The announcer was fired after an investigation tied to a passenger complaint on a May flight. Legend is not reprinting the alleged screen contents.

Bureau of Prisons records cited by TMZ now point to February 5, 2028, at Fort Dix after a year of date bounce.

The guitarist wants future support reduced after an alleged overpayment. Legend is waiting for an order, not a rumor.

A Colorado judge sentenced Lauren Boebert's son after a toddler was found unsupervised. Legend separates that plea from other headlines.

The Gloria Steinem Foundation said she died at home in New York. Cause withheld. The work — Ms. magazine and six decades of organizing — is the obituary.

After 38 hours, jurors in Plymouth County could not agree. The court declared a mistrial. A retrial remains possible.

After three days of cardiac-related testing following a Muny date, Lionel Richie was discharged and began traveling back to Los Angeles.

Media Personality and Journalist Joseph Bonner and POTUS, President Donald Trump In a statement that has drawn attention across the human rights community, Joseph Bonner, President of the Global Human Rights Taskforce, took to social media with a direct and deeply personal challenge to the President of the United States, calling for greater accountability over allegations of serious human rights abuses in Israel. Bonner's message began on a notably different note. Addressing

In the quiet coastal town of Duxbury, Massachusetts, a family tragedy that began on a winter evening in 2023 has become one of the most closely watched criminal cases in the country. As of August 7, 2026, the murder trial of Lindsay Clancy continues in Plymouth Superior Court, forcing a jury—and the public—to confront difficult questions about mental illness, motherhood, medication, and the limits of legal accountability. Clancy, 35, a former labor and delivery nurse, faces t

The Scoop: If you’ve noticed your wallet feeling a lot lighter lately, you can thank the prolonged conflict in the Middle East. The global economic buffer has officially worn thin, and consumers are paying the price. The Details: Decades of intense geopolitical and religious tension have erupted into prolonged military operations around critical trade routes like the Strait of Hormuz. Because of the constant danger, oil prices have quietly shot up by roughly 30%. The Global I

Busted for Insurance Fraud Former Eagles star Alshon Jeffery had a rough morning. The Super Bowl LII champ was booked around 8 AM for insurance fraud and failing to disclose payments. It’s a major fall from grace for the wide receiver who once ruled the field in Philly.

Cops Swarm Hollywood Hills Home It was a heavy scene in the Hollywood Hills as LAPD’s elite robbery-homicide unit led music artist D4vd away in handcuffs. He's been booked on suspicion of murdering 14-year-old Celeste Rivas. Cops say her remains were found in the trunk of his impounded Tesla back in September.

A ten-day ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon officially began at midnight, offering a brief reprieve after weeks of intense military conflict. President Trump, speaking from the White House before a trip to Las Vegas, expressed high optimism that this truce is the first major step toward a broader peace deal with Iran. He suggested that leaders from both Israel and Lebanon could visit Washington within the next few days for a historic meeting. However, the peace is already

NEW YORK — In a massive move that’s shaking up the pantry, McCormick has officially moved to buy Unilever’s food business for a staggering $42 billion. The deal, which was finalized earlier this month, is one of the biggest we’ve seen in the consumer goods space in years. By picking up Unilever’s food labels, McCormick is looking to move beyond the spice rack and become a dominant force in the entire grocery store. It’s a bold bet at a time when global supply chains are stil

Representative Tony Gonzales of Texas WASHINGTON — Representative Tony Gonzales of Texas announced his retirement this week, but the exit is far from a quiet sunset. The announcement follows a wave of serious allegations regarding an affair with a staff member who recently died by suicide. Representative Tony Gonzales of Texas The news has sent ripples through the House, where the mood was already tense due to a looming partial government shutdown. As the "survivor" of sever

WASHINGTON — The numbers are in, and they aren't what anyone wanted to see. On Tuesday, the Labor Department reported that wholesale prices jumped by 4% last month. This spike is being driven almost entirely by the ongoing conflict with Iran, which has sent energy costs through the roof. For the average person, this isn't just a graph on a screen; it’s the price of a gallon of milk or the cost of a commute. While the "demand destruction"—economist-speak for people simply bei

Experts are warning that the rollback of specific climate and health protections will likely have the most severe impact on poor and minority communities. A new analysis focuses on areas like Louisiana’s "Cancer Alley," where industrial pollution is already linked to high rates of premature death. The report suggests that reducing federal oversight will lead to increased air and water contamination in these vulnerable zones. Environmental advocates argue that these communitie

The U.S. Navy has officially cleared Raytheon’s StormBreaker smart weapon for operational use on F/A-18-E/F Super Hornet strike fighters. This advanced weapon is designed to hit moving and stationary targets even in poor weather conditions. Its compact size allows aircraft to carry more munitions, increasing the number of targets a single flight can engage. Military officials stated that the integration of this technology significantly increases the lethality and survivabilit

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has granted approval for a new combination therapy intended for adults with previously untreated chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL). This milestone establishes the first and only all-oral, fixed-duration regimen for these patients, allowing them to manage their condition without the need for traditional intravenous treatments. Medical experts are calling the approval a significant win for patient flexibility. Because the treatment is a "f

New research from the JP Morgan Chase Institute suggests that midsize American businesses are feeling the strain of recent tariff policies. The study found that tariff payments by these firms have tripled over the past year, directly contradicting claims that the financial burden falls primarily on foreign exporters. Businesses employing a total of 48 million people are reportedly facing mounting cost pressures as a result. In response to these costs, many companies have been