump claims China will resume rare earth mineral exports to the US ahead of London trade talks. While this could benefit American industries, experts doubt China will surrender its strategic control over these critical resources.
Kharkiv, Ukraine’s second-largest city, endured its most devastating attack of the war, as Russia unleashed massive strikes. Following a major aerial assault, the city faces immense destruction, testing the resilience of its people amid escalating violence.
George Wendt, beloved as Norm Peterson on ‘Cheers,’ passed away last month. His cause of death was recently revealed, prompting tributes from fans and co-stars. Wendt’s iconic role and humor left a lasting legacy in television, ensuring his memory lives on through laughter.
‘Ballerina,’ the ‘John Wick’ spinoff, earns $3.75M in previews and a 93% audience score, matching ‘John Wick 4.’ With stunning action and emotional depth, it’s captivating fans. Meanwhile, ‘Lilo & Stitch’ crosses $300M globally, highlighting diverse cinematic successes.
Lexi Wood has left Bravo’s ‘Summer House’ after just one season, surprising fans ahead of Season 10. Her bold personality made waves, but her future remains uncertain. What prompted her exit, and what’s next for the show?
Discover the top 10 movies and TV shows for your weekend, from thrilling spy dramas and action spin-offs to heartfelt comedies and major award shows. Dive into diverse stories, including indie gems and family-friendly picks, for an unforgettable binge.
Turnstile electrified Baltimore at Pitchfork’s zine launch, celebrating their cover feature with a night of music and community. Friends, family, and fans united for a hometown reunion, marked by a surprise performance and heartfelt moments, showcasing the band’s enduring connection to their roots.
