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Abdul Qadir Mumin fled the UK in 2010, abandoning his wife Muna Abdule and their three children under five, to join extremists in Somalia. He now heads ISIS's branch there with 1,200 fighters, but his family—British citizens—remains in a two-bedroom social housing flat in Slough, where Abdule works in health care and insists they have no contact with him. The late 2025 report has reignited online anger over taxpayer-funded housing for relatives of terrorists, even those uninvolved, amid UK shortages and migration debates. No actions like eviction have followed, as the family qualifies like others in need.

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Muna Abdule still remembers the day her husband vanished, leaving her with three young children and no word. Now 43, she and her British-born kids live in a Slough council flat while he leads ISIS fighters halfway across the world.

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Russian-American influencer Alexandra Jost, known as Sasha Meets Russia, posted on Saturday that she feels safer as a young woman in Moscow than in the 'woke west.' The claim drew sharp criticism online, especially after a Friday video showed an Iranian dissident in Toronto shouting down a pro-regime flag-waver, only to face rebuke from a Russian woman over her tank top exposing her midriff. Critics accused Jost of Kremlin propaganda, citing her links to RT-funded programs and Russia's issues like high domestic violence rates and lack of protective laws. While Numbeo data ranks Moscow safer than Toronto on crime indexes, detractors point to underreporting and political risks.

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Alexandra Jost posed happily by the Moskva River in a sundress, sharing how much safer she feels in Moscow than the West. Her words hit a nerve just as a video surfaced of a tense street confrontation in Toronto.

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Beth O'Brien's Wolf Siren won the Carnegie Medal for Writing and the Shadowers' Choice Medal for Writing. Kate Rolfe's Wiggling Words, exploring dyslexia, won the Carnegie Medal for Illustration, while Aimée de Jongh's adaptation of Lord of the Flies won the Shadowers' Choice Medal for Illustration.

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Fans of Kendrick Lamar circulated and mocked a video of rapper Glasses Malone eating ice cream to ridicule supporters of Drake amid their ongoing feud. The mockery portrayed Glasses Malone, a Drake supporter, as switching from guns to ice cream and included hashtags like #Yeraltı and terms like 'culture vulture'. This humorous backlash highlighted tensions within the hip-hop community discussion.

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The clip shows Jefferson joking about turning 45 while his crew acts 25, set to the hit track from Drake's May 2026 album *Iceman*. Fans see LeBron's repost as a nod back to Drake after he attended Kendrick Lamar's concert last year during their feud, with Drake's lyrics shading James' loyalty. 'Shabang' has climbed to No. 4 on the Hot 100, spawning a popular TikTok dance challenge that influencers and Drake himself have joined.

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LeBron James shared a fun Instagram Reel of ex-teammate Richard Jefferson lip-syncing to Drake's 'Shabang,' adding laughing emojis to the party vibe.

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The clip from Omar's exchange with anchor Ana Cabrera showed her calling Trump racist while pushing back on his policies targeting Minnesota's Somali community, including ending Temporary Protected Status for about 700 people. Critics on social media revived unproven allegations of immigration fraud against her, tied them to Minnesota's $250 million Feeding Our Future scandal where her name appeared in documents but no charges followed, and highlighted her recent criticism of a $1.8 billion Justice Department settlement. Trump has ramped up deportations in Minneapolis amid rhetoric labeling Somalis as welfare fraudsters, while Omar, a naturalized citizen since 2000, defends her community against what she calls xenophobic attacks.

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In a heated MSNBC interview, Rep. Ilhan Omar declared Somali immigrants would stay in the U.S. no matter what President Trump says about curbing immigration.

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Owens described how the veteran, plagued by headaches, coughing blood, hearing loss, and seizures, had been dismissed by the VA as PTSD cases and given Xanax instead of scans. In Russia, paramedics rushed him to a hospital for an immediate CT scan, diagnosis, and successful surgery that ended all his symptoms. She called it life-saving divine intervention, amid her praise for Russia's Christian heritage from the trip, while critics question the unverified account and accuse her of promoting Kremlin views. The story highlights documented VA struggles with TBI misdiagnoses overlapping PTSD, elevated suicide risks, and care delays affecting over 185,000 veterans.

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A former Navy SEAL on Candace Owens' security team collapsed with a seizure during her family trip to Russia. Russian doctors spotted and removed a massive brain clot that U.S. care had missed for years.

