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Andy Cohen Calls Out ‘Disgusting and Illegal’ Audio Leak From ‘Summer House’ Reunion Taping
Entertainment

Andy Cohen Calls Out ‘Disgusting and Illegal’ Audio Leak From ‘Summer House’ Reunion Taping

Andy Cohen has slammed an audio leak from the Summer House reunion taping as 'disgusting and illegal,' urging fans to wait for the official airing amid a scandal involving cast members Amanda Batula, West Wilson, and Ciara Miller. The leak has intensified scrutiny over a love triangle following Batula's separation from Kyle Cooke, with Wilson and Miller offering their perspectives on the fallout.

Sarah Mitchellabout 10 hours ago
DOJ drops criminal probe of Fed Chair Powell
Business

DOJ drops criminal probe of Fed Chair Powell

The Department of Justice has ended its criminal investigation into Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, shifting oversight to the Fed's inspector general and clearing the path for Senate confirmation of Kevin Warsh as his replacement. The move follows a judge's ruling quashing subpoenas and addresses concerns over a multi-billion-dollar Fed headquarters renovation, amid allegations of political pressure from the Trump administration.

Jessica Williamsabout 10 hours ago
In 2016, a child tripped over bone fragments and accidentally led scientists to a million-year-old prehistoric mammal skull
Science

In 2016, a child tripped over bone fragments and accidentally led scientists to a million-year-old prehistoric mammal skull

In November 2016, nine-year-old Jude Sparks tripped over bone fragments in the New Mexico desert, leading to the discovery of a 1.2 million-year-old stegomastodon skull. The find, now under study at the New Mexico Museum of Natural History, offers insights into prehistoric megafauna and highlights the role of amateur discoveries in paleontology.

Thomas Andersonabout 13 hours ago
In 1974, farmers digging a well in China struck buried clay fragments and revealed an emperor’s 2,000-year-old secret army
Science

In 1974, farmers digging a well in China struck buried clay fragments and revealed an emperor’s 2,000-year-old secret army

In 1974, Chinese farmers accidentally discovered the Terracotta Army while digging a well during a drought, unearthing thousands of life-sized statues guarding Emperor Qin Shi Huang's tomb. The find has provided invaluable insights into ancient Chinese history, artistry, and military organization, continuing to draw global interest and careful preservation efforts.

Jessica Williamsabout 13 hours ago