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Vine is making a comeback as diVine

By Heidi Bartolone | Nov. 20

Vine is making a comeback as a rebooted version called diVine; this newer version rejects all use of AI.

NBA’s recent gambling scandal causes potential fallout

By Austin Yau | Nov. 12

With 30 arrests connected to a large NBA sports gambling and poker rigging schemes and mafia ties, changes to sports gambling are expected in the near future.

Simple Science: How hurricanes get their names

By Alexandra Hopkins | Nov. 4

Hurricanes may be unpredictable, but their names aren’t.

Political ad campaigns shaped America

By Austin Yau | Oct. 28

Political ads have had major impacts on presidential elections, creating rallying cries and attacking opponents, all leading to great success for the candidate who put out the ad.

Angel Reese, Sunisa Lee redefine Victoria’s Secret Runway

By Anna Hanes | Oct. 21

Victoria’s Secret welcomes its first athletes to the runway, WNBA All-Star Angel Reese and Olympic Gymnast Sunisa Lee, merging stardom sports with high fashion.

YouTubers Dan, Phil announce relationship, fans celebrate

By Jen Fosnaught | Oct. 21

Youtubers Dan Howell and Phil Lester confirm 16-year-long relationship, bringing to an end over a decade of speculation.

Taylor Swift bashes Charli XCX in new song

By Austin Yau | Oct. 21

After reflecting on her feeling inferior to Taylor Swift as a star in her song “Sympathy is a Knife,” Charli XCX is back in the news as Taylor Swift seemingly took some digs at her in “Actually Romantic” on her new album.

Friend Necklace promises AI best friend

By Austin Yau | Oct. 17

22-year-old tech genius Avi Schiffman has released an AI-powered necklace that proposes having a constant best friend with you, but it has raised concerns.

Nicki Minaj and Cardi B are feuding again

By Luke Ream | Oct. 15

Nick Minaj and Cardi B took to the internet hashout the latest continuation of their years long beef; things got intense very quickly.

Bad Bunny Super Bowl Halftime Show announcement sparks controversy

By Catalina Litts | Oct. 7

Americans have mixed emotions about Bad Bunny’s performance at the 2026 Super Bowl XL Halftime Show.

2025 does not disappoint with new books

By Ruby Johnson | Oct. 3

A look into some of this year’s most popular releases, including returning authors, breakout stories and genres for all readers to enjoy.

Historic settlement over Prime practices reshapes Amazon

By Anna Hanes | Oct. 2

A record $2.5 billion settlement requires Amazon to simplify Prime sign-ups and cancellations after federal regulators accused the company of dark patterns to trap customers in subscriptions

Rising star Paige Bueckers is becoming a cultural icon

By Emilie Deoreo | Sep. 26

From UConn champion to WNBA Rookie of the Year, Paige Bueckers has turned her on-court dominance into a platform for fashion, social advocacy and cultural influence. Faith, family and fearless ambition have shaped her story.

Jimmy Kimmel returns, future of late-night shows remains uncertain

By Elizabeth Talaga | Sep. 25

After being suspended indefinitely last week, Jimmy Kimmel returned to the air Tuesday night.

Coachella lineup leaves fans disappointed

By Austin Yau | Sep. 24

Coachella announced its lineup on Sept. 16, with names like Justin Bieber and Sabrina Carpenter headlining, but many fans were underwhelmed, providing a dilemma for Coachella on its 25th anniversary.