Former Love Island star Maxwell Samuda has become the first man to publicly link his reproductive health issues to DES, a pregnancy drug prescribed to his grandmother in the 1970s. The 26-year-old is calling for a public inquiry into a scandal affecting three generations of his family.
Lee Cox, who won Crufts 2026 Best in Show with his Clumber spaniel Bruin, was convicted of animal cruelty in 2001 after inspectors found dogs kept in 'shocking' conditions at his Somerset kennels. The Royal Kennel Club defended his participation, calling it an 'isolated incident.'
Federal meteorologists confirmed Monday that the continental United States experienced its second-warmest winter on record, with temperatures averaging 37.13°F from December through February. While the East shivered through cold spells, nine western states broke or tied warmth records as the national warming trend continues to accelerate.
Gene Hackman and wife Betsy Arakawa are buried in an unmarked Santa Fe grave marked only by a conch shell, while the actor's $80 million estate faces legal questions as his three children may inherit after his wife predeceased him.
British MPs voted 307-173 against a proposed under-16 social media ban, rejecting an Australian-style prohibition backed by the House of Lords. However, the Commons approved expanded powers for the Secretary of State, keeping the door open for future restrictions through secondary legislation.
Three wealthy brothers, including two former top luxury real estate brokers, were convicted Monday on all federal sex-trafficking charges in Manhattan following a five-week trial. Tal, Oren, and Alon Alexander face potential life sentences when they are sentenced on August 6.
Former Below Deck deckhand Emile Kotze is suing NBCUniversal for $850 million, alleging the network created a hostile work environment, manipulated footage for ratings, and retaliated against him when he complained. The lawsuit claims Kotze was blacklisted from the yachting industry after deceptive editing highlighted his mistakes over his competent work.
Mukund Krishna, the £700,000-a-year chief executive of the Police Federation of England and Wales, has been suspended after being arrested on suspicion of fraud by abuse of position. Two other individuals connected to the organization were also detained as part of a year-long investigation by City of London Police.
One of two Pennsylvania men accused of throwing explosive devices near Gracie Mansion flashed an ISIS salute while being led from custody, as federal prosecutors prepare to unseal criminal charges in what has become a terrorism investigation.
Ohio State University President Walter "Ted" Carter Jr. resigned Monday after disclosing an "inappropriate relationship" with a woman seeking public resources for her private business. Carter, 66, led the nation's sixth-largest university for two years after being hired from the University of Nebraska system.
Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott and fiancée Sarah Jane Ramos have cancelled their April wedding in Italy just weeks before the ceremony. The couple, who share two young daughters, notified 250 guests of the decision following a reported argument during their joint bachelor and bachelorette parties in the Bahamas.
A Southwest Airlines flight was diverted to Atlanta after a passenger's Ramadan prayer timer was mistaken for a security threat. The FBI confirmed no credible threat existed and no charges will be filed against the passenger, who was observed setting a phone alarm to mark prayer time during the Islamic holy month.
