A fiery voicemail from a Helena City Commission candidate to a U.S. senator has sparked national backlash and a debate over the line between passion and threats. As mail-in ballots roll out, the incident raises questions about tone, accountability, and the pressures of modern political campaigning.

North Carolina’s municipal elections are shaping the next era of local leadership. From Wake County suburbs to small-town council chambers, pivotal races could hinge on a single vote and redefine growth, safety, and community priorities for years to come. A closer look at the contests and what’s at stake for your neighborhood.

Robert Pattinson gears up for Dune: Part Three, sharing tales from the blistering desert shoot and hints at a mysterious new role. Whispers suggest he could be stepping into a shadowy antagonist’s shoes, a twist fueling new fan excitement. With a 2026 release on the horizon, the desert saga just got even hotter.

Turkish routes are back and European links may follow, as Sulaimani International Airport eyes a broader international role. With cheaper, more frequent flights on the horizon, the Kurdistan region could be poised for a new travel and business boost.

A new codeshare between Qatar Airways and Air Algérie will connect Algiers with Asia and the Middle East, expanding routes and loyalty benefits—set to launch this November.

A high-profile livestream sparked a heated debate about boundaries and the tricky parasocial dynamics between creators and fans. After a fan revealed months of messages and then publicly shared his engagement, the online chatter turned to respect, privacy, and how public figures should navigate attention that crosses lines.

Martin Sheen reveals he hadn’t even seen a Spider-Man film when he was cast as Uncle Ben, a surprising twist for a role that fans still talk about. A quick reflection—from a university commencement moment to the lasting legacy of Ben Parker—offers a fresh look at a beloved slice of Spider-Man lore.

Forecasters are watching a potential late-season development in the Southwestern Caribbean as warm seas and favorable winds raise the odds of a new tropical system. If it forms, its path could swing toward Central America and perhaps brush parts of the Florida region as November approaches.

Typhoon Kalmaegi slammed the central Philippines, flooding streets, submerging homes, and displacing thousands. In Cebu, paddleboard rescues and urgent pleas for food, water, and dry clothes reveal a community fighting to endure the storm’s wake. Hope and resilience rise amid the aftermath.

Amnesty International warns that Tanzania’s post-election crackdown is escalating, with internet and power outages hampering information flow and reports of force used against protesters. As calls for accountability grow, civil liberties and the right to peaceful assembly hang in the balance.

Flights between Turkiye and Sulaymaniyah have resumed after a lengthy security pause. The first Turkish aircraft touched down just after midnight, with a regular weekly schedule expected to follow. The restart signals a potential thaw in regional ties and renewed travel between the two regions.

New Jersey’s early voting surge is reshaping the political landscape and challenging old assumptions about who shows up at the polls. As unaffiliated voters gain influence and last-minute choices loom, the coming election could unfold in surprising ways.