As of January 2026, the Greensboro Police Department confirms that the investigation is still active, with no new public updates available. Detectives have followed up on tips, including false alarms like the discovery of a body near the Greensboro Arboretum in March 2025, which turned out not to be Marissa. That’s the frustrating reality at the two-year mark: this case has never stopped hurting her family, and it has never stopped bothering the Greensboro community—be

If your phone suddenly flipped into “SOS,” your calls started dropping, your data died, or your service turned into a shaky mess, you’re not imagining it. A widespread Verizon disruption hit on Wednesday, January 14, 2026, affecting wireless voice and data for many customers across the United States. Reports spiked quickly across multiple states and major metro areas, and Verizon acknowledged the issue publicly while saying its engineering teams were working to restore servi

There are moments in the news cycle where the loudest voices rush to make everything a partisan food fight. This is not one of those moments. At its core, what happened at Ford’s Dearborn Truck Plant — based on a public statement attributed to VP Laura Dickerson, Ford Department Director — is about something much more basic than politics: a union member’s right to speak, a union’s duty to protect that member, and the expectation that the workplace is not a stage for vulgar b

A cellphone video that spread quickly online captured a frightening moment on Boston’s Massachusetts Turnpike: a man clinging to the back of a moving pickup truck, then dropping into traffic and running away on foot. The clip circulated widely on social media, including in an X post from Breaking911, and it sparked the usual internet rush—shock, jokes, outrage, and a whole lot of assumptions. But once you strip away the viral noise, the key detail reported by authorities a

Issa Rae’s career has always moved like a strategy, not a streak. Even when the industry tried to treat her like a “moment,” she kept building like she was planning a decade ahead: create the work, own the pipeline, bring your people with you, then expand the kind of stories that get funded in the first place. That’s why this latest move matters, not just for Issa fans, but for anybody paying attention to who gets to be a real power player in Hollywood.

Texas is moving fast toward a hemp/THC overhaul that could change what adults can legally buy, who can afford to sell it, and how aggressively the state enforces the rules. And in places like North Texas—where CBD and vape shops are on every other corner—this isn’t some abstract Austin policy debate. It’s payroll. It’s rent. It’s whether the shop that’s been helping your neighbors sleep, manage pain, or wind down after work is still open next month.

New Year’s Eve is supposed to be about fresh starts. Instead, this one ended in a death that has a family shattered, a community demanding answers, and a case that’s already become bigger than one block in the Valley. Keith Porter Jr. — a 43-year-old Black man and a father of two — was shot and killed on New Year’s Eve in Northridge, Los Angeles, by an off-duty ICE agent who lived in his neighborhood, according to public reporting. People who loved Keith say he was celebra

In a recent viral clip from Senator Ted Cruz's Verdict podcast, Elon Musk dropped a jaw-dropping revelation: the U.S. federal government operates around 14 "magic money computers" — mostly at the Treasury Department — that issue trillions in payments with little to no oversight or reconciliation.Musk, co-leading the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) alongside Vivek Ramaswamy, described these systems as essentially creating money "out of thin air." Government financia

In the opening days of 2026, the United States Postal Service quietly distributed an internal memo to employees and contractors that immediately raised eyebrows across the workforce — and, shortly after, across social media. The letter reminds USPS workers to carry “essential service” authorization letters and official identification that would allow them to continue operating during emergencies such as epidemics, natural disasters, or civil unrest. For many Americans, the

The relationship between the United States and Venezuela has been tense for years, but whenever Donald Trump reenters the conversation, the temperature rises fast. Recently, renewed attention around Trump’s comments, policies, and political positioning on Venezuela has pulled the crisis back into headlines—reviving debates over sanctions, regime change, humanitarian fallout, and U.S. influence in Latin America.

SAY HER NAME!!!! Let’s be clearsome people was already upset about Renee Nicole Good’s death. But now it’s loud and embarrassed, because a different angle of the video is circulating and it’s making a lot of the early “she was a threat” talking points look… flimsy. In the newer angle being reported and shared, Renee is in her vehicle, sounding calm, and at one point she says she’s not mad—the exact opposite of “dangerous rampage energy.” And then she’s shot.

Some stories get covered like “sports news” because a famous name is attached. But when the story involves criminal charges tied to an alleged domestic relationship, it is not a debate segment. It’s a legal process with real safety stakes and real consequences.

FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino announced he will leave his post next month, ending a brief, high-profile tenure as the bureau’s second-in-command. Bongino shared the announcement publicly and thanked President Donald Trump, Attorney General Pam Bondi, and FBI Director Kash Patel. Trump also addressed the news, telling reporters he believes Bongino wants to return to his media work and show.

A Cessna Citation business jet crashed while attempting to land at Statesville Regional Airport in Statesville, North Carolina, on Thursday, December 18, 2025, erupting into a large post-crash fire that sent thick smoke over the runway and drew a fast emergency response. Officials have confirmed multiple fatalities, but as of this writing, authorities have not publicly released an official number of people on board or identified the victims. This is a developing story, and

President Donald Trump announced that roughly 1.45 million U.S. military service members will receive a one-time $1,776 payment he called a “Warrior Dividend,” tying the number to 1776, the year of America’s founding. He said the payments will be delivered before Christmas.

There are some stories that don’t even feel real when you read them and this is one of them. Filmmaker Rob Reiner and his wife, Michele Singer Reiner, were found dead in their Brentwood home in Los Angeles on Sunday, December 14, 2025, according to official authorities and multiple major news reports.

Y'all, we need to talk about what's happening right now because this affects way more than just headlines. President Trump just authorized the U.S. Navy to blockade Venezuelan oil tankers, and if you're thinking "that sounds intense," you're absolutely right. This isn't just another political move: it's a decision that could reshape everything from gas prices in your city to the communities around you. Here's the tea: according to Reuters, Trump has directed naval forces to s

Healthcare is evolving rapidly, with new technologies, treatments, and policies shaping the way patients receive care. Staying informed about these changes can help you make better decisions about your health and understand the future of medical services. This article highlights some of the most important recent developments in healthcare, explaining their impact and what they mean for patients and providers alike. A modern hospital corridor equipped with the latest medical t

Stockton is a city that has fought hard for every inch of progress — fighting for safety, fighting for investment, fighting for community stability in the face of everything from economic decline to generational violence. But nothing prepared residents for what happened at a family birthday party this week. A night meant to celebrate a child turned into one of the most painful and devastating mass shootings in California this year.

If you ever had an AT&T wireless account — even years ago — you might be sitting on money you didn’t even know you were owed. In a year where consumers are dealing with higher prices, subscription fatigue, and nonstop security leaks, this one quietly dropped into the headlines and sent millions of people scrambling: AT&T has agreed to a $177 million class-action settlement tied to two massive data breaches that exposed customer information to hackers.