Shane Gillis Faces Backlash Over S.N.L. Monologue
Shane Gillis faced criticism over jokes about women during his S.N.L. monologue. His apology for an F-bomb addressed a separate issue from the main backlash.
U.S. Warns Kyiv Over Refinery Strikes as NATO Vows to Counter Moscow
Reported U.S. warnings over Ukrainian refinery strikes highlight tensions between pressure on Russia, alliance support and efforts to prevent wider escalation.
Fire at Paris's Marché des Enfants Rouges
A reported fire at Paris's historic Marché des Enfants Rouges has caused shock and grief, while key details about the damage, cause, and future remain unconfirmed.
U.K. Political Figure Accuses Russia of Brexit Meddling
Supplied reports attribute an allegation of Russian interference in the 2016 Brexit referendum to a U.K. political figure, but the speaker and evidence remain unverified.
Trump 'Looking At' Firing Kimberly Guilfoyle: What's Confirmed
Trump said he is "looking at" firing Kimberly Guilfoyle, U.S. ambassador to Greece, adding "We're not happy." No dismissal, reason, replacement or timeline is confirmed.
One Dead, Others Injured at Six Flags Over Georgia
One person died and several others were reportedly injured in a roller-coaster incident at Six Flags Over Georgia. The cause and ride involved remain unconfirmed.
Reports Say Agents Searched Ilhan Omar’s Home
Reports dated October 12, 2026, say federal or immigration agents searched a home associated with Rep. Ilhan Omar. Key legal details remain unconfirmed.
U.S. Military Archbishop Opposes Catholic Soldiers Joining Firing Squads
The U.S. military’s Catholic archbishop reportedly says Catholic soldiers should not participate in firing-squad executions, raising questions about conscience and accommodation.
Why Some Physicists Think Dark Energy May Not Exist
Dark energy remains the leading explanation for cosmic acceleration, but modified gravity, evolving cosmic structure, and new observations could challenge the standard model.
Solar System Instability May Happen 100 Times Faster
New research suggests that long-term Solar System instability may occur up to 100 times faster than earlier models estimated, but Earth faces no immediate danger.