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A knifeman went on a 30-minute rampage Monday night leaving one person dead and four others injured.

They traded in their pinstripes for suits.

Aunt Agnes is in full diva mode, "Larian" is going strong, and everyone's favorite "Clock Twink" doesn't feel like he fits in!

New users can use the Kalshi promo code NYPMAX during sign-up to receive a $25 trading bonus.

Maybe it’s coach speak. Maybe Klint Kubiak is using the Raiders’ unsettled quarterback situation to send a message throughout the locker room: Nobody should get comfortable. Every job must still be earned. Or perhaps Kubiak truly believes rookie Fernando Mendoza has a path to overtake Kirk Cousins and become the Raiders’ starting quarterback. And maybe...

The contract marks Golden State's first outside acquisition in what has been a relatively quiet offseason for the team.

The brand that's serving up next-level haircare.

The PGA Tour is taking a big swing on the future of its postseason. 

Surrogate mother McKenna West ‘s baby is in critical condition after undergoing complex heart surgery, the infant’s biological parents claimed.

On one beautiful August night in NYC, disco rose from the dead — and the dancing queens came out to celebrate.

According to NASA, the Perseid meteor shower is active from mid-July to late August, peaking around August 12-13, and is viewable from the Northern Hemisphere.

Trump Admin Proposes New $100K H-1B Fee To Offset Immigration Enforcement Costs

The Trump administration plans to charge employers a fee of $103,265 for H-1B skilled foreign workers, according to a proposed regulation posted on Monday. Revenue from the fee would be used to offset the costs of running the federal immigration system - including courts and US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). 

A similar $100,000 fee was shot down in June by an Obama-appointed federal judge in Massachusetts, after Trump attempted to implement it via presidential proclamation and 20 blue states went apeshit. The administration's argument is that the H-1B program has been used to take jobs from Americans, and the additional fee would cause employers to consider the cost of just hiring Americans.

Citing a working paper in the National Bureau of Economic Research, the new proposed regulation argues that the new fee would make employers "less likely to hire an H-1B worker over a qualified and highly-skilled American." The paper found that H1-B workers make on average around 15% less than American counterparts. 

The program, passed by Congress in 1991, lets employers hire 65,000 skilled foreign workers per year - with an additional 20,000 visas available for workers who hold advanced degrees from US universities. 

The new proposed regulation is set to publish in the Federal Register today - and would exempt some groups such as most US colleges, universities and nonprofit hospitals associated with academic institutions. Unlike last year's proposal, this one would apply to many people already living in the US - not just new applications submitted from abroad.

The new rule would also restrict a major pathway used by tech companies. In recent years, Amazon has received the most H-1B visas - with over 9,300 approved petitions in FY2026 through June 30, the Washington Post notes - citing US Citizenship and Immigration Services data. Other companies using the H-1B program are India-based IT and outsourcing firms such as Infosys and Tata Consultancy Services, followed by American companies Apple and Microsoft.

Tyler Durden Tue, 08/25/2026 - 11:40

San Francisco 49ers owner John York was desperate to meet up with a prostitute, pinging a fake advertisement for a girl multiple times while trying to hide his famous identity, according to new police documents obtained by the California Post.

The young rapper revealed she wants to start her "regular job" next year when she turns 14.

The young rapper revealed she wants to start her "regular job" next year when she turns 14.

The "Let's Be Honest" podcast host opened up to listeners on Tuesday -- years after shutting down speculation about the "Southern Charm" alum.

The "Let's Be Honest" podcast host opened up to listeners on Tuesday -- years after shutting down speculation about the "Southern Charm" alum.

One big change in particular could point to an increased risk for women of a certain age, according to a groundbreaking new study.

Per the report, 71% of Gen Z adults and 74% of millennials surveyed said they drink alcohol either at home or at restaurants.

Johnathan Hamby, 54, was booked Monday on charges of murder, aggravated assault, terroristic threats and acts, and possession of a firearm or knife during the commission of a felony.