The CIA has dropped a bombshell report admitting the agency had monitored former President John F. Kennedy’s assassin, Lee Harvey Oswald, before he gunned Kennedy down. CIA agent George Joannides—who specialized in psychological warfare and directed a group called the Cuban Student Directorate—had contact with Oswald in the months before the Dallas tragedy, according to never-before-seen documents released Thursday. The CIA lied for decades about Joannides’ role in the Kennedy case, claiming that it had nothing to do with the Cuban Student Directorate. It also denied that Joannides went under the alias “Howard,” but a CIA memo from January 17, 1963, shows that Joannides was indeed instructed to adopt the alias “Howard Gebler” and obtain a fake driver’s license. “The cover story for Joannides is officially dead,” assassination expert Jefferson Morley told Axios. “This is a big deal. The CIA is changing its tune on Lee Harvey Oswald.” The files were released to comply with President Donald Trump’s executive order to disclose all documents about the former president’s death.

President Donald Trump lit up like a kid in a candy store after Speaker of the House Mike Johnson gifted him a gavel to commemorate the signing of his massive “Big Beautiful Bill” into law. Surrounded by a gaggle of senators, congressional leaders, and supporters on the White House lawn, Trump played up the pomp and circumstance of the July 4 moment as he asked the eager crowd, “Ready?” before signing the bill. Afterward, Johnson stepped in with a blue box containing the gavel. “Mr. President, this is the gavel used to enact the big, beautiful bill,” said Johnson. “And I want you to have that for your collection.” Trump took the gavel and asked the audience again, “Are we ready? Are you ready?” He then proceeded to bang the gavel on his signing desk. The moment sparked a mix of praise and criticism online, with one X user commenting, “Sorry, I have to go throw up now.” Yet another X user commented, “You gotta hand it to President Trump. He knows how to put on a show.”

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Sportswear and culture have always been intertwined, and as any sneakerhead or fashionista can attest, Reebok has a long legacy of celebrating that connection. From superstar athletes to musical heavyweights, the brand has consistently aligned with figures who move the needle—and keep people talking. Now, Reebok is building buzz again with its newest slate of collaborations, designed to turn heads, start conversations, and keep you looking fresh all summer long. Check out our three favorites below.

Angel Reese

From Shaquille O’Neal to Allen Iverson, Reebok has always had a basketball-shaped imprint on its DNA—and there’s no one better than Angel Reese to continue the legacy and lead the brand into the future of hoops. The college-champ-turned-WNBA-star’s collection perfectly embodies her unapologetic blend of grit and glam. Whether you’re looking for court-ready kicks to up your game, casual sneakers to complement any fit, or a complete off-the-court fashion upgrade, this collaboration brings the style, edge, and attitude that you need.

Bryson DeChambeau

Basketball isn’t the only sport that Reebok is bringing back into focus. The brand has also turned its attention to golf, teaming up with U.S. Open champion and global golf star Bryson DeChambeau to relaunch its Reebok Golf category. The new collection blends athletic performance with laid-back summer style, featuring golf shoes, polos, and other gear crafted to optimize your game without sacrificing your look. With Reebok serving as the official sponsor for DeChambeau and his LIV Golf team, Crushers GC, these essentials will have you looking and feeling like a pro—even if your swing still needs work!

Anuel AA

Reebok’s culture-spanning collaborations also include partnerships with musical artists like Anuel AA for bold collections that exude personality. This motocross-inspired collection fuses streetwear style with a bit of music flair.

First Lady Melania Trump was spotted dancing alongside her husband, President Donald Trump, as the pair watched the Fourth of July fireworks display in Washington, D.C. on Friday night. As he is wont to do, Trump began dancing his signature Trump dance as the Village People’s “Y.M.C.A.” could be heard playing in the background, prompting Melania to join in, putting her own spin on the dance with her palms open and arms stiff. Fox News commentators noted that it has taken Melania several years to join her husband when he starts dancing, with one commenting that one of her favorite things about the Fourth of July fireworks display over the National Mall is watching the couple watch the fireworks and “seeing the warmness of their marriage,” as demonstrated through the power of dance in this instance, apparently.

