A manhunt has been launched after an Indiana state court judge and his wife were shot inside their home. Steven Meyer, a Tippecanoe Superior Court judge, and his wife, Kimberly Meyer, were both injured in the attack, with the judge suffering an injury to his arm and his wife sustaining an injury to her hip. Both are in stable condition, police said Monday. The couple were discovered by authorities inside their Lafayette home, about 60 miles northwest of Indianapolis, after responding to reports of a shooting. Police described the shooting as a “senseless unacceptable act of violence” as they continued to hunt for the suspect. They have not released a motive or suspect description. Indiana’s top judge, State Supreme Court Chief Justice Loretta H. Rush, urged colleagues to remain vigilant. She called any violence against judges or their families “completely unacceptable.” Meyer previously served as a Democratic city council member and oversaw a high-profile case involving Natalia Grace, a Ukrainian-born orphan whose adoptive parents abandoned her, claiming she had behavioral issues and dwarfism.

Kung Fu film legend Bruce Leung has died at 77. The actor—also known as Leung Choi-sang and Leung Siu-lung—died from heart failure, according to the Daily Mail. Leung was widely regarded as one of the “Four Dragons” of Chinese cinema, a group credited with elevating martial arts films globally alongside figures such as Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan, and Ti Lung. Trained in martial arts by his father from a young age, Leung went on to appear in dozens of kung fu films, including 2004s Kung Fu Hustle, which introduced him to a new generation of fans. Jackie Chan, who previously worked with Leung on Magnificent Bodyguards, paid tribute to his longtime colleague, praising his devotion to martial arts and his lasting influence on cinema. Chan wrote in a social media post that Leung “created so many classic roles, loved by audiences and admired by colleagues,” and referred to him as a “brother” he would deeply miss. Leung is survived by a daughter from his first marriage to singer Irene Ryder, as well as a daughter and son from his second marriage to Song Xiang.

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Authorities have identified the cause of death for famed Chess Grandmaster Daniel Naroditsky. Naroditsky passed away in October of last year, unexpectedly, at age 29, while at his place of work, the Charlotte Chess Center. The Chief Medical Examiner for the North Carolina office said that the player died due to an accidental poisoning, according to TMZ, which first reported the news. “Naroditsky had a combination of methamphetamine and amphetamine in his system, along with mitragynine, a substance known for its opioid-like effects,” the medical examiner told the news organization. The Grandmaster earned the highest chess title at just 17 and began playing competitively at 6. Before his untimely death, the chess prodigy had been committed to educating the next generation of players. He had a YouTube and Twitch following that combined to be a little under a million. He also wrote about the game of intellects for Chess.com and The New York Times and taught other young players at the Charlotte Chess Center.

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has urged Americans to follow new dietary guidelines that place red meat at the top of the food pyramid and promote higher consumption of protein, vegetables, and healthy fats, while calling for reduced intake of sugar and processed foods. Yet The Guardian reports that, according to the World Resources Institute (WRI), a 25 percent increase in red meat consumption would require an additional 100 million acres of agricultural land for livestock—an area roughly the size of California. “We are seeing millions of acres of forest cut down, and agricultural expansion is the leading driver of that,” Richard Waite, director of agriculture initiatives at WRI, told the outlet. Waite added that food systems have a significant impact on the planet’s ecosystems, particularly increased meat consumption, which contributes to greenhouse gas emissions and deforestation. “To the extent that people follow these guidelines and eat more animal protein foods, particularly beef and dairy, they will negatively impact our environment,” Diego Rose, a director of nutrition at Tulane University, told The Guardian. In an email to the Daily Beast, a Department of Health and Human Services spokesperson wrote: “The Trump administration will no longer weaponize federal food policy to destroy the livelihoods of hard-working American ranchers and protein producers under the radical dogma of the Green New Scam.”

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If you’re tuned into the wellness world, you’ve likely heard longevity enthusiasts touting the potential benefits of hydrogen water. Some longevity enthusiasts suggest that water infused with molecular hydrogen may offer antioxidant and anti-inflammatory effects by helping reduce free radical damage—claims often linked to improved energy, recovery, and metabolic health.

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“We just wait and see what he posted last night. Then we watch the panic on Susie’s face in the morning.” That’s from a friend of mine in the White House. Susie is Susie Wiles, the chief of staff whose titular function is to deal with the president’s more-or-less idle pronouncements, whether that’s running Venezuela, taking over Greenland or, most recently, imposing tariffs on any European countries who would say otherwise. These new tariffs are, of course, not going to happen. Still, Trump posts and the world responds. Trump enjoys it all—it’s truly thrilling to him. A Trump aide once explained to me that it’s not the fire he sets that most excites him, but rather the fire engines rushing to the scene, sirens blazing, that he finds so satisfying. The compelling thing for him, nearly in a sexual sense, is that he is once more the center of attention. Donald Trump, the threat of Donald Trump, the chaos of Donald Trump, the “brand” of Donald Trump, achieves yet more dominance. The psychopathology here can hardly be missed. And yet it is. Again and again, Trump’s gambits are treated as policy, however questionable, and strategic, albeit mendacious, power realignments, instead of as a personality disorder.

Click through to Michael Wolff’s HOWL to read more insight into Trump’s psyche, and why he’s more than happy to see the world burn.

