Supreme Court Declines to Intervene in New York Religious Vaccine Exemption Case

The Supreme Court of the United States opted not to hear a case concerning religious exemptions to vaccine mandates in New York. This decision, made on September 8, 2026, leaves in place lower court rulings that denied a mother’s request for her son to attend kindergarten without state-required vaccinations. The case highlights ongoing tensions between public health mandates and religious freedom claims.

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Gavin Newsom Slams Donald Trump Over Alleged 9/11 ‘Fake Story’

Former Former President Donald Trump’s remarks at a 9/11 remembrance event on September 8, 2026, have drawn sharp criticism from California Governor Gavin Newsom. Trump recounted a personal experience during the 2001 attacks, claiming he was near One Liberty Plaza and was physically moved from a collapsing building. Newsom’s office labeled this account as a ‘disgusting thing to lie about,’ reigniting debate over historical accuracy and political rhetoric surrounding national tragedies.

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NYT v. OpenAI: The Landmark AI Copyright Battle Heats Up

The legal battle between The New York Times and OpenAI, with Microsoft as a co-defendant, continues to unfold as of September 2026. This landmark case centers on allegations that millions of NYT articles were used without permission to train advanced AI models like ChatGPT. The outcome is poised to redefine intellectual property rights in the age of artificial intelligence, impacting both traditional media and technology sectors.

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Liz Cho and Josh Elliott’s Alimony Battle: Inside the Contentious Divorce Proceedings

The divorce proceedings between WABC-TV anchor Liz Cho and former CBS News anchor Josh Elliott have become a focal point of public interest. Their private battle over alimony highlights the financial and emotional complexities often inherent in high-profile separations. The case, which began with Elliott’s filing in June 2025, has progressed to a scheduled trial in October 2026, drawing attention to the financial intricacies of celebrity divorces.

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Andrew Cuomo: Instagram, Socialism Detach Young Jews From History

Andrew Cuomo, the former Governor of New York, recently voiced concerns regarding the impact of modern influences on younger generations within the Jewish community. He posits that platforms like Instagram and the appeal of socialist ideologies are contributing factors to a perceived disconnect from historical and cultural heritage among young Jewish individuals. This perspective emerges as a broader commentary on the erosion of traditional values in contemporary society.

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Hochul Supports Mamdani Amidst Giuliani’s 9/11 Ceremony Exclusion Demand

A political dispute has emerged concerning the solemn 9/11 memorial ceremony. New York Governor Kathy Hochul publicly supported New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani after former Mayor Rudy Giuliani advised Mamdani to abstain from attending the 2026 event. This clash highlights ongoing tensions surrounding the remembrance of the September 11, 2001, attacks and the roles of public figures in such commemorations.

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King Charles III Denies Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s ‘Half-In’ Royal Comeback

King Charles III has confirmed that Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, and Meghan Markle, the Duchess of Sussex, will not resume official royal duties. This decision comes after the couple’s return to the UK in August 2026 for an extended period, six years after their initial step back from working royal life in January 2020. The monarch’s stance emphasizes that their public and charitable activities are to be regarded as private endeavors, maintaining the abeyance of their HRH styles.

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Tucker Wetmore’s Unexpected Friendship with ’90s Country Icon Gary Allan

Tucker Wetmore, the 2026 Academy of Country Music’s New Male Artist of the Year, has forged an unexpected friendship with ’90s country music icon Gary Allan. This connection highlights the enduring appeal of traditional country sounds and the mentorship between generations of artists. Their bond signifies a continuity in the genre, linking contemporary success with established legacies.

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Lori Loughlin Files for Divorce from Mossimo Giannulli After 28 Years

Actress Lori Loughlin has initiated divorce proceedings against her husband, fashion designer Mossimo Giannulli. The filing marks the end of a marriage spanning nearly 28 years. This development follows reports of their separation in late 2025 and comes several years after their shared legal troubles in the high-profile 2019 college admissions scandal.

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Jaclyn Smith Reveals Co-Star Tanya Roberts’ Threesome Proposition in New Memoir

Jaclyn Smith, known for her role as Kelly Garrett in ‘Charlie’s Angels,’ has released a new memoir, ‘I Once Knew a Guy Named Charlie: A Memoir.’ In it, Smith recounts a surprising encounter with her late co-star Tanya Roberts. The revelation details a proposition made by Roberts for a threesome with Roberts’ husband during a flight to Hawaii around 1980.

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