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Trump Takes The Stage As A Song Lyric About ‘Going To Prison’ Plays

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I Finally Watched ‘Dawson’s Creek’ — And The Last Scene Changed How I View My 33-Year Marriage

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Will Smith Addresses Strike: ‘I Wanna Talk For A Second About ACTING’

U.S. Fish And Wildlife Service Spot Bear Catching A Nap In An Unconventional Spot

DOT Announces Rule Calling For Wheelchair-Accessible Toilets On Single-Aisle Planes

These Animals Are The Backbone Of Tourism And Your Seafood — And They’re Dying Quickly

ALITO KEEPS TALKING: Insists Congress Has No Power To ‘Regulate’ Supreme Court

In an interview in the Wall Street Journal’s Opinion section, he says there’s no room for Congress to set rules for the court.

An Old Bear Has Returned To Get Fat For Another Year, And People Are Celebrating

Welcome back, King Otis.

Entertainment

Cardi B Tosses Microphone At Concertgoer Who Hit Her With Drink On Stage

The rapper retaliated after someone in the audience threw liquid in her direction during a Las Vegas performance on Saturday.

Women

Tiffany Haddish Opens Up About Fertility Struggles

"I don’t want people saying, 'Are you OK? Are you all right?'"

By Alex Gurley, BuzzFeed

NASCAR Champion Jimmie Johnson Speaks Out After Murder-Suicide Of In-Laws

Investigators believe Johnson's mother-in-law fatally shot her husband and 11-year-old grandson before turning a gun on herself.

Judge Dismisses Trump’s ‘Big Lie’ Defamation Lawsuit Against CNN

Donald Trump argued the use of the phrase “the Big Lie” referring to his 2020 election lies likened him to Adolf Hitler. A Trump-appointed judge ruled against him.

‘X’ Sign Installation On Twitter Building Sparks Investigation In San Francisco

The X appeared after San Francisco police stopped workers on Monday from removing the brand’s iconic bird and logo from the side of the building.

By Janie Har and Haven Daley, AP

Man Who Debunked RFK Jr. Long Ago Describes His ‘Whack-A-Mole’ Candidacy

"Describing his views as ‘controversial,’ I think, is dishonest," author Seth Mnookin said of the long-shot Democratic presidential hopeful.

Judge Blocks Arkansas Law Allowing Librarians To Be Criminally Charged Over ‘Harmful’ Materials

The law would have allowed criminal charges against librarians and booksellers for providing “harmful” materials to minors.

By AP

Ocean Water In Parts Of Florida Is Too Hot To Cool Off Swimmers

“It would feel like you are swimming in soup," said an emergency medicine physician.

By Michael Phllis, Beatrice Dupuy, and Rebecca Blackwell, AP