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At Monday's WWE Raw, former NXT Champion Oba Femi declared his pursuit of the King of the Ring crown and a potential SummerSlam title shot against Cody Rhodes or Roman Reigns, drawing massive cheers and chants from a full house. Jey Uso interrupted with 'Yeet' energy, sparking a heated exchange where Femi warned, 'When you shoot, don’t miss. Because if you do, I’ll destroy you. And if you don’t, I’ll still destroy you.' Tuesday's SmackDown struggled with under 6,500 fans in the 20,000-capacity venue, empty sections, high ticket prices over £150, a UK heatwave, and competition from an advertised England soccer match screening.

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Oba Femi strode into London's O2 Arena like a king in waiting, owning the mic and sending the packed crowd into a frenzy with his bold King of the Ring vow.

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In the clip from early 2024's A Sign of Affection, childhood friend Oushi Ashioki confesses to deaf college student Yuki Itose after mastering Japanese Sign Language for her. Many viewers call out Oushi for treating her like a child, using harsh words, and acting possessive, contrasting him with rival Itsuomi Nagi who learns JSL to connect equally. Defenders see classic tsundere traits in his protective love, sparking talks on autonomy, true connection, and what Yuki truly owes no one. The series highlights deaf experiences through precise JSL animation and Yuki's inner thoughts.

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Oushi poured his heart out in sign language to his lifelong crush Yuki, only to learn her affections lay elsewhere. The raw confession from the anime has fans fiercely divided on his devotion.

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After hosting the traveling pregame show since 2017, Rutledge is stepping away to expand her NFL duties at ESPN, ahead of their first Super Bowl broadcast in 2027. She'll remain involved in college football elsewhere, while Matt Barrie takes over as host this fall, earning her quick endorsement. Her exit drew warm tributes from coaches like Kirby Smart, SEC programs with shared photos, and fans who called her a GOAT, with one joking it hits harder than a brutal on-field collision.

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Laura Rutledge looked back on walking onto the SEC Nation set ten years ago, not knowing it would become one of her life's most meaningful chapters.

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Marly Kinney, 19, was last seen after getting off a pontoon boat with at least 10 people at Grayson Lake to use the bathroom; the group left without her and could not recall the exact location. Cameron Conley, 23, from Ashland, the boat operator, was charged with operating a boat under the influence, with breath tests showing .137 and .135. Search efforts involving boats, sonar, K-9 teams, drones, and aerial support continue for Kinney, described as 5’5”, 125 pounds, with black hair, last seen in a pink, orange, and white bikini.

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In a 10-1 vote, the WIAA Board of Control approved mutual use of the 35-second shot clock for boys' and girls' varsity non-conference games starting in the 2026-27 season, with full implementation across all varsity games proposed for 2028-29 pending a membership vote. Equipment costs of $3,000 to $10,000 per gym fueled past rejections, including a 2017 approval that was later rescinded and recent survey support at 57% overall but lower in smaller divisions. The move aligns Wisconsin with over 30 states using shot clocks, promising faster paces and better college prep, though some worry about budget strains on small schools. Other changes include a new divisional model and JV playing rules, but no state tournament expansion.

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Coaches tired of endless stall games finally got a win Tuesday in Stevens Point, as the WIAA board greenlit an optional shot clock for varsity non-conference matchups.

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Senator Rick Scott criticized Yale University for allowing Hasan Piker to speak on campus and demanded the withdrawal of federal funding. Scott argued that tax dollars should not fund platforms for Piker's views despite Yale's $44 billion endowment.

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On April 23, a DHS contractor accidentally bulldozed a 50-to-70-foot path through the 272-foot Las Playas Intaglio while building a second barrier near the existing wall under a $659 million contract. CBP secured the site and had Commissioner Rodney Scott coordinate with tribal leaders. The incident gained attention alongside a June 9 DHS waiver bypassing environmental laws for 80 miles of barriers and roads in Texas' Big Bend National Park, after a Democratic amendment to block funding failed 26-34 in Congress. Lawmakers like Rep. Veronica Escobar called it an assault on national treasures, while supporters stressed border security needs.

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A 1,000-year-old fish-shaped etching sacred to the O'odham people now bears bulldozer scars from border wall preparations. The April damage in Arizona's Cabeza Prieta refuge has tribal leaders and officials responding.

