Ole Miss is investigating three students shown making apparent monkey noises outside an apartment, but reports indicate the neighbors did not know one another. Online users identified and doxxed the students before the university announced any conclusion.
France says Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps sabotaged remotely controlled grocery refrigeration systems, spoiling millions of euros in food. Similar incidents across Europe and at United States military commissaries are fueling concern about vulnerable food infrastructure.
The Supreme Court lifted a federal construction freeze, allowing Trump’s administration to resume work on West Texas border barriers while conservation groups, local opponents and others continue challenging Homeland Security waivers used to advance the project.
El-Sayed’s summit appearance showcased the hard left coalition powering his rise, as communist activists, Arab political organizers and anti Israel figures celebrated his victory while supporters openly discussed a future presidential campaign.
After Democrats seized both chambers of Congress, former White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said Republicans need a new America First leader who can reconnect with working Americans and preserve Donald Trump's coalition once he is no longer on the ticket.
Zohran Mamdani is courting powerful progressive labor leaders while searching for a 2028 presidential contender, even as he reportedly questions whether close ally Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez will enter the race.
Hilary Duff says returning to music forced her to confront the lasting scars of childhood fame, while support from her son and longtime fans helped her reclaim the stage and shape this chapter of her career on her own terms.
Miranda Lambert says a fan’s startling confession about shooting an abusive partner transformed her understanding of "Gunpowder & Lead," turning the 2007 song from a performed character study into something with profound consequences for listeners.