New Demon Cavefish Discovered in Alabama Cave

Researchers at the University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH) discovered a new genus and species of eyeless, colorless, and faintly electric blue cavefish, formally named Demogorgonichthys arcanus, in Bobcat Cave beneath the US Army’s Redstone Arsenal in Alabama, according to a university press release issued in July. The finding represents a rare discovery of an … Read more

Canadian Matt Johnson Stars in Anthony Bourdain Biopic Tony

Director Matt Johnson and actor Dominic Sessa are teaming up for Tony, a new biographical drama focusing on the formative teenage years of late chef and author Anthony Bourdain, according to production details and interviews from the film’s Toronto premiere. Set during the summer of 1975 in Provincetown, Massachusetts, the A24 film departs from traditional … Read more

The Criminal Psychologist Who Convinced O.J. Simpson to Surrender Reveals His Theory

While law enforcement continues to examine evidence, including ransom notes released by the Pima County Sheriff’s Office, experts are questioning the legitimacy of those communications. Analysis of Doorbell Footage and Ransom Claims Doorbell camera footage recorded on the night of the disappearance shows a masked individual at the residence, a detail Mohandie believes points toward … Read more

Rich Kid in McLaren Denied Entry at Monterey In-N-Out

An exotic car driver was allegedly denied entry to a Seaside In-N-Out Burger parking lot during Monterey Car Week, according to a video captured by the driver’s brother, Fernando Barragan, and reported by KSBW. The Friday night incident unfolded on the Monterey Peninsula as local businesses and law enforcement maintained heightened security and traffic-control measures. … Read more

University of Michigan Hides Student Grades to Improve Mental Health

University of Michigan incoming freshmen in the largest undergraduate division will have their first-semester grades hidden and excluded from transcripts under a new policy announced by the school to curb student mental health struggles. Beginning this fall, the College of Literature, Science, and the Arts will grade first-semester students solely on a pass/no credit basis … Read more

TikTok Food Critic Christina Hart Suffers ‘Explosive Diarrhea’ Parasite

According to USA Today, the 29-year-old host of “The Locally Owned Series” suffered through nearly a month of debilitating symptoms, losing 17 pounds and dropping offline before eventually recovering and finding unexpected career success. The Reality of a Cyclosporiasis Infection Hart initially mistook her symptoms for ordinary food poisoning or a stomach virus. After experiencing … Read more

Dr. Oz Alleges California Union Involvement in Medicaid Fraud

According to Dr. Oz, organizations like SEIU Local 2015 and United Domestic Workers drive a system that keeps state officials from asking hard questions by flooding political campaigns with tens of millions of dollars in union dues. The Financial Stakes: Federal Deferrals and In-Home Supportive Services The Trump administration’s crackdown on California’s healthcare spending involves … Read more

Canada’s Economy Grows 0.3% in May, Beating Expectations

The Canadian economy expanded by 0.3 per cent in May, beating economist forecasts and extending a spring rebound that puts second-quarter annualized growth on track to surpass 3 per cent, according to Statistics Canada data released on Friday. While resources and construction drove the broad-based gains, economists warn that impending U.S. tariffs and geopolitical energy … Read more

U.S. and Saudi Arabia Strike Iran Allies as Tehran Targets Jordan Bases

According to Reuters and Fox News, the United States and Saudi Arabia jointly struck Iran-backed groups in Iraq on Wednesday, driving Brent crude futures up more than 7 percent past US$90 a barrel. President Donald Trump vowed to hit Iran hard after Tehran confirmed it fired on U.S. bases in Jordan and ships in the … Read more