In 2025, the Royal family had some of it’s biggest highs and lowest lows. From Kate Middleton making a surprise visit to the hospital where she was treated for cancer, to her sharing a laugh with her three children at Trooping the Colour, the Princess of Wales looked to be in good spirits. Prince George...
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Are her recent candid remarks about Trump an attempt to distance herself from an increasingly unpopular president?
She was now one of the family. When Donald Trump addressed supporters in Mount Pocono, Pennsylvania, in early December, he asked: “Susie Trump – do you know Susie Trump? Sometimes referred to as Susie Wiles.”
The US president was referring to his chief of staff, who he said had persuaded him to return to the campaign trail ahead of the 2026 congressional midterm elections. But a week later, Wiles appeared at risk of becoming the family outcast.
Jake Paul revealed plans for a boxing hiatus after jaw surgery, saying on his brother Logan Paul's podcast that he has “baby fever" and plans to support fiancée Jutta Leerdam.
Insane security-camera footage shows the vehicle barreling into the site's parking lot around 4 a.m. and two men, dressed with black gloves and masks, leaping out of the car.
A shy and tech-savvy anteater was just a subway stop away from being the face of the MTA and its brand-new MetroCard in the '90s, but was nixed before he could lead the card marketing plan.
Zabar's is struggling to keep up with demand for its vanilla MetroCard cookie as the Big Apple grows more and more sentimental for the soon-to-be-gone New York City turnstile icon.
President Donald Trump's second term sparked major political controversies in 2025, from the longest government shutdown in history to mass deportation operations.
Some parts of LA saw more than 11in of rain, with flooding, road closures and debris flows reported across the region
A strong rain and wind storm, carried by an atmospheric river from the Pacific, has been blamed for a third death in southern California as flooding, road closures and debris flows are reported across the region.
A flood watch was also extended through Thursday for almost all of the area, as more than 11in of rainfall was measured in some parts Los Angeles county as of Wednesday night and evacuation warnings were issued for mountain communities in San Bernardino county.
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