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Iran shut down the Strait of Hormuz, a critical global trade chokepoint, leading to hundreds of commercial tankers being stranded and reports of gunfire and traumatic experiences. President Trump warned Iran that it cannot "blackmail" the U.S. and stated the U.S. naval blockade will remain in full force.

Lebanon and Israel agreed to a 10-day ceasefire, but the ceasefire was tested after an ambush in southern Lebanon killed a French soldier, highlighting Hezbollah's alleged "human shield" tactics and drawing another nation into the conflict.

Two U.S. Embassy personnel were killed in an accident in Mexico, announced U.S. Ambassador to Mexico Ronald Johnson.

Mindy Cohn, the actress known for her role in the 1980s sitcom "The Facts of Life," has returned to social media after secretly battling cancer, expressing gratitude for the hospital staff who helped her recover.

Johnny Knoxville caused a "double explosion" while filming the final day of the "Jackass" series, which he claims will be the last in the franchise.

Six-time PGA Tour winner Max Homa faced backlash on social media after criticizing other golfers for "beating up the course" and acting "spoiled," only to then display a similar outburst during the final round of the RBC Heritage tournament.

President Donald Trump praised San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie, who defeated incumbent London Breed in 2024, for his efforts in turning the city around after a population decline since the pandemic.

A major airline announced Friday that it is suspending select routes in the U.S., citing soaring jet fuel costs that have made certain operations unprofitable.

Mark Wahlberg discusses the "baggage" that comes with being a celebrity parent and makes efforts to stay connected with his four children, including visiting his eldest daughter at college and crashing her fraternity party.

Ivanka Trump became emotional in a recent interview while discussing the impact of her late mother Ivana Trump, who shaped her values, and spoke about navigating a difficult period that included her husband Jared Kushner's battle with thyroid cancer.

A Pennsylvania man was arrested for stealing over 100 sets of human remains from a historic cemetery near Philadelphia, with the remains dating back centuries and belonging to infants as well as adults.

A prominent New Testament scholar has published a book arguing that recent archaeological discoveries, such as the Shroud of Turin, provide compelling evidence for the authenticity of the biblical accounts of the life and death of Jesus Christ.

In-N-Out Burger operates an in-house training program called In-N-Out University near its original location in Baldwin Park, California, which focuses on teaching employees how to run restaurant operations, maintain cleanliness standards, and deliver customer service.

Jennifer Aniston reacted to her ex-husband Justin Theroux's announcement that he and his wife Nicole Brydon Bloom welcomed their first child, and Aniston is currently in a relationship with author and life coach Jim Curtis.

The Chicago Teachers Union pushed for May 1 to be considered a "day of civil action" for students, despite classes still being in session, drawing criticism over allegations of indoctrination.

Federal regulators reannounced a recall of 429,000 Casely MagSafe power banks after a woman's death and a fire on a plane from overheating chargers.

Authorities warn of potentially life-threatening contamination after rat poison was found in a tampered baby food jar likely sold in Europe.

Giants HC John Harbaugh stated that "everybody is tradable" on the team, and Colin Cowherd questions whether this is a good mindset for the new head coach.