Beloved Meteorologist Killed in Plane Crash

A meteorologist in Idaho died in a tragic plane crash on Tuesday. Roland Steadham, 67, with KBOI, a CBS affiliate in Boise, was aboard a plane with one other person that crashed on the Payette River near Emmett, the station announced in a statement. “For the past decade, Roland Steadham guided people through storm after storm in Idaho. He loved to study the weather and shared it with people across Idaho,” it read. “Roland’s excitement for the weather was contagious. He helped forecast in cities coast to coast, but fortunately, he made the Boise area his home. Roland trained countless Meteorologists who continue to inform the public across the country.” Outside of work, Steadham was “widely respected as an accomplished pilot,” according to the station. “Roland operated a small aircraft out of Emmett. It was a hobby he enjoyed and often would share stories about local pilots and their accomplishments.” He is survived by his wife, Erin, and six children and grandchildren.

Stephen Colbert has revealed when The Late Show will end its storied 33-year run. The final episode of the CBS show will air Thursday, May 21, Deadline reported Tuesday. Colbert announced the news during an appearance on the rival program Late Night with Seth Meyers, which airs Tuesday night. In July, CBS announced that The Late Show would conclude after its current season, which wraps in May. Colbert succeeded longtime host David Letterman in the coveted time slot in 2015. “This is purely a financial decision against a challenging backdrop in late night,” CBS Studios President David Stapf, CBS Entertainment President Amy Reisenbach, and CBS President and CEO George Cheeks said in a joint statement at the time. The announcement came days after CBS settled a lawsuit brought by Donald Trump—a deal Colbert later referred to as a “big fat bribe.” One month later, the company merged with Skydance, led by billionaire nepo-baby and Trump loyalist David Ellison. The Daily Beast has reached out to Paramount for comment and confirmation.

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Are we at the beginning of the end, or have we just truly begun? I recently ran into a billionaire titan of industry-type who, with incredulity, wondered how this could possibly go on for three more years. The answer, as rhetorical as the question, was, of course, that it could. Minneapolis certainly might seem to be a reckoning that he can’t avoid, a crisis large enough to demand a rethinking of attitude as well as strategy, but we know that President Trump is extraordinarily uninformed and unread about the underlying issues of any policy choice. He is an old-fashioned tin-pot dictator, marked by delusion, grandiosity and cruelty. That’s the basis, over the last year, of some of the most far-reaching moves and dictates—executive orders—by the federal government in modern times. But even here, it is not what it might seem, power for the purposes of some social and political vision. Rather, it is more that he wants power because otherwise someone else will have it. It is domination for the sake of domination. Chaos and conflict begin anew for him every day. We all live in Minneapolis. That, I’m afraid, is the answer.

Click through to Michael Wolff’s HOWL to read more insight on Trump’s mindset, and what comes next—in Minneapolis and beyond.

Corey Harrison, the star of the reality TV show Pawn Stars, broke his ribcage in 11 places after a serious motorcycle accident. The pawnshop owner told his Instagram followers on Monday about the injuries that he had sustained, alongside photos of his roughed-up face and images of his breaks on X-rays. But he’s not letting the injury keep him down for too long. According to his post, Harrison will be out after three nights in the hospital, and plans to keep his dedicated fans in the loop on his YouTube program, The Corey Harrison Show. Harrison’s representative told Entertainment Weekly he will spend the next six weeks on bed rest and will miss his father’s wedding because of the fractures. The star jokingly apologized for his nonattendance on Instagram, writing, “Sorry, Pops, looks like I’m missing your wedding.” Harrison has been one of the stars of Pawn Stars since 2009, working alongside his father as they take on people’s things in hopes of finding treasure at their family’s pawnshop. The show went on an indefinite hiatus in 2025 and it is now uncertain if it will return to the air at all.

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TV personality Peter Napolitano, better known to viewers as ‘Produce Pete,’ has died at 80. NBC New York announced the death of its longtime weekend contributor on Monday. Napolitano was a fixture on Weekend Today in New York for more than 30 years, where he shared tips on picking the best fruits and vegetables, simple recipes, and grocery-store know-how. He became beloved for his upbeat delivery and signature sign-off: “If you eat right, you’re going to live right!” A New Jersey native, Napolitano often spoke on air about his Italian immigrant roots. He grew up working in his family’s produce business, later expanding it into a successful seasonal operation before closing the store in 2006. In a 2025 interview on the Today Show, he credited his unlikely TV career to chance. “My father came here from Italy. No education, no nothing,” he said. “I got lucky 35 years ago when someone was in my store and put me on a local show.” Closing the tribute, Eric Lerner, President of NBC New York, expressed his condolences to Napolitano’s family, who are survived by his wife, Bette, and their two children and seven grandchildren.

