July 2026
America’s Toughest Workout Isn’t in a Gym — It’s on the Street
Underground calisthenics and streetlifting battles, led by pioneers like Abu Aasada, are pushing elite athletes to their limits.
Graham Platner Ends Senate Campaign Amid Sexual Assault Allegations
Democratic Candidate Graham Platner dropped out of the Maine Senate race amid multiple reports of sexual assault and coercion from past partners.
Trump Must Pay E. Jean Carroll $5.8 Million for Sex Abuse and Defamation: Judge
E. Jean Carroll can collect the $5.8 million a jury awarded her after her sex abuse trial against Trump, a federal judge ruled Wednesday.
U.S. Resumes Offensive Strikes Against Iran as ‘Ceasefire’ Collapses
Donald Trump resumed the bombing of Iran after declaring the ceasefire ‘over’ at this year’s NATO summit.
What We Know About Nolan Xavier Wells, the Teen Found Dead in Mississippi
The body of 18-year-old Nolan Xavier Wells was found on Horn Island, off the coast of Mississippi, after taking a boat ride with friends.
Bijou Phillips Receives Kidney Donation Months After Urgent Online Plea
Bijou Phillips underwent a life-saving kidney transplant five months following urgently seeking a donor after a previous transplant failed in 2017.
Who Will Be Attending and Teaching at Kai Cenat’s Streamer University?
Cenat revealed the celebrities joining the 120-student and 26-staff-member roster.
Paris Hilton ‘Endlessly Grateful’ After Utah School Where She Was Allegedly Abused Loses License
The Provo Canyon School, where Paris Hilton alleged she was abused as a teen in the Nineties, is losing its license.
Naloxone Is a Proven Fix for Overdoses. So Why Can’t Teens Access It?
Naloxone can prevent fentanyl overdoses, but prescribing laws, minor consent laws, and Good Samaritan laws in many states keep teens from carrying it.
So … What’s Going on With Mitch McConnell?
Mitch McConnell has been in the hospital for weeks and his office hasn’t explained why, leading to speculation about his health.