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- 1Charli D'Amelio and Top Creators Join THR's A-List Celebration▼Charli D’Amelio, Rob Rausch, Sofia Franklyn and More Internet Faves Join THR to Celebrate the Creators A-List
The Hollywood Reporter brought together leading online personalities for its Creators A-List celebration. Charli D'Amelio, Rob Rausch and Sofia Franklyn were among the internet stars attending the event, which spotlights the biggest names in digital content creation. The gathering underscores how online creators have moved into mainstream entertainment recognition, with major trade publications now honoring them alongside traditional Hollywood talent.
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Iowa State women's basketball star Audi Crooks is at the center of online transfer speculation, with a Yahoo Sports piece exploring the hypothetical of her landing at UMKC in Kansas City. The scenario is framed as what could have been rather than a reported move, but fans are debating where the standout center might end up if she ever leaves Ames.
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Users in France are reporting that the Ameli website, run by the Assurance Maladie, is inaccessible, preventing them from logging into their health insurance accounts. Coverage points out that such outages are usually temporary and often due to scheduled maintenance or technical issues on the health service's side. People are checking status updates and wondering when normal access will be restored.
- 4Amelia Earhart Wreck Theory Investigated, Object Turns Out to Be Something Else●Researchers Spent 4 Days Investigating a Possible Amelia Earhart Wreck. Here’s What They Found A mysterious object suspe
Researchers spent four days examining a mysterious underwater object suspected to be the wreck of Amelia Earhart's Lockheed Electra 10E, the plane she vanished in during her 1937 attempt to fly around the world. The investigation concluded that the object was not the missing aircraft, closing off one recent theory about the aviator's fate.
- 5AME Church retirees to recover tens of millions lost in scandal▼AME Church retirees to receive tens of millions more in funds lost amid scandal
Retirees of the African Methodist Episcopal Church are set to receive tens of millions of dollars more in restitution for pension funds lost in a financial scandal. The announcement, reported by Religion News Service, signals progress in efforts to make whole the ministers and lay members whose retirement savings were depleted, though full details of the payout and timeline remain limited.
- 6Is Ames National Stock Outpacing Its Finance Peers This Year?●Is Ames National (ATLO) Stock Outpacing Its Finance Peers This Year?
Investors are asking whether Ames National Corporation, an Iowa-based bank holding company trading under ATLO, has delivered better returns this year than others in the finance sector. The question highlights how smaller community bank stocks are being measured against broader industry performance as market attention turns to regional lenders and their relative strength.
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A fresh expedition searching for Amelia Earhart's missing plane has ended without success, with the crew reporting 'no conclusive evidence' of wreckage found. Earhart vanished over the Pacific in 1937 while attempting to fly around the world, and renewed search efforts continue to draw attention. Interest in the pioneering aviator remains strong as the mystery of her disappearance stays unsolved.
- 8Leif Ames murder trial postponed again to Dec. 7●Leif Ames murder trial postponed again, now set to begin Dec. 7
The murder trial of Leif Ames has been delayed once more, with proceedings now scheduled to begin on December 7. The case, covered in the Santa Cruz area, has now been pushed back multiple times, prolonging the wait for a resolution. Local coverage is tracking the latest scheduling change as the new start date is confirmed.