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The body of a fourth person has been recovered from the rubble of the bridge that collapsed in Baltimore last month.

Hundreds of anti-Israel protesters shutdown San Francisco’s iconic Gold Gate Bridge on Monday amid a wave of protests.

Actor Michael J. Fox said actors “had to be talented” to succeed in 1980s Hollywood, believing the decade had a “tougher” barrier for entry.

House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) said he will be pushing aid for Israel and Ukraine this week as part of a national security package he has been working on for several months.

Author J.K. Rowling appeared to suggest that there may be no forgiveness for “Harry Potter” stars Daniel Radcliffe and Emma Watson.

Mattel is releasing a more Gen-Z-friendly version of Scrabble in Europe by including a “No More Scoring” game option.

The Heisman Trophy X account took a beating on Thursday when it issued a memorial for the passing of former recipient OJ Simpson.

Police arrested a man this week for allegedly entering a North Carolina Planet Fitness women’s locker room and undressing.

Rapper 50 Cent’s iconic name has once again been used for a political pun … this time from rapper and outspoken Trump supporter Lil Pump. 

Comedian Michael Ian Black has said he might leave the United States even if former President Trump loses the 2024 election. 

Democrats in the House Oversight Committee voted against a bill seeking to add a citizenship question to the U.S. Census. 

Filmmaker Eli Steele’s 38-minute documentary Killing Americ has been banned from YouTube, Substack, and Vimeo.

Country music star Jelly Roll revealed that he once bailed on a potential meeting with music mogul Diddy due to a bad feeling. 

A judge on Monday ruled that Ja Morant, point guard for the Memphis Grizzlies, acted in self-defense when he punched a teen.

Transgender Roxanne Tickle, a man living as a woman in Australia, is suing the women-only app Giggle for Girls for denying him membership.

Actor Terrence Howard says that Creative Artists Agency (CAA) owes him over $120 million for his work on Empire, asserting that he had been paid less than his “white counterparts” working in television.

Experts have been advising Americans not to panic over potential eye damage from the total solar eclipse, noting few cases lead to sight loss.

Animals at a Dallas zoo reportedly went berserk on Monday due to the total solar eclipse, with some running for cover while shrieking as the sky went dark.

A recent study showed that 1 in 3 members of Generation Z have no income and have a poor economic outlook. 

Anti-Israel protesters in Dearborn, Michigan, closed out Ramadan by chanting, “Death to America” and “Death to Israel,” during an International Al-Quds Day rally.

Two Warner Bros. Discovery executives have resigned from the Board of Directors after the DOJ told them they were under investigation.

Producers Phelim McAleer and Ann McElhinney will soon be debuting a play in New York about the horrific October 7 terrorist attacks.

NBA Hall of Famer Paul Pierce has been taking flack for saying “white girl” Caitlin Clark from Iowa beat a “bunch of black girls” from LSU. 

“Euphoria” star Hunter Schafer, who transitioned into living as a woman in ninth grade, wants to quit the “transexual actress” label.

The country of Taiwan suffered immense damage on Tuesday following a 7.5 earthquake that caused multiple buildings to collapse.

Former President Donald Trump declared that the November election will be “Christian Visibility Day” in opposition to President Joe Biden’s declaration of “Transgender Day of Visibility” on March 31, which coincided with Easter Sunday this year.

A middle school in New Mexico was placed on lockdown last week after migrants were discovered to be hiding inside. 

NE Gov. Pillen has backed an effort to award all of the state’s electoral votes to the presidential candidate who wins statewide. 

President Joe Biden’s Education Secretary Miguel Cardona celebrated “Transgender Day of Visibility” by telling students they improve America’s schools and culture.

A recent op-ed from Kathleen Parker of the Washington Post took aim at the establishment press for promoting Christine Blasey Ford’s memoir while shutting out Mark Judge, the man who refuted her claims in a blistering memoir of his own.

Former President Donald Trump posted a $175 million bond on Monday to prevent New York from seizing assets like Trump Tower as he appeals the recent civil fraud case that ruled he cheated business partners to increase his company’s profits.

A cadre of pro-Palestinian protesters chained themselves to the USNS Harvey Milk gangway in San Francisco, believing the ship would be delivering weapons to Israel.

Lee Greenwood responded to critics of former President Donald Trump after he endorsed the musician’s $60 “God Bless the U.S.A. Bible.” 

The Biden campaign has been taking flack in some Florida circles for what some have said was a botched rollout of its Hispanic outreach.

Fans of the singer Lizzo have been reaching out in support after she posted a sad message on Instagram in which she said: “I quit.” 

Joe Biden has taken some heat for continuing his trend of dodging hard-hitting interviews with the press in favor of softball celebrities.