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A person emailed TMZ claiming to have video and identities tied to the Nancy Guthrie abduction and demanded Bitcoin; Harvey Levin says he sent the message to the FBI. Authorities have not verified the claim and warn against engaging with potential extortionists.
University of Texas engineers say the AirGel jacket is a field‑portable, solar‑powered fabric that can harvest roughly 14 to 30 ounces of potable water per day from air under tested conditions, with output tied to humidity.
MS NOW President Rebecca Kulter told staff the network will replace live weekend primetime with taped programming and that Alex Witt will conclude her tenure later this year. The memo also outlined limited layoffs and schedule shifts.
Matt Cardona says Danhausen ‘uncursed’ him after a theatrical SmackDown lab moment, calling Danhausen a “self-made superstar” and noting the character’s mainstream momentum.
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez publicly congratulated Cait Conley after her primary victory, but Conley has not answered Republican questions about ties to progressive candidates and controversial policy proposals.
A federal judge declared a mistrial in the Palisades Fire prosecution after jurors deadlocked 10-2. Prosecutors say they will retry Jonathan Rinderknecht; the blaze killed 12 and caused major estimated losses.
The MLBPA sports betting proposals ask to ban player props, clarify sportsbook endorsements and change how betting investigations and punishments are handled. Here’s what each measure would mean and what’s next in bargaining.
A man, named in court as Mohammed Fahir Amaaz, has been jailed after what the court heard was an assault on two female police officers and a Starbucks customer at Manchester Airport, the BBC reports.
Mauricio Pochettino downplayed the USMNT’s final-group loss to Turkey, calling the overall performance “pretty good.” The team had already clinched first place in the group and now turns attention to Bosnia and Herzegovina in the round of 32.
Conflicting statements from U.S. officials, IAEA Director Rafael Grossi and Iran’s foreign ministry leave IAEA access to Iranian nuclear sites uncertain — a central test for any new deal.