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The 6-foot, 200-pound safety from DeMatha Catholic in Hyattsville, Maryland, chose the Tigers over Penn State, Virginia Tech, and Syracuse. His standout junior stats include 58 tackles, seven interceptions, and two fumble recoveries, earning him All-Met honors. Crumb is Auburn's 19th commit, boosting their class to No. 13 nationally and top-five in the SEC, with fans calling the addition huge as the team eyes a top-10 finish.

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Knyair Crumb stepped up to announce his commitment live on YouTube, picking Auburn because it 'felt like home' from the moment he arrived.

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The Chicago Cubs aim to even their series against the Colorado Rockies in the second game at Coors Field, with Shota Imanaga starting against Michael Lorenzen. The Cubs' lineup features Pete Crow-Armstrong in center field, Moisés Ballesteros catching, Michael Busch at first base, Alex Bregman at third base, Ian Happ in left field, Seiya Suzuki in right field, Nico Hoerner at second base, Michael Conforto as designated hitter, and Dansby Swanson at shortstop.

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A KFF analysis projects ACA marketplace enrollment falling from 22.3 million in 2025 to 17.5 million in 2026, a more than 20% decline, due to the expiration of enhanced subsidies first enacted in 2021. Out-of-pocket premiums for remaining enrollees have jumped 58% to $178 monthly, with deductibles rising over $1,000 as people switch to skimpier plans. Early data shows 23.1 million sign-ups for 2026, down over 1 million from last year, amid rising cancellations; Democrats blame Republicans for not renewing aid, while Republicans call the subsidies temporary measures prone to waste.

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Millions of Americans who relied on affordable health plans now face steeper premiums and tougher choices after federal subsidies ended last December.

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The 20-year-old from BYU averaged 4.4 points in 27 games, shooting 36.7% from three, then surged to 9.1 points over the final eight contests on 38.2% threes after earning a bigger role. He joins as Northwestern's sixth transfer this offseason amid a roster overhaul that saw 11 players depart, including key guards, leaving coach Chris Collins with just a few returners like Jake West. Fans praise Kostić's size, catch-and-shoot game, and toughness—rooted in his judo background and pro experience in Austria—as a smart fit to boost backcourt depth for Big Ten battles.

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Aleksej Kostić, the 6-foot-4 Austrian sharpshooter, picked Northwestern on Instagram Friday, bringing his hot late-season hand to a rebuilding Wildcats squad.

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Former Vice President Kamala Harris and Doug Emhoff made an unannounced visit to the iconic West Hollywood gay bar The Abbey on June 13 around 6:30 p.m., drawing joyful cheers during Pride Month celebrations. She greeted fans, posed for photos, and shared warm moments like hugging drag queen Jo Lopez-Halston, echoing her 2019 campaign stop where she learned to snap a fan from Shangela. Supporters praised her authentic allyship, while critics called it a political stunt; the venue described it simply as a quiet Pride wish with no agenda.

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Kamala Harris lit up The Abbey with her beaming smile, shaking hands and shouting 'Happy Pride!' to cheering patrons amid drag performers and rainbow decorations.

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Tennessee Republican Rep. Andy Ogles introduced H.R. 8150, the 'Good Friday Act of 2026,' on March 27 to amend the federal flag code and require flags at half-staff on Good Friday and Holy Saturday, defined as the first Friday and Saturday after the spring equinox full moon. He argued it reflects Christian observance of Holy Week and honors 'Christ, King of America,' gaining support from Rep. Riley Moore but facing backlash for promoting Christian nationalism and violating church-state separation. Current law limits half-staff to national tragedies and secular remembrances, with no religious holidays included, and legal experts question its fit under the First Amendment's Establishment Clause.

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On Good Friday, Rep. Andy Ogles shared a proposal to honor Christ's sacrifice by lowering federal flags to half-staff each year. It's a call for national reverence that quickly divided opinions online.

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Marquette finally grabbed their first true road win of the season, crushing Georgetown 76-60 at Capital One Arena to improve to 10-18 overall and 5-12 in Big East play. Freshman Nigel James Jr. led with 20 points, six rebounds, six assists, and three steals, highlighted by his poster dunk midway through the first half. Five Golden Eagles scored in double figures, including Adrien Stevens with 16 and Ben Gold's first career double-double of 10 points and 12 rebounds, as they dominated the second half with strong shooting and 11 steals. The victory brought out Marquette's road win milkshake tradition and a wave of joy from the shorthanded squad.

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Nigel James Jr. rose up for a thunderous dunk over a Georgetown defender, sending the Marquette bench into a frenzy and lighting up social media.

