Kanye West’s ‘Father’ music video from BULLY features Travis Scott, aliens, a church wedding, and MJ impersonator Fabio Jackson. Bianca Censori directs her debut visual. Full breakdown and analysis.
China military buildup 2026: Pentagon warns as Beijing unveils Atlas drone swarm system controlling 96 autonomous drones, maps Pacific Ocean floor near Guam and Taiwan for submarine warfare, mass-produces XPENG flying cars, and discovers world’s second-largest rare earth mine. Defense analysts say pattern matches war preparation checklist.
Iran-linked Handala Hack Team breaches FBI Director Kash Patel’s personal Gmail, leaking 300+ emails and photos. DOJ confirms material appears authentic. Hack comes days after U.S. seized Iranian cyber domains.
A Los Angeles jury found Meta and YouTube liable on all counts in the first-ever social media addiction trial — ordering $6 million in damages and potentially reshaping how tech giants operate.
Glasgow Papa John’s employees fought off a hammer-wielding attacker with a broom Friday night, holding him down until police arrived. Aaron Kelly, 23, of Russell Springs faces first-degree assault charges.
Kentucky State Police has partnered with the Stop Scams Initiative to fight scams costing Kentuckians over $74 million a year. Here’s how to protect yourself and your business.
Glasgow police are running traffic safety checkpoints at multiple locations through March 31, 2026. Here’s every location you need to know and what officers are looking for.
They say “I’m triggered.” They talk about trauma responses, toxic relationships, and setting boundaries. They know exactly what is happening to them. So why is this the most mentally unwell — and most romantically chaotic — generation in recorded history?
The old Donnelley building sat dark for five years. Now Tate Inc. — a global data center infrastructure company — is turning it into the largest manufacturing facility in its worldwide operations, with 400 jobs at $35/hour average already coming online in Glasgow, Kentucky.
Staff Sgt. Benjamin Pennington, 26, of Glendale, Kentucky grew up an Eagle Scout, enlisted the month after he earned his badge, and died March 8 in service to his country during Operation Epic Fury. South Central Kentucky honors one of its heroes.