A single-engine skydiving plane carrying 11 people crashed near Nancy, France, on June 28, 2026, killing everyone aboard in what authorities have called the deadliest general aviation accident in the nation’s history, excluding military and commercial flights. The Pilatus PC-6 went down less than a minute after takeoff from...

NBC Today anchor Craig Melvin stunned viewers on June 30 when he paused mid-broadcast to issue an unusual disclaimer: he would be using the phrases “biological male” and “biological female” — words drawn from the Supreme Court’s decision that upheld state laws prohibiting transgender women from competing in women’s...

As the nation celebrates its 250th anniversary on July 4, former park rangers are staging teach-ins at federal historic sites to share Black history the Trump administration has removed from public display — the same battle that put Vice President JD Vance on the defensive during his first-ever appearance...

Jennifer Lopez is redefining what it means to walk away from a marriage, challenging the idea that the end of a relationship represents failure rather than growth — a perspective shaped in part by her divorce from Ben Affleck, which was finalized in 2025. During a June 30 interview on...

Victor Willis, the founding lead singer of the Village People and co-writer of the group’s beloved anthem “Y.M.C.A.,” died on Tuesday. He was 74. His wife, Karen Huff-Willis, shared the news through a Facebook post early Wednesday morning. The band’s official Facebook page stated that Willis died on Tuesday, June...

Paula Reid, CNN's chief legal affairs correspondent, has decided to walk away from the network rather than wait to see what becomes of it under new ownership — turning down a generous contract renewal and signaling that the uncertainty swirling around the Paramount takeover was too much to accept. The...

Kim Keon Hee, the wife of impeached former South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol, faces mounting prison time after a Seoul court on Friday sentenced her to seven years in prison in a sweeping bribery case — the latest and most severe blow in a legal saga that has...

A giant tarpaulin covering the Kennedy Center’s marble facade became the unintended star of the Mark Twain Prize ceremony on June 28, 2026, as comedians used the concealment of President Donald Trump’s freshly removed name as fodder for a night of relentless mockery. The tarp hid the spot where workers...