Scientists in China have developed a prototype powder that can whiten teeth with just vibrations from a toothbrush. The compound, called BSCT, is a nondestructive alternative to the traditional peroxide-based teeth-whitening agents often used in dental offices, which can damage enamel and irritate the gums. The study, published in the American Chemical Society Nano Journal, explores the use of BSCT to both protect and brighten teeth when activated by the vibrations of an electric toothbrush. The BSCT powder generates a small electric field when vibrated—similar to how quartz crystals power watches—which then causes chemical reactions that break apart stain-causing molecules. Using artificially stained human teeth, researchers found that brushing with BSCT resulted in brighter, visibly whiter teeth and helped regenerate damaged enamel. “This work offers a safe, at-home teeth whitening strategy integrating whitening, enamel repair and microbiome balance for long-term oral health,” Min Xing, a co-author of the study, said.

Scientists say the world is now the closest it has ever been to a global catastrophe, according to the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists’ Doomsday Clock. The symbolic clock was updated to 85 seconds till midnight during a Tuesday news conference. Midnight does not predict an actual apocalypse—it represents a point of extreme global danger, such as nuclear war, climate collapse, or technological disaster. The closer the clock is to midnight, the higher scientists believe the risk of a worldwide catastrophe. This year’s setting beats last year’s record of 89 seconds to midnight in 2025, marking the most dire assessment since the clock was created nearly 80 years ago. Bulletin President and CEO Alexandra Bell blamed what she called a “failure of leadership,” citing rising geopolitical tensions, weakening international cooperation, and mounting global risks. Meanwhile, the group’s chair of science and security, Daniel Holz, previously warned that advances in “disruptive technologies” are accelerating the danger. Any movement toward midnight, he said, should be viewed as an “unmistakable warning.”

A retired lieutenant colonel who blew the whistle on President Donald Trump during his impeachment trial is running for Senate in Florida. Alexander Vindman was a member of the National Security Council during Trump’s first term, but is now running as a Democrat against GOP Sen. Ashley Moody, believing the 2026 midterms will be a referendum on Trump. The Ukraine-born Army combat veteran previously testified before Congress about a 2019 call Trump had with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. He said he “couldn’t believe what I was hearing,” claiming Trump made “inappropriate,” political demands about launching an investigation into Joe Biden and his son Hunter. “It was improper for the president to request—to demand—an investigation into a political opponent, especially [from] a foreign power,” the BBC reports. When Trump was acquitted, Vindman was fired, going on to work on behalf of veterans and as a staunch anti-Trump critic. “This president unleashed a reign of terror and retribution, not just against me and my family, but against all of us,” Vindman said in a two-minute campaign video launched on Tuesday. “Today, our country is in chaos.” Democrats need four seats to win the Senate.

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Five people in India’s West Bengal have been confirmed infected with the Nipah virus, as countries tighten airport security amid growing concerns. The infected individuals are all healthcare workers linked to a private hospital, and one nurse is reportedly in “very critical” condition. So far, no cases have been reported outside India. Passengers traveling through three of Thailand’s airports that receive flights from the affected area, Kathmandu airport in Nepal, and other land border points with India will face screenings, while 110 people who had contact with the infected individuals in West Bengal have been quarantined. The precautions come as the World Health Organization (WHO) lists the Nipah virus as a top 10 priority disease, alongside COVID-19. The virus can be transmitted to humans from animals, through contaminated food, or directly from person to person, and has a fatality rate ranging from 40 to 75 percent, with no approved drugs or vaccines currently available. During a previous outbreak in 2018 in the southern Indian state of Kerala, 17 of 19 reported cases were fatal. Initial symptoms of the virus include fever, headaches, muscle pain, vomiting, and a sore throat.

Tennis star Coco Gauff was caught on camera smashing her racket during what appeared to be a private moment on the court. Gauff endured a tough defeat at the Australian Open on Tuesday, falling 6-1, 6-2 to the 12th seed Elina Svitolina, committing 26 unforced errors in under an hour. The 21-year-old was clearly shaken on court as her performance unraveled. After the match, seeking a private moment to vent, Gauff headed off-court and began repeatedly smashing her racket against a concrete ramp. She believed she was away from cameras, but the incident was quickly captured and shared online. Gauff later addressed the episode, expressing frustration over the lack of privacy. “I tried to go somewhere where I thought there wasn’t a camera, because I don’t necessarily like breaking rackets, but I lost 6-1, 6-2,” she said in a post-match news conference. She emphasized that venting privately helps prevent her from being irritable with her supportive team, who “don’t deserve” any misdirected frustration.