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    DOJ holds live briefing announcing tax-fraud charges▼LIVE: DOJ to announce tax-fraud enforcement charges The Department of Justice Assistant Attorney General Colin McDonaldMmastodonWorldLaw & Courts16 h ago

    The Department of Justice is holding a live briefing on tax-fraud enforcement, with Assistant Attorney General Colin McDonald and several US attorneys announcing what the department describes as 'significant charges' under its National Fraud program. The announcement is being followed live as details of the cases and targets emerge.

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    French TV and radio presenter Laurence Boccolini is making headlines after speaking out against celebrities calling on voters to block the Rassemblement National. According to Public.fr, she said she cannot stand public figures who issue such appeals, prompting a jab from another TV star. She remains a familiar face on French television, with new programming announced on W9.

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    French viewers are looking ahead to upcoming episodes of the TF1 soap opera 'Ici tout commence'. Spoiler summaries published by Télé 7 Jours reveal that Coline makes a chilling discovery, while Nils is suspended by Claire. Fans of the series are searching for early plot details about these storylines ahead of broadcast.

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    FBI Showrunner Previews Scolina Wedding Episode●‘I Think the Audience Will Be Happy’: ‘FBI’ Showrunner Mike Weiss Previews Scolina Wedding (Exclusive): A Practical LookMmastodonCultureEntertainment02 d ago

    Mike Weiss, showrunner of CBS's FBI, is previewing the upcoming wedding of characters Scola and Nina, saying he believes the audience will be happy with how the story unfolds. The exclusive interview offers a behind-the-scenes look at the episode, and fans of the long-running procedural are discussing what the milestone moment means for the couple and the show's future.

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    Third suspect in Colin Brown murder case pleads not guilty▼Third suspect charged murder of Colin Brown does not plead guilty, trial scheduled✉newsWorldCrime11 h ago

    A third suspect charged in the murder of Colin Brown has entered a not guilty plea, and a trial date has now been scheduled. The development advances a case that has already led to charges against two others, as prosecutors continue proceedings in the killing that drew attention in the St. Louis area.

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    Readers swap Oxford and Cambridge crime fiction for #MurderEveryMonday●#MurderEveryMonday Crime fiction set in Oxford or Cambridge A quick post to share a favorite book for today’s #MurderEveMmastodonCultureBooks62 d ago

    Book bloggers are sharing their favourite crime novels set in Oxford and Cambridge under the hashtag #MurderEveryMonday, a recurring weekly prompt for mystery readers. This week's theme has drawn recommendations for detective fiction steeped in the two university cities, a tradition made famous by authors like Colin Dexter's Inspector Morse. Participants post quick picks and reading suggestions to mark the start of the week.

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    Travis Knight Details 16-Year Journey Bringing Laika's Wildwood to Screen●Director Travis Knight Talks the 16 Year Journey to Make Laika's Wildwood | IGN Fall Fanfest 2026 https://www. youtube.cMmastodonCultureGaming517 h ago

    Director Travis Knight discussed Wildwood at IGN's Fall Fanfest 2026, describing how the Laika animated adaptation took sixteen years to develop. The stop-motion film, based on Colin Meloy's fantasy novel, has been a long-gestating project for the studio known for Kubo and the Two Strings and Coraline. Fans are reacting to new details and footage shared during the event.

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    Colin Kaepernick keeps up early-morning NFL training routine●Colin Kaepernick remains committed to NFL training with early starts✉newsSportFootball23 h ago

    Colin Kaepernick is continuing to train for a return to the NFL, with reports noting his dedication to early-morning workout sessions. The quarterback, who has not played in the league since 2016, remains a prominent figure in discussions about player activism and second chances in professional football.

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    Four Columbia Alumni Shortlisted for National Book Award▼Hannah Lillith Assadi '13, Sara Novic '14, Valeria Luiselli GSAS '15, Colin Asher (JRN '09) Shortlisted for National Book Award✉newsCultureBooks2 d ago

    Four Columbia University alumni have been shortlisted for the National Book Award: Hannah Lillith Assadi (School of the Arts, 2013), Sara Novic (2014), Valeria Luiselli (Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, 2015), and Colin Asher (Journalism, 2009). The announcement highlights the school's literary output, with the alumni recognised among the leading books of the year in the United States.

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    Columbia Alumni Shortlisted for National Book Award●Hannah Lillith Assadi '13, Sara Novic '14, Valeria Luiselli GSAS '15, Colin Asher (JRN '09) Shortlisted for National Book Award | School of the Arts✉newsCultureBooks2 d ago

    Four writers with Columbia University ties have made the National Book Award longlist: Hannah Lillith Assadi, a School of the Arts graduate from 2013; Sara Novic, a 2014 graduate; Valeria Luiselli, who completed a Graduate School of Arts and Sciences program in 2015; and Colin Asher, a 2009 Journalism school alumnus. The school announced the honors, highlighting the range of its alumni among this year's recognized authors.

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