Qualcomm’s CEO Cristiano Amon predicts AI agents will replace apps as the primary way we interact with devices, handling tasks like scheduling and file management autonomously. Qualcomm is designing over 40 new AI-powered devices—from jewelry to smart glasses—to stay with users and connect them to these agents. The company aims for $22 billion in non-mobile revenue by 2029, betting big on wearables and glasses as the next big tech category. With Apple and Google building their own assistants, Qualcomm’s hardware focus—especially outside Apple’s ecosystem—positions it to profit from this AI-driven shift, potentially accelerating adoption faster than smartphones ever did.

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A former youth minister and seminary student pleaded guilty to possessing child sexual abuse material after investigators uncovered eleven images of victims aged nine to twelve on his phone. Arrested following a Kik tip, Bradley, who created fake accounts and used VPNs to evade detection, admitted to soliciting third-degree sexual exploitation of a minor in exchange for dismissal of three other charges. Sentenced to ten days in jail — already served — he must register as a sex offender for thirty years.

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Jelly Roll’s divorce filing from wife Bunnie Xo shocks fans after years of public devotion—he even credited her with saving his life at the Grammys. Their 10-year marriage, sealed in Vegas in 2016, ended with a May 9 separation date. Bunnie’s memoir called him her soulmate, making this split especially poignant. Meanwhile, Jelly Roll’s recent pardon from Tennessee’s governor adds another layer to his turbulent but high-profile life. Lawyers for both sides remain silent as details unfold.

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The Trump administration is dramatically reshaping education oversight by stripping the Education Department of key responsibilities—shifting civil rights enforcement to the Justice Department and special education oversight to HHS. While officials claim this reduces federal overreach and improves accountability, critics warn it could confuse schools and disproportionately harm students with disabilities, minorities, and those from low-income backgrounds. With major grant programs and civil rights investigations now under different agencies, advocates fear the move undermines student protections and creates gaps in critical support systems.

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The U.S. hit an all-time low in infant mortality in 2025, with just under 5.4 deaths per 1,000 live births — a hopeful sign fueled by medical advances, new vaccines, and safer sleep practices. Yet disparities remain stark, especially for Black infants, who face mortality rates more than double those of other racial groups. While states like New Hampshire lead in outcomes, Mississippi lags behind, underscoring how access to care and policy shape infant health across America.

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The Carolina Hurricanes just won the Stanley Cup—and they were training for it literally since day one. Their strength coach had them lift a 35-pound cinder block all season, dubbed the “blue collar press,” to mentally and physically prepare for hoisting the actual trophy. It wasn’t just about muscle—it was about mindset, relentless dedication, and honoring the grind that got them here. Under coach Rod Brind’Amour’s leadership since 2018, this team built a culture of relentless effort, proving that every rep, every day, was paving the way to championship glory.

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Two armed suspects robbed a Walgreens in northwest Raleigh Tuesday, stealing prescription meds and fleeing in a blue car—no one was hurt, but cops are hunting them down as the investigation heats up.

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Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders tryouts turned emotional this year as Dayton, a determined hopeful, was cut for the third time — a blow that stung even more for her mom, Shelly Bramhall, a former cheerleader who personally knew director Kelli Finglass. Shelly voiced raw frustration, recalling holding Dayton as a baby, making the rejection deeply personal. Kelli defended the decision, saying the judges were consistent and Dayton, while talented, didn’t match the squad’s desired stage presence. Choreographer Judy Trammell admitted it was one of the hardest calls she’s ever made, believing cutting Dayton at finals — not after grueling camp — was ultimately for her well-being. Dayton, though heartbroken, showed resilience, saying she’d grown more confident this year by embracing her authentic self — but now, she may be done trying.

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