US rider Kristen Faulkner sprints clear to win women’s road race at Paris Olympics

Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte signed an executive order to allocate more resources for the ongoing search for Michael Paul Brown, a former U.S. soldier suspected of fatally shooting four people at The Owl Bar in Anaconda. As the search enters its fifth day, authorities are utilizing various law enforcement agencies, drones, and canine units, while offering a $10,000 reward for information on Brown, who remains armed and dangerous. Want More Context? 🔎

A bear briefly chased Buoy, the Seattle Kraken's mascot, during a fishing trip in Alaska with team forward John Hayden and others, forcing them to escape. Hayden humorously suggested the bear was intrigued by Buoy's costume, noting they had several close encounters but ultimately emerged unscathed. Want More Context? 🔎

In July, far-right activist Laura Loomer targeted Customs and Border Protection official Monte Hawkins, accusing him of bias and demanding his removal; within 48 hours, she claimed he was fired, though a DHS official stated he was placed on administrative leave. Loomer's campaigns have led to the ousting of at least 15 officials from Trump's administration, showcasing her influence as a political enforcer against those perceived as disloyal. Want More Context? 🔎

A New Jersey State Police sergeant, Ricardo Jorge Santos, is suspected of murdering his ex-girlfriend Lauren Semanchik and her boyfriend Tyler Webb in a targeted attack before dying by suicide. Following a 911 call reporting gunshots, police found the victims in Semanchik's home, and surveillance footage revealed Santos had followed her there prior to the incident. Want More Context? 🔎

Rod Stewart faced backlash after an AI tribute video featuring Ozzy Osbourne taking selfies with deceased musicians was shown during his concert in Alpharetta, Georgia, as part of his "One Last Time" tour. While many criticized the use of AI as disrespectful, some fans praised the tribute as "tasteful and heartfelt." Want More Context? 🔎

During his presidency, Donald Trump frequently discredited unfavorable data, such as limiting COVID-19 testing and firing officials responsible for economic reports, to maintain a favorable narrative. Critics argue this undermines public trust and accountability, while Trump's administration insists that their focus is on ensuring data accuracy and reliability amidst claims of political manipulation. Want More Context? 🔎