In 2020, a rope resembling a noose was found in NASCAR driver Bubba Wallace's garage, sparking outrage. The FBI later determined it was a garage door pull rope. Wallace led a solidarity event amid Black Lives Matter protests. NASCAR had banned Confederate flags from races prior to the incident.
Danish consumers are boycotting U.S. goods due to tensions over Greenland.
Adam Savage partners with Medtronic to discuss longevity and lifestyle choices that can contribute to a longer lifespan. He explores key factors like diet, exercise, stress management, and community interaction.
A federal judge raised concerns that the Trump administration violated court orders by allowing flights carrying migrants to continue to El Salvador after a ruling ordering the planes back. The case involves the use of the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 and potential contempt proceedings are being considered.
Hailee Steinfeld struggled to say nice things about the Kansas City Chiefs, AFC rivals of her fiancé Josh Allen. She complimented their team colors and fan base loyalty in a humorous interview.
Global markets and political leaders react to President Trump's sweeping tariffs.
Sports Illustrated model Kristen Louelle Gaffney is combating ultra-processed food and supporting the MAHA movement. The Senate Agriculture Committee discussed bringing back whole milk into schools. A 3,800-year-old Canaanite amulet was discovered during a family trip. Relaxation tips and crossword puzzles are also mentioned in the article.
Minnesota state lawmakers are re-introducing a bill to legalize medical assistance in dying, which is legal in 10 states and Washington, D.C. The bill aims to allow Minnesotans with terminal illnesses to self-administer a prescription medication that would end their lives over a period of time, sparking ethical debates.
Learn how to revive an ailing plant instead of throwing it out.
Amazon MGM is working on a 'fresh, exotic new' James Bond film that has sparked mixed reactions among fans. Producers Michael G. Wilson and Barbara Broccoli are stepping back from the franchise, giving creative control to Amazon MGM. Some fans are excited about the potential changes, while others are concerned about altering the iconic character.
President Trump announces new tariffs on imports to the U.S. as part of 'Liberation Day' event, aiming to restore the American dream and create jobs for U.S. workers. The tariffs will vary based on the rates other countries charge on U.S. imports. Backlash from Congress and allies like Canada and Australia, warning of negative impacts on the U.S. economy.
Democrats are pushing back against President Trump's new global tariffs by planning votes to nix the national emergency declaration and force Congress to sign off on new tariffs. The stock market is reacting negatively to the tariffs, and tensions are rising within the Republican Party.
A new report by FilmLA reveals that studios in Los Angeles had the fewest number of onstage shoot days in recorded history, with a significant decline in soundstage occupancy over the past two years due to strikes and global production crunch.
Six people were hospitalized following a random mass stabbing in Washington DC, with the male suspect believed to be in an 'alternate mental state from an unknown substance.' The victims all suffered non-life-threatening injuries and were in stable condition.
President announced new tariffs on 'Liberation Day' using questionable calculations, causing backlash from financial journalists. Independent appeals for donations to support unbiased reporting.
Dr. Mehmet Oz confirmed as the next administrator of Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, overseeing nearly $1.5 trillion in federal healthcare spending. Republicans support his nomination for his focus on modernizing CMS and promoting healthy lifestyles. Democrats raised concerns about his stance on various healthcare issues and potential conflicts of interest.
President Trump announces new tariffs on nearly every country, sparking global reaction and reshaping the global trading order.
The House and Senate are working on President Donald Trump's tax policy, with the Senate undergoing a 'vote-a-rama' process to move forward. The process may take months to complete, with various steps and potential challenges ahead.
Global markets closed down around 4% after President Donald Trump announced reciprocal tariffs on trading partners, causing the S&P 500 to fall 4.8%, Nasdaq to fall 6%, and the Dow Jones to decline 4% — all the worst since 2020 and 2022 respectively.
Robert Irwin, son of the late Steve Irwin, becomes brand icon for an Australian underwear company, surprising fans with his transformation from young wildlife enthusiast to model.
A man in Maine shot and killed his mother before randomly shooting at passing motorists, killing another woman and wounding two others, then taking his own life. The victims did not know the shooter.
Explore the musical landmarks in Athens, Georgia associated with the iconic band R.E.M., including the site of their first performance at Saint Mary's Episcopal Church, the record store where Peter Buck and Michael Stipe first met, the Weaver D's restaurant that inspired their album title, and the Murmur Trestle bridge from their album cover.
