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WARRANT’s STEVEN SWEET On His Health Issues: ‘I Like To Put On A Good Façade’ But ‘I’m Crumbling Inside In Other Ways’
Warrant drummer Steven Sweet has said his prostate cancer has been successfully treated, but that he continues to live with several serious physical problems. Speaking in a new interview, he described the lasting effects of prostate removal and other injuries, while saying he intends to keep playing drums for as long as he is able.…
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Hospital worker who was trying for baby via IVF with wife is mowed down by driver while on his lunchtime stroll
A hospital employee was killed in Riverside, California, after being struck by a driver who fled from police near Kaiser Permanente Riverside Medical Center. The death has prompted an ongoing search for the driver and has devastated the victim’s family, who had reportedly been trying to have a child through IVF. Police said officers approached…
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US Olympian Lolo Jones accuses USOPC, USA Bobsled for ‘nearly paralyzing’ her over mistreated injuries
US Olympian Lolo Jones has accused the United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee and USA Bobsled of mishandling serious back injuries she sustained while competing, claiming their actions put her at risk of permanent paralysis. The allegations matter because they raise concerns about athlete welfare, medical treatment and safeguarding within organisations responsible for elite American…
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‘American Experience’ to Release Four-Part Series on the History of the FBI in 2027
PBS documentary strand American Experience will release a four-part series examining the FBI’s history and its use and abuse of power in autumn 2027. The Bureau: A Secret History of the FBI will explore the agency’s rise, weaponisation and endurance, placing one of America’s most powerful law-enforcement bodies under historical scrutiny. The series will be…
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After Fauci Senate hearing, experts worry about ‘chilling effect’ on public health
Former US public health official Anthony Fauci invoked the Fifth Amendment during a Senate hearing chaired by Republican Senator Rand Paul, declining to answer questions about the COVID-19 response and the pandemic’s origins. Public health experts told NPR they fear the confrontational hearing could deter scientists and officials from entering government service or speaking candidly…
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Parents of toddler found ALIVE in hospital morgue are cleared… as chilling records reveal cops repeatedly warned doctor he was still breathing
The parents of a toddler who was declared dead after a pool-drowning incident in Gilbert, Arizona, have reportedly been cleared of wrongdoing after the child was later found alive in a hospital morgue. The case has raised serious concerns about hospital procedures and the response to repeated police warnings that the child still appeared to…
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JENNIE Gives Transition Lenses the ‘Ruby’ Treatment With New Ray-Ban Glasses: Here’s Where to Shop Online
BLACKPINK’s JENNIE has collaborated with Ray-Ban on Aviator Optics featuring ruby-coloured transition lenses, linking the design to her 2025 solo album, Ruby. The glasses are part of Ray-Ban’s back-to-school campaign and reflect the singer’s continuing role as the brand’s ambassador. The lenses turn from clear indoors to a deeper ruby shade outdoors in response to…
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Birx says ‘persistent anger’ over COVID response evident after Fauci hearing
Former White House coronavirus response coordinator Deborah Birx said a Senate hearing involving Anthony Fauci showed that “persistent anger” over the US COVID-19 response remains. Her comments point to continuing political and public disagreement over decisions made during the pandemic and accountability for them. The article’s title links Birx’s remarks to a scheduled Senate contempt…
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Older adults taking 5 or more prescription drugs face higher risk of death, study finds
A study has found that older adults taking five or more prescription medicines had a higher risk of death than those taking fewer drugs. The finding highlights concerns about “polypharmacy”, a term used for taking at least five daily prescriptions, and the need to regularly review medication use in later life. Researchers led by Dr…
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Twist in $1.1M meth bust that rocked suburban footy: Ex-Diamond Creek player Keahn Jeremaia’s bleak future after guilty plea – and the saga isn’t over yet
Former Diamond Creek footballer Keahn Jeremaia has pleaded guilty in connection with a methamphetamine trafficking case involving drugs allegedly worth about $1.1 million. The case drew attention because it linked a major drug investigation to suburban football, and the guilty plea leaves Jeremaia facing a serious criminal outcome. The article describes the plea as a…