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Miss Grand Thailand contestant Kamolwan Chanago's veneers fell out during the preliminary stage of the pageant, but she handled the situation with professionalism and composure.

During a UN Security Council meeting, Israel's ambassador sounded missile sirens to illustrate the rocket fire Israeli citizens face. Uganda's military chief warned that Uganda's armed forces could enter the Iran-Israel conflict, with the president's son voicing strong support for Israel on social media.

Far-left streamer Hasan Piker downplays the severity of Cuba's energy crisis, claiming that Cubans are "chilling" and "partying in the streets" despite the devastating blackouts.

Florida's first lady sounds alarm about dangers of chemicals in candy. Fans still reminisce about discontinued nostalgic snacks like Planters PB Crisps, Butterfinger BBs, and Altoids Sours.

Travel influencer Brian Kelly provides tips for navigating spring break travel chaos, and a new WalletHub study finds that states across the South and Southwest rank among the most stressed overall, with Louisiana topping the list.

St. John's head coach Rick Pitino suggested that the NCAA should let the losing team go first for the post-game interviews, as the losing team was "left hanging" while the winning team celebrated.

Stephen A. Smith, a sports commentator, criticized both Republicans and Democrats for lacking clear leadership, suggesting a political vacuum in the country.

The article discusses the positive reception of the film "Project Hail Mary," an adaptation of the novel by Andy Weir, which stars Ryan Gosling as a science teacher on a mission to save the world. The film has drawn praise from audiences and conservative commentators for its lack of overt political messaging, and some have suggested it offers a lesson for Hollywood on making crowd-pleasing, family-friendly movies.

A high school student, Geonwoo Lee, president of a Turning Point USA chapter, faces disturbing harassment and racist attacks from his classmates.

Ilia Malinin, the "Quad God," has moved on from his Olympic heartbreak and become a three-time world champion in figure skating.

Jimmy Kimmel defended a joke he made about Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin's previous career as a plumber, clarifying that he was not disparaging plumbers and blue-collar workers.

A network of socialist and communist groups funded by Marxist tech tycoon Neville Roy Singham plans to bring a message of "revolution" to the nationwide "No Kings" protests on Saturday, according to a Fox News Digital investigation.

Amazon's Big Spring Sale runs from March 25 to March 31, offering discounts on a variety of spring-related products for Amazon Prime members.

Scouting America, formerly known as the Boy Scouts of America, is working to renew its focus on training young people with life skills, providing outdoor experiences, and strengthening its partnership with the U.S. military, as announced by War Secretary Pete Hegseth.

The International Olympic Committee bans biological men from women's sporting events starting with the 2028 Los Angeles Games. ESPN star Stephen A. Smith expressed support for this policy, arguing that biological men should not compete against biological women in sports.

Columbus, Ohio is gaining national attention for its distinct Columbus-style pizza, known for a thin crust and edge-to-edge toppings, often including pepperoni, that is cut into squares and rectangles rather than slices.

Tiger Woods was arrested for DUI after a rollover car crash and faces misdemeanor charges, prompting debate over whether he should face suspension from golf.

A Southwest Airlines pilot was heard telling passengers that the aircraft had to initiate a go-around after briefly touching down at Hollywood Burbank Airport because the "ordered runway wasn't quite clear."