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The Navy is canceling the overhaul of the USS Boise submarine due to ballooning costs and the submarine's limited remaining service life, instead redirecting resources to build and deliver newer submarines.

Kim Kardashian's attempt to keep details of her 2003 sex tape settlement with Ray J private has been unsuccessful, as a California Superior Court judge denied her request to seal the confidential $6 million agreement.

Brian Hooker, 58, was arrested in the Bahamas after his wife Lynette Hooker, 56, disappeared from their boat under suspicious circumstances, sparking a U.S. Coast Guard criminal investigation.

A Christian college student in Kentucky was fired from her job as a barista at a coffee shop after sharing her religious beliefs when asked by coworkers, raising concerns about the lack of freedom for employees to respectfully discuss differing viewpoints without fear of termination.

New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani defended anti-Israel activist Mahmoud Khalil, saying he should remain in New York City despite the Trump administration's efforts to deport him.

Baylor women's basketball star Melissa Jones, who had her jersey retired, has died at the age of 36, with her former coach Kim Mulkey expressing deep sorrow over the loss of someone who was more than just a player to her.

Cuban leader Miguel Díaz-Canel sparred with NBC host Kristen Welker over whether he would be willing to step down to save Cuba, with Díaz-Canel asserting that Cuba has a free, sovereign state and its leaders are elected by the people, not the U.S. government.

China uses its relationship with Iran to position itself as a strategic player in the Middle East as Trump weighs his next diplomatic moves.

The Darts Regulation Authority (DRA) passed a new policy prohibiting biological males from competing in women's competitions, leading a transgender competitor, Noa-Lynn van Leuven, to speak out against the decision and express her intention to continue fighting for her participation in women's competitions.

The article discusses the alleged scandal involving ESPN's Dianna Russini and Tennessee Titans head coach Mike Vrabel, and how ESPN's Adam Schefter was interviewed about it, but provided little substantive information.

David Spade, Dana Carvey, and Tim Dillon discussed the decline of the entertainment industry in California, with Spade calling on state leaders to change course and save the industry.

The Artemis II mission to the moon is nearing completion, with the Orion spacecraft expected to safely splashdown off the San Diego coast, where the U.S. Navy will assist in recovering the capsule and crew.

Sydney Sweeney's rumored connection to the James Bond franchise is reinforcing her reputation as a rising Hollywood star, and experts believe that landing the role of Bond itself could significantly elevate her profile and brand, rather than limiting it like the traditional "Bond Girl" role.

The article highlights that the increasing popularity of GLP-1 receptor agonists like Ozempic and Wegovy may have an unexpected side effect - an increased risk of divorce, as weight loss can lead to changes in relationship dynamics and a greater sense of autonomy. Experts suggest that couples should take a collaborative approach to weight loss and healthy lifestyle changes to mitigate this risk.

Alexander "Xander" Kazanowski, a 25-year-old Chicago dad expecting his second child, was bludgeoned to death outside a bar, and police are seeking four persons of interest in connection with the homicide.

Michelle Pfeiffer initially resisted joining Taylor Sheridan's new series "The Madison" due to the unconventional scriptless pitch, but ultimately agreed after consulting with Helen Mirren and considering Sheridan's impressive track record.

The author Hugo Vickers details how Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's exit and Oprah interview added strain during the late Queen Elizabeth II's final years. A charity co-founded by Prince Harry has sued him for libel.

The article discusses the renewed criticism faced by McDonald's CEO Chris Kempczinski for eating on camera, including his awkward burger review and subsequent chicken nugget bite, which prompted comparisons to Fox News host Brian Kilmeade's refusal to eat on air.