Washington University Clears Armed Person Alert at St. Louis Campus
Washington University in St. Louis issued an armed person alert Tuesday morning but later gave the all clear after police searched the Danforth Campus and found no active threat.
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Jack Hughes’ USA Celebration Sparks Online Calls Targeting Tate McRae
Jack Hughes’ emotional USA celebration after a major hockey victory triggered online backlash, with some social media users urging Canadian singer Tate McRae to end their rumored relationship.
Paradise Season 2 Review Signals Slow Start Ahead of Hulu Premiere
Paradise Season 2 is drawing mixed early reviews, with critics warning the Hulu series loses its mystery engine and narrative urgency despite strong performances from Sterling K. Brown.
Evangelion Franchise Announces New Anime Series for 30th Anniversary
The Evangelion franchise has confirmed a new anime series to mark its 30th anniversary. The project brings together major creative talent, though key story details and a release timeline remain undisclosed.
New York Blizzard Dumps 22 Inches of Snow, Thousands of Flights Canceled
A powerful East Coast blizzard buried parts of New York under more than 22 inches of snow, grounding thousands of flights and triggering severe travel warnings across the region.
Utah Mom Kouri Richins Goes on Trial in Husband Fentanyl Death
Utah mother and children’s book author Kouri Richins is on trial over the 2022 fentanyl death of her husband, Eric Richins, with prosecutors alleging murder and the defense denying any direct evidence.
Former UK Ambassador Peter Mandelson Arrested in Epstein Probe
Former UK ambassador to the United States Peter Mandelson was arrested in London as part of an investigation linked to newly released Epstein-related material, according to Metropolitan Police.
Bitcoin Drops Below $65K as Trump Tariff Move Shakes Crypto Markets
Bitcoin fell under $65,000 as President Donald Trump’s tariff escalation rattled risk markets, with analysts pointing to macro uncertainty and weak liquidity as key drivers of the crypto downturn.
HBO’s Knight of the Seven Kingdoms Finale Ends Season With Quiet Reset
The Season 1 finale of HBO’s Knight of the Seven Kingdoms delivers a reflective ending centered on consequences, character growth, and the future of Dunk and Egg rather than major action.
US Embassy Issues Shelter Alert in Mexico After El Mencho Death
The U.S. Embassy has urged Americans in several Mexican states to shelter in place after security operations and cartel-linked disruptions impacted key tourist regions, raising fresh travel safety concerns.
Total Lunar Eclipse to Turn Moon Red Across North America in March
Skywatchers across North America will witness a rare blood moon on March 3 as a total lunar eclipse turns the moon deep red during the early morning hours.
New York City Declares Snow Day as Blizzard Warning Hits Region
New York City officials declared a full snow day for public schools Monday as the region braces for its first blizzard warning in nearly a decade, with heavy snowfall, strong winds, and hazardous travel expected.
Sundar-Miller Clash Erupts as South Africa Crush India by 76 Runs
South Africa crushed India by 76 runs in the T20 World Cup 2026 match in Ahmedabad, powered by David Miller’s 63 and Dewald Brevis’ 45, after an earlier on-field exchange added heat to the contest.
Kim Kardashian Says Ray J Claims Threaten Her Law Career
Kim Kardashian warned in new court filings that Ray J’s public allegations could jeopardize her goal of becoming a lawyer, prompting fresh legal action from the reality star and her mother.
Mike Tirico Credits Marv Albert’s Influence on NBA Broadcasters
Mike Tirico says legendary broadcaster Marv Albert shaped a generation of NBA voices, including Mike Breen and Ian Eagle, highlighting Albert’s lasting influence on modern basketball coverage.
Kim Kardashian Reveals Brain Aneurysm Diagnosis
Kim Kardashian revealed doctors detected a small brain aneurysm during routine imaging, raising awareness about a condition that is often silent but can become serious if it ruptures.
Viral Baby Monkey Punch Finds Comfort With Zoo Troop
Punch, the baby Japanese macaque who captured hearts online while hugging a stuffed toy, is now showing encouraging signs of social bonding with other monkeys at his zoo in Japan.
