Gabriel David Sharlow is a 19-year-old former Campbell University student who was arrested after authorities accused him of threatening an act of mass violence at the university’s main campus in Buies Creek, North Carolina. Sharlow allegedly discussed obtaining a shotgun, approximately 100 rounds of ammunition and explosive devices and killing people on campus. He was … Read more
Tracking the controversy surrounding “Celebrate Me,” a viral R&B song released by the artificial-intelligence musical persona IngaRose and created using the generative AI music platform Suno, including criticism from Bette Midler and other musicians over AI training, compensation and artistic authenticity. “Celebrate Me” Became A Number-One Hit Despite Being Performed By An AI Persona. The … Read more
Tracking the controversy surrounding President Donald Trump’s $10 billion lawsuit against the BBC over a Panorama documentary that misleadingly edited portions of his January 6, 2021 speech, along with the BBC leadership crisis and escalating discovery battle that followed. BBC Panorama Spliced Together Separate Parts Of Trump’s January 6 Speech. The 2024 documentary Trump: A … Read more
Keisha Monique Epps, 51, and her fiancé Tamra Marshon Stewart, 37, are Georgia residents who were arrested in Jacksonville, Florida, in August 2026 after investigators accused them of keeping four children in the cab of a semi-truck for years under severely neglectful conditions. Epps, a truck driver, and Stewart each face four counts of child … Read more
Jake Lang, whose legal name is Edward Jacob Lang, is a 31-year-old far-right activist and social-media personality who was previously charged in connection with the January 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol before receiving a presidential pardon in 2025. Minneapolis police arrested Lang on August 22, 2026, on probable cause of riot after police … Read more
Tracking the controversy surrounding Tulsa National Little League after both its softball and baseball teams were disqualified from 2026 Southwest Region tournaments over player-eligibility issues, culminating in a court fight over whether its baseball team could continue its bid for the Little League World Series. Tulsa National’s Baseball Team Was Disqualified On The Eve Of … Read more
Good Good Golf’s controversial Callaway advertisement escalated into a major corporate crisis in August 2026 after a video showing co-founder Garrett Clark shoving female golfer and Good Good contributor Alexis Miestowski to the ground triggered widespread criticism for appearing to trivialize violence against women. Good Good and Callaway quickly deleted the advertisement and apologized, but … Read more
Tracking actor Mark Ruffalo’s campaign against Paramount Skydance’s proposed acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery and the escalating dispute between Ruffalo and Paramount over the Ellison family, Hollywood jobs, political influence and Israel. Ruffalo Testified Against The Paramount-Warner Bros. Merger. Ruffalo appeared at an April 2026 forum organized by Sen. Cory Booker examining the proposed merger, … Read more
Tracking the controversy surrounding Margaret Qualley’s decision to wear Chanel’s unusual “barefoot heel cap” shoes, which leave the toes, arches and soles exposed, to the London premiere of The Dog Stars in August 2026. Qualley Walked The Red Carpet In Chanel Shoes That Essentially Had No Soles. At the August 20 premiere of The Dog … Read more
Vic Burley is a senior defensive tackle for the Clemson Tigers football team. Burley was arrested by Clemson University Police early on August 22, 2026, on a disorderly conduct charge. Clemson head coach Dabo Swinney subsequently announced that Burley had been suspended from the football team indefinitely. Vic Burley Arrest Burley Arrested By Clemson University … Read more
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