National Security Advisor Mike Waltz defends Trump administration's foreign policy success amid uproar over Signal chat leak with high-ranking officials. Trump and his administration have repeatedly defended Waltz publicly. The chat leak involved discussions about strikes against Yemen terrorists, but the administration maintains no classified material was transmitted.
National Security Advisor Michael Waltz defends Trump administration's foreign policy success on 'The Ingraham Angle' amid recent political controversies.
Archaeologists discovered an unknown pharaoh's tomb dating back 3,600 years near the city of Abydos in Egypt. The tomb was found 23 feet underground and contained mudbrick vaults. The excavation revealed new evidence about the Abydos dynasty.
ICE agents in Houston arrest and deport over 170 criminal migrants in a two-week operation, including individuals with multiple illegal entries and serious criminal convictions.
General Motors plans to expand production at its plant in Indiana due to President Trump's tariffs on foreign-made cars. The automaker will increase production of light-duty trucks at the Fort Wayne Assembly Plant and hire several hundred temporary workers.
Elon Musk's role in the Trump administration's 'Liberation Day' tariffs is met with mixed public opinion, with polls showing unfavorable ratings. Musk is expected to leave his role at DOGE once his work is complete.
Two senior lawmakers introduce bipartisan bill to reassert Congress' powers over U.S. tariffs, requiring notification and approval within specific timeframes.
President Trump suggested in an interview that there are methods for him to serve a third term, referencing a loophole in the 22nd Amendment. Legal experts consider this argument implausible and defeating the clear intent of the amendment.
The Pentagon acting Inspector General is evaluating Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's use of the Signal messaging app to discuss military operations, following concerns of sharing classified information on a commercially available encrypted messaging app.
Parts of the southern and midwestern United States are at risk for potentially catastrophic weather, including tornadoes and severe rainfall, through the weekend. The National Weather Service warns of potentially historic rainfall sweeping across the American South and Midwest, posing a risk to millions of people in the region.
Whoopi Goldberg rallies the resistance against President Trump on 'The View' show, encouraging protests and activism.
Tom Cruise pays tribute to the late Val Kilmer at CinemaCon, honoring his work and their time together in 'Top Gun: Maverick'.
House Democratic lawmakers visit southern border to oversee Trump administration's policies, including mass deportation program. Trump's second term continues with hard-line approach on illegal immigration.
17-year-old Austin Metcalf was fatally stabbed during a high school track meet in Texas. His father, Jeff Metcalf, spoke out about the tragic incident, emphasizing forgiveness and the impact on both families. The suspect, a student-athlete from another school, has been arrested and charged with murder.
President Trump's Department of Health and Human Services, led by Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., has fired Anthony Fauci's wife, Christine Grady, from her post heading the NIH Clinical Centers' bioethics department. Kennedy also reassigned some of Fauci's colleagues due to controversial advice given during the pandemic.
President Trump withdraws nomination of Representative Elise Stefanik for Ambassador to the United Nations, experts call for re-examination of U.N. host nation agreement due to national security concerns and limited vetting of U.N. staff, concerns raised about functional immunity and sexual misconduct among U.N. employees in the U.S.
President Donald Trump announces ban on taxpayer-funded sex change surgeries for Georgia prison inmates. Georgia Democrats stage walkout in protest. Georgia Republicans introduce bills aligning with Trump's executive orders on transgender issues. Trump also signed orders rolling back federally-funded 'gender ideology' initiatives.
Stellantis halts production at plants in Canada and Mexico after Trump announces 25% tariffs on foreign-made cars, impacting Chrysler Pacifica, Dodge Charger, Jeep Compass, and Jeep Wagoneer. General Motors increases production of light-duty trucks in response. Stellantis previously outsourced jobs to low-wage foreign countries.
Vice President JD Vance talks about the 'Liberation Day' tariffs and denies reports about Elon Musk leaving the DOGE team. He focuses on the present issues and declines to confirm running for president in 2028.
China's military launches drills aimed at sending Taiwan a 'severe warning' against seeking independence. Space Force Gen. Chance Saltzman warns the U.S. is losing its dominance in space due to China's advances. The U.S. is falling behind in countering Chinese aggression in space.
