How long can justice wait? For one California family, nearly five decades. But now, a single thumbprint has cracked a case that haunted them for generations. Jeanette Ralston was just 27 when she was found strangled in her Volkswagen Beetle back in 1977. The crime scene was chilling—signs of assault, a smoldering attempt to burn
The U.S. and China just kicked off high-stakes talks in Geneva. It marks the first real sign of hope in a bruising trade war that’s left prices rising and shelves emptier. On Team China: Vice Premier He Lifeng. On the U.S. side: Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, who kept expectations in check. “We’re not walking out
What happens when you mix Lady Gaga, a free concert, and one of the world’s most iconic beaches? Pure mayhem—literally. Over two million Little Monsters flooded Copacabana in Rio de Janeiro on Saturday for a once-in-a-lifetime show that left the city pulsing with glitter and bass. Some fans queued up before sunrise, hungry for a
What do you do when you’re Mark Zuckerberg and already have AI embedded into Instagram, Facebook, WhatsApp, and Messenger? Easy—launch a standalone app and jump into the AI showdown against OpenAI, Google, and Elon Musk. Meta just rolled out its new Meta AI app, powered by its beefed-up Llama 4 model. It’s built to be
Imagine waking up one day and finding out you’re suddenly illegal in the country where you study. That was the grim reality for nearly 1,800 foreign students across the U.S. — until now. After months of panic and over 100 lawsuits, the Trump administration is backpedaling. Justice Department attorney Elizabeth Kurlan told a federal court
In a fiery social media rant, Trump dubbed Powell “a major loser” and blasted him for not slashing interest rates fast enough. “There can be a SLOWING of the economy unless Mr. Too Late… lowers interest rates, NOW,” he warned. But while the president’s jabs aim to shake the Fed into action, it’s the markets
Thirty-eight-year-old Cody Balmer allegedly hopped a security fence, snuck into the official residence of Governor Josh Shapiro, and ignited a fire. This occurred just hours after the governor celebrated Passover with his family. The fire scorched a historic part of the Harrisburg home, leaving charred furniture, shattered glass, and shaken nerves behind. Balmer now faces
In the early hours of Tuesday morning, the roof of the Jet Set nightclub in Santo Domingo collapsed during a concert, killing at least 98 people and injuring over 150. Among the victims were high-profile figures like former Major League Baseball pitcher Octavio Dotel. Nelsy Cruz, the governor of Monte Cristi province, was also among
What if the secret to surviving on the moon isn’t in high-tech alloys or futuristic gadgets—but in bacteria? Yep, good old microbes might just be the lunar repair crew we never knew we needed. As scientists dream of building bases on the moon, one thing’s clear: hauling heavy materials from Earth is wildly expensive. So
What’s hidden beneath Iran’s deserts and mountains? According to Tehran, vast underground “missile cities” packed with weapons, ready to launch at a moment’s notice. And now, Iran is making sure the world knows about them. In newly released footage, Iranian military leaders toured a sprawling underground facility—one of “hundreds,” according to state media. Lined with
Two years in a Taliban prison. Solitary confinement. Limited contact with family. That was the grim reality for American citizen George Glezmann—until a breakthrough in U.S.-Taliban negotiations set him free. His crime? Visiting Afghanistan as a tourist in 2022. His release? A result of intense behind-the-scenes diplomacy led by U.S. hostage envoy Adam Boehler and
As cannabis use becomes more mainstream—now legal for recreation in nearly half of U.S. states—it’s easy to overlook its potential risks. But a recent study suggests the drug may be doing something unexpected: altering brain connectivity in young adults, especially those at risk of psychosis. Researchers at McGill University used cutting-edge brain scans to examine