Snooki Reveals Stage 1 Cervical Cancer Diagnosis
Jersey Shore star Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi revealed she has Stage 1 cervical cancer but said doctors caught it early. She is now undergoing further testing while urging women to prioritize regular screenings.
Sam Levinson Donates $27,000 to Eric Dane Family Fund
Sam Levinson and his wife donated $27,000 to a GoFundMe created for Eric Dane’s family following the actor’s death at 53 after an ALS battle.
Salsa Legend Willie Colón Dies at 75
Willie Colón, the influential salsa pioneer and trombonist, has died at 75. The Bronx-born musician leaves behind a decades-long legacy that helped define modern Latin music worldwide.
Central West Florida Under Fire Weather Watch Monday
The National Weather Service has placed parts of Central West Florida under a fire weather watch for Monday as gusty winds and low humidity are expected to create conditions favorable for rapid wildfire spread.
Vinicius Equalizes as Real Madrid Fight Back vs Osasuna
Real Madrid fought back at El Sadar after falling behind to Osasuna, with Vinicius Junior scoring the equalizer in a tense LaLiga clash that could impact the title race.
Supreme Court Blocks Trump Global Tariffs in Major Ruling
The Supreme Court ruled President Trump cannot impose broad global tariffs without Congress, dealing a major setback to a key economic policy while leaving some targeted tariffs intact.
Ex-Prince Andrew Arrest Spurs Epstein Accountability Demands
The arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor in a UK misconduct investigation tied to newly released Epstein files has reignited calls from London to Washington for independent probes into alleged networks and accountability for powerful figures.
US Economy Slows to 1.4% Growth in Late 2025
US economic growth slowed sharply to 1.4% in the fourth quarter of 2025 as the government shutdown and weaker consumer spending weighed on activity. Inflation remained elevated near 3%, complicating the Federal Reserve outlook.
Peaky Blinders Film Trailer Reveals Tommy’s WWII Reckoning
The first trailer for Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man shows Tommy Shelby returning to wartime Birmingham to confront his past and his son. The film arrives in theaters March 6 before streaming March 20 on Netflix.
Trump Questions Obama Over Alien Comment in Press Exchange
President Trump responded to questions about extraterrestrial life after Barack Obama’s past remarks resurfaced, suggesting classified information may have been discussed. Trump said he does not know whether aliens are real.
The Night Agent Season 4 Writers Room Active Ahead of S3
The Night Agent creator Shawn Ryan confirms a Season 4 writers room is already working, even without a formal renewal. With Season 3 debuting Feb. 19, Netflix may soon decide on continuing the hit thriller.
Toy Story 5 Trailer Pits Woody and Buzz Against Tech
Pixar’s new Toy Story 5 trailer shows Woody and Buzz facing a modern threat as kids turn to screens over toys. The sequel explores how technology reshapes childhood and challenges the gang’s purpose.
Athens Restaurants Mark Margarita Day and Spring Menus
Athens restaurants are celebrating National Margarita Day with drink specials while unveiling fresh spring menus and brunch returns. From $5 house margaritas to limited-time wraps and desserts, local spots are drawing weekend crowds.
Jordan Stolz Wins Silver as Liu Eyes Olympic Medal
Jordan Stolz earned silver in the 1,500 meters at the Milan Cortina Olympics, falling short of a third gold. Alysa Liu skates for a medal in the women’s free program, while Team USA meets Canada for hockey gold.
Tedesco Backs Sidiki Cherif as Fenerbahçe Host Forest
Fenerbahçe coach Domenico Tedesco says Sidiki Cherif is fully fit ahead of the Europa League clash with Nottingham Forest. The first leg will be officiated by experienced Swiss referee Sandro Schärer.
South Korea’s ex-president jailed for life over martial law bid
A Seoul court sentenced former South Korean president Yoon Suk Yeol to life in prison for attempting to impose martial law in December 2024. Judges ruled the move amounted to insurrection and severely damaged the country’s democracy.
Christy Carlson Romano Shares Positive Cancer Screening Result
Actress Christy Carlson Romano revealed her cancer screening returned positive, saying she is awaiting further tests while staying hopeful. The update comes nearly a year after surviving a life-threatening shooting accident.
