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Violinist Takes on Will Smith in Court

January 3, 2026

Brian King Joseph, a violinist, is taking legal action against Will Smith and his company, Treyball Studios Management Inc. He claims he was wrongfully fired after reporting sexual misconduct. Joseph says he was hired for Smith's 2025 Based on a True Story tour but was let go before it started. Jos

opinion

A Navy Veteran's Tale: From Rescue to Regret

January 3, 2026

A Navy veteran recalls a stark contrast between a past mission of compassion and a recent event that left him disheartened. The veteran, who served on the USS Saginaw from 1978 to 1981, remembers a time when the Navy's role was to save lives, not take them. In 1980, the USS Saginaw was redirected t

celebrities

Celebrities Love This Understated Fashion Brand

January 3, 2026

Brochu Walker is a brand that's become a favorite among celebrities, even though it doesn't follow trends. It's all about timeless style. The brand's creative director, Karine Dubner, says their clothes are made to look great in photos, travel well, and layer easily. They're special but not flashy.

politics

A Ship's Cat-and-Mouse Game in the Atlantic

January 2, 2026

A ship once called Bella 1 is now making waves. After weeks of sailing under the radar, it's suddenly broadcasting its whereabouts. It's heading northeast in the North Atlantic, possibly aiming for a spot between Iceland and Britain. From there, it might even cruise around Scandinavia to reach Murma

sports

A Year of Big Moments: What 2026 Holds for Sports, Space, and the U. S.

January 2, 2026

2026 is going to be a big year, packed with excitement and important events. Let's dive in and see what's coming up. First up, sports fans have a lot to look forward to. The Winter Olympics and Paralympics are heading to Italy. From February 6 to 22, athletes will compete in Milan and Cortina d’Amp

entertainment

The Dream That Sparked a Sequel: The Night Manager's Unexpected Return

January 1, 2026

Ever wonder how TV shows get a second season? Especially when the original was a book and the author is no longer around? That was the puzzle for the team behind "The Night Manager. " The first season was a hit, based on a novel by John le Carré. It had a clear ending, so a sequel seemed unlikely.

environment

Illinois Says Goodbye to Fluorescent Bulbs

January 1, 2026

In Illinois, a new law is changing the lighting game. Starting now, stores can't sell or give away certain fluorescent bulbs with screw or bayonet bases. But wait, there's more! In 2027, the ban will also cover pin-base compact fluorescents and linear fluorescents. Why the big change? Some folks, l

politics

YouTuber's Claims Spark Federal Funding Freeze

January 1, 2026

A recent video by Nick Shirley, a 23-year-old YouTuber, has led to a freeze in child care funding to Minnesota. Shirley, who calls himself an "independent YouTube journalist, " posted a 42-minute video on X and YouTube. In it, he and an older man, identified only as "David, " visited several daycare

lifestyle

Red Sweaters: How to Copy Celebrity Style on a Budget

January 1, 2026

Celebrities like Martha Stewart, Taylor Swift, Kendall Jenner, and Jennifer Lawrence have been spotted rocking red sweaters lately. This trend has caught on, and people are eager to recreate these looks without breaking the bank. The good news? You can get similar styles for a fraction of the price.

politics

A Rusty Ship, a Russian Flag, and a U. S. Chase

December 31, 2025

A worn-out oil tanker, the Bella 1, has been on the run from the U. S. for nearly two weeks. Recently, its crew painted a rough Russian flag on its side, possibly to seek protection from Russia. The U. S. Coast Guard has been tailing the tanker, which is suspected of shipping Iranian oil under U. S.