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Illegal immigrant who brutally murdered Michigan woman SUES Trump and demands $75 million, an apology and US citizenship
An illegal immigrant convicted of brutally murdering a woman in Michigan has filed a lawsuit against Donald Trump, demanding $75 million in damages, a formal apology, and US citizenship. The case is notable both for the severity of the underlying crime and for the unusual nature of the claims being brought against the president from…
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Kacey Musgraves Brings the Heat in Steamy “Mexico Honey” Music Video
Kacey Musgraves has released the music video for “Mexico Honey,” a fan-favourite track from her latest album, Middle of Nowhere. The video follows Musgraves on a romance-tinged adventure with a mysterious man, featuring a car journey, an intimate hotel-room scene and a flirtatious club encounter, and includes a moment in which she appears nude with…
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Indie game gets last minute Steam delay while Valve reviews its ‘dozens of untextured polygons depicting ass and boobs’
An unnamed indie game due to launch on Steam has had its release delayed at the last minute after Valve flagged content requiring further review. According to the developer, the material in question consists of “dozens of untextured polygons depicting ass and boobs” — seemingly unfinished or placeholder adult-themed models within the game. The delay…
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Travis Scott Teases ‘Amazing’ New Album: ‘Pushing Myself … to Make Something I Haven’t Made Before’
Travis Scott has revealed he is working on a new album, his first since 2023’s “Utopia”, telling Variety he is “pushing myself to push the sonics” and trying to make something he hasn’t made before. The rapper, currently enjoying a career high after appearing in Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey”, also discussed his broader ambitions, including…
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Nigel Godrich & Dhani Harrison Announce Debut Album As Dragonflies: Hear “Slower”
British producer Nigel Godrich, known for his work with Radiohead and Thom Yorke, and musician Dhani Harrison, son of the late George Harrison, have announced a new joint project called Dragonflies and will release their self-titled debut album on 18 September via Dark Horse Records/BMG. The pairing is unexpected given their differing musical backgrounds, and…
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Crocodiles, venomous snakes, wildcats and Bisons… oh my! Over 100 dangerous animals are being kept LEGALLY as pets
An investigation has found that over 100 dangerous animals, including crocodiles, venomous snakes, wildcats and bison, are being kept legally as pets. The findings highlight how current licensing rules allow private individuals to own creatures typically associated with zoos or specialist wildlife parks, raising questions about public safety and animal welfare oversight. The article’s full…
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Not So Fast on Campus Agitator Mahdawi’s Anticipated Deportation
A US federal appeals court ruled that lower courts cannot use habeas corpus cases to intervene in Mohsen Mahdawi’s removal proceedings, reversing a Vermont district court’s approach. The decision does not, however, determine whether Mahdawi, a Columbia University student and lawful permanent resident, will ultimately be deported; that question remains before immigration authorities and the…
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US measles cases reach 35-year high
US measles cases have risen to their highest annual level since 1991, surpassing the previous year’s total with months of 2026 still remaining. The increase highlights the impact of falling vaccination coverage and outbreaks in communities with lower uptake of the MMR vaccine, despite measles having been declared eliminated in the US in 2000. The…
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OpenAI sued over ChatGPT health advice that almost killed a pastor
A US pastor, Scott Winters, is suing OpenAI and chief executive Sam Altman, alleging that ChatGPT gave him “extremely dangerous medical recommendations” that delayed treatment for pulmonary embolisms and nearly killed him. The lawsuit, reported by The New York Times, claims the chatbot dismissed his symptoms as “not something dangerous”, invoked his religious beliefs to…
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Faker becomes an honorary Korean police officer to help discourage online gambling
League of Legends player Lee “Faker” Sang-hyeok has been appointed an honorary police officer by South Korea’s National Police Agency and will promote efforts to prevent online gambling among young people. The role uses one of esports’ most prominent figures to encourage early reporting and treatment, highlighting official concern about cyber-gambling. Faker will appear in…