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The Supreme Court temporarily allowed the Trump administration to resume rapid deportations to countries migrants may never have lived in.
Huge bogong-moth swarms have entered homes across New South Wales, giving researchers hope that the endangered migratory insect may be recovering.
The Pentagon’s sixth UAP transparency release added 75 historical and recent records, but the material does not confirm extraterrestrial craft or technology.
At 86, Ringo Starr continues touring, recording and leading his All-Starr Band nearly four decades after creating the rotating supergroup.
Social Distortion postponed Bay Area and Denver performances while frontman Mike Ness recovers from a chest infection during the band’s comeback-album tour.
Pope Leo clarified that he had not labeled abuse throughout the Catholic Church systemic, while acknowledging that some institutions acted abusively as systems.
A federal appeals court declined to pause sanctions imposed over a proposed settlement in Donald Trump’s $10 billion lawsuit against the IRS.
A 3.5-meter shark trapped in a Busan canal drew more than 600,000 visitors, resisted rescue attempts and became an honorary city ambassador.
A proposed SETI method would inspect lunar dust for microscopic engineered particles, but the unreviewed study reports no evidence of alien technology.
Pearl Jam welcomed longtime Paul McCartney drummer Abe Laboriel Jr. at the Ohana Festival while the band considers its future behind the kit.
A new profile examines Erika Kirk’s faith, grief and uncertain leadership of Turning Point USA one year after Charlie Kirk’s killing.
Former special counsel Jack Smith defended his Trump investigations before the Senate and warned that political pressure is threatening Justice Department independence.
A Romanian court ordered former presidential candidate Călin Georgescu detained for 30 days during a fraud investigation involving an alleged €1.1 million scheme.
A known humpback whale appeared roughly 60 miles inland in California’s Sacramento River while scientists monitored its condition and route.
The chair of a new White House UAP advisory council says it will evaluate credible evidence openly, but no released material confirms extraterrestrial technology.
Genetic research has divided gentoo penguins into four distinct species, including a newly recognized population on the remote Kerguelen Islands.
Naked Eyes singer Peter Byrne died at 74 after an acute hemorrhagic stroke, leaving a new-wave catalog that outlived its synthesizers, cassettes and original duo.
French President Emmanuel Macron invoked Europe’s Greco-Roman and Judeo-Christian foundations during Pope Leo’s visit, reopening familiar questions about faith and secular government.
The Supreme Court is considering cases involving mandatory immigrant detention, prediction-market regulation and Ten Commandments displays in public schools.
A second Justice Department lawyer left an investigation seeking a criminal conspiracy against officials involved in earlier Trump investigations.
Long Island maintenance workers dismantled an industrial shredder and rescued three newborn kittens before the machine was activated.
NASA’s confirmed exoplanet count has passed 6,000, expanding the scientific search for habitable worlds without confirming extraterrestrial life.
Nirvana received MTV’s 2026 Video Vanguard Award as Dave Grohl, Krist Novoselic and Pat Smear honored Kurt Cobain’s visual legacy.
Pope Leo urged Russia and Ukraine to negotiate an end to the war and condemned the growing normalization of nuclear threats.
A federal judge blocked the Trump administration from conditioning counterterrorism grants on state and local election-policy changes.
Germany pledged full support for the International Criminal Court as the Trump administration expanded sanctions against its judges, prosecutors and operations.
MeerKAT observations produced the first radio emission unambiguously localized to an exoplanet and a direct magnetic-field measurement—natural auroras, not an alien transmission.
Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman return in Practical Magic 2, extending the Owens family story nearly three decades after the original became a Gen X cult favorite.
Minnesota churches are litigating government surveillance and protest prosecutions, forcing courts to weigh worship, immigration enforcement, assembly and equal treatment.
Brazilian authorities are trying to stop organized crime from gaining elected power while courts confront the danger of excluding candidates without adequate evidence.
The older stories did not vanish. The internet just has the attention span of a caffeinated moth.
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