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President Trump stated that Iran's military is destroyed, and that a blockade will go into effect the next day to prevent Iran from selling oil, while expressing disappointment in NATO's lack of support.

Bruce Springsteen, the rock legend, is facing growing criticism over his high concert ticket prices and anti-Trump speeches during his tour, with his former drummer Vini Lopez calling out the Boss for criticizing the president.

Barron Trump-linked beverage startup SOLLOS is teasing its first yerba mate flavors and packaging as the company builds momentum ahead of its planned May 2026 launch.

Heidi Klum hinted that her top-secret Halloween costume this year will be "outerworldly", and she was barely recognizable at Coachella in a black wig and sunglasses.

Catholic nuns who run a hospice in New York are suing the state's governor, arguing that a new law requiring them to comply with gender ideology mandates violates their religious beliefs and threatens their ability to continue their ministry to the dying poor.

A buffalo hump, a fatty bulge at the base of the neck, can signal an underlying medical condition and is often linked to weight, posture, hormonal changes, and long-term medication use, requiring medical evaluation and treatment.

Rep. Eric Swalwell suspends his campaign for California governor amid growing pressure over sexual assault allegations and ongoing probes.

The Artemis II astronauts celebrated Easter by hiding eggs around the cabin and sending a message of unity and love back to Earth.

An Indiana couple was arrested after their malnourished toddler died in deplorable living conditions, with the parents waiting over 14 hours to call 911 and the autopsy revealing the child had eaten pieces of diapers and drywall before his death due to severe malnourishment and dehydration.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán conceded defeat in the country's parliamentary election, with opposition leader Péter Magyar's party projected to win a landslide victory.

Cowboy chef Kent Rollins encourages Americans to put down their phones and gather around the dinner table to strengthen family bonds and create lasting memories through shared meals, prayer, and conversation.

Senator Bill Cassidy of Louisiana is facing primary challenges from two Republicans, and is trying to appear aligned with former President Trump despite Trump's endorsement of one of Cassidy's opponents.

Voters in Hungary's parliamentary elections ousted Prime Minister Viktor Orban and his Fidesz party, suggesting a peaceful, democratic transfer of power, despite foreign attempts to subvert or manipulate the judgment of Hungarian voters.

A small red "miracle fruit" is gaining attention for its ability to temporarily make sour and acidic foods taste sweet, potentially helping some cancer patients cope with an unpleasant side effect of chemotherapy called "chemo mouth" that can make food taste metallic or bland.

Britney Spears voluntarily checked into a treatment facility nearly one month after her arrest for allegedly driving under the influence near her Southern California home.

The article reports that Rueben Bain Jr., a top NFL draft prospect, was involved in a 2024 car crash in which a passenger was hospitalized and later died, but the charges against Bain were dismissed. The article also mentions that Bain was cited for careless driving in another incident in 2025, which was also dismissed.

ESPN star Mike Greenberg called for Sergio Garcia's lifetime exemption into the Masters Tournament to be revoked after his unsportsmanlike conduct on the course during the final round.

The article argues that the prevailing modern assumption about "universal" birthright citizenship is based on a revisionist interpretation, and the Trump administration's efforts to abide by the original public meaning of the Fourteenth Amendment are not revisionist but rather restorative.