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Peggy Siegal, a Hollywood publicist, had a close relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, who gifted her $100,000 and helped her regain access to elite social circles, despite Epstein's history of sex crimes.

The article summarizes the case of Chris Watts, who murdered his pregnant wife and two young daughters in 2018, and the new Fox Nation special that explores the harrowing details of the crime.

President Donald Trump stated that the U.S. is "locked and loaded" to destroy Iran's Kharg Island oil export hub but has chosen not to do so, suggesting the threat is intended to pressure Iran into negotiations.

A Canadian woman seeking emergency care for severe abdominal pain shared her frustration with the long wait times at a Canadian hospital, which displayed a 15-hour wait time.

Tennessee lawmakers have advanced a bill that would require public and charter schools to verify students' immigration status and report the results to the state, but the measure falls short of prohibiting the use of taxpayer funds to educate those unlawfully present.

NFL Draft prospect Taylen Green, who starred at Arkansas, made a strong impression at the Scouting Combine and expressed no interest in switching positions, suggesting there may be a racial component to such suggestions.

Rhode Island Democrats have introduced a bill that would bar police departments from hiring ICE agents brought on during President Donald Trump's second term, escalating the state's pushback against federal immigration enforcement.

President Trump scolded a reporter as "very obnoxious" and blasted ABC News as "the most corrupt news organization on the planet" during a press gaggle aboard Air Force One on Sunday.

White House chief of staff Susie Wiles has been diagnosed with early-stage breast cancer and will continue working while undergoing treatment, with an excellent prognosis according to President Trump.

The 98th Academy Awards ceremony will take place on Sunday, with celebrities arriving at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles to celebrate the year in movies. The complete list of nominees and winners will be announced during the ceremony.

Brooks Nader and her sisters were spotted strutting the streets of New York City in daring bubble outfits as part of a marketing stunt and campaign shoot for the relaunch of the women's personal care brand Jukebox.

Martha Stewart revealed that her cardiologist recommended beetroot powder, which she described as beneficial for cardiovascular health and weight loss, and it makes her daily green juice even better.

George Clooney, along with his Casamigos partners, is launching a new non-alcoholic beer brand called Crazy Mountain, which features American Western imagery, raising questions about authenticity given Clooney's recent move to France.

Adam Carolla criticized California Governor Gavin Newsom over high gas prices and hospice fraud, and also responded to Joe Rogan's remarks questioning President Trump's decision to launch strikes on Iran, arguing the threat posed by the regime has long been defined.

Uber co-founder Travis Kalanick joins California's billionaire exodus, moving to Austin before a proposed wealth tax could cost him a one-time fee of $180 million.

Bobby Pulido, a Democratic congressional candidate in Texas, owns a home in Mexico and regularly travels there, leading him to describe himself as a "winter Texan" despite facing scrutiny over his international ties.

Two UCLA students praised the Trump administration's efforts to address antisemitism on campus, stating that the campus climate has improved despite ongoing tensions related to the Iran conflict.

The United States defeated the Dominican Republic 2-1 to advance to the World Baseball Classic final, but the final at-bat sparked a debate on social media.

California authorities have arrested a 28-year-old man, Joshua Martinez, in connection with the 2019 disappearance of 17-year-old Victoria Marquina, who was last seen with him and whose abandoned car was later found.