Major retailers like Home Depot and Lowe’s are currently running sales on outdoor equipment, tools, appliances, and more for the spring season. Deals include discounts on items like trimmers, dryers, chairs, grills, pressure washers, tool combo kits, ladders, lawn mowers, tool kits, circular saws, sheds, security systems, patio umbrellas, outdoor dining sets, and gas grills.
Liberal Prime Minister Mark Carney vows to fight tariffs announced by President Trump, despite Canada being exempt from them due to the USMCA agreement. Carney makes extreme statements about reducing reliance on the US and reimagining Canada's economy.
New York City Democrat Mayor Eric Adams praises FBI director Kash Patel's book on the deep state during a podcast with comedian Andrew Schultz, discussing the concept of the 'deep state' and its implications for elected officials.
California gubernatorial candidate Xavier Becerra discusses the state's Medicaid program costs, including those related to undocumented immigrants. Gov. Newsom and state officials are evaluating proposals to rein in spending while protecting core health services.
Tufts University student Rümeysa Öztürk was arrested by federal agents after her visa was revoked due to alleged activities in support of Hamas. The university president supports her and requests her release.
China reacts negatively to President Trump's reciprocal tariffs, accusing the U.S. of bullying. Trump imposed a 34% tariff on Chinese goods in response to China's 67% tariff on American products. China claims the tariffs violate WTO rules and urges the U.S. to resolve differences through consultation.
Discussion about New York City's crime crisis and subway issues, including demands for city officials' ouster and calls for audit of transit agency. State lawmakers criticize MTA's mismanagement and lackluster service.
Democratic strategist James Carville criticizes the Democratic Party for not having a contested primary election in 2024, leading to a self-engineered defeat, according to new revelations from a book by Jonathan Allen and Amie Parnes.
German bodybuilder and Netflix star Vittorio Pirbazari dies of a heart attack while on the treadmill. He had recently recovered from a torn pectoral muscle. His death was announced on Instagram by his friend and the 'HAPS' team.
A rare Western Santa Cruz Galápagos tortoise at Philadelphia Zoo became a first-time mother at the age of 97, giving birth to four hatchlings. The babies are a major boost for the critically endangered species and will be on public view starting April 23.
Far-right activist Laura Loomer met with President Trump in the Oval Office and recommended firing several National Security Council staffers, which Trump acted on the next day. Loomer had criticized NSC officials and Trump traveled with her on the campaign trail despite her controversial views.
Pussy Riot, the Russian punk band, delivers a political message in Washington Square Park. Michigan Supreme Court overturns a 25-year-old precedent regarding marijuana smell. President Trump imposes tariffs on U.S. trading partners.
Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta, bought a $23 million mansion in Washington, D.C., possibly to show support for the government. This trend of tech billionaires buying properties in D.C. reflects the importance of having a personal presence in the capital for interactions with government officials.
Multiple bidders, including Amazon and a consortium led by OnlyFans founder Tim Stokely, are interested in acquiring TikTok before the weekend deadline. U.S. officials have raised security concerns over TikTok's ties to China, prompting the need for a non-Chinese buyer. Various options are being discussed, including a plan to spin off a U.S. entity for TikTok to dilute Chinese ownership.
High-flying execs in Hollywood are facing challenges and risks, as shown in a satirical comedy series 'The Studio'. The industry is plagued by risk aversion, obsession with existing IP, and power struggles. Executives are finding it harder to champion new projects and face pressure to deliver successful outcomes. Despite the difficulties, there are still creative opportunities and privileges in the job.
The article discusses the impact of Donald Trump's presidency on media mergers, specifically the Paramount Global and Skydance Media $8 billion deal. Regulatory challenges and evolving market conditions have caused delays in the merger process. Wall Street analysts have differing opinions on the situation, with some downgrading Paramount shares due to uncertainty. Settlement talks and government dealings add to the complexity of the situation.
WalletHub's annual report names San Francisco as the healthiest city in America, followed by Honolulu and Seattle. Factors contributing to their rankings include low obesity rates, access to nutritious food, and availability of green spaces.
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The U.S. government has banned American government personnel in China from engaging in romantic or sexual relationships with Chinese citizens, citing concerns about espionage. The ban was put into effect by departing U.S. Ambassador Nicholas Burns and applies to all U.S. missions in mainland China.
Americans are facing increasing delays in healthcare specialist appointments due to a shortage of physicians. The aging population is exacerbating the strain on the healthcare system. Various strategies are proposed to address the shortage, including specialized training pathways and reforming physician compensation.
