Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio met with the foreign ministers of Denmark and Greenland yesterday in Washington, DC. The meeting came as President Donald Trump ramped up pressure over Greenland, saying the US would not accept anything less than full control of the world’s largest island. Meanwhile, Denmark expanded its military presence on Greenland and yesterday announced Operation Arctic Endurance—a multinational group that includes officers from Canada, France, Sweden, Germany, and the Netherlands.

Retromancing is the best thing to happen to dating. The term, coined by the dating app Plenty of Fish, is a throwback to old-school romance, focusing on nostalgic, intentional gestures like handwritten notes, mixtapes, surprise flowers, holding doors open, or cooking a homemade meal. Singles say the trend is inspired by their parents’ or grandparents’ love stories — and Gen Z makes up over a third embracing this softer, more sentimental style of dating.

Apps like “Am I Dead Yet” or “Are You Dead” are climbing the app store charts. Why, because it’s a lonely world out there for those living alone, and it’s a simple way to stay connected. In the app, you set an emergency contact. Each day, you must tap the big button in the center of the screen. If you fail to push the button for two consecutive days, an email is sent to your emergency contact to check in on you.

and THAT’S TRENDING