115 Workers Were Aboard an Oil Rig When It Sank Off Gabon. Five Are Still Unaccounted For.
Borr Drilling's Prospector 5 sank off Gabon with 115 workers aboard. While 110 were accounted for, five were still missing in the company's latest update.
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Jay-Z Officially Named Super Bowl LXI Halftime Show Headliner
Jay-Z will headline the Apple Music Super Bowl LXI Halftime Show on February 14, 2027, at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California.
A 3-Year-Old Was Scoring Too Many Goals. Then Police Arrived at His Soccer Game.
A dispute over three-year-old Nevada's soccer skills brought police to a Florida park. His parents and the youth league organizer offered different explanations.
Emily Osment Explains Why She Requested an Intimacy Coordinator on Young Sheldon
Emily Osment says she requested an intimacy coordinator for scenes with Montana Jordan because he was 18 and new to acting when their on-screen romance began.
Lewis Hamilton Opens Up About His Bond With Kim Kardashian’s Four Children
Lewis Hamilton shared a rare glimpse into family life with Kim Kardashian, saying he loves spending time with her four children and gave them a dog named Halo.
Fact Check: Did Caitlyn Jenner Say She Wants to Be a Man Again?
A viral post claims Caitlyn Jenner said she wants to live as a man again. The post came from a satire account, and the claim is false.
Cole Sprouse Jokes Fans Tagged the Wrong Twin After Barbara Palvin’s VS Walk
Cole Sprouse joked that fans still tag him in Victoria’s Secret posts about Barbara Palvin, who is married to his twin brother Dylan.
Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz Return in The Mummy: The Book of the Dead
Brendan Fraser and Rachel Weisz are reuniting for The Mummy: The Book of the Dead, arriving in theaters on October 15, 2027.
Julia Stiles Contacted Michelle Williams Before Heath Ledger DWTS Tribute
Julia Stiles says she contacted Michelle Williams before dedicating her Dancing With the Stars performance to late costar Heath Ledger.
Tom Cruise Named 52nd AFI Life Achievement Award Recipient
Tom Cruise will receive the 52nd AFI Life Achievement Award at a gala tribute in Los Angeles on April 24, 2027.
Truck Dangles Over San Diego Freeway After Crash, Leaving Six People With a Narrow Escape
A box truck was left dangling from the Interstate 5 divider in San Diego after a collision with a sedan. Six people survived the crash as crews battled fire and spilled fuel.
A Priest Was Leading Mass When a Crucifix Fell. His Parish Rushed to Help.
Father Patricio Sánchez Molinari died after a wooden crucifix fell during Mass in Ecuador. His congregation rushed to help, and communities mourned a devoted priest.
NYC Bets $29 Million on an NYU Quantum Lab, and Gets a 15% Cut of What It Invents
Mayor Zohran Mamdani's administration is putting $29.2 million into NYU's planned Quantum Fabrication Facility. In return, the city gets three board seats and 15% of NYU's proceeds from inventions made with city-funded tools.
Six Nonverbal Autistic Kids Were Lost on a Brooklyn School Bus for Over 4 Hours, City Watchdog Finds
A city investigation found a bus carrying six nonverbal autistic children, ages 6 to 8, wandered Brooklyn for more than four hours while parents tracked it with AirTags. One child arrived lying in urine.
"He's Breathing": Body Cam Shows NYPD Officers Bring a 1-Month-Old Baby Back to Life in Astoria
Two NYPD officers from the 114th Precinct performed two-finger CPR on a 1-month-old boy who stopped breathing in Astoria, Queens, until he started breathing again. He has since gone home.
Federal Judge Tosses Trump Administration's Lawsuit Against New York City's Sanctuary Laws
A Brooklyn federal judge ruled the Justice Department had no valid basis to sue over NYC laws limiting cooperation with ICE, a week after an ICE agent shot a man in Marble Hill.
Speaker Menin Says Grok Made a Sexualized Image of Her "Within a Second" as SpaceXAI Is Grilled Under Oath at NYC Council
Elon Musk's SpaceXAI testified under oath to the New York City Council only after a subpoena, and couldn't explain how Speaker Julie Menin found a sexualized Grok image of herself in seconds.
Rare T. Rex Cousin 'Jodi' Goes on Display in New York Ahead of a $6–9 Million Auction
One of only three known Nanotyrannus skeletons is on view at Sotheby's in Manhattan before an Oct. 27 auction, and paleontologists are furious it could end up in private hands.
Rare Barn Owl Family Nests in a Manhattan Water Tower, a First on Record for the Borough
A family of barn owls is raising young in a rooftop water tower on the Upper West Side. Birders say it's the first documented barn owl nest in Manhattan, and crowds gather nightly to watch.
A 3,156-Pound Pumpkin From Rhode Island Could Smash the World Record by Nearly 300 Pounds
Ron Wallace's 3,156-pound pumpkin outweighs the current Guinness record by nearly 300 pounds. Meanwhile, a Minnesota teacher won California's famous weigh-off for a fifth time.
Former OpenAI Engineer Charged With Planting Hidden Recorder; Prosecutors Say He Booked One-Way Flight to Saudi Arabia
A former OpenAI engineer is charged with secretly installing a recording device in an executive conference room in San Francisco. Prosecutors say he had booked a one-way flight to Saudi Arabia before his arrest.
Bank of America Hit With $1.2 Billion Penalty Over Money-Laundering and Sanctions Failures
Treasury regulators fined Bank of America more than $1.21 billion on Oct. 13, saying it willfully violated anti-money-laundering law and missed more than $5 billion in suspicious activity.
Japan to Fund Up to $21 Billion in GlobalFoundries Chip Plants in New York as U.S. Takes Bigger Stake
GlobalFoundries will build and run up to two new chip factories in Malta, N.Y., paid for with up to $21 billion from Japan under a U.S.-Japan trade deal, while the Commerce Department takes a roughly 4% stake.
Federal Agents Search Rep. Ilhan Omar's Home in Criminal Investigation; She Has Not Been Charged
Homeland Security Investigations agents searched Rep. Ilhan Omar's Washington-area home on Oct. 12 under a DOJ-obtained warrant. Omar, who has not been charged, called it political targeting.