A submerged car and a body were recently discovered in the Mississippi River near Sartell, Minn. This opinion piece by Richard Greelis explores how this startling find offers a stark contrast to an earlier underwater search in a murder investigation.

In the midst of scorching temperatures, NES officials are raising a new alarm about scams. They caution customers that individuals are posing as official workers, emphasizing the importance of scrutinizing any suspicious requests.

Justin Otto of Campbell County has been chosen for the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s 2026 executive public information officer cohort, now in its 10th year. His selection marks a notable accomplishment for both Campbell County and FEMA’s ongoing mission to build effective leaders in emergency management.

Purses have long served as more than fashionable accessories. In the midst of the civil rights movement, everyday items like a handbag gained social and political meaning—notably illustrated by the experience of Rosa Parks in 1943.

Russia reportedly launched one of its largest recent air assaults on Thursday, targeting a U.S.-founded electronics manufacturer near Ukraine’s border with the European Union. Officials in Moscow accused Kyiv of hindering peace discussions, while Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy reached out to the United States for support in renewing negotiations with Russian President Vladimir Putin.

A Ukrainian woman in Kyiv survived a terrifying nine-story fall from her home during a Russian missile attack. She believes her survival offers a symbol of hope for others facing the ongoing unrest in her country.

In a candid discussion with NPR’s Leila Fadel, Ukrainian survivor Veronika Osintseva recounts how she endured the deadliest attack on Kyiv since the start of Russia’s full-scale invasion. Her story highlights the deeply personal challenges civilians face amid ongoing conflict and reveals a glimpse of resilience in the midst of crisis.

In her latest novel, Archipelago, author Natalie Bakapoulos follows a translator who is tackling a book she has never read. Through this process, Bakapoulos reflects on her connection to Greek literature—including her Aunt Eleni’s role in its queer tradition—and her ongoing journey with translation.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky denounced a massive overnight strike by Russia, involving 40 missiles and 574 drones. Calling it “one of its crazy anti-records,” he warned of the impact on civilians, as hinted by a partial quote referencing “They hit civi…”

A New Zealand soldier has been sentenced to two years in military prison after pleading guilty to attempted espionage. This conviction marks the country’s first legal case involving spying and underscores the seriousness of breaching military security.

Meta Platforms has halted recruitment in its AI division, concluding a notable period of aggressive talent acquisition. This decision leaves many wondering about the company’s next strategy in the competitive world of artificial intelligence.

Uganda has made an agreement with the United States to accept deported migrants who pass strict requirements. According to officials, those deportees cannot have criminal records or be unaccompanied minors. Further details are still being negotiated.

Inter Miami clinched a 2-1 victory over Mexico’s Tigres UANL in a Leagues Cup quarterfinal, relying on two penalty goals from Luis Suarez. Despite Lionel Messi’s absence, Suarez’s standout performance helped Miami advance in the tournament.

Shea Langeliers’ two-run home run in the 10th inning propelled the Oakland Athletics to a 4-2 victory over the Minnesota Twins. The tense matchup remained up for grabs until Langeliers’ clutch swing sealed the win on Wednesday night.

New Zealand is unveiling the Parent Boost Visitor Visa on September 29, 2025, allowing eligible parents to stay in the country for up to ten years. With insurance and financial requirements at its core, this policy aims to strengthen extended family reunification.

A surprising revelation surfaced as Andy Reid readied his team for the 2025 season: in 2024, a bullet was reportedly fired into his office while he was inside. Though the incident never resulted in injury, it raised serious concerns about the safety of one of football’s most notable figures.

A New Zealand soldier believed he was passing intelligence to a foreign government. Unbeknownst to him, he was actually dealing with undercover agents, resulting in his exposure before any defection could occur.

Jury deliberation has started for the man accused of orchestrating Young Dolph’s murder. After closing arguments concluded, the jury must now decide whether Hernandez Govan is guilty of multiple felony charges, including first-degree murder and conspiracy.

After nine decades of providing a financial foundation for millions of Americans, Social Security now faces pressing questions about its future. From concerns over the trust fund’s viability to the role that Congress might play, the program stands at a critical crossroads.

Less than 48 hours after floodwaters damaged their basement, a Milwaukee family discovered their car was gone. Now, they face the challenges of recovering from storm destruction while grappling with the stress of a missing vehicle.

With Anthony Richardson’s future in Indianapolis under the microscope and the New Orleans Saints’ quarterback battle in full swing, the NFL’s opening week is shaping up to be unpredictable. Meanwhile, Brian Schottenheimer shares optimism about Micah Parsons’ readiness for Week 1 as fans brace for the season ahead.