Danish businesses are turning Trump’s favorite piece of merchandise against him. Greenlanders are selling out companies that sell “Make America Go Away” hats. The most popular version of the hat reads “Nu det Nuuk,” which approximately translates to “enough is enough” in Danish. And on the side of the hat parodies Trump’s MAGA, replacing the word “great” with “go.” Trump has been increasingly escalating his attempts to acquire Greenland in the past week. Greenlanders themselves have been largely opposed to talks of acquisition, the threats by the United States prompting the most populous protests the Danish territory has ever seen. The accessories have become a private mark of resistance and commonplace at the public demonstrations against the United States’ takeover demands. Greenland Support is one of the original companies that began selling the popular hat. Speaking to Newsweek, the company’s Victor Schøtt said that their business is raising money for Greenlandic kids, telling the publication, “Hopefully, Donald Trump will never actually do anything about Greenland, and then we will just have raised a lot of money for the generations to come in Greenland.”

Rob Hirst, co-founder and drummer for Australian rock group Midnight Oil, has died the band confirmed Tuesday. Hirst was 70 and had been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2023. “After fighting heroically for almost three years, Rob is now free of pain—‘a glimmer of tiny light in the wilderness’,” his bandmates wrote in a statement on social media. “He died peacefully, surrounded by loved ones. The family asks that anyone wanting to honour Rob donate to Pankind, Pancreatic Cancer Australia or Support Act.” Over nearly five decades, Hirst powered the group’s sound with forceful rhythms while co-writing lyrics and melodies for key songs including “Beds Are Burning” and “The Dead Heart”. Formed in Sydney during the mid-1970s, Midnight Oil released 13 studio albums and gained recognition for politically charged rock. “It’s been absolutely better than anything anyone could ever ask for,” he said in a 2025 interview when asked for his reflections on life. “And so, if my life is attenuated by this tiny little tumour that threatens to do me in, then I will still consider myself incredibly fortunate.”

A single state in Australia has suffered its fourth shark attack in three days after a surfer was bitten in the chest. Police said a 39-year-old man was mauled in New South Wales’s Mid North Coast on Tuesday morning after it bit his board. He has since been released from the hospital, with Surf Life Saving NSW CEO Steve Pearce telling ABC, he was “very fortunate to not have sustained any serious injuries.” NSW Superintendent Joseph McNulty described the situation off the coast of Australia’s most populous state as a “perfect storm environment”, with two people left in critical conditions after torrential rainfall may have washed nutrients into the water, drawing in sharks’ prey. Authorities are now pleading with people to stay out of the water. Among the victims is a 12-year-old boy, who was left in a critical condition with bites on both his legs. He was dragged from the water by his friends after being attacked while rock jumping in the eastern suburb of Vaucluse on Sunday. A man was then left in a critical condition at Manly Beach on the city’s northern shore on Monday, while an 11-year-old surfer also escaped without injury after his board was bitten at Dee Why Beach the same day.

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We’re officially in the midst of “dry January,” the viral 31-day challenge that prompts participants to reset and reassess their relationship with alcohol. Whether you’re actively participating in the challenge, more generally rethinking how drinking fits into your life, or just curious about alternative ways to unwind and socialize, TribeTokes has exactly what you need.

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A new analysis reveals which U.S. states have the most residents staying physically active—and which are falling behind. According to 2024 data from the Department of Health and Human Services, adults in Mississippi (30.6 percent), West Virginia (28.7 percent), and Arkansas (28.5 percent) are the most likely to get no exercise beyond their jobs. Oklahoma, Louisiana, and Alabama closely follow, reporting an inactivity rate of 28 percent. By contrast, Washington, D.C. (13.9 percent), Colorado (15.6 percent), and Vermont (16 percent) have the smallest shares of inactive adults. Tennessee was not included in the report. The findings were highlighted in the United Health Foundation’s “America’s Health Rankings” report. Research and federal data often show that the South has the highest prevalence of physical inactivity among U.S. regions, a pattern experts often link to broader social and environmental factors such as poverty and limited access to exercise infrastructure. Altogether, about one in five Americans report doing no physical activity or exercise outside their job, according to the data. The Department of Health and Human Services advises adults to aim for at least 150 minutes of moderate-intensity or 75 minutes of vigorous-intensity exercise each week.

A brutal winter storm unleashed havoc on a Michigan highway after whiteout conditions triggered a massive chain-reaction crash involving more than 100 vehicles. The pileup included at least 30 lorries and unfolded as the storm blanketed large swaths of the state with heavy snow and high winds. Drone footage shared by Fox Weather showed Interstate 196 buried under snow near Grand Rapids, with jack-knifed trucks and cars scattered across lanes and shoulders. Winds of up to 40 miles per hour were recorded at the crash site, where snowfall topped a foot. One driver said visibility collapsed almost entirely as snow blew sideways across the roadway. “I could barely see the road in front of me,” the driver said. Michigan State Police shut down the motorway in both directions while crews worked to clear the wreckage. Authorities reported numerous injuries but no deaths. “It was a little scary just listening to everything, the bangs and booms behind you,” truck driver Pedro Mata Jr told the Associated Press, saying he avoided crashing by pulling off the road. As snow continued to fall, stranded passengers were bused to a nearby high school. The storm was part of a wider system that sent temperatures plunging nationwide, with rare snowfall reported as far south as the Florida Panhandle.