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The Summer I Turned Pretty to End With a Movie Instead of Season 4

  A movie sequel to The Summer I Turned Pretty is in development. Amazon Prime Video has announced the news after the hit show’s season 3 finale began streaming on the platform. Created by Jenny Han from her namesake novel trilogy, The Summer I Turned Pretty debuted on June 17, 2022. Seasons 2 and 3 subsequently came out on July 14, 2023, and July 16, 2025. While it was previously announced that the third season would also be the show’s last and that there would not be a Season 4, the story will now conclude with a feature-length sequel. Amazon Prime Video greenlights The Summer I Turned Pretty movie sequel Amazon Prime Video revealed plans for the movie sequel at the show’s finale red carpet celebration in Paris, France. Han will direct the project from a screenplay she penned with Sarah Kucserka. There is another big milestone left in Belly’s journey, and I thought only a movie could give it its proper due,” Han said in a statement. “I’m so grateful to Prime Video for continu...
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Shooter still at large after Trump ally and activist Charlie Kirk murdered on Utah campus

  Live SOON: The FBI will hold a news conference From CNN's Brad Parks and Dakin Andone FBI officials announced they will hold a news conference this morning as the shooter responsible for the killing of Charlie Kirk remains at large. The news conference — expected to begin around 9 a.m. ET (7 a.m. MT), according to a spokesperson — will include the FBI special agent in charge and Utah Department of Public Safety Commissioner Beau Mason.
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Trump signs executive order rebranding Pentagon as Department of War Order directs Pete Hegseth to seek congressional approval for permanent change from Department of Defense Joseph Gedeon in Washington Fri 5 Sep 2025 21.25 BST Share Donald Trump signed an executive order on Friday to rebrand the Department of Defense as the Department of War, a callback to the department’s original name used from 1789 to 1947. The directive will make Department of War the secondary title, and is a way to get around the need for congressional approval to formally rename a federal agency, an administration official said. “We won the first world war, we won the second world war, we won everything before that and in between,” Trump said at the signing. “And then we decided to go woke and we changed the name to the Department of Defense.” The administration has already begun implementing the symbolic changes: visitors to the Pentagon’s defense.gov website are now automatically redirected to war.gov. Trump sends 10 stealth fighter planes to Puerto Rico amid war on Caribbean drug cartels Read more The move comes days after a deadly US navy airstrike killed 11 people on a small boat in international waters, which the military said involved a drug vessel operated by the Venezuelan gang Tren de Aragua. Some legal experts questioned whether the strike was lawful under international law. The combination of aggressive military action and symbolic rebranding goes in contrast with Trump’s repeated claims to be “the anti-war president” who campaigned on promises to end conflicts and avoid new wars. Trump said during the signing of the order that his focus on strength and trade has improved America’s position in the world.. Trump has argued the original name better reflects military victories and honestly represents what the department does. The rebrand would reverse the 1947 name change made as part of postwar reforms that emphasized defense over warfare. Seven US warships and one nuclear-powered fast-attack submarine were reported to be heading for the Caribbean following Monday’s strike, another layer in the measures Trump has taken to combat what he claims is the threat from Tren de Aragua. Congressional approval would ultimately be required for any permanent name change, though the House member Greg Steube from Florida and the senator Mike Lee from Utah, both Republicans, introduced legislation to make the switch official. “We’re going to go on offense, not just on defense. Maximum lethality, not tepid legality. Violent effect, not politically correct,” the secretary of defense, Pete Hegseth, said in the Oval Office. “We’re going to raise up warriors, not just defenders. So this war department, Mr President, just like America is back.” Explore more on these topics Donald Trump US military Trump administration Pete Hegseth US politics news Share Reuse this content Most viewed WorldEuropeUS newsAmericasAsiaAustraliaMiddle EastAfricaInequalityGlobal development News Opinion Sport Culture Lifestyle Original reporting and incisive analysis, direct from the Guardian every morning Sign up for our email Help

  Trump signs executive order rebranding Pentagon as Department of War Order directs Pete Hegseth to seek congressional approval for permanent change from Department of Defense Joseph Gedeon  in  Donald Trump   signed an executive order on Friday to rebrand the Department of Defense as the Department of War, a callback to the department’s original name used from 1789 to 1947. The directive will make Department of War the secondary title, and is a way to get around the need for congressional approval to formally rename a federal agency, an administration official said We won the first world war, we won the second world war, we won everything before that and in between,” Trump said at the signing. “And then we decided to go woke and we changed the name to the Department of Defense.” The administration has already begun implementing the symbolic changes: visitors to the Pentagon’s  defense.gov  website are now automatically redirected to  war.gov . Trump ...
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Dak Prescott, Jalen Carter Spitgate Controversy Escalates

  New Video Reveals Dak Prescott Spit First in NFL Spitting Incident. Dallas Cowboys quarterback Dak Prescott was at the center of a major controversy Thursday night. The incident occurred during the 2025 NFL season opener against the Philadelphia Eagles. Jalen Carter, a star Eagles defensive tackle, was ejected for spitting on Prescott.The ejection happened shortly after the opening kickoff. According to a pool report from referee Shawn Smith, an official saw Carter spit on an opponent. The league considers this a disqualifiable , non-football act. Alternate Angle Sparks Controversy and Outrage The story took a dramatic turn hours after the game. A new video angle surfaced on social media. This clip appeared to show Dak Prescott spitting toward the ground moments before Carter’s action.The video immediately sparked intense online debate. Many fans accused Prescott of instigating the entire confrontation. Others defended the quarterback, arguing his action was not directly aimed a...
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Eagles star Jalen Carter is ejected after opening kickoff for spitting on Dak Prescott

  Just one play into Thursday's opening game of the 2025 NFL season between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Dallas Cowboys, Eagles defensive lineman Jalen Carter was no longer available to play — not because of injury, but because of, apparently, spit. During a break in play after Thursday's opening kickoff, as Philadelphia's medical personnel tended to an injured player, cameras caught Carter approaching the Cowboys' huddle. Face mask-to-face mask Read more..
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