** Gloria Estefan chatted on *Sunday Sitdown* about her latest album, *Raíces*—her first Spanish-language release in nearly two decades. The album includes a quirky twist: a love song penned by her husband, Emilio, but oddly enough, it’s a tune he originally wrote for *himself*. Classic Emilio.

What This Mean: ** Estefan’s return to Spanish-language music is a big deal for her fans, especially Latin audiences who’ve missed her in this lane. The playful backstory about the song adds a personal, relatable touch—because what’s more charming than a power couple who can laugh at themselves? It’s a reminder that even legends keep it real.

** The morning-after pill is now available at thousands of convenience stores, gas stations, and corner delis across 48 states—making emergency contraception more accessible than ever. No more pharmacy-only hurdles; you can grab it alongside snacks or a late-night coffee.

** A tragic accident unfolded in New York City when a Mexican naval training vessel crashed into the Brooklyn Bridge, killing two people and injuring over a dozen others. The collision, involving a historic ship, has raised questions about maritime safety and the circumstances leading to the incident.

What This Mean: ** This isn't just another traffic mishap—it's a rare and serious maritime collision involving a foreign naval vessel in one of the busiest waterways in the U.S. The fact that it happened at an iconic landmark like the Brooklyn Bridge adds to the shock. Beyond the immediate tragedy, this could spark discussions about ship navigation protocols, bridge safety, and international coordination on busy waterways. For New Yorkers and maritime experts alike, it’s a grim reminder of how quickly things can go wrong on the water.

** A tragic accident unfolded in New York City when a Mexican naval training ship crashed into the Brooklyn Bridge late Saturday night. The collision left two people dead and over a dozen injured, according to Mayor Eric Adams. The ship, a historic vessel used for training, was likely navigating the busy waters near the bridge when the incident occurred. Details are still emerging, but the impact was severe enough to cause fatalities and significant injuries.

What This Mean: ** This isn’t just another traffic incident—it’s a rare and serious maritime collision in one of the world’s busiest waterways. The Brooklyn Bridge is an iconic landmark, and a crash like this raises questions about navigation safety, especially with large vessels near crowded urban areas. The involvement of a foreign naval ship also adds a diplomatic layer to the story. For New Yorkers and maritime experts alike, this will likely spark discussions about how to prevent similar tragedies in the future.

A horse named Journalism, representing the resilient spirit of Altadena, California, galloped to victory at the Preakness Stakes. The win mirrors the community’s determination to bounce back after devastating wildfires earlier this year—proving that heart and grit can triumph over adversity.

The 150th Preakness Stakes wasn’t just about the horses—it was a full-blown spectacle of fashion and energy. Fans showed up in bold, eye-catching outfits, from oversized hats to vibrant colors, turning the event into as much a runway as a racetrack. The photos capture the infectious enthusiasm of the crowd, blending high-stakes racing with unapologetic fun.

** A deadly car explosion in Palm Springs has left one person dead and four injured, with authorities labeling it an "intentional act of terrorism." Officials suspect the blast was aimed at a nearby fertility clinic, though details remain unclear. While a person of interest has been identified, no suspect is actively being pursued at this time.

What This Mean: ** This isn't just another random explosion—it's a targeted attack with potential political or ideological motives, which raises serious concerns about safety and extremism. The focus on a fertility clinic adds another layer, hinting at possible motives tied to contentious issues like reproductive rights. For locals and beyond, it’s a chilling reminder of how domestic terrorism can strike unexpectedly.

In a nail-biter finish at the 150th Preakness Stakes, the horse *Journalism* pulled off a dramatic comeback, overtaking *Gosger* in the final stretch to win at Baltimore’s historic Pimlico Race Course. It was a race that kept fans on the edge of their seats until the very last second.

What This Mean: The Preakness is one of the most prestigious races in horse racing, and *Journalism’s* thrilling victory adds another unforgettable moment to its storied history. For sports fans, it’s a reminder of why horse racing captivates—upsets, comebacks, and sheer unpredictability. Plus, it sets the stage for an exciting Belmont Stakes, where *Journalism* could chase the Triple Crown.

Austria took home the Eurovision crown this year thanks to JJ's show-stopping performance of "Wasted Love," a genre-blending operatic club banger. The grand finale was packed with fierce competition—especially from Israel and Switzerland—but Austria’s mix of drama and dance beats won over the crowd and judges.