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Harper’s Magazine will give NPR CEO Katherine Maher its James C. Goodale First Amendment Award on Oct. 26, despite 2021 remarks in which she called the amendment a ‘challenge’ to fighting disinformation.

A jewelry listing on Facebook Marketplace led to an armed robbery and a police chase through Franklin, Tennessee, late last week, according to the Franklin Police Department. Officers were called to a home in northeast Franklin just after 11 p.

A new Iowa poll shows Republican Rep. Ashley Hinson leading Democratic state Rep. Josh Turek 45 percent to 43 percent in the state’s U.S. Senate race, with immigration policy emerging as a key flashpoint.

Los Angeles writer Mary Dahm says it took her eight years to discover that the community she’d been searching for was already living in her own apartment courtyard.

Selma Blair faces federal and state charges after allegedly attacking flight attendants, a police officer and a hospital nurse during a Sunday flight from Los Angeles to New York.

A British pro-life activist has pleaded not guilty to new charges for silently praying near an abortion clinic in Birmingham, in what her lawyers call the first prosecution of its kind testing freedom of thought under UK law.

Alexa Chung’s new 30-piece Reformation capsule collection, heavy on velvet pieces for fall and winter, is now available through Reformation and Nordstrom, with some items already selling out.

Sen. Jon Ossoff will attend an October 19 Hancock Park fundraiser led by Miramax CEO Jonathan Glickman and UTA CEO David Kramer, drawing criticism from GOP challenger Mike Collins even as Ossoff leads in recent polling.

Federal agents searched Rep. Ilhan Omar’s home Monday as part of an immigration fraud investigation that administration officials have internally nicknamed “World War Eleven,” a reference to her own verbal slip in a 2025 press conference; Omar says the raid is political intimidation.

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