A trio of secretive Russian satellites, designated Kosmos 2581, 2582, and 2583, launched earlier this year have released a mysterious object into orbit, sparking interest among space trackers and analysts. The purpose of the satellites is unknown, and the released object could be used for various objectives, including military experiments or scientific purposes.
The head of the US Space Force warned that Beijing's ambitions in space pose a significant threat, targeting satellites as the first to be shot down in any conflict between the US and China.
A British man's body has been flown to the US for cryonic storage, with the hope of future revival through advanced technology. The Cryonics UK group performed the preservation process and transported the body to Michigan for long-term storage in liquid nitrogen.
Piracy remains a real threat in certain parts of the world, with recent incidents involving cruise ships. However, the overall danger has decreased in recent years due to various security measures taken by cruise ships.
President Trump's tariffs cause stock market turmoil as investors react negatively to unexpected 'liberation day' tariffs.
A surge in federal government job cuts led to near-record layoffs in March, with over 275,000 reductions, driven by the Department of Government Efficiency. Layoffs have hit various federal agencies hard, with reports indicating significant job losses. Despite this, other job data like unemployment claims and payroll growth have remained fairly stable.
Four Republican US senators have joined Democrats in an effort to block President Donald Trump's tariffs against Canada, citing concerns about the negative impact of tariffs on working people and the economy. However, the resolution is unlikely to pass through the Republican-held House of Representatives and be signed by Trump himself.
Radhika Jones, Editor-in-Chief of Vanity Fair, is leaving after nearly eight years. Her departure marks the end of an accomplished tenure, and the search for a new editor is underway. Jones cited accomplishing her goals and a desire for new challenges as reasons for her decision.
President Donald Trump's approval rating fell to 43%, the lowest since his return to office, as Americans soured on his tariff moves and his administration's handling of information about a military strike in Yemen.
Democrats are gaining momentum with recent victories in Wisconsin and Florida, as well as a drop in Trump's approval rating. Despite challenges and internal divisions, the party is hopeful for future elections.
The author bought a Tesla Model S to be part of a greener future but is now considering selling it due to Elon Musk's controversial actions and statements. Despite enjoying the car itself and the driving experience in Europe, the author is troubled by Musk's political affiliations and the declining secondhand value of the Tesla. The author feels trapped and unsure about the future of owning the car.
Elon Musk predicts humanoid robots will outnumber humans, with Tesla planning to produce 10,000 by 2025. The robots, like Optimus, are designed to assist with repetitive or dangerous tasks.
Barbarian warriors who toppled the Roman Empire were believed to have been high on hallucinogenic drugs like opium, cannabis, and other substances that eased fears, boosted aggression, and caused hallucinations. Researchers studied tiny spoon-like utensils found in northern Europe and Scandinavia worn by the warriors, indicating the use of such substances.
A mammoth springtime storm in the central U.S. is expected to bring historic flash flooding and destructive tornadoes, with millions at risk. Dozens of tornadoes have already been reported across several states, causing injuries and power outages. Governors in affected states have declared emergencies and warned residents to take the severe weather seriously.
Showbiz411.com is an independent journalism platform covering Hollywood, Broadway, and the music business, relying on ads and reader contributions for funding. Kanye West posted a controversial tracklist on Twitter for a potential new album, including songs with disturbing titles and references. The article questions the existence and content of the album, highlighting West's recent controversial behavior.
Proposed Florida law would shield names of law enforcement officers involved in deadly or harmful force incidents from the public for 72 hours and potentially indefinitely. The bill is part of a larger effort to protect the identities of crime victims.
Megacap U.S. tech companies like Apple and retail giants face market meltdown due to Trump's new tariffs, raising fears of increased costs and impacting global supply chains and profit margins across various industries.
Technology stocks plummeted after President Donald Trump's new tariff policies caused market panic. Apple led the declines, with the Nasdaq Composite dropping over 5%. Other tech giants like Meta Platforms, Amazon, Nvidia, and Tesla also saw significant drops. The broader market selloff was due to fears of a global trade war following the announcement of new tariffs.
President Donald Trump announced tariffs on products from 180 nations, impacting American agricultural sector and increasing consumer prices. The move aims to reduce import dependency and increase domestic production.
