Dutch Plan Would Let Airlines Fine and Blacklist Unruly Flyers
The Dutch government wants airlines to fine misbehaving passengers and share blacklists across Europe to bar repeat offenders from flying. Here's what's propose
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New Mexico Says DOJ Is Blocking Its Epstein Ranch Probe
New Mexico accuses the DOJ of obstructing its investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's Zorro Ranch, citing interference from Attorney General Todd Blanche.
LGBTQ Cruise Denied Entry to Egypt After Turkey Ban
An LGBTQ cruise ship was denied entry to Egypt after already being barred from Turkey, leaving passengers stranded. Here's what happened and what's next.
Netflix Is in Talks to Buy Letterboxd
Netflix is in talks to acquire Letterboxd, the beloved film-logging app, with Sony and Paramount also circling. Here's what a sale could mean for movie fans.
Peter Serafinowicz Lands Elden Ring Movie Role
Dark Souls superfan Peter Serafinowicz reveals how his lifelong love of FromSoftware games landed him a role in the upcoming Elden Ring movie. Full details here
United Airlines Sued Over Windowless Window Seats
A federal judge ruled United Airlines must face a lawsuit over selling window seats with no actual windows. Here's what the case means for passengers.
Bonnie Tyler, Voice Behind Total Eclipse, Dies at 75
Bonnie Tyler, the Welsh singer behind Total Eclipse of the Heart, has died aged 75. Here's what we know about her life, career, and enduring legacy.
Ukraine Hits 21 Russian Ships in 72 Hours
Ukraine struck 21 Russian ships within 72 hours in a sweeping naval campaign. Here's what happened, how they did it, and what it means for the Black Sea.
Forever Stamp Jumps to 82 Cents This Sunday
The USPS Forever stamp price rises to 82 cents on July 13, 2026 — up 5 cents from 77 cents. Here's what it costs, why it's happening, and how to...
Graham Platner Drops Maine Senate Bid After Assault Allegation
Graham Platner ended his Maine Senate campaign on July 8, 2026, after a sexual assault allegation surfaced. Here's what happened and what it means for the race.
