Egyptian Lintel May Reveal Lost Exodus City
Archaeologists uncovered a sandstone lintel bearing Ramesses II’s titles at Tell Abu Seifi, hinting the site could be the biblical city of Mesen.
AI Apps Can Turn Back‑to‑School Photos Into X‑Rated Images
Back‑to‑school photos may look innocent, but new AI “nudify” apps can transform them into explicit content. Learn how to protect your images and what to watch for.
Russian Missile and Drone Assault Hits Kyiv, Leaving Businesses in Ruins
A massive Russian strike on Kyiv unleashed dozens of missiles and over 100 drones, devastating commercial areas and leaving businesses in ruins. CBS News reports the scale of damage.
Michelle Rodriguez on Hollywood’s ‘Devil’s World’ After Jehovah’s Witness Upbringing
Actress Michelle Rodriguez reflects on how her religious background helped her navigate Hollywood’s tough environment, describing it as a ‘devil’s world’ that she was already prepared for.
U.S. Declares American Academic Min Zin Wrongfully Detained by China
The U.S. government has officially labeled Min Zin, a U.S. citizen and academic, as wrongfully detained by China, marking the second such case in recent months.
Blueberries Recalled Over E. coli Risk at Publix Stores
Publix shoppers are advised to discard certain blueberries and mixed berries after a recall linked to possible E. coli contamination. Find out what to do and where to check.
Kinley Rasmus Ties Mo’ne Davis’ Strikeout Record in Little League World Series
In Phenix City, Kinley Rasmus matched Mo'ne Davis’ record with 12 strikeouts, showcasing her pitching prowess and defensive skill in the Little League World Series opener.
2026 PPR Fantasy Rankings: Key Ups and Downs Revealed
Josh Norris and Hayden Winks break down the 2026 Top 100 PPR list, spotlighting players climbing or falling in the rankings and what it means for your lineup.
Civic Education Must Precede Partisan Debates on Capitalism
New York, Michigan, and Minnesota’s recent socialist victories show why a modern civic curriculum is essential to counter misinformation and protect democratic values.
Idaho Coffee Shop Owner Justifies Ejecting Pro‑Life Group After Backlash
After a video shows an Idaho coffee shop owner comparing a pro‑life group to the Ku Klux Klan, he defends ejecting the group from his business. The incident sparks debate over free speech and business rights.