At 94, William Shatner revisits a moment with Judy Garland where pure admiration met quiet vulnerability. A teenage brush with greatness in Times Square, and a fragile, unforgettable presence on set—enough to reshape how he saw fame. A glimpse into the humanity behind a legend.

Rising tensions surround LA28 as revelations about past emails to Ghislaine Maxwell spark questions about the chair’s leadership. Mayor Bass voices concern while the board weighs its next move amid growing calls for accountability— underscoring how leadership credibility could shape the Games.

New questions cast a shadow over a longtime Ohio donor as renewed scrutiny ties his name to a convicted financier and sparks debates about accountability at Ohio State. Campus landmarks and a major hospital project become focal points in a broader story about influence, legacy, and the price of high-stakes philanthropy.

Early voting is underway as Texas gears up for a high-stakes Senate primary. A Democrat rolls out a 12-city “Take Back Texas Tour” to rally working-class voters, while the incumbent doubles down on a Trump-aligned message. The showdown promises to shape Texas politics ahead of Election Day.

William Shatner recalls a pivotal early moment with Judy Garland, describing a performance that left a lasting impression and a window into the fragility behind stardom. A seven-decade journey—from humble Canadian beginnings to an iconic sci‑fi legacy—unfolds through memories of giants, glitter, and hard‑won lessons about fame.

An Estonian intelligence briefing sketches a nuanced security picture: Russia is expanding its drone fleets and ammunition production even as direct NATO attacks seem unlikely in the near term. The focus shifts to unmanned warfare and Europe’s evolving defense tools, leaving the future’s risks and opportunities murkier than today.

An intimate, sobering revisit of a beloved reality competition, re-examining controversial moments and the human costs of fame. Through candid insider voices and overlooked moments, it questions beauty standards, race, and mental health—with a hopeful note about what progress could look like.

Behind the runway glamour, a rift finally comes into view. A candid look at a 2012 exit that left on-set tensions and quiet distance in its wake, with whispers of reconciliation still in the air. This behind-the-scenes glimpse tees up drama, personal costs, and the fragile line between friendship and fame.

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s Munich moment spotlights a looming question for the American left: how should a next-generation foreign policy look? With Taiwan, China, and growing war-fatigue shaping public opinion, this piece dives into the challenges—and opportunities—for her and the progressive movement moving forward.