Hilary Duff Adds New Dates to Lucky Me Tour, Reveals Album Track List
Hilary Duff expanded her upcoming Lucky Me global tour with four new dates while also unveiling the full track list of her new album Luck… or Something, set for release this week.
US, Iran Hold Geneva Talks as Ukraine Negotiations Continue
US officials say progress was made in Geneva talks with Iran, while parallel negotiations involving Russia and Ukraine focused on practical steps toward conflict resolution. Further diplomatic meetings are scheduled in the coming days.
Savannah Chrisley Guest Hosts The View This Week on ABC
Reality television personality Savannah Chrisley is guest co-hosting The View for four days this week, stepping in for Alyssa Farah Griffin during maternity leave, with several celebrity guests scheduled to appear on the show.
Civil Rights Leader Jesse Jackson Dies at 84
Civil rights leader Jesse Jackson, a key figure who bridged the era between Martin Luther King Jr. and Barack Obama, has died at 84, leaving a legacy of voting-rights activism, presidential campaigns, and decades of social justice advocacy.
California Avalanche Traps Skiers; Rescue Effort Underway Amid Blizzard
A powerful avalanche in Northern California has left 10 skiers missing while six survivors remain trapped but in contact with rescuers, as emergency crews race against severe storm conditions to reach the group.
YouTube Outage Disrupts Recommendations, Service Gradually Restored
YouTube experienced a global outage that prevented videos from appearing on homepages and feeds, affecting hundreds of thousands of users before services were gradually restored later in the evening.
O Romeo Earns $7.4M Worldwide in First 4 Days at Box Office
Shahid Kapoor’s O Romeo delivered a strong opening, earning approximately $7.4 million worldwide within four days of release, signaling solid audience turnout across domestic and international markets.
Where to Watch the Ramadan Iftar Cannon in Fujairah 2026
Fujairah authorities have announced daily Ramadan iftar cannon firings for 2026, with the main launch at Sheikh Zayed Mosque and additional locations across the emirate, allowing residents to witness one of the UAE’s most cherished Ramadan traditions.
Ramadan 2026 Begins: Global Suhoor, Iftar Times and Calendar Guide
Ramadan 2026 has begun following the crescent moon sighting, with Muslims worldwide observing daily fasting while checking Ramadan calendars, prayer timetables, and suhoor and iftar timings across different cities.
Top DHS Immigration Spokesperson Tricia McLaughlin to Leave Post
Tricia McLaughlin, a key public spokesperson for the Department of Homeland Security and defender of the administration’s immigration policies, is stepping down amid agency funding tensions and ongoing congressional scrutiny.
Ronda Rousey vs Gina Carano Set for Historic MMA Comeback Fight
Ronda Rousey will return to professional MMA to face pioneer Gina Carano in a long-anticipated superfight on May 16 in California, marking one of the most historic matchups in women’s combat sports.
Texas Senate Hopeful James Talarico Frames Faith-Centered Campaign Message
Texas State Representative James Talarico is positioning his potential U.S. Senate run around faith-driven politics, grassroots organizing, and criticism of culture-war issues, arguing that economic concerns should dominate the national conversation.
2 Dead, 3 Critical After Shooting at Rhode Island Hockey Game
Two people were killed and three others critically injured after a gunman opened fire during a high school hockey game in Pawtucket, Rhode Island. Police say the suspect later died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound as the investigation continues.
Multiple Injured in Rhode Island Ice Rink Shooting; Suspect Dead
Several people were injured after a shooting at an indoor ice rink in Pawtucket, Rhode Island, during a high school hockey event. Authorities confirmed the suspect is dead while the investigation continues.
De Niro, Ruffalo to Speak at Washington “Drain the Swamp” Event
Actors Robert De Niro and Mark Ruffalo are set to appear at the “Drain the Swamp” event in Washington, D.C., where activists, journalists, and political figures will host speeches and discussions timed alongside the State of the Union address.
J. Cole Announces Detroit Stop on ‘The Fall-Off’ World Tour
J. Cole has announced a Detroit concert on August 16 as part of his global “The Fall-Off” tour, following the release of his chart-topping album that debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200.