A plane has landed on a road, narrowly avoiding power lines and vehicles. The two-seat Piper Cherokee touched down undamaged in Mesa, Arizona, on Tuesday, while the flight instructor and trainee pilot onboard walked away uninjured. People nearby then helped to push it off the road and into a nearby parking lot. “I came outside, and next thing you know, there’s a plane sitting here underneath this traffic light,” bystander Nick Pusch told ABC Arizona. “He must have been flying in this way and landed just before he got to those power lines. If you come from this way, there’s power lines and flagpoles all down the street.” “We prepare for the worst, but today was just an amazing outcome to see two people standing outside their plane with no damage,” said Mesa Fire Capt. Brian Davie. “No cars wrecked. Absolutely no one was hurt today.” The area was closed for around an hour as mechanics removed the aircraft.

Authorities in Memphis say skeletal remains discovered in a wooded area of the city are believed to belong to three children, aged roughly 3 to 7, and may have been concealed at the site for “a few years.” Police Chief Cerelyn “CJ” Davis appealed during a Wednesday news conference for help from the local community as searches continued along a Hickory Hill neighborhood parkway. “Somebody knows where these children have come from,” she said. “This is heartbreaking. It’s disturbing and, at this time, we have numerous resources to help us to identify these young people and bring closure to this investigation.” The case opened on March 8 after a dog walker stumbled upon what looked like a human skull near the parkway. Cadaver dogs later flagged potential remains by a drainage pipe. Officials used a camera to inspect the system on March 16, then accessed it on April 1, uncovering a second skull. An additional 14 bones were retrieved the following day. Davis confirmed that no local missing-persons reports matched, and roughly 170 personnel—including FBI agents—joined Wednesday’s grid search.

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The legendary James Webb Space Telescope has discovered a new gem: a planet, similar to Jupiter, located several light-years away. Astronomers are calling it Epsilon Indi Ab and say it is about 7.6 times the mass of Jupiter, but is actually similar in size. Its temperature is believed to be on the cooler side, ranging from -70 degrees Celcius to 20 degrees Celsius. The scientists also found that, though its atmosphere is rich in ammonia, giving it an unfortunate smell of urine, there are also clouds of water. The author of the study detailing this new planet credited the telescope with making breakthrough discoveries like this one. “JWST is finally allowing us to study solar-system analogue planets in detail. If we were aliens, several light years away, and looking back at the Sun, JWST is the first telescope that would allow us to study Jupiter in detail,” said Elisabeth Matthews of the Max Planck Institute for Astronomy. James Mang of the University of Texas added that places that had seemed impossible to detect with a telescope are “now within reach, allowing us to probe the structure of these atmospheres, including the presence of clouds.”

French authorities are investigating potential tampering of critical weather sensors at Paris Charles de Gaulle International Airport that could be tied to prediction market trading. Temperature readings spiked on two evenings this month, beating highs recorded from the daytime. According to Bloomberg, the sensors are both critical to aviation operations at the airport and are also relied upon as official data points in prediction markets, where traders can bet money on certain weather trends. On the two days of suspected tampering, money flowed to temperature predictions at the French airport at more than double the usual volume. One account on Polymarket recorded $21,000 in profit betting on temperature at the airport. Meteorologists inspected the sensors, which spiked 39 degrees Fahrenheit one day and 41 degrees Fahrenheit on the other day. After investigating, they filed a report with airport police for tampering with the system, as Bloomberg reports. Hacking weather systems at an airport is especially dangerous, as temperature data is needed for departing and arriving aircraft and is used by air traffic control to plan routes and spacing between airplanes.

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A Florida property that once featured in Scarface and was home to a winter White House used by Richard Nixon has been listed for $237 million. John Devaney could break a Miami-Dade County record with his 13,000-square-foot, 2.38-acre property, 1981 mansion on Key Biscayne. He’s selling because “there are lots of guys looking,” he told The Wall Street Journal, referring to the influx of uber-rich to Florida. “Let someone else take a turn, one of these real big dogs in the market.” It was used as the home of fictional drug lord Frank Lopez in Scarface, and before that, Nixon and his family vacationed in a small bungalow on the compound. The house was built by pilot Roberto Striedinger, later convicted as a Medellín cartel drug smuggler. It was then seized by the government and sold to new owners, who then sold it to Devaney. He said that they have often hosted charity events and that Scarface fans “all want to ride in the stainless steel and glass elevator and take photos.” If sold, it would blow the Miami-Dade record, set in March by Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg and his wife, Dr. Priscilla Chan.