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Shoe Palace's 'City of Angels' event runs February 13-15 at their 9th & Main spot in Los Angeles, timed with NBA All-Star Weekend and powered by adidas. Normani headlines Saturday, February 14, joined by Busta Rhymes, OT Genasis, Shoreline Mafia, Tokischa, Xzibit, and Peso Pluma on Friday, with DJ sets and a block party. Hosted by Kéla Walker and Rome Flynn, it blends music, fashion, and sneaker drops—RSVP via Eventbrite for a shot at entry. Fans are buzzing over the lineup and calls for Dopamine tracks like 'All Yours,' sensing big momentum for her 2026.

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Normani steps into a glossy tuxedo look on the flyer, tie dangling playfully, as she gears up to light up Valentine's Day in LA.

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The Beechcraft King Air C90 took off from Roswell around 4 a.m. bound for Sierra Blanca but lost contact shortly after, veering into steep, wooded hills northeast of Ruidoso. Trans Aero MedEvac, the Roswell-based operator, confirmed no patient was aboard and shared heartfelt condolences for the victims' families and coworkers. Responders hiked to the site amid tough conditions, contained a 5-acre fire, and the NTSB is now investigating with no cause yet determined. U.S. Sen. Ben Ray Luján offered prayers for the families in this heartbreaking loss.

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Four dedicated medevac crew members lost their lives early Thursday when their plane slammed into rugged Capitan Mountains, sparking a wildfire in remote terrain.

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The four-time major champion extended her flawless run at the German grass-court event, not dropping a set in three matches after beating Magdalena Frech and Elise Mertens earlier. Osaka broke early and reeled off 15 straight points to seize control against the No. 19-ranked Alexandrova, crediting her deep groundstrokes and smart play. She faces China's Xinyu Wang in Friday's semifinal, her first grass semi since 2018, as she builds momentum for Wimbledon next week.

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Naomi Osaka dismantled Ekaterina Alexandrova 6-2, 6-2 in just 59 minutes, firing seven aces and 24 winners with pinpoint precision.

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Former Vice President Kamala Harris and Doug Emhoff made an unannounced visit to the iconic West Hollywood gay bar The Abbey on June 13 around 6:30 p.m., drawing joyful cheers during Pride Month celebrations. She greeted fans, posed for photos, and shared warm moments like hugging drag queen Jo Lopez-Halston, echoing her 2019 campaign stop where she learned to snap a fan from Shangela. Supporters praised her authentic allyship, while critics called it a political stunt; the venue described it simply as a quiet Pride wish with no agenda.

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Kamala Harris lit up The Abbey with her beaming smile, shaking hands and shouting 'Happy Pride!' to cheering patrons amid drag performers and rainbow decorations.

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The 6-4 junior from Dayton committed to Louisville on Friday, bringing his breakout stats of 13.4 points, 4.0 rebounds, 2.1 assists, and 2.1 steals per game from last season, plus All-Atlantic 10 third-team honors. This marks his fourth college stop after Mount St. Mary's and Georgia, as he eyes NBA dreams with coach Pat Kelsey's rebuilding squad—now his fifth portal addition. In-state rivalry heats up, with Kentucky pursuing 7-5 USC transfer Gabe Dynes while Louisville celebrates the coup.

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De'Shayne Montgomery, the explosive guard with a knack for steals and slashes, picked Louisville after a key visit, dealing a blow to rivals like Kentucky.

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On March 14, cat owners shared thousands of photos and videos of their pets lounging, playing, and posing dramatically, turning Saturday into the beloved Caturday tradition. Highlights included a ginger cat's wide-eyed goofy grin, a tabby kitten hugged like a cozy burrito, and kittens batting toys in playful frenzy. Owners gushed over their pets' innocent eyes and unfiltered weirdness, with one calling their cat 'this thing' they wanted to 'crush' for being too adorable.

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An orange tabby draped its paws over a windowsill like a tiny philosopher, pondering the world outside. Nearly 6,000 likes later, the chill vibe captured why everyone loves Caturday.

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St. Aloysius Gonzaga, born in 1568 to Italian aristocracy, renounced wealth at 17 to join the Jesuits, vowing chastity young and teaching poor children amid Rome's temptations. In 1591, during a plague, the 23-year-old novice heroically served victims, washing and feeding them before dying peacefully with 'Jesus' on his lips. Canonized in 1726, he's patron of youth, students, and AIDS caregivers; his story inspires posts about choosing holiness over worldly power.

