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‘Publicity stunt,’ Lil Tay's alleged ‘death’ stunt sparks backlash and skepticism online
Fourteen-year-old influencer Lil Tay is not dead, despite an Instagram post claiming so. Many social media users suspect it was a “publicity stunt” by the teen and her family. Tay's followers increased from 3.3 million to 3.5 million overnight, but online sceptics are doubting the girl, accusing her of using her “death” announcement as a desperate attempt for attention. Tay has not made any public appearances since denying her death to TMZ.
Is Tyler Robinson autistic? Viral video sparks theory after Charlie Kirk's murder
Internet speculation suggests Tyler Robinson, accused of murdering Charlie Kirk, might be autistic based on a viral scholarship video. However, authorities haven't confirmed this claim. Robinson's background reveals shifting political views and a passion for gaming.
Indian film ‘Vimukt’ wins prestigious award at Toronto festival
Indian film 'Vimukt' won the NETPAC Award at Toronto International Film Festival, highlighting a rural family's struggle with disability, social exclusion, and hope through a poignant narrative about an elderly couple and their cognitively challenged son.
Trump's warning to Israel after Qatar attack: ‘Have to be careful’
US President Donald Trump cautioned Israel to be "careful" after its airstrike in Doha targeting Hamas' leadership, which escalated tensions with Qatar. The attack, condemned by Qatar as a violation of sovereignty, resulted in six deaths. Trump noted that the strike was a unilateral Israeli decision and emphasized the need for caution in military actions affecting allies.
Why is Tyler Robinson under special watch? Charlie Kirk suspect to undergo mental health screening
Tyler Robinson, suspect in Charlie Kirk's killing, is held in a special jail unit under close mental health watch. Not cooperating with authorities, he wrote a note that remains sealed. Family and partner are assisting investigators.
‘They deserve our empathy’: Brian Kilmeade apologizes after saying mentally ill homeless people should be ‘killed’
Fox News host Brian Kilmeade apologized for suggesting mentally ill homeless people should be "killed" after discussing a murder case. He acknowledged his remarks were callous and that homeless individuals deserve empathy, not lethal injections.
China set to open security forum amid regional tensions
The Xiangshan Forum in Beijing, running from Wednesday to Friday, aims to showcase China's military advancements and promote its strategic diplomacy amidst regional tensions. With 1,800 representatives from 100 countries attending, it presents an opportunity for foreign officials to learn about China's evolving military. The U.S. is sending a low-level official, emphasizing its cautious engagement.
'No regrets': Wounded Nepali protesters proud after anti-corruption protests
Protests in Nepal erupted over government corruption and a social media ban, resulting in at least 72 deaths, including students. During the unrest, 22-year-old Aditya Rawal was shot while trying to assist a friend. As chaos ensued, the prime minister resigned, leading to the appointment of an interim leader tasked with organizing elections. Protesters vow to continue their fight for change.
‘Leader who shares my commitment’: New York governor endorses Zohran Mamdani for NYC mayor
Governor Kathy Hochul endorsed Zohran Mamdani for New York City mayor, highlighting their shared commitment to addressing the city's affordability crisis. While acknowledging differences, she praised Mamdani's focus on safety and resources for the NYPD. His candidacy has sparked divisions within the Democratic Party, with some prominent figures yet to endorse him. Critics argue Hochul's backing signals a leftward shift.
Stephen Colbert honored with standing ovation at Emmys, jokes about Late Show ending | Watch
Stephen Colbert received a standing ovation at the Emmys, joking about The Late Show ending in May 2026. He humorously sought job opportunities, pulled out an old resume, and presented an award while highlighting his show's impending conclusion.
Mac and cheese recall: Goodles products pulled over allergy concerns; here's what FDA said
Goodles mac and cheese recall issued due to undeclared milk and cashew allergens. Eight allergic reactions reported. Two product lines affected: Vegan Is Believin' and Here Comes Truffle. Distributed nationwide, consumers advised to discard or return products.
Ted Cruz shares photos of disturbing Charlie Kirk graffiti on 59 freeway in Houston: ‘Hateful garbage’
Ted Cruz shared photos of graffiti targeting Charlie Kirk on Houston's 59 freeway, personally covering it with white paint. He condemned the "hateful garbage" after Kirk's recent assassination, sparking mixed reactions online about his public response to the incident.
JD Vance to host 'The Charlie Kirk Show': How VP and slain Trump ally became friends
JD Vance will host The Charlie Kirk Show, paying tribute to his late friend. The conservative activist was tragically shot in Utah. Vance highlighted their friendship, support, and shared political connections in an emotional announcement.
Tyler Robinson's ‘furry’ fixation: Charlie Kirk assassin visited bizarre website featuring disturbing sexualized images
Tyler Robinson, accused of killing Charlie Kirk, allegedly had a furry website account. A rifle round with a sexualized meme referencing furry and transgender subcultures was found near the crime scene, suggesting potential online connections.
America’s choice after the assassination of Charlie Kirk
The article reflects on the rise of political violence in America, comparing it to past incidents of school shootings and political assassinations. It discusses the implications of Charlie Kirk's murder, warning of potential increases in security needs for politicians and the erosion of democratic discourse. The piece emphasizes the importance of empathy and understanding in political dialogue to prevent further violence.
Eric Adams dropping out rumors are ‘bulls**t’: Insider reveals New York Mayoral race is still on
Eric Adams denies rumors of dropping out of New York mayoral race, calling speculation "bulls**t." His spokesperson asserts the campaign is strong, with numerous events planned, and Adams remains committed to competing against Democrat candidate Zohran Mamdani.
