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Georgia teenager charged over murder after dismembered remains found in car
Eighteen-year-old Kingston Lammar Bradley has been charged with malice murder and concealing a death after police allegedly found dismembered human remains in his car in Smyrna, Georgia. The victim was identified as Shanteria “KT” Mosley, a missing DoorDash worker, and police said the case was particularly gruesome; Bradley’s alleged connection to Mosley has not been…
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GB’s Potter takes silver at Triathlon World Series
Beth Potter finished second overall in the World Championship Triathlon Series after placing fourth in the final race in Pontevedra, Spain. She needed to win to overtake France’s Olympic champion Cassandre Beaugrand, but Beaugrand’s victory secured the series title and left Potter with silver. Beaugrand completed the 1.5km swim, 40km cycle and 10km run in…
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White House blocks CNN from Trump’s Tennessee flight
The White House has barred CNN from travelling with Donald Trump on Air Force One to Tennessee, despite the broadcaster being scheduled to accompany him. The decision intensifies an ongoing dispute over press access after a judge ruled that excluding certain news organisations from the White House was likely unconstitutional. CNN, Politico and MS NOW…
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Scotland beat NI to boost World Cup qualification hopes
Scotland secured their second consecutive victory in the Netball World Cup 2027 qualifying competition, defeating Northern Ireland 67-43 at the Playsport Arena in East Kilbride on Saturday. This result strengthened Scotland’s prospects of reaching next year’s tournament in Sydney, with the Scots recording their highest ever score against Northern Ireland. The qualification picture remains wide…
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Pope Leo Draws 800,000 People To Paris For Open-Air Mass On Iconic Square
Pope Leo XIV drew an estimated 800,000 people to an open-air Mass on Paris’ Champs-Élysées, highlighting the Catholic Church’s continuing ability to mobilise large crowds despite France’s increasingly secular society. The event brought together practising Catholics, people of other faiths and non-believers, with the pope presenting faith, peace, social justice and unity as messages with…
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10 Years Later, Critical Role’S Most Heartbreaking Quote Still Lives in My Mind Rent-Free
The article discusses how Critical Role’s D&D campaign was adapted into an animated series, focusing on how a pivotal character moment changed between the two versions. Specifically, it examines a heartbreaking quote from Scanlan, a gnome bard who asks his party members “What’s my mother’s name?” after they play a prank on him following his…
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Cyclist dies in Kensington collision as police open murder inquiry
A 24-year-old cyclist has died following a collision with a moped in Kensington, west London, prompting the Metropolitan Police to launch a murder investigation. The fatal crash occurred in the early hours of Friday morning when the moped is believed to have been pursuing the e-bike, after which the moped rider fled the scene. The…
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Lauren Sánchez Bezos sparks backlash with ‘inappropriate’ plunging dress at state dinner
Lauren Sánchez Bezos attracted criticism after attending a White House state dinner honouring Chinese President Xi Jinping with her husband, Jeff Bezos. Online commentators called her black off-the-shoulder dress, which featured a plunging neckline, inappropriate for the formal occasion, while others defended her right to wear what she wished and said she looked elegant. The…
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Chris Watts ends prison romance after mother’s reported disapproval
Chris Watts, the 41-year-old convicted killer serving multiple life sentences for murdering his pregnant wife Shanann and two young daughters in 2018, has ended his relationship with Lizzie Henderson, a 39-year-old realtor he had been planning to marry whilst imprisoned. Watts told Henderson that God had instructed him to end the relationship, weeks after his…