US stocks plunged in after-hours trading following President Trump's announcement of broad tariffs, leading to fears of economic growth stifling and global stock market turmoil. Retirement savings tied to stock market performance took a hit. Companies like Nike, General Motors, Nvidia, and Tesla saw stock drops. Trump declared a national economic emergency to launch the tariffs, aiming to bring factory jobs back to the US. The tariffs aim to charge other countries higher rates on imports to address what Trump sees as unfair trade practices.
Germany is set to be hit hard by Donald Trump's tariff surge, with top economists warning of severe impacts on German carmakers and potential recession in the country.
German economy minister Robert Habeck predicts that U.S. President Donald Trump will change his tariff policies under pressure from Europe. Outgoing German Chancellor Olaf Scholz criticizes Trump's recent tariff decisions as harmful to the global trade order.
The White House defended the omission of Russia from new global tariffs, citing existing sanctions and high restrictions. Critics question the move given the substantial trade with Russia compared to other smaller territories on the list.
President Donald Trump has been making threats against Iran regarding their nuclear program, with Russia pushing back against the threats and emphasizing the need for peaceful solutions. There are ongoing discussions and tensions surrounding potential military action and sanctions.
President Trump announced new tariffs on various countries, claiming they are reciprocal, but in reality, they are not. The tariffs are based on a formula to raise prices and close the trade deficit. The administration revealed their calculations, which include assumptions about how tariffs will affect prices and consumer behavior.
Vietnamese Deputy Prime Minister Ho Duc Phoc and business executives visit Washington in response to President Trump's high tariffs on Vietnamese imports, impacting the country's significant trade surplus with the U.S. The tariffs also affect neighboring countries like Cambodia, Indonesia, and Thailand, causing concern among businesses reliant on manufacturing in the region, such as Nike.
Disney-owned Pixar's animated kids series Win or Lose featured a same-sex love-charged scene between the umpire and the school janitor. The transgender storyline was pulled from the series but the transgender character remains with some gender identity references removed. The show also includes a Christian character praying, a first for Disney since 1996. The decision to remove the trans storyline was made several months ago.
Stephen A. Smith believes Barack Obama would have difficulty beating President Trump in a hypothetical third-term matchup due to recent political outcomes.
Pentagon's inspector general is investigating Defense Secretary Hegseth for discussing military attack plans in a private chat. Soldiers with false arrest records stuck in bureaucratic limbo. President Trump could fix the issue, say lawyers.
The Education Department warned of potential loss of funds for schools not following its interpretation of civil rights laws. Threats include withholding Title I funding from schools with diversity, equity, and inclusion programs. Schools must comply with directive or risk losing federal funds.
Trump fired at least 3 national security aides after a meeting with far-right activist Laura Loomer. French President Emmanuel Macron criticized the Trump administration's tariffs, stating they would make the U.S. weaker and poorer.
Father of murdered Marine veteran Nicholas Quets expresses surprise and gratitude for Treasury Secretary mentioning his son's name in announcement of sanctions against the Sinaloa cartel. The Trump administration's efforts against the cartel are praised.
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Massad Boulos, Tiffany Trump's father-in-law and President Trump's new senior advisor for Africa, is on a trip to Africa's Great Lakes region to discuss a minerals-for-security deal with Congolese President Felix Tshisekedi. Boulos aims to build a deeper relationship between the DRC and the U.S., stimulate American private sector investment in the DRC's mining sector, and advance peace efforts in the region.
Trump fired national security aides after meeting with far-right activist Laura Loomer. Lesotho faces a 50% reciprocal trade tariff, which could devastate the country. The tariff formula hits some of the world's poorest nations hardest.
The Trump administration imposed a 50% tariff on goods entering the U.S. from Lesotho as part of a larger tariff initiative targeting countries with unfair trade rules. Lesotho, a small African nation, was calculated to have the equivalent of a 99% tariff imposed on American goods due to its trade surplus with the U.S. The tariffs are expected to have a significant impact on Lesotho's textile industry and economy.
The USDA is freezing federal funds to Maine due to Governor Mills' refusal to bar transgender-identifying boys from competing in girls' sports, in violation of federal law. President Trump's executive order aims to protect female student athletes from competing with males. Maine officials are not complying with the order, leading to potential loss of federal funding.
Illinois state Rep. La Shawn Ford speaks out against HB2827, the Homeschool Act, which could charge parents with a misdemeanor if they fail to register their kids in a 'homeschool declaration form.' The bill is seen as a pipeline to the criminal justice system for parents by some Democrats.