Kelly Clarkson announced that she would be canceling the first two nights of her brand-new Las Vegas residency shortly before she was due to take the stage for the first time on Friday night. Clarkson wrote in an Instagram post, ”I am beyond devastated to have to postpone tonight and tomorrow’s opening at Caesars. The prep and rehearsals have taken a toll on my voice. I want the shows to be perfect for y’all and need to protect myself from doing serious damage so I am taking this weekend and next week to rest up so that we can deliver what you all deserve.” The singer was set to start her residency on Friday and continue through August, with additional dates in November. While fans were understanding, some, including those who had traveled from out-of-state or waited in line all day, expressed their disappointment in her comments, with one fan writing, “I really want you to be healthy, but cancelling this late has such a huge financial impact on your loyal fans.”

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Summer is here. The sun’s out, and the vibes are high—but who says fun under the sun needs to come with a side of alcohol? For your next outing, ditch the booze and bring a pack of Cycling Frog instead. This delicious alcohol alternative uses real ingredients, zero artificial flavorings, and cannabis extracts for a gentle mood boost. Expect a mild and calming buzz after drinking just one—no hangover or regrets.

Cycling Frog is celebrating summer’s arrival with a special offer for first-time customers. Right now, you can get a free can of Cycling Frog to find out what all the hype is about. Enter your email, pick which of the two award-winning seltzers you would like, and check out. You only have to pay the $2 shipping fee. You have your choice between two of Cycling Frog’s most popular flavors—Black Currant or Ruby Grapefruit. The former has a sour cherry and pear flavor, while the latter is sweet and tart. Both are packed with 5mg of THC. Click here and claim your free can of Cycling Frog.

President Donald Trump took to Truth Social—right before signing the “One Big Beautiful Bill” into law—to post a bizarre, artificially generated biographical video soundtracked by his favorite tune. Titled “BEST Life Evolution Video Of President Donald J. Trump,” the clip features animated images of Trump throughout his life—melting from one stage to another like a MAGAfied Animorphs reboot. The video begins on June 14, 1946, Trump’s birthday, although in the accompanying photo he appears as a young boy. It then moves through key moments in his life, including when he “took over Trump organization” in the early ’70s, published The Art of the Deal, a “Bestseller In The Deal-making” [sic], and “Took Financial Hits and Weathered Business Bankruptcies,” before his political career. The whole thing is set to “Y.M.C.A” by ’80s disco group the Village People, a song that has become closely associated with the current president. Trump has a long history of awkwardly dancing to the tune at rallies, something writer and lead singer Victor Willis has endorsed for “bringing joy to the American public.” Joy, indeed.

West Coast rapper Young Noble, part of Tupac Shakur’s group Outlawz, has died at 47. Born Rufus Lee Cooper III, the hip-hop artist was personally selected by Shakur to join his ’90s rap crew just months before he was shot dead in Las Vegas in 1996. Young collaborated with the legendary California rapper on his final album, The Don Killuminati: The 7 Day Theory and can be heard on the mega-hit, “Hail Mary.” It has been reported that Noble died by suicide. “Today I got some of the worst and unexpected news imaginable,” fellow Outlawz member E.D.I. Mean shared on Instagram in response. “Mental illness is a real battle being fought by so many. CHECK IN ON YOUR FOLKS!,” he continued. Noble was born and raised in Los Angeles County and continued working with Outlawz after Shakur’s death. He released five solo albums, including 2024’s The Last Outlaw, and was thought to be in good health after playing basketball with friends just days prior to his passing. “Life is shorter than we think,” Noble wrote in an Instagram post in March, “Don’t take TODAY for granted good people.”

If you or a loved one are struggling with suicidal thoughts, please reach out to the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline by dialing or texting 988.

Saturday Night Live alum Bobby Moynihan, who was a cast member on the show from 2008 to 2017, recently revealed the strangest bit of fan mail he ever received. Talking to the hosts of Syd & Olivia Talk Sh*t, Moynihan shared, “I got an envelope full of bullets once at work, just like an envelope with a drawing of one of my characters holding a machine gun and the envelope had bullets in it.” He continued, “It was Riblet and there was like an amazing anime drawing of Riblet, like, firing a machine gun. And then it had bullets in it and it was instantly taken from my hands.” Riblet was one of Moynihan’s recurring characters on SNL‘s “Weekend Update” segment. Moynihan also revealed that he often received requests from fans for photos of other SNL cast members’ feet, suspecting that people made these requests of him because he’s “too nice,” adding, “I think I’m a people pleaser.”

