THE BRIEF

Gloria Steinem's Feminist Legacy Examined

Gloria Steinem, who overcame public-speaking fears to become a leading voice in women's rights, is being remembered for her work.

Photo: New Republic

WHAT'S REPORTED

▸Steinem co-founded Ms. Magazine in 1971 as a platform for feminist writing and activism. — Christian Science Monitor, New Republic
▸Steinem published an undercover report on Playboy Club labor practices in 1963 that made her notorious in New York media. — New Republic
▸Her 1983 book 'Outrageous Acts and Everyday Rebellions' collected 20 years of her writing and essays. — New Republic

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Dolly Parton's sister condemned fake AI-generated images and videos circulating after the icon's death.

WHAT'S REPORTED

▸Stella Parton publicly called out AI-generated fake content spreading online following Dolly's death. — Daily Wire, NBC News
▸Stella Parton is 77 years old and took to social media to condemn the deepfakes. — Daily Wire

Evil Dead star Bruce Campbell disclosed he has been diagnosed with cancer.

WHAT'S REPORTED

▸Campbell said he has approximately five years to live following his cancer diagnosis. — NBC News

St. Paul's Cathedral in London agreed to host DJ music events as part of a four-year partnership with a nightclub group.

WHAT'S REPORTED

▸Critics argue the partnership shows disrespect to the holy Christian site and historically significant figures buried in its crypt. — Breitbart News

A Trump memorial arch may begin excavation without final federal approval as veterans seek legal intervention.

WHAT'S REPORTED

▸Interior Secretary Doug Burgum said excavation work will begin within two weeks without approval from a key federal body. — NPR Culture
▸Veterans who sued over the arch want a judge to intervene before excavation begins. — NPR Culture