Baseball legend Alex Rodriguez shared a glimpse into his kitchen, listing fridge staples including eggs, water and fruit, along with hummus. Rodriguez also revealed a pantry stocked with chips he enjoys eating at 2 a.m.
How body composition can affect Taser effectiveness
Multiple Taser deployments failed to stop Pamela Cisneros during a Times Square stabbing incident, raising questions about how body composition can impact the weapons' effectiveness. Law enforcement officials and researchers have long examined factors that influence whether Tasers successfully incapacitate suspects. Body weight and muscle mass are among the variables that can affect how the […]
Eight fans ejected from Portland Thorns match over apparel
Eight fans were ejected from a Portland Thorns FC match at Providence Park after an LGBTQ organizer objected to their apparel, video shows. The fans were wearing XX-XY Athletics gear when they were removed from the National Women's Soccer League game.
Kansas State mascot completes 394 push-ups during 71-3 rout of Nicholls State
Kansas State's Willie the Wildcat completed 394 push-ups during the Wildcats' 71-3 victory over Nicholls State, leaving the mascot barely able to raise his arms by the end of the game. The push-ups were done in celebration of the Wildcats' scoring, with Willie performing one for each point Kansas State put on the board.
AfD’s historic gains in eastern Germany expose cracks in political establishment
In the eastern German state of Saxony-Anhalt, voters delivered a historic rebuke to the country's political establishment on Sunday, propelling the Alternative for Germany—the AfD—to its strongest regional showing yet. With projections placing the anti-migration party at just over 44% of the vote, more than double its 2019 result, the outcome marks a watershed moment […]
Rome’s Colosseum security zone raises concerns about enforcement and due process
Rome has imposed a sweeping security order around the Colosseum, creating what officials call an "enhanced-control zone" that grants authorities broad powers to remove individuals from one of the world's most visited archaeological sites. The measure, issued by Rome Prefect Lamberto Giannini on Aug. 24, extends through Christmas Eve and raises significant questions about how […]
Umpire’s hat demand exposes MLB accountability gap
When veteran umpire Doug Eddings ordered Cardinals rookie reliever Hancel Rincon to straighten his cap during a September game in Denver, it seemed minor. It wasn't. The incident and MLB's belated response reveal a crucial problem: umpires operate with virtually no meaningful oversight until their actions become too embarrassing to ignore. Rincon entered the sixth […]
Scholar links diet industry to racial control at socialism conference
At the Socialism 2026 conference in Chicago this past weekend, scholar Da'Shaun L. Harrison argued that the diet industry functions as a mechanism of surveillance and control disproportionately wielded against Black bodies. During a panel titled "Health Fascism, Body Politics, and the Anti-State State" at the Hyatt Regency McCormick Place, Harrison contended that the policing […]
Trump’s darker hair sparks internet speculation
President Donald Trump disembarked from Air Force One at Morristown Municipal Airport in New Jersey on Friday with noticeably darker hair, a striking departure from the signature golden-blonde shade that has defined his public image for decades. Photographers captured the images, which quickly spread across social media. Within hours, users on X, Instagram and other […]
Former Pentagon AI chief warns Flock cameras could create ‘China-like surveillance state’
Former Pentagon AI Policy Director Mark Beall warned that Flock cameras could create a "China-like surveillance state" without strict court oversight. Beall's concerns focus on the need for judicial controls over the automated license plate reader technology used by the camera network.