Florida man allegedly shot woman in neck, dragged her back inside before hiding in backyard pool
A Florida man is facing attempted murder charges after allegedly shooting a woman in the…
Florida man allegedly shot woman in neck, dragged her back inside before hiding in backyard pool
A Florida man is facing attempted murder charges after allegedly shooting a woman in the neck and dragging her back into her home, authorities said. Officers with the Wildwood Police Department responded around 11:30 p.m. Saturday to reports of an argument followed by a gunshot, according to an arrest report cited by WKMG. When police…
Justin Baldoni and Blake Lively Fight Over Possible Losses From Legal War
Justin Baldoni and Blake Lively’s attorneys are attempting to hash out key pretrial issues, including possible damages caused by the It Ends With Us legal drama. During a Tuesday, April 28, pretrial conference in New York City, Lively’s lawyers argued that the actress missed out on the opportunity to make up to $35 million for…
Disney reportedly shelves ESPN spinoff talks in major call under new CEO
ESPN and the NFL announced a deal Tuesday, granting ESPN the league’s media assets, including NFL Network. The NFL will retain a 10% ownership share of the network. The Walt Disney Company is reportedly backing away from plans to spin off ESPN, shelving years of speculation that a standalone sports network could help offset the…
How one venture firm is investing in an increasingly fragmented world
The world today is riven by cultural differences, political divisions, and geopolitical disputes — a challenging environment for any investor hunting for startups that can grow large enough to deliver venture-scale returns. Kompas VC has developed a regionally sensitive strategy to help it navigate, and invest in, this fragmented world. And it’s putting fresh capital…
Ex-Fordham basketball players permanently banned by NCAA over alleged game manipulation betting scheme
Another betting scandal in sports has surfaced, this time involving two Fordham Rams men’s basketball players. Two former players were deemed permanently ineligible to participate in NCAA play after the governing body found them in violation of potential game manipulation for sports betting. The NCAA announced on Tuesday that Elijah Gray and Will Richardson allegedly…
Amazon is already offering new OpenAI products on AWS
Almost as soon as OpenAI announced that its major investor and cloud partner, Microsoft, no longer has exclusive rights to any of its products, Amazon started gloating. After the revised OpenAI/Microsoft agreement was announced on Monday, Amazon CEO Andy Jassy noted in a tweet that it was a “very interesting announcement.” That agreement solved OpenAI’s…
Eric Dane’s Ex Reacts to His Final ‘Euphoria’ Scenes: ‘Wish He Was Here’
Eric Dane‘s ex-girlfriend Priya Jain addressed his scenes in Euphoria‘s third season, which were filmed shortly before the actor’s death. “I have been watching. It is an incredible show and a great season,” Jain, 28, who dated Dane from 2024 to 2025, told TMZ on Monday, April 27. Jain was happy to see Dane reprise…
Fed expected to hold rates as Powell era nears end with Warsh on deck
Forbes Media Chairman and editor-in-chief Steve Forbes discusses the Department of Justice’s decision to close its investigation into Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell on ‘The Bottom Line.’ The Federal Reserve will announce its latest interest rate on Wednesday when Fed Chair Jerome Powell will host what may be his final news conference as the leader…
‘General Hospital’ star Kirsten Storms hit with emergency restraining order filed by ex-husband Brandon Barash
“General Hospital” star Kirsten Storms’ ex, Brandon Barash, filed an emergency restraining order against the 42-year-old actress. A judge has granted Barash’s request — which was initially filed in December 2025 — due to Storms’ “mental health crisis,” according to court documents obtained by People. Months prior to the filing, Barash claimed Storms told him…
US Supreme Court appears split over controversial use of ‘geofence’ search warrants
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday heard arguments in a landmark legal case that could redefine digital privacy rights for people across the United States. The case, Chatrie v. United States, centers on the government’s controversial use of so-called “geofence” search warrants. Law enforcement and federal agents use these warrants to compel tech companies, like…
