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Tybee Island is preparing for heightened security during the controversial Orange Crush festival, following a recent surge in unpermitted teen takeovers that led to a report of gunfire disrupting the event.

The article warns that the proposed $30/hour minimum wage in Los Angeles could lead to a severe shortage of hotel room availability and the closure of many local businesses as the city prepares to host high-profile global events.

Elizabeth Banks, an actress known for her role as Effie Trinket in "The Hunger Games" franchise, expressed confusion over the 53% of white women who voted for former President Donald Trump over Vice President Kamala Harris in the 2024 election, despite Banks' public support for Harris.

Former first son Hunter Biden has reportedly moved out of the United States just a year after his father, former President Joe Biden, left the presidential office in 2025.

The NFL has reportedly begun onboarding replacement officials in case their unionized referees are not available, as the league and the NFL Referees Association negotiate a new collective bargaining agreement.

The Dodge County Sheriff's Office has filed a lawsuit alleging that a woman fabricated claims of being detained by ICE for 40 hours, with evidence showing she was actually at a hotel during the alleged detention period.

Costco has introduced a new ultra-filtered, high-protein lactose-free milk in select stores, with shoppers calling the long-awaited product a highly anticipated addition.

A 14-year-old boy allegedly killed at least nine people and wounded 13 more at a Turkish middle school, using guns belonging to his father, a former police officer.

Air New Zealand is introducing "Skynest," a new economy-class feature that allows passengers to reserve lie-flat, bunk-style pods to rest on long-haul flights, with prices starting at $495 for a four-hour session, leading to a divided response from travelers.

John Schneider, who played Bo Duke in "The Dukes of Hazzard," spoke about his time on the show, protecting his co-star Catherine Bach, and what fans can expect from a new exhibition at the Hollywood Museum.

Former MLB pitcher Dan Serafini, who was sentenced to life in prison, insists he is innocent of the 2021 murder of his in-laws, Gary Spohr and Wendy Wood, for which he was convicted.

Republican Joe Hathaway aims to flip a vacant U.S. House seat in a blue-leaning district in northern New Jersey, asserting that voters will "choose common sense over socialism" and arguing that his Democratic rival Analilia Mejia is running on "far left-wing ideology."

A Navy reservist accused of murdering his wife in Virginia and fleeing the country has been arrested overseas and is expected to be extradited to the United States.

President Donald Trump is visiting two crucial swing states to highlight the tax cuts passed by Republicans in Congress, which he claims have resulted in significant tax refunds for Americans.

The article discusses a Republican representative's opposition to Virginia Democrats' efforts to redraw the state's congressional districts, which he argues is a long-term strategy to minimize the impact of rural voters.

Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor expressed frustration with being in the ideological minority and made remarks about a colleague, Justice Brett Kavanaugh, which she later apologized for as "hurtful".

New York Times reporter Dianna Russini resigned after photos of her with New England Patriots coach Mike Vrabel surfaced, leading to a debate over the apparent double standard in how female journalists and male coaches are treated in such situations.

Bahamian authorities intend to wrap up their search for missing American woman Lynette Hooker, while the U.S. Coast Guard's criminal investigation into her disappearance continues, as her husband Brian Hooker prepares to continue his own search after being released from custody.