A small alligator discovered in a Boston river has captured the city’s attention. Wrangled by a local wildlife educator on Wednesday night, the reptile now waits for a permanent home, officials said.
A recruiting dispute between high school football teams in New York and Connecticut has escalated into a public spectacle after appearing on social media. Parents, coaches, and sports fans have expressed concerns as the controversy draws more attention and questions about fair play.
When Target reversed its stance on certain Pride Month items, the ensuing attention underscored the risks of walking back support for social causes. Experts suggest that such public reversals harm consumer trust and highlight the complexities of brand activism.
Kylie Jenner stunned fans on Instagram by unveiling a striking new hair color in a black bra top. The socialite and beauty mogul, known for Kylie Cosmetics, quickly drew an outpouring of reactions from her massive following. Once again, she has proven her remarkable ability to dominate the pop culture conversation.
Federal prosecutors concluded that two Justice Department officials’ decision to repost President Donald Trump’s remarks about Luigi Mangione did not infringe upon Mangione’s right to a fair trial. Mangione stands accused in the killing of UnitedHealthcare’s CEO, a high-profile case that initially sparked concerns of potential bias.
Local news once held communities together, providing firsthand reporting on neighborhood stories. As papers vanish and online platforms grow, the erosion of local journalism generates a widening trust gap, causing towns and families alike to feel the impact.
A recent video shared by ICE on X shows a Portland protester, hands cuffed behind their back, being wheeled away on a flatbed cart. The unusual footage, captioned “Refuse to walk? We’ll give you a ride,” drew strong reactions and quickly went viral.
Younger audiences are turning away from traditional outlets and heading online to get their news. Social media, podcasts, and other modern channels are reshaping how information is delivered and consumed.
Utah Gov. Spencer Cox has drawn attention to a new concept he calls “conflict entrepreneurs,” pointing to the forces he believes intensify political violence. Amid debates over how social media and public discourse intersect, “CBS Evening News” co-anchor John Dickerson helps shed light on the term’s significance.
Mark Cuban believes social media has become a harmful force for NBA players. He suggests athletes are wary of sharing anything that is not a highlight reel, fearing intense scrutiny and negativity from online platforms.