Julian McMahon, the star of TV shows like Nip/Tuck, Charmed, and FBI: Most Wanted, has died at the age of 56. In a statement shared with Deadline, his wife Kelly McMahon said, “With an open heart, I wish to share with the world that my beloved husband, Julian McMahon, died peacefully this week after a valiant effort to overcome cancer.” McMahon, the son of former Australian Prime Minister William McMahon, began his career as a model and actor in Australia before transitioning to Hollywood. Once in the U.S., he appeared on shows like Another World and Profiler before starring as Cole Turner on Charmed and Dr. Christian Troy on Nip/Tuck, a role for which he received a Golden Globe nomination. Kelly McMahon said of her husband, “Julian loved life. He loved his family. He loved his friends. He loved his work, and he loved his fans. His deepest wish was to bring joy into as many lives as possible.”

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They are everywhere now—heading to the grocery store, to school drop-off, and even to that park that doesn’t allow motorized vehicles. The e-Bike has become endemic when you’re traveling around town. But, trying to buy one isn’t always easy... or affordable. There are many options with tons of things to consider spread out across a wide digital landscape.

Comparing and contrasting those specs on individual websites is as exhausting as pedaling uphill. That’s what sets Upway’s e-Bike shop apart. Its mission is to make shopping for your bike as easy as riding it, with new and used models from every major brand. And right now, you can score $100 off your first purchase and a one-year warranty with the code UPWAYFAN at checkout.

Upway doesn’t just let you compare bikes in one place; it provides a short quiz that guides you toward models that fit your needs. It asks for your height, intended use, expected range, and cargo needs. Our favorite aspect is the “help me decide” option that broadens the search. It’s a fast way to narrow down options and is conveniently placed at the top of the homepage.

Upway also has showrooms where you can see the products in person, offers services to get your e-bike certified as new or “like-new,” and has offers to buy back e-bikes for cash. So if you’re in the market to pedal less but travel more, don’t miss out on this current promotion.

A longtime hot dog-eating champ has retaken his throne after he was unceremoniously banned from New York’s Nathan’s Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest for a year. ESPN reported that Joey “Jaws” Chestnut, 41, reclaimed the competition’s Mustard Belt on Friday after he ate 70 hot dogs and buns over the 10 minutes of the contest. Chesnut, a Westfield, Indiana native, has now won the contest 17 times since 2007. Yet this year’s win marked an emotional return for the champ after he missed last year over a contract dispute with Major League Eating (MLE), the organization that runs the event. Chestnut reportedly got himself banned after he signed an endorsement deal with Impossible Foods, a plant-based hot dog-producing company, when Nathan’s forbids competitors from endorsing rival brands. However, Chestnut inked a deal with Nathan’s for his return and kept it a secret until June. “This event means the world to me. It’s a cherished tradition, a celebration of American culture, and a huge part of my life,” said Chestnut in an X post. After coming out on top during the televised event, Chestnut told a screaming crowd, “I wish I ate a couple more. Sorry guys. I’ll be back next year.”

Michael Madsen’s youngest son, Luke, posted a touching tribute to the Reservoir Dogs and Kill Bill star. “My Hero Wore a Cowboy Hat,” the 19-year-old wrote in an Instagram post, where he shared three photos of himself and his father, including two in which the actor is wearing a white cowboy hat. “My Hero Stood Taller And Stronger Than Any Man I’ve Ever Met. My Hero Understood Me Better Than Anyone,” Luke continued. He described his father as “The Coolest Most Bada-- Human Being” he knows, as well as the “Famous Tough Guy Movie Star” we all know. “My Hero Was My Father. And He Was. Damn Good One,” Luke said. “Love You Pops. I’ll See You Again Someday. Tell Hudson I Said Hi.” Hudson Madsen, Luke’s older brother, died by suicide in 2022. The touching message is one of many that have been shared after Madsen, 67, died from cardiac arrest at his home in Malibu, California on Thursday morning. Madsen’s younger sister, Oscar-nominated actress Virginia Madsen, shared her own touching memories of her brother on Thursday, shortly after news of his death was announced.