Comet 3I/ATLAS Accelerates Past Mars at 155,000 mph: Orbiter Tracks Its Rare Hyperbolic Escape
ESA's ExoMars orbiter has tracked interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS at unprecedented speed, refining its trajectory and offering vital lessons for planetary defence.
Karoline Leavitt's Husband Draws Spotlight as Critics Question Wealth, Role and Political Ties
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt's marriage to real estate investor Nicholas Riccio has sparked public scrutiny over his wealth, political proximity and role in her career.
Royal Mint Turns Freddie Mercury into Currency: Rock Icon Joins Britain's Moneyed Pantheon
The Royal Mint has unveiled a commemorative coin honouring Freddie Mercury, marking 40 years since Live Aid and celebrating his enduring legacy.
Brian Walshe Confesses to Misleading Police as Murder Trial Looms
Brian Walshe admitted to misleading police and disposing of his wife's body, but denies murder as his trial approaches.
Trump Economic Adviser Insists 'Purchasing Power Has Gone Up' as Families Drown in Bills
Trump economic adviser Kevin Hassett claimed purchasing power has risen, but TikTok users and families struggling with bills strongly disagreed.
Is Honking Now a Crime? Border Patrol Smashes Window, Drags Screaming Women from Car
Border Patrol agents in Charlotte, NC, smashed a car window and zip-tied two women after they honked their horns, sparking outrage and questions about civil liberties.
Justin Bieber Injury Update: Bruised Ribs Put Coachella 2026 Headline Slot Under Pressure
Justin Bieber revealed he suffered bruised ribs after a skateboard fall, raising concerns about his Coachella 2026 headline performance.
Elon Musk Shock: Biographer Criticises CEO For Firing People Instead Of Government Reform
Biographer Walter Isaacson claims Elon Musk bungled a chance for US government reform, criticising his staff relief streak. Musk responded by promising to share his own account.
The Game Awards 2025: Is Clair Obscur's Record-Breaking Run a Triumph or a Sign of Bias?
Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 leads The Game Awards 2025 with 12 nominations, raising questions about PlayStation's dominance and whether jury bias is shaping the industry's biggest stage.
Bo Bragason Shines in First Zelda Photos as Nintendo Bets Big on Live-Action Fantasy
Nintendo releases first official photos from The Legend of Zelda live-action film, with Bo Bragason as Princess Zelda and Benjamin Evan Ainsworth as Link, as the studio highlights cinematic storytelling.
3I/ATLAS Update: How To Watch Interstellar Comet On Its Escape From Our Solar System
Interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS, only the third of its kind ever detected, is speeding away from the Sun. Here's how to watch its livestream as it exits our solar system.
Missing RFA Sailor Case Raises Tough Question: Is Britain's Naval Workforce Stretched Too Thin?
The extensive search for a missing Royal Fleet Auxiliary sailor off Ireland's coast has ended, raising questions about whether Britain's naval workforce is under increasing strain.
Trump 'Banging' Aide Claim Emailed To Jeffrey Epstein By Michael Wolff: Report
Michael Wolff allegedly emailed Jeffrey Epstein in 2019 claiming that Donald Trump boasted of an intimate relationship with aide Madeleine Westerhout, though she has strongly denied the accusations.
Where to Find Hot Turkey Deals: BJ's, Aldi, Walmart in Price War as Thanksgiving Costs Skyrocket
Turkey prices have surged 40% ahead of Thanksgiving, but BJ's, Aldi and Walmart are battling to offer hot deals that ease the burden on families.
From 15 to 23 Cases: ByHeart Infant Formula Outbreak Shows How Quickly Safety Signals Escalate
The ByHeart infant formula botulism outbreak has grown to 23 cases across 13 states, raising urgent questions about food safety oversight and federal preparedness.
Suspect Arrested in US Attorney Alina Habba Office Attack: What's the Motive Behind It?
A suspect has been arrested after ransacking US attorney Alina Habba's office, but investigators have yet to reveal a motive, raising questions about security, politics, and her controversial role.
Elizabeth Franz's Death Highlights Broadway's Struggle to Preserve Its Legends Beyond the Stage
Tony Award-winning actress Elizabeth Franz has died at 84. Her legacy raises questions about how Broadway preserves its legends in a world dominated by film and television.
Half-Life 3 Announcement Teased Again: Will Valve's Next Reveal Deliver or Disappoint?
Insiders claim Valve is preparing to announce Half-Life 3, but fans remain divided on whether the reveal will finally deliver or end in disappointment.
Doug McMillon Steps Down: Will Walmart's New CEO Keep the World's Largest Retailer on Top?
Doug McMillon retires after transforming Walmart into a tech-driven powerhouse. John Furner will succeed him, but can he sustain Walmart's dominance in a volatile retail market?
Joe Biden Cruelly Mocked As 'The Walking Corpse': New Health Fears Emerge
Joe Biden's recent public appearance sparked conspiracy theories and cruel online mockery, while renewed health concerns highlight the toll of his ongoing cancer battle.
3I/ATLAS Comet Unveils Unprecedented Radio Signal: Experts Are Baffled
The interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS has produced a radio signal unlike any ever recorded, leaving astronomers puzzled and prompting new questions about cosmic phenomena.
Tyler, the Creator Fortnite Skin Is Finally Here — Release Date and How to Get It
Fortnite has officially unveiled Tyler, the Creator as part of its Icon Series. The skin includes two outfits and emotes, releasing in the Item Shop at the next shop reset.
15 Sick Infants, One Brand: Is ByHeart's Organic Promise a Dangerous Illusion?
ByHeart's infant formula recall follows a botulism outbreak that hospitalized 15 babies across 12 states. The case raises questions about boutique branding, regulatory oversight, and consumer trust.
Veterans Day Freebies: Firehouse Subs, Freddy's, and Texas Roadhouse Serve Gratitude—One Plate at a Time
On Veterans Day 2025, restaurants like Firehouse Subs, Freddy's, and Texas Roadhouse offer free meals and vouchers to honor military service. Here's how food becomes a gesture of national gratitude.
Wendy Williams Doesn't Have Dementia—So Who's Been Controlling Her Life?
Physicians reveal Wendy Williams does not have frontotemporal dementia, raising serious questions about her court-ordered guardianship.
How Did a Brand-New Bridge Collapse in China? Experts Blame Speed Over Safety
A newly built bridge in Sichuan, China collapsed just months after opening. Experts point to rushed timelines, environmental instability, and oversight gaps as key factors.
No Federal Stimulus Checks in 2025—Here's What's Actually Happening
Despite viral claims and political proposals, no federal stimulus checks are being issued in 2025. Here's what's real, what's hearsay, and what Americans can expect.
TPUSA's Alex Clark Accuses Candace Owens of Implying Charlie Kirk's Inner Circle Orchestrated His Death
Alex Clark publicly criticises Candace Owens for suggesting Charlie Kirk's closest allies may have been involved in his death. Owens denies the official narrative and promotes unverified theories.
Tesla Semi's First Commercial Customer Confirmed Ahead of 2026 Launch
Tesla confirms it will be the first commercial user of its all-electric Semi truck in 2026, ahead of deliveries to major logistics partners.
Hamburger Chain Restaurant Closures: 300 Locations to Shutter Amid Inflation and Foot Traffic Decline
A major hamburger chain plans to close 300 US locations by 2026, citing inflation, declining foot traffic, and competition from lower-priced casual dining rivals.





