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In a stunning development shaking both the entertainment and media industries, the long-running animated series South Park has once again inserted itself into the cultural spotlight by taking aim at Disney’s upcoming Snow White remake and its lead actress Rachel Zegler. In their newly released DEI special, which serves as a follow-up to their earlier Panderverse episode, the creators didn’t merely parody Zegler—they launched a full-scale takedown.

Keep an eye on the forecast as we're tracking some heavy rain moving in tonight. Roads should be fine for the evening commute, but overnight conditions will get slippery. Plan ahead for your morning drive tomorrow, folks.

Breaking news: Police Commissioner Sarah Matthews and three senior officials were questioned today at the Central Police Headquarters regarding allegations of procurement irregularities. The investigation follows a forensic audit that revealed suspicious transactions worth millions.

Local authorities report a power outage affecting three campus buildings at Metropolitan University. Students and faculty have been temporarily relocated to the main hall while maintenance crews investigate the cause.

Kim Kardashian just revealed she didn’t pass the bar exam — but she’s not giving up. After six years of studying law, she told fans she’s “still all in until I pass the bar,” calling this setback “fuel, not failure.” Despite the result, Kim says she’s closer than ever to becoming a lawyer — proving even reality stars can chase real justice.

Tonight we're tracking a remarkable development that intelligence officials are calling unprecedented. A series of diplomatic cables, revealed just hours ago, shows how the State Department quietly maneuvered through what could become the most significant shift in NATO strategy since the Cold War.

Tonight we're tracking a developing situation that starts in the South China Sea but quickly escalates to the halls of Congress. What begins as a routine naval exercise suddenly becomes a test of American resolve, forcing Washington to confront a decision that could reshape Pacific relations.

Sources within the Justice Department are now questioning whether the latest executive order oversteps constitutional bounds. While the administration has yet to issue a formal response, critics argue these policies could spark a massive legal showdown across several federal districts later this week.