From politics to pop culture, if you missed Tuesday's news cycle, here's a quick refresher.

Iggy Azalea fans can rest easy after the Australian rapper confirmed her latest single "Switch" featuring Brazilian singer Anitta will be released on May 19. The "Digital Distortion" track was originally planned to drop on early May.

The day the first black woman became student president at American University in D.C., someone hung bananas from nooses outside her sorority. The school is investigating the incident.

A new camera developed in Sweden's Lund University can capture five trillion frames per second. By comparison, conventional units can capture around 100,000 frames per second. Talk about seeing things from a different angle!

TFW a casual photo with friends turns into an optical illusion.

The cast confirmed to Emmy Magazine that fans can expect a lot more darkness in the sophomore storyline. The Netflix series is set to air its second season on October 31, 2017.

The First Daughter's book titled Women Who Work aims to reshape the conversation around career-oriented women. The book has been lauded by some while others have criticized it for being out of touch with reality.

The fast food giant is releasing chicken triangles nationwide for a limited time. Oh, did we mention there's cheesy sauce too?

Ansari's had the most relatable reaction as he watched Rihanna and Lupita Nyong'o pose for a selfie at the Met gala.

A photo of 14 students attending one of the world's leading universities is being shared to raise a real issue: In 2015, just over a dozen undergraduates admitted to the prestigious university were black men. Black students make up only 0.3% of male students accepted into Cambridge.

The band has taken aim at Mexico's Hotel California for trademark infringement, and people are still trying to process the news.

Stars, they are just like us.

A dropped ball in the outfield usually leads to good things for the opposing team... except in Tuesday's Orioles vs. Red Sox game.

The Turner Prize is the prestigious £25,000 award for contemporary art that has long been associated with younger artists. The rules of the competition were changed this year to remove the upper age limit of 50 and this year all the nominees are over 40 and two of the artists are over 50.

A suicide bomb targeting a NATO convoy in central Kabul near the U.S. embassy has killed at least eight people and injured dozens. Reports suggest the injured include three U.S. service members.

May 3rd marks World Press Freedom Day, a day to highlight the still-existent threats to independent and free press around the world.

A video clip shows confounded reporters calling after the press secretary as he left the White House briefing without taking any questions.