Working professionals are being forced to return to their college pregaming ways as President Donald Trump’s policies have driven up prices. With the cost of everything from groceries to gas to cocktails climbing, adults have returned to the time-honored collegiate ritual of saving money by downing a few drinks at home before going out. A survey by consumer insight platform Zappi found that one-third of people who’d had drinks in the past three months now say they pre-drink to avoid higher prices at venues. Drinkers are also trading tips on ways to sneak mini bottles of alcohol into events, and brands have taken notice by offering more options in 50mL containers. At ALB Vodka, sales of airplane-sized mini bottles more than tripled in the first quarter compared with the same period last year, significantly outselling the larger sizes. And instead of enjoying a nightcap at a bar, some drinkers have taken to “post-gaming,” or gathering at a friend’s place for the final drink of the night.

A behind-the-scenes force who helped shape some of Hollywood’s most enduring films has died. Dean Tavoularis, the Oscar-winning production designer best known for his work on The Godfather trilogy and Apocalypse Now, died Wednesday night in a Paris hospital of natural causes. He was 93. Over decades, he became a central creative partner to director Francis Ford Coppola, working on 13 of his films and helping craft the visual worlds that came to define them. Tavoularis won an Academy Award for The Godfather Part II and earned multiple nominations for other Coppola projects, including Apocalypse Now and The Godfather Part III. His work ranged from recreating early 20th-Century New York streets to building elaborate, large-scale sets, including a Las Vegas replica constructed entirely on soundstages. He began his career in animation at Disney before moving into live-action film, gaining early recognition as art director on Bonnie and Clyde. His collaborations with Coppola became a hallmark of his career, with both men describing a close working relationship. Tavoularis is survived by his wife and two daughters.

Prince Louis is now eight years old—and the royal family marked the moment with a fresh portrait showing the young prince looking all grown up. The Prince and Princess of Wales shared the annual birthday photo on Wednesday, with longtime photographer Matt Porteous capturing Louis grinning in a blue quarter-zip against a breezy beach backdrop in Cornwall. Notably, the young royal—once known for his missing front teeth—now appears a little more grown up, with his smile fully filled in. The post is part of a long-running tradition for Prince William, 43, and Kate Middleton, 44, who release new birthday portraits each year for all three of their children: Prince George, 12, Princess Charlotte, 10, and Louis. The latest snap quickly racked up well-wishes from royal fans, but the family didn’t stop there. A follow-up post showed a playful montage of Louis in action—splashing into the ocean, sprinting along the sand, digging at the beach, and taking a swing with a bat. “Thank you for all the birthday wishes for Prince Louis,” the caption read. “8 is great!”

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Real Housewives of Atlanta star Kim Zolcia’s ex, Lee Najjar, died on April 18 of an unknown cause. He was 68. His daughter, Katelin Najjar, confirmed his death in a social media tribute earlier this week, posting a series of Instagram stories of photos and videos of the two together. In one video she wrote “I love you,” while a video of him played in the background to the song “Dancing in the Sky.” The Atlanta real estate investor was best known for his romance with Zolciak in the early seasons of Real Housewives of Atlanta in the late 2000s. While his face or voice were never featured in the reality TV show, he was referred to as “Big Poppa” for his generous spending on her luxurious lifestyle. They were also a controversial pairing as some fellow cast members on the show were suspicious he remained married even though he claimed that he and his wife had separated.

New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel is seeking counseling and will miss the third day of the NFL Draft after photos surfaced showing him with NFL reporter Dianna Russini at an Arizona resort. “As I said the other day, I promised my family, this organization, and this team that I was going to give them the best version of me that I can possibly give them. In order to do so, I have committed to seeking counseling,” Vrabel said, adding the decision would make him become “a better person.” The team confirmed he will step away from draft duties. The photos, published by the New York Post, were taken before league meetings in late March. The NFL has said it is not investigating. Both Vrabel and Russini downplayed the images in statements, but Russini resigned from The Athletic following an internal review. Vrabel told reporters he has had “difficult conversations with people I care about” and addressed players to prevent the situation from overshadowing the draft.