Matthew McConaughey described Woody Harrelson’s habit of arriving unannounced, staying for months and inviting strangers on vacations, while the close friends also revisited the startling possibility that they could share a biological connection.
Hawaii prosecutors demanded decades of API records and communications with 225 entities, expanding a climate lawsuit that critics say threatens free speech while exposing the oil industry to billions in potential damages.
The Texas Stock Exchange is giving companies another place to list shares and raise capital as corporate headquarters and major financial firms expand across the Lone Star State, fueling Dallas’ ambitious bid to challenge Wall Street.
Chris Rock compared institutionalized wokeness to the Salem witch hunts, arguing that punishment without forgiveness becomes destructive, while also acknowledging that cancel culture helped previously unheard people gain attention.
Michael Douglas writes that FBI and LAPD officers warned him of a credible threat involving a needle infected with HIV at the 1992 Oscars, prompting undercover protection as he went onstage to present Jodie Foster with Best Actress.
Declassified memos show investigators tracked Susie Wiles’ contacts with Trump lawyers, campaign personnel and journalists while FBI officials questioned the justification for a Mar-a-Lago search and proposed less invasive alternatives.
Damien Neva allegedly praised Hamas leader Yahya al-Sinwar before joining PS 77, prompting an official investigation and demands for his firing as Jewish coop members pursue a lawsuit over a ban on Israeli goods.
The Bouquet Fire surpassed 1,000 acres and reached 40% containment as Los Angeles County ordered evacuations and warned nine emergency zones during a weekend of triple digit heat and rising Sunday winds.