College Football's Refs Are the Story, Again
Three officiating controversies in a week have fans convinced it's rigged. The refs say it's just the process.
Zelensky Offers to Meet Putin at Miami G20. Moscow Says No.
Zelensky says he's ready to meet Putin at December's G20 in Miami. The Kremlin says that's impossible and wants Moscow instead.
A Surrogate Takes Her Fight to the Nation's Top Court
McKenna West refused to abort the baby she was carrying. Now she wants the Supreme Court to give her a say in his care.
Sydney Sweeney's Nude Betting Ad Splits the Internet
She's not just the face of Novig. She owns a piece of it.
A Gaza Documentary Just Won Venice's Special Jury Prize
NAZA got the longest ovation in festival history. A former Israeli PM calls it a blood libel.
A Weird Rules Call Split the Solheim Cup
Officials gave Europe's Celine Boutier a rare relief ruling, and now golf is arguing about what a penalty area is even for.
Mamdani Attended 9/11 Ceremony Amid a 110,000-Name Petition
He showed up anyway and shook Giuliani's hand. The fight over why he'd been asked to skip it just kept going.
Practical Magic 2 Gets Bad Reviews, Good Numbers
It's tracking to open at No. 1 despite a 35% critic score — the opposite of how the original's 1998 opening went.
Feds Open Criminal Probe Into Clippers After NBA Penalty
The league already fined and suspended the team over Kawhi Leonard's deals. Now prosecutors want in.
FDA Won't Name the Grower Behind a Lettuce Outbreak
It took 10 weeks to say the food was romaine, then closed the case without naming who grew it.
SCOTUS Blocks Missouri Map as Judges Face Impeachment Threat
The Supreme Court blocked Missouri's new GOP map hours after state lawmakers threatened to impeach justices over a contempt case against the secretary of state.
SEC Backs Off Threat to Expel LSU Over Eligibility Fight
LSU benched two court-cleared players. The SEC no longer expects to vote on expelling LSU today.
Elon Musk Threatens Lawsuit Over Alex Gibney Documentary
Alex Gibney's new documentary on Musk premiered at Venice; his lawyer sent a legal threat over one claim in it.
Widow Sues 21 Air, Amazon Over Deadly Miami Crash
Her lawsuit calls it preventable negligence. The airline, the airport, and federal investigators don't agree on what "preventable" even means here.
Fetterman Showed Up — On Video — at the GOP Convention
He praised Trump and backed a Republican ally on camera. His own party isn't happy.
Crosby's Babcock Praise Revives an Old Oilers Dispute
The coach carries real allegations. One star's compliment didn't settle anything.
LeBron James's Prediction-Market Deal Draws Backlash
Regulators call the platform illegal gambling. His own fans are citing his words against him.
Mamdani Released 170,000 Pages on 9/11's Toxic Air
New Ground Zero records show officials called the air safe before they'd finished testing it indoors. Critics say the timing is the real story — it comes just days before the anniversary.
A New Paper Says AI Could Already Beat Doctors
Doctors, a bioethicist, and the VCs bankrolling AI health startups are fighting over how ready the tech really is.
CDC, Pennsylvania Fight Over the State's Measles Deaths
Two infants died, and a coroner confirmed one died of measles. The federal tally still says nobody did.