Alabama football is the second "most-hated" team in the country, according to RotoWire. See the full list: al.com/alabamafootball/2026/…

#WorldSeaTurtleWeek Spotlight: green turtles and their fishy followers! 🐟 These turtles are often seen accompanied by fish like remoras or golden trevally, who stay close to the turtle to gain a good meal and ward off predators. Learn more: oceana.ly/4xnx8Wk

Remember when animated movies weren't afraid to get a little dark? A widowed field mouse trying to save her sick son doesn't sound like much on paper. Then you discover secret experiments, hyper-intelligent rats, eerie visions, ancient mysteries, and scenes that genuinely terrified an entire generation of kids. Released in 1982, The Secret of NIMH proved that animation could be beautiful, emotional, and surprisingly intense all at the same time. If you grew up with this one, you already know it wasn't just a cartoon. Where does The Secret of NIMH rank on your list of all-time animated classics?

Which All-Time lineup are you taking?

What a run for the Crimson Tide! Incredibly proud of this team and all they’ve accomplished this year. The countdown to the 2027 season is on! #RollTide | @AlabamaBSB

A hundred years ago, the eastern bluebird was one of the most common birds in the country. Then it nearly disappeared. Here's the problem: a bluebird can't build its own home. Neither can a chickadee or a wren. They're cavity nesters with no tools to dig a hole, so they move into ones that already exist: an old woodpecker hole, a rotted knot in a tree, a hollow in a dead limb, a soft spot in a wooden fence post. Then we launched a relentless effort to tidy the world and put everything in its right place. We cut down the dead trees, the "ugly" snags, and hauled them off. We swapped the old wooden fence posts for metal. We cleaned up every hollow stump and dying branch. And just like that, the nesting spots were gone. Worse, two birds we'd imported from Europe, house sparrows and starlings, muscled into the few cavities left and threw the bluebirds out. By the 1970s, bluebird numbers had fallen by nearly 90%. Here's where things began to turn. Ordinary people started nailing wooden boxes to posts. Just boxes, with a hole the right size. And the bluebirds came back, all the way back, one of the greatest comebacks in American conservation, built almost entirely by regular folks in their own yards with a little lumber. So here's where you come in. A nest box isn't a cute decoration. It's a replacement for the dead tree we took down, a hole in the world for a bird that can't make its own. Put one up, with the correct hole size for the bird you want, on a smooth pole a predator can't climb, and you stop being a bystander to that story.

At the @aflcio Constitutional Convention, SAG-AFTRA delegates met with labor leaders and allies while building relationships that strengthen our collective voice. Here's a look at some memorable moments from the week. #UnionStrong #1u #AFLCIO

Just in: Doctors Without Borders staff have been sexually abusing underage refugees in Chad — including trading aid for sex, and indications of organized sexual trafficking. For those who've followed the group's ties to Hamas and Islamic Jihad in Gaza, this is hardly a surprise

JAWS (1975) is so cinematic it’s ridiculous, and the shot from the top of Quint’s crow’s nest is a perfect example. A simple angle that turns the open ocean into something vast, beautiful, and deeply unsettling.