Actress Anne Heche died after her life support was turned off Friday, a week after her fiery car crash in Los Angeles, the Daily Mail reported on Friday.

Salman Rushdie, the Indian-born novelist who was ordered killed by Iran in 1989 because of his writing, was attacked on stage at an event in New York and suffered an apparent stab wound to the neck, according to New York State Police and an eyewitness.

Seventy percent of adults across 19 countries believe that their children will be worse off financially than they are, according to a new poll from Pew Research.

Surging inflation will prompt the U.S. Postal Service to seek higher prices for stamps and other services in January, just five months after its recent hike, as it continues to lose money.

According to the report, some 26 million Americans either reduced or ceased to use Bibles, compared to the 2021 results. “You might be discouraged by some things you see in this report…but I urge you to look closely for indicators of what God is doing,” Robert L. Briggs, former President and CEO of American Bible Society, wrote.

“TikTok is a Chinese-owned company, and any use of this platform should be done with that in mind,” the CAO warned in a recent letter to Congressmen. “The ‘TikTok’ mobile application has been deemed by the CAO Office of CyberSecurity to be a high risk to users due to its lack of transparency in how it protects customer data, its requirement of excessive permissions, and the potential security risks involved with its use.”

Former U.S. President Donald Trump said on social media on Friday that the “nuclear weapons issue is a hoax,” responding to a Washington Post report that FBI agents sought nuclear documents in a search of his Florida home earlier this week.

“The text is clearly referring to the Judeo-Christian God and therefore, it does not include any other face such as Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, all of which are practiced by our staff and students at FPS,” Holden said.