Savannah Guthrie Reveals Mother’s Abduction Agony in First News Interview
TODAY co-anchor Savannah Guthrie breaks her silence in a sit-down interview with Hoda Kotb, describing the "unbearable" agony of her mother's abduction — now...
Jamie Foxx Stroke Recovery: Actor Recalls White Clone Vision Amid Sedation
Actor Jamie Foxx has revealed that heavy sedation during his 2023 stroke recovery caused him to hallucinate a white version of himself walking into his hospital room, while simultaneously reading online cloning conspiracy theories about himself on a smuggled phone.
Take-Two CEO Hints At $70-$80 GTA 6 Launch Price: Calls In-Game Ads Unfair
Take-Two Interactive CEO Strauss Zelnick has inadvertently suggested that Grand Theft Auto VI will launch in the standard AAA price range of $70 to $80, while firmly rejecting the idea of interstitial advertising in the game — directly countering viral analyst predictions of a $100 price tag.
Robert Mueller, FBI Chief Who Probed Trump-Russia Ties, Dies at 81
Former special counsel and 12-year FBI director Robert Mueller died Friday night, March 20, 2026. His family confirmed the news Saturday. Cause of death was not disclosed, though Mueller had been living with Parkinson's disease since 2021.
NATO Pulls 1,200 Troops From Iraq as Iran Strikes European Bases
NATO has pulled all personnel from its Iraq advisory mission following Iranian strikes on British, French, and Italian bases — suspending the only counter-ISIS training programme in the country with no confirmed return date.
US Sues Harvard to Take Back $2.6 Billion Over Jewish Student Bias
The US Department of Justice filed a 44-page civil rights lawsuit against Harvard University on Friday, March 20, 2026, demanding billions in repaid federal grants and accusing America's oldest university of knowingly allowing Jewish and Israeli students to be harassed on campus.