Passengers aboard a Southwest Airlines flight on Friday experienced a terrifying moment when law enforcement stormed the cabin mid-journey to arrest a passenger. The flight, which was traveling from Nashville to Fort Lauderdale, was forced to divert to Atlanta so officers could board the plane. Video circulating online shows multiple uniformed officers rushing down the aisle toward the back of the aircraft before pulling a passenger from his seat and placing him in handcuffs. As the chaotic scene unfolded, a voice could be heard shouting instructions like “heads down, hands up” while officers—wearing tactical vests and helmets—moved through the cabin toward the suspect. In a statement to TMZ, a Southwest representative apologized for the disruption and said affected travelers were rebooked onto another flight to Fort Lauderdale, which ultimately arrived at about 3:30 a.m. In a statement to the Daily Beast, a Southwest Airlines spokesperson said that “Flight 2094 landed safely,” in Atlanta “after diverting to respond to a possible security matter.”

Republicans are heading into the midterms with an increasingly steep hill to climb—and a growing wave of retirements isn’t helping. Ahead of the midterms, 39 Republicans in Congress have said they are not seeking re-election. The latest departure comes from California Rep. Darrell Issa, who revealed Friday that he will not run again after more than two decades on Capitol Hill. Issa, 72, has represented California districts since 2001 and said serving in Congress had been “the honor of my life,” but that it was time for “a new chapter and new challenges.” Republicans were dealt another blow the same day when California Rep. Kevin Kiley, 41, announced he would abandon the GOP label and run as an independent, arguing he answers to voters rather than “party leaders.” The exits come after California’s redistricting changes following the passage of Proposition 50, which could open the door for Democrats to compete more aggressively in several districts. The mounting GOP departures only add to the party’s recent election setbacks. Republicans already suffered losses in key contests this year, including special election defeats in Pennsylvania on Feb. 24. Party insiders also report that Trump’s unpopular and chaotic war in Iran will further doom the GOP’s midterm chances.

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A British play directed by Quentin Tarantino is reportedly in the works, with a possible premiere in the prestigious West End. The Daily Mail reported that the legendary Pulp Fiction director, 62, has written an “original, old-fashioned British farce, in the door-slamming, trouser-dropping, mistaken identity vein of Brian Rix or Ray Cooney.” The show could premiere in fall 2027, an industry source told The Hollywood Reporter. In an August podcast interview, Tarantino hinted that he had written a play and was looking to dedicate a “year and a half to two years” to bring it to life. A source told the Mail: “He has written this himself. It is not based on any of his films. It is a farce, in the British, Noises Off tradition.” The source added that “at the moment, he is looking at all different sizes and sorts of theaters while he considers the staging.”

Hope Street star Finnian Garbutt has revealed that doctors have given him a grave prognosis about his melanoma. “Scans have shown that the cancer has progressed rapidly in my body and I am now entering the last stages of my life,” Garbutt wrote on Instagram. The 28-year-old was first diagnosed with melanoma four years ago. The illness metastasized to his liver and lungs and was deemed terminal in 2024. The Northern Irish actor is best known for his role as police constable Ryan Power on the BBC’s Hope Street, a show he’s starred in since his initial diagnosis. “Since being diagnosed 4 years ago I have achieved so many of my life goals — 30 episodes in a TV show, being the lead in a movie (that should be out soon), buying my own house, marrying my best friend and becoming a father to the most incredible baby girl who never fails to make me smile,” he wrote in his statement to fans. Garbutt has also started a GoFundMe and asked followers to donate in order to help him provide for his wife, Louise, and 1-year-old daughter Saoirse. “I am not posting this for sympathy and do not want anyone to donate if they cannot afford to,” he added.

The Beach Boys singer Bruce Johnston is leaving the band after almost six decades. The 83-year-old joined the iconic group’s touring unit in 1965, playing more than 6,000 concerts, but is now stepping away to focus on songwriting. “It’s time for part three of my lengthy musical career!” he told Rolling Stone. “I can write songs forever and wait until you hear what’s coming! As my major talent beyond singing is songwriting, now is the time to get serious again.” He said he was also planning to start doing speaking engagements, adding, “I might even sing ‘Disney Girls’ and ‘I Write the Songs’!”, both of which he wrote. It’s also not the end of the road for him with the band entirely. “I am excited to join the Beach Boys for performances on special occasions and will see everyone at the Hollywood Bowl as we celebrate our nation’s 250th birthday!” he said. “This isn’t goodbye, it’s see you soon. I am forever grateful to be a part of the Beach Boys musical legacy.” His departure leaves Mike Love as the only member from the band’s classic era still there. “I am very supportive of Bruce,” Love said.

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President Donald Trump has told Iran any agreement short of total capitulation is now off the table as his war against the Islamic regime continues to rage across the Middle East. “There will be no deal with Iran except UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER!” the president wrote on Truth Social Friday, adding that he intends to replace current leadership so as to “MAKE IRAN GREAT AGAIN!” Trump, who has historically made little secret of his contempt for America’s “Forever Wars” in the Middle East, has offered at least four different rationales for his ongoing assault against the country, which has now plunged the wider region into chaos. The most recent justification, which appears to have since stuck as the official White House line, is that the U.S. attacked Iran to protect U.S. interests from retaliation in the event Iran came under attack. He now adds that the war, which has already claimed thousands of lives and threatens to devastate much of the country’s infrastructure, will “bring Iran back from the brink of destruction.”

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. revealed he had some high-level help getting his niece a shot in the wrestling world. Speaking on Thursday at an event for medical students and future doctors, Kennedy said he worked with Education Secretary Linda McMahon to help his niece, Zoe Hines, land a contract with WWE. McMahon—who ran the wrestling organization as its CEO for 12 years before joining the Trump administration—played a key role in the deal, Kennedy said. Noting that Hines had grown “very, very close” with the education chief and that McMahon had “a lot to do” with the opportunity. Zoe Hines is the daughter of Rebecca Hines, who is the sister of Kennedy’s wife, actress Cheryl Hines. She initially tried out for the organization in 2025 and shared her excitement at the time on Instagram, writing she was “grateful for the opportunity, the experience, and the people.” She added that she would be “honored to represent the WWE at the 2025 SummerSlam tryout.” SummerSlam, one of WWE’s flagship events, was co-founded by McMahon and her husband, wrestling mogul Vince McMahon.