American flags and billboards thanking Trump appear across Israel as citizens celebrate the first phase of the peace plan.

Tel Aviv’s Hostages Square fills with families celebrating the first phase of the peace deal, anticipating the release of Israeli hostages.

France, Germany, and the U.K. welcome the Israel-Hamas ceasefire and first-phase peace measures, praising Trump’s leadership and regional mediation.

Displaced Palestinians begin returning to northern Gaza, confronting widespread destruction and urgent needs for humanitarian aid.

Putin praises Trump for brokering the Israel-Hamas ceasefire and signals Russia’s readiness to assist in its implementation.

Hundreds of Palestinians return to Khan Younis to find widespread destruction, highlighting the urgent need for humanitarian aid and reconstruction.

Hillary Clinton commends Trump for the Israel-Hamas peace deal, while Condoleezza Rice offers cautious optimism about long-term stability in Gaza.

Condoleezza Rice warns that a two-state solution is unlikely in the near term, emphasizing Palestinian reforms and Israeli restraint as essential for future peace.

Former U.S. Ambassador Daniel Shapiro expresses confidence that the hostage release and humanitarian aid components of phase one of the Israel-Hamas deal will succeed.

Months of diplomacy and coordination culminated in the Israel-Hamas ceasefire, marking the first phase of President Trump’s 20-point peace plan.

Displaced Palestinians return to northern Gaza, confronting widespread destruction and scarce shelter amid a fragile ceasefire.

Aid agencies in Gaza are ramping up relief efforts as a ceasefire allows humanitarian aid to reach communities devastated by years of conflict.

U.S. Envoy Steve Witkoff visits Gaza to oversee preparations for hostage release and stabilization efforts under President Trump’s Middle East peace plan.

A Gaza ceasefire and hostage release plan, part of President Trump’s peace initiative, offers a critical opportunity for humanitarian relief and regional stability.

CBS’s DMV finds mild humor and surprising charm in the soul-crushing world of driver’s tests and paperwork, offering a promising — if still cautious — start for a new workplace comedy.

Blumhouse’s Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 shocked fans at New York Comic Con with the reveal of Megan Fox as Toy Chica, setting the stage for a darker, star-studded sequel to the smash-hit horror adaptation.

John Lodge, legendary bassist and songwriter for The Moody Blues, has died at 82, leaving behind a legacy of timeless music, deep faith, and boundless love for his family.

BIA shrugs off Cardi B’s diss and keeps her focus on her debut album BIANCA, choosing artistry and self-growth over negativity.

Billie Eilish was grabbed by a fan during her Miami concert, prompting viral outrage and renewed discussions about artist safety and fan boundaries.

Jennifer Aniston opens up about her private IVF experience and years of media scrutiny, reclaiming her story and reminding the world that “it wasn’t anybody’s business.”

Taylor Swift’s The Life of a Showgirl merch drop turned into a glitter-fueled frenzy, with fans buying out key pieces within minutes of launch.

Taylor Swift brings humor, heart, and honesty to The Tonight Show and Late Night with Seth Meyers as she discusses The Life of a Showgirl, Travis Kelce, and life in the spotlight.

Rapper BIA opens up about her decade-long journey to her debut album BIANCA, balancing empowerment, Latin influences, and self-growth — while leaving behind the Cardi B drama.

Real Housewives of Potomac star Wendy Osefo and her husband Eddie face fraud charges after allegedly fabricating a burglary report — a shocking turn for one of Bravo’s most composed and respected cast members.

After her graceful exit from The Golden Bachelor, Gerri Flowers opens up about friendship, self-discovery, and why laughter in the bathroom bonded her with her fellow contestants forever.

After her graceful exit from The Golden Bachelor, Gerri Flowers reflects on her “fun, classy” journey, newfound friendships, and her renewed openness to love at 64.

Jon Batiste reflects on his evolution from late-night bandleader to genre-defying artist, using his new album Big Money to honor musical roots and remind audiences of music’s power to heal and unite.

Twenty years after its release, Twilight remains as intoxicating and unsettling as ever — a love story that seduced a generation and still invites debate about fantasy, control, and desire.

Neil Young removes his catalog from Amazon Music, calling for a nationwide boycott of corporate giants and urging Americans to “take back” their communities by supporting local businesses.

Tonatiuh’s fearless transformation in “Kiss of the Spider Woman” marks the rebirth of an artist who found strength in embracing his true self.

From Wednesday to Griselda, these 20 shows prove that Latino stories are not just diverse — they’re driving the future of television.

Will Arnett’s latest role in Bradley Cooper’s “Is This Thing On?” pushed him to bomb on stage — and in doing so, he found one of his most heartfelt performances yet.

In 2025, the surge in book bans and political censorship has made George Orwell’s 1984 feel less like fiction and more like a prophecy — and authors warn the worst may still be ahead.

Taylor Swift’s The Life of a Showgirl has shattered the modern-era record for first-week U.S. album sales, selling over 3.4 million copies and marking yet another historic milestone in her unparalleled career.

