In a watershed legal decision, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit ruled 7-4 that most of President Trump’s sweeping global tariffs were imposed illegally under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA). Judges determined that Congress never intended to grant the president the unilateral power to impose broad import taxes under such … Continued
On the night of August 31, 1997, Princess Diana was gravely injured in a high-speed car crash in Paris. As the world watched in shock, emergency responders raced to the Pont de l’Alma tunnel. Princess Diana Was Suffering Behind the Words It was then, amid smoke and chaos, that paramedic Xavier Gourmelon arrived. Diana, conscious … Continued
In August 2025, a Lubbock County jury delivered a guilty verdict in a heartbreaking case that stunned a Texas community. Thirty-three-year-old Adam Canales Jr. was convicted of manslaughter for the 2021 death of his infant daughter, Athena Brigida-Kay Canales, who was just two months old when she passed away. The trial revealed that Canales had … Continued
Jiang Yanchen, 21, from Shandong province, endured a harsh reality few could imagine. Afflicted by a severe form of ankylosing spondylitis since childhood, his spine bent backward into a “Z” shape—his head touching nearly his buttocks, reducing him to barely one meter tall. He is now called the “folded boy”. His lung capacity was just … Continued
Chen Si, a 56-year-old logistics worker, is known by many as the “Angel of Nanjing.” For the past 21 years, he has made it his mission to patrol the Nanjing Yangtze River Bridge—the site of one of the world’s highest suicide rates. Decked in a red uniform bearing the slogan “cherish life every day,” Chen … Continued
Since late August, President Trump has remained absent from public events, breaking from his typically headline-heavy presence. A bruise seen on his hand, combined with rumors that the First Lady may have been visiting Walter Reed Medical Center, caused conspiracy theories about his health—and even theories of resignation—to explode online. Trump and His Scheduled Announcement … Continued
In March, West Virginia nurse Angelica Radevski faced a devastating loss: her husband, TJ, passed away suddenly at just 55. Rather than choosing the usual keepsakes, she opted for something deeply personal: preserving a piece of his tattooed skin as a framed tribute. The tattoo—a Pittsburgh Steelers helmet with skull imagery—was both a favorite of … Continued
In a chilling turn of events, Sean O’Donnell, 37, has been charged with murder after his friend, 34-year-old Aaron Prout, died from a gunshot wound to the head during what police described as a reckless firearms “stunt.” The two men, both Houston residents, had reportedly been drinking before agreeing to shoot at each other’s helmets … Continued
Maureen Howieson, a dental nurse with four decades of experience, recently secured £25,254 in a landmark tribunal ruling after a colleague repeatedly rolled her eyes and refused tasks simply because “she was a dentist.” The tribunal found this behavior—disrespectful, isolating, and belittling—took a serious toll on Howieson’s mental health and workplace dignity. A Career Derailed … Continued
Nearly four years after vanishing into the New Zealand wilderness with his three young children, Tom Phillips has resurfaced—on camera. New CCTV footage from the small town of Piopio depicts a masked man, believed to be Phillips, accompanied by one child. The pair appears to force entry into a convenience store using a power tool, … Continued