You know about the Duggars, the evangelical Christian family whose 19 children catapulted them to fame through Discovery Health specials and TLC show, 19 Kids and Counting, and you know about Josh Duggar, the eldest son, who admitted last week to molesting several underage girls as a teen—including his own sisters.

As has been widely observed, we are living in a period of economic inequality that has not been seen since the first “gilded age” of the early 20th century. Not even the people who benefit from it think that it can last.

A recent Yale graduate reportedly jumped to his death this morning from the window of a ninth-floor New Haven apartment after he stabbed a former classmate.

As expected, the Cleveland police department has reached a settlement with the Justice Department over the department’s history of brutal and unconstitutional policing. Among other things, the deal will explicitly prohibit officers from pistol whipping suspects, using force to retaliate for talking back, and firing warning shots.

Recently, the readers of the esteemed Wall Street Journal were given an opportunity to share their opinion on “dunking,” the high-flying activity that has become all the rage of the basketball world.

What’s the coolest thing you did as a teen? What was the most illegal thing? Ever think about stealing a car for a quick joyride, then doing it again almost immediately after? One noble teen in the Bronx did. A legendary teen with nothing to lose.

At least two people were killed after flash floods ripped through Houston following an estimated 10 inches of rain last night.

The rumors appear to be true: Bayna El-Amin, the man wanted by police after hitting another man over the head with a chair in a fight at the Chelsea Dallas BBQ earlier this month, seems to have been romantically involved with another man. Gawker has discovered what looks to be El-Amin’s Facebook page, which is listed under an alias variation of his apparent birth name and contains several pictures of a man with identical-looking features and facial hair as the man in the Dallas BBQ videos, as well as El-Amin’s various mugshots. There is reference to the page’s owner working the door at a nightclub; Animal uncovered that a now-deleted Facebook page in El-Amin’s full name listed him as “Personal Security for Sketchie ENTertainment,” a nightclub promotion company.

As wide-eyed foreigners lustily eye Havana real estate, liberalized Cuban economic rules are “re-gentrifying the city along racial lines and class divisions, particularly because lighter-skinned Cubans are more likely to have relatives abroad with money to invest.” Viva capitalismo!

As the East Coast of the U.S. enters the period where we complain about the heat before the heat has even begun, southern India is in the midst of a heatwave so severe that 750 people have died in under five weeks.

In Los Angeles, where the median household income is $56,000, a $500 million house is rising.

Yet another teen has fallen for the siren call of ISIS: A 14-year-old Austrian boy pled guilty to terrorism charges today after he was accused of planning to bomb a Vienna train station. According to Reuters, the boy was encouraged by ISIS and downloaded bomb plans to his Playstation.

An Egyptian woman and her boyfriend are facing criminal charges for disrupting morality and inciting debauchery over a tongue-in-cheek music video the couple filmed and posted online.

Jessa Duggar’s father-in-law says there’s nothing wrong with the way the Duggar family handled the multiple acts of molestation committed by their eldest son Josh, saying Monday that “Josh’s parents acted in a way that godly parents should.”

Earlier this month, a coroner determined that B.B. King’s death was caused by a series of mini-strokes. Now the late bluesman’s kids say his cause of death was tied to something much more nefarious—poison.

Fighter jets scrambled on Monday to escort Air France Flight 22, an Airbus A-330 out of Charles De Gaulle Airport, to John F. Kennedy Airport, after anonymous threats were made against the flight.

“The problem became immediately clear to the scientists: This turtle’s penis was mangled.”

At least 13 people were killed when a tornado struck the Mexican border city of Ciudad Acuna on Monday, NBC News reports. The tornado, which flipped cars, destroyed homes, and ripped an infant—still missing—from its mother’s arms. At least 230 people were injured.

The city of Cleveland has reached a settlement with the Justice Department, the New York Times reports, over unconstitutional practices—including a pattern of excessive use of force—the United States Attorney’s Office identified in an investigation last year.

On Sunday, Malaysian authorities said they had discovered a series of mass graves in abandoned camps, used by human traffickers, along the country’s border with Thailand, the Associated Press reports. Police in Thailand made a similar discovery earlier this month.