YouTube icon Trisha Paytas is taking her talents to Broadway, joining Beetlejuice: The Musical as Maxine Dean in a bold new career move that proves reinvention is her true art form.

Reese Witherspoon makes her debut as a novelist alongside Harlan Coben with Gone Before Goodbye, introducing Maggie McCabe — a brilliant, flawed surgeon destined to be the Elle Woods of the medical world.

With Brock Purdy sidelined and Mac Jones banged up, the 49ers face another quarterback dilemma heading into their Week 6 matchup against the Buccaneers.

After a USA TODAY report revealed Ohio football coach Tim Albin was working without a signed contract, the university finalized and filed his new agreement within 24 hours.

Former Loyola coach Porter Moser honors Sister Jean, reflecting on the 106-year-old chaplain’s faith, friendship, and lasting impact on college basketball.

FIFA’s sky-high ticket prices for the 2026 World Cup prove that the organization’s “growth” isn’t about fans or football — it’s about profit.

The Brewers’ Game 5 showdown with the Cubs may be “just” an NLDS matchup, but for Milwaukee, it’s the most defining and emotional game in franchise history.

A’ja Wilson cemented her legacy with a second Finals MVP as the Las Vegas Aces completed a sweep to capture their third WNBA title in four years.

Seattle outlasted Detroit in a 15-inning epic — the longest winner-take-all game in MLB history — to advance to the ALCS on Jorge Polanco’s walk-off single.

The Las Vegas Aces have cemented their dynasty status with a dominant third WNBA title in four years, redefining excellence in women’s basketball.

Daniel Tiger is sparking TikTok debate as some viewers find his emotional outbursts “annoying,” though the show remains a beloved tool for teaching preschoolers empathy and emotional regulation.

A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms offers a grounded, character-focused perspective on Westeros, spotlighting the lives of common folk over kings and dragons.

PEN America and Moms For Liberty clash over book bans, highlighting a national debate between public access to literature and parental control in schools.

NCIS: Origins pays heartfelt tribute to David McCallum with Adam Campbell portraying young Ducky Mallard in a music-filled, canon-respecting Season 2 episode.

Taylor Swift’s The Life of a Showgirl movie is not yet streaming, but fans can enjoy music videos and behind-the-scenes content while awaiting a potential release in 2026.

HBO Max has not yet confirmed Peacemaker Season 3, leaving fans eager to see how Chris Smith’s story continues after the Season 2 finale cliffhanger.

Turning Point USA announced its own “All-American Halftime Show” as a conservative counter-event to Bad Bunny’s 2026 Super Bowl performance, emphasizing faith, family, and freedom.

Jacob Elordi, Mia Goth, and Oscar Isaac explore the emotional depth and enduring themes of hope and humanity in Netflix’s adaptation of Frankenstein at its Los Angeles premiere.

David Del Rio has been fired from Matlock following allegations of sexual assault, with CBS confirming his departure and the series set to continue without his character.

Mamma Mia! returns to Broadway for the first time in a decade, delighting audiences with ABBA’s timeless hits, dazzling performances, and a story that spans generations.

Angelina Jolie calls Brad Pitt’s NDA demand “extremely painful” and seeks over $33,000 in legal fees, highlighting the emotional and financial toll of their ongoing legal battle.

In the Grey’s Anatomy Season 22 premiere, Dr. Link survives a devastating hospital explosion, while Dr. Monica Beltran tragically loses her life, setting a dramatic tone for the season.

From chilling horrors to heartfelt dramas, these ten new streaming releases offer a perfect mix of thrills, emotions, and escapism for every kind of movie lover.

From chilling horrors to heartfelt dramas, these ten new streaming releases offer a perfect mix of thrills, emotions, and escapism for every kind of movie lover.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle received Project Healthy Minds’ Humanitarians of the Year Award for their dedication to promoting mental health and creating safer digital spaces for families worldwide.

England’s Harry Brook says Pat Cummins’ potential absence from the Ashes opener could work to England’s advantage — but insists the Australians’ pace depth means nothing will come easy.

Thousands of Boca Juniors fans gathered at La Bombonera to bid farewell to beloved manager Miguel Ángel Russo, honoring his lifelong impact on Argentine football with an emotional send-off.

Miami head coach Mario Cristobal says the Heisman Trophy should be awarded after the postseason so that playoff performances are counted toward college football’s highest honor.

Chiefs defensive tackle Chris Jones denied quitting on Trevor Lawrence’s game-winning touchdown, saying he thought the quarterback was down before the play resumed.

The NFL plans to relocate its annual Pro Bowl Games to the same city as the Super Bowl, beginning as soon as 2026, in a move designed to revive fan interest and align with its global push for flag football.

The Eagles ran their controversial “Tush Push” play four consecutive times against the Giants, gaining just three yards — but still punching in a touchdown that symbolized their relentless identity.

