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Met Gala 2026 Bathroom Selfie Misses the Moment as Star Power Fizzles
celebrity20 days ago

Met Gala 2026 Bathroom Selfie Misses the Moment as Star Power Fizzles

BuzzFeed notes that the Met Gala 2026 bathroom selfie, while featuring a starry lineup (including BLACKPINK members Jennie, Jisoo, Rosé and Lisa, plus Ayo Edebiri, Margot Robbie, Bhavitha Mandava, Gracie Abrams, Rachel Sennott, Awar Odhiang and Audrey Nuna), didn’t deliver a viral moment. Fans struggled to identify everyone in Bhavitha Mandava’s jeans-clad shot, with commentary hinting at a lack of standout star power compared to past years, though other night photos captured more memorable moments.

9th Circuit Halts California Rule Requiring Federal Agents to Wear IDs
law1 month ago

9th Circuit Halts California Rule Requiring Federal Agents to Wear IDs

A three-judge panel of the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals blocked California's 2025 law that would require federal immigration agents to wear badges or identification, granting an injunction pending appeal and ruling the measure would directly regulate the federal government in violation of the Constitution's Supremacy Clause; the decision follows a DOJ lawsuit and prior temporary injunctions.

1973 Cold Case Solved: Missing Pennsylvania Teen Identified After 50 Years
crime1 year ago

1973 Cold Case Solved: Missing Pennsylvania Teen Identified After 50 Years

The remains of Ruth Elizabeth Brenneman, a 14-year-old girl who went missing in 1973, have been identified using genealogy, Pennsylvania authorities announced. Her body was found in a wooded area in Lebanon County, but the cause of death remains undetermined. The identification marks a significant step in the investigation, as officials continue to explore the circumstances surrounding her disappearance and death. Brenneman's family expressed relief at finally having some closure after 51 years.

19th Century Woman's Remains Identified Decades After Discovery
crime2 years ago

19th Century Woman's Remains Identified Decades After Discovery

Skeletal remains found in a plastic bag in California in 1985 have been identified as Gertrude Elliott-Littlehale, a woman born in 1864 who died in 1915. The identification was made possible through forensic genetic genealogy by Othram, a lab specializing in DNA analysis. The remains were initially discovered near Channel Islands Harbor, and the case remained unsolved for decades until recent advancements in DNA technology provided new leads.