Jed Wallace and his crisis PR firm, Street Relations Inc., filed a lawsuit against Blake Lively for defamation after the actress named both parties in her civil complaint against Justin Baldoni.
Republicans in the Senate are looking to push for a vote on a reconciliation bill plan next week, getting out ahead of the House Republicans and steering the process in a different direction.
"The View" co-host Whoopi Goldberg addressed a "phony weight loss ad" circulating on Instagram during the show on Wednesday and said she had nothing to do with the ad.
California Attorney General Rob Bonta says he will support former Vice President Kamala Harris if she decides to run for Golden State governor in 2026.
President Trump sowed some anxiety when he floated the idea of a US takeover of the Gaza Strip, but his remarks are unlikely to move the needle when it comes to upcoming cease-fire talks in Qatar and Egypt, an Arab official has insisted.
Ricardo Navarro Tolento, 29, was convicted by a Orange County Superior Court jury on Tuesday over his involvement in the 2020 death of 67-year-old Eugene Harbrecht.
The decision complicates a proposed sale of Jones' Infowars platform, and could spur divisions between families who sued Jones and won nearly $1.3 billion in Connecticut court cases and those who won $50 million in Texas courts.
A USAID worker said Monday that office employees scrambled to hide anything "incriminating" when the Department of Government Efficiency came knocking.
There’s nothing fishy about this skincare secret — unless you count the ingredients. The pursuit of plastic-free perfection has led beauty buffs on a hunt for non-surgical alternatives — and the promise of one new cutting-edge approach is prompting some doctors to skirt federal regulations. New Yorker Cortny R., for instance, refuses to go under the...
The 34-year-old was arrested for DUI crash with property damage, possession of cocaine and resisting an officer without violence early Tuesday morning.
England attack coach expects both teams to turn corner
‘We’re seeing green shoots – we play fast and score tries’
Steve Borthwick’s England squad have been compared to Ruben Amorim’s Manchester United side before this Saturday’s massive Six Nations fixture at home to France. Both teams have been having difficult seasons but inside the red rose camp there remains a firm belief that, given a little patience, the tide will eventually turn for them.
England’s attack coach, Richard Wigglesworth, also happens to be a United fan and sees similarities between the respective situations at Twickenham and Old Trafford. He thinks Amorim will eventually deliver success for United, currently 13th in the Premier League, and is also backing England, who have won just two of their past nine Tests, to turn the corner in the not-too-distant future.
An obscene amount of bets are available for Super Bowl 2025, but it's those bizarre props that no one would think to wager on that get most of the attention.
“A lot of what was sending me into the episodes…The constant feeling of not being in control spun me out of control,” the rapper shared on the “Download” podcast.
Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt will address members of the media at 1pm EST in the wake of two deadly aviation disasters last week and President Donald Trump’s meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu yesterday.
A federal judge on Wednesday ordered a second temporary pause on Donald Trump’s executive order seeking to end birthright citizenship for anyone born in the US to someone in the country illegally.
US district judge Deborah Boardman said no court in the country had endorsed the Trump administration’s interpretation of the 14th amendment.
Takeover of USAid agency by Doge operatives seen as a pilot for a large-scale overhaul of the federal government
USAid security personnel were defending a secure room holding sensitive and classified data in a standoff with “department of government efficiency” employees when a message was said to come directly from Elon Musk: give the Doge kids whatever they want.
Since Donald Trump’s inauguration last month, a posse of cocksure young engineers answering to Musk have stormed through Washington DC, gaining access to government computer systems as part of what Senator Chuck Schumer has called “an unelected shadow government … conducting a hostile takeover of the federal government”.
Some civil servants determined to ‘stick it out’ as president and Elon Musk push for mass resignations: ‘We’re not even sure what is being offered is legal’
Since the US office of personnel management (OPM) sent nearly all of the federal government’s 3 million employees an email offering them deferred resignations and warning that, if they choose to stay, they may be laid off or reassigned, US career civil servants have been weighing their options.
New title holder becomes the spiritual leader of the world’s millions of Ismaili Muslims
Rahim Al-Hussaini, 53, has been named the new Aga Khan, spiritual leader of the world’s millions of Ismaili Muslims, after the death of his father, the Ismaeli community has announced.
The Aga Khan V, the 50th hereditary imam of the Shia Ismaili Muslims, was designated in his father’s will “in accordance with historical Shia Imami Ismaili Muslim tradition and practice”, the community said on its website.
His father, his Highness Prince Karim Al-Hussaini, the Aga Khan IV, known for his fabulous wealth and development work around the world, died on Tuesday in Lisbon, the seat of the Ismaili Imamat, at the age of 88.
The Aga Khan is considered by his followers to be a direct descendant of the prophet Muhammad and is treated as a head of state and accorded nearly divine status by the Ismaeli community, whose website says it numbers 12 to 15 million people.
The French government has faced ridicule for its new laundry edicts which include wearing a T-shirt five times before laundering it. But maybe it has a point?
Community is billed as the cure-all for isolation, ageing and even climate change. Are we prepared to put the work in?
In the year since I moved into my flat, I’ve received a few notes under the door.
Some were warm welcomes – most notably, a Swiftie-style friendship bracelet from my downstairs neighbour, who’d heard me (“very faintly!”) listening to the new album. Others were Christmas cards, or courtesy notes warning of forthcoming maintenance or outages.
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