Tampa and Barranquilla will hold a 5K Run/Walk on April 26 to mark six decades as sister cities; the partnership began in 1966 and has supported cultural and civic exchanges.
A Queens man was arraigned on charges including second-degree murder after prosecutors said he intentionally set a March 16 apartment fire that killed four people, including a child. Undetermined at this time.
Pop star Pink will host the 79th Annual Tony Awards on June 7, 2026, at Radio City Music Hall, with the ceremony airing live at 8 p.m. ET on CBS and Paramount+.
In a Texas courtroom, jurors watched a recorded police interview in which accused delivery driver Tanner Horner said an alter-ego he called 'Zero' took over; authorities say 7-year-old Athena Strand was taken from outside her home and later found dead.
After a delayed application window, Title X grants were awarded for the year; HHS guidance for the 2027 cycle emphasizes fertility-awareness or "natural family planning" methods and states Title X funds cannot be used to promote or offer abortions.
President Trump told NBC News he was "very optimistic" a peace deal with Iran was possible as a delegation led by Vice President JD Vance prepared to travel to Islamabad; the tentative ceasefire already showed signs of strain with ongoing strikes in southern Lebanon.
Jonah Hill told Interview magazine that he and Olivia Millar are married and have welcomed their second child, and his representative confirmed the information to People. The report adds more public details about the couple, who were first linked in 2022.
Harvard researchers report that on-site fossil-fuel power at some AI data centers can raise fine particulate pollution and that case analyses estimate substantial annual health and economic damages in affected communities.
The Pittsburgh Pirates announced a reported nine-year extension for 19-year-old Konnor Griffin, which multiple outlets say is worth $140 million and makes him the first teenager in the four major U.S. leagues to sign a nine-figure guaranteed contract.
A recent article questions the alarm over a possible "Super El Niño," noting the term was popularized by The Weather Channel and that market forward curves cited in the piece do not show commercial traders signaling long-term supply tightness for key crops.