Tulane stayed undefeated in AAC play, but head coach Jon Sumrall blasted his team’s “sloppy” and “immature” performance after a narrow 26–19 win over East Carolina.

Even as a four-time WNBA MVP and global superstar, A’ja Wilson still gets daily reminders from her parents that to them, she’ll always be their little girl.

A.J. Brown denies reports of a private meeting with Jalen Hurts and Saquon Barkley amid the Eagles’ offensive struggles, raising fresh questions about chemistry and communication in Philadelphia.

LeBron James will miss the start of the 2025–26 NBA season with a sciatica injury, sidelining the Lakers’ leader and testing the team’s depth and direction under new coach JJ Redick.

Rookie standouts Jaxson Dart and Cam Skattebo electrified MetLife Stadium, leading the Giants to a rare prime-time victory and sparking a cultural shift within Big Blue.

Rookies Jaxson Dart and Cam Skattebo powered the Giants to a stunning 34-17 win over the Eagles, spoiling Saquon Barkley’s homecoming and reigniting the NFC East rivalry.

The Dodgers edged the Phillies 2-1 in an 11-inning thriller to clinch the NLDS, capitalizing on a costly blunder by Orion Kerkering in one of the wildest postseason finishes in recent memory.

Sister Jean Dolores Schmidt, Loyola-Chicago’s beloved 106-year-old team chaplain whose faith and warmth captivated the nation during the Ramblers’ 2018 Final Four run, has passed away, leaving behind a legacy of joy, faith, and unity.

Rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart avoided serious injury after a concussion scare against the Eagles, while Giants coach Brian Daboll apologized for his emotional reaction during the sideline evaluation.

Raja Jackson, son of MMA legend Quinton “Rampage” Jackson, pleaded not guilty to felony and misdemeanor battery charges after allegedly attacking a pro wrestler during a live event in Los Angeles.

The New York Giants stunned the Philadelphia Eagles 34-17 on Thursday Night Football, with rookie Jaxson Dart leading a breakout performance that could signal a new era for Big Blue.

The Chicago Cubs defeated the Milwaukee Brewers 6-0 to force a decisive Game 5, setting up a dramatic NLDS showdown in Milwaukee.

Peru’s Congress voted to remove President Dina Boluarte amid rising crime and public unrest, signaling a major political shift.

Businesses report significant improvements following a retail crime crackdown, praising coordinated efforts between police and retailers.

Experts argue that rising executions do not significantly deter violent crime, challenging claims that capital punishment serves as an effective crime prevention tool.

A landmark conviction for war crimes in Sudan highlights that global justice mechanisms, though slow, can hold perpetrators accountable.

John J. Lennon discusses his book The Tragedy of True Crime in a PEN Ten interview, exploring the complexities of true crime narratives.

South Korea is using a life-sized holographic police officer in Seoul to deter crime and enhance public safety.

Farmers and police in Cambridgeshire collaborated to share knowledge and strategies at a rural crime training day.

A California man has been extradited to Madison, Alabama, facing charges of attempting to engage in sexual activities with a minor under the age of 16.

Jews experienced the highest rate of religious hate crimes in England and Wales during the year ending March 2025, according to official statistics.

Peru’s Congress has voted to remove President Dina Boluarte from office amid escalating crime and public unrest.

Greta Thunberg alleges mistreatment during her detention in Israel, including being held in unsanitary conditions and forced to hold flags for photographs.

Thomas Tuchel emphasizes team performance over individual star status as England impresses with a 3-0 win against Wales.

A judge has dismissed Drake’s lawsuit against Kendrick Lamar over alleged copyright infringement in the song Not Like Us.

Louis Tomlinson reveals the devastating moment he learned of Liam Payne’s death and reflects on the grief of losing loved ones.

Nicole Kidman reflects on her delicate emotional openness, humanitarian work, and acting craft in a candid conversation in London.

Despite significant work in mental health advocacy and social causes, critics argue that Harry and Meghan’s strained royal relationships and controversies make them controversial recipients of the humanitarian award.

Victoria Beckham is reportedly considering a tell-all interview with Oprah Winfrey to address family tensions and share her personal perspective.

Duchess Sophie of Edinburgh was honored with an Honorary Fellowship by the Royal College of Ophthalmologists for her outstanding work in global eye health.

Israel has approved a U.S.-brokered peace plan led by former President Donald Trump, establishing a ceasefire in Gaza and arranging the release of hostages held by Hamas.

Two men were arrested in Newry, Northern Ireland, in an NCA-led investigation that uncovered over £2.5 million in suspected criminal cash linked to a major money laundering network.

A rural crime training day in Cambridgeshire brought farmers and police together to share practical knowledge and strengthen collaboration in preventing and tackling rural crime.

Queensland Police are investigating the suspicious death of a man found after a disturbance at a Torquay home in Hervey Bay, with a crime scene declared and inquiries ongoing.

A 33-year-old man was shot dead in Shfaram, reflecting the ongoing surge of deadly violence driven by organised crime in Israel’s Arab community.