A seemingly frenzied wild boar left four people hospitalized after ravaging through the Japanese city of Toyota, charging workers at a factory before attacking others nearby. The roughly 120-pound animal first stormed a factory that prepares school lunches around 5:30 a.m., knocking down a 64-year-old worker as he tried to fend it off with a shopping bag and a plastic container. Surveillance footage showed a colleague rushing in with a metal trolley before the boar finally retreated after a two-and-a-half-minute standoff. Minutes later, the boar attacked a cyclist at a nearby road crossing before attempting to gore a man in his 80s at another factory roughly 800 yards away. Police and firefighters eventually cornered the animal, which died at the scene. While bears remain Japan’s deadliest wildlife threat, wild boar attacks are climbing. More than 670 people have been attacked since 2016, with last year’s 94 incidents marking the highest annual total on record.

Country star RaeLynn announced on her Instagram that she and her husband, Josh Davis, are divorcing. “After much thought and prayer, I have made the difficult decision to file for divorce,” the 32-year-old former The Voice contestant wrote. Appearing on Season 2 of the show, the singer-songwriter from Texas joined Blake Shelton’s team at 17 years old after a successful blind audition, kicking off her country career. The “God Made Girls” singer and Davis married in 2015 after meeting at church three years prior. “I’m so thankful that God gave me my person really at a young age,” the two-time ACM nominee told People in 2020. In this same interview, RaeLynn (real name Rachel) shared how her parents’ divorce, as detailed in her 2016 single “Love Triangle,” made her fearful of marriage. “Divorce is not an option for me and Josh,” she said. The post announcing the end of her marriage was shared on her personal Instagram on Tuesday morning, and comments have since been deactivated. The couple shares a four-year-old daughter named Daisy. “I respectfully ask for privacy as we move forward with grace and compassion.”

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The Democrats Keep Searching for a Leader They Already Have

That urgent question of who and where is the Democratic Party’s ascendant leader—this theoretical charismatic, next-gen figure traveling the country, building passions and a faithful coalition—may have a pretty obvious answer. Bernie Sanders. Certainly, this new crop of Democratic lefties and socialists, seemingly sprouting up everywhere, is an inexperienced, untested, and unknown collection of wannabes... But focusing on........

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