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Today, June 21, people remember a young nobleman who traded castles for plague wards, carrying the sick on his back until he caught the disease himself.

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Southern Miss dominated with an 11-1 run-rule win Saturday behind Camden Clark's nine-strikeout gem, then held on 8-5 Friday and cruised 10-5 Sunday where Ben Higdon drove in four runs. The sweep pulls them to 19-8 in conference, one game behind Coastal Carolina, as the No. 10-ranked Eagles head home on a six-game streak eyeing a top national seed. Fans are buzzing about their strong finish and postseason potential.

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The Southern Miss Golden Eagles broomed James Madison on the road, outscoring them 29-11 over three games to keep their Sun Belt title hopes alive.

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The tiny island nation of Cape Verde, population 600,000, kicked off their 2026 World Cup debut with a 0-0 draw against Spain on June 15, then battled back for a 2-2 tie with Uruguay on Sunday in Miami. Irish-born defender Pico Lopes, born in Dublin to a Cape Verdean father, started both games, helping concede just two goals while Kevin Pina scored their first-ever World Cup goal from a 30-yard free kick. Switched from Ireland after a coach's LinkedIn outreach in 2018, Lopes now leads the Blue Sharks with 46 caps; even a New York bar embraced them as their local team, stocking Cape Verde's Pontche on tap.

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From a LinkedIn message to anchoring Cape Verde's defense at the World Cup, Pico Lopes' journey feels like a movie script come to life.

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GCU tapped Bieser as its new baseball head coach after firing Gregg Wallis in March following an 8-18 start, despite his prior success with three 30-win seasons. The former MLB catcher boasts over 425 Division I wins, including three straight conference titles at Southeast Missouri State and rapid success at Missouri, where he developed 25 draft picks. Bieser joins a program with top facilities, a passionate Phoenix fanbase, and Mountain West ambitions, ready to push for national contention.

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Steve Bieser turned Jacksonville State from 18 wins to a record 48 in just two years, now bringing that magic to Grand Canyon University.

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Espresso Systems provides a shared confirmation and coordination layer that enables rollups to achieve faster finality, seamless state synchronization, and cross-chain composability without isolation. It integrates with projects including Arbitrum, Polygon, Optimism, Base, ZKsync, Celestia, and EigenLayer, allowing customized configurations for speed, cost, and security. This infrastructure addresses fragmentation in the modular blockchain space by unifying transactions, liquidity, and settlement across chains while maintaining decentralization.

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The post drew thousands of replies blaming the 2010 Affordable Care Act for soaring premiums, $5.3 trillion in 2024 spending, and ongoing medical bankruptcies. Critics highlight post-subsidy expiration hikes of 114% for many enrollees and enrollment dips, but data shows spending growth slowed after ACA and uninsured rates halved to under 8%. Supporters note life expectancy gains to 78.9 in 2014 and rebounding trends, amid pre-existing rises in costs and sarcasm from both sides as families face steeper bills.

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Actor Kevin Sorbo shared a chart on February 26 showing U.S. healthcare spending doubling while life expectancy stalls, captioning it as Obamacare's legacy.

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On April 15, content creator Elias Makos, who runs the popular @Montreal_Expos account with 74,000 followers, posted that the long-gone MLB team was exiting baseball to become a GPU-as-a-Service provider. The gag racked up over 10,000 likes and nearly half a million views, with replies joking about Vlad Guerrero Jr. as CEO or relocating to Mexico as the Mexpos. It pokes fun at real-world shifts like startups chasing AI hype, while keeping nostalgia alive for the Expos that played from 1969 to 2004 before moving to Washington.

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The @Montreal_Expos account announced it's ditching baseball for GPUs and AI cloud services—a spot-on satire of tech rebrands that had fans cracking up.

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Littler claimed his fourth nightly title this season, averaging 104.54 with 60% on doubles to silence the M&S Bank Arena. He edged Michael van Gerwen 6-5 in a thrilling semi despite the Dutchman's 107.54 average, then raced to a 4-0 lead in the final over Clayton, who survived close calls earlier. The win cuts Clayton's top-spot lead to three points with four regular nights left before playoffs. Night 13 heads to Newcastle next week.

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Facing boos from a packed Liverpool crowd cheering local hero Stephen Bunting, 19-year-old Luke Littler stayed ice-cool and dismantled Jonny Clayton 6-1 in the final.

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