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Serena Williams is back in the spotlight after being mentioned in the Young Thug YSL Rico trials. Find out more here!

Beloved "Cooking with Lynja" star Lynn Yamada Davis, known as "the internet's grandma," has died at 67 from esophageal cancer.

Oprah Winfrey denies feud with Taraji P. Henson. Henson said she had to fight for basic necessities on set.

Harvard's first black president resigns after plagiarism scandal, blames racial animus. Conservative weapon against colleges, according to the Associated Press.

Buffalo Bills' playoff fate hangs in the balance as they face Miami Dolphins for AFC East title in Week 18.

Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Ja'Marr Chase is active for Week 17's game against the Kansas City Chiefs after some trash talk.

Anthony Hopkins shares New Year's message with fans on Instagram, celebrating 48 years of sobriety and 86th birthday. Encourages others to seek help.

Trump is eligible to appear on 2024 primary ballots. States are divided on his eligibility to run for office.

Queen Latifah, 53, is a doting mother to her son and has expressed a desire for giving him siblings.

The Seattle Seahawks have made a fourth-quarter push to save their season, now standing at 8-7 and needing two more wins.

Whoopi Goldberg's powerful performance in The Color Purple remains unforgettable nearly 40 years later, grounding Steven Spielberg's sentimental vision.

The 2023 Cincinnati Bengals struggle to make the playoffs. They lost to the Pittsburgh Steelers 34-11, and their future looks bleak.

Harvard's president, Claudine Gay, should resign. The recent growing revelations about past instances of plagiarism make it untenable for her to remain in office.

"Maestro," a new Netflix film, focuses on Leonard Bernstein's career and personal relationships, including his friendship with clarinet player David Oppenheim.

Supreme Court Judge Clarence Thomas threatened to quit before receiving cash and favors from ultra-rich supporters, according to a new report.

Research published in Nature suggests that the hormone GDF15 may drive severe nausea during pregnancy, leading to potential treatments.

"Brooklyn Nine-Nine" star Andre Braugher, 61, passed away after a brief illness. He leaves behind a legacy of Emmy-winning performances.

"Jewish holidays are never on time, and Hanukkah is early this year. Get ready for a latkes and oil crisis!"

Congresswoman Stefanik exploited Jewish pain for political gain, trying to blur the lines between offensive speech and harassment.

Virginia man dies in house explosion after police execute search warrant. He aired grievances on social media and filed dismissed lawsuits.

Sandra Day O'Connor, the first woman to serve as a US Supreme Court officer, died at 93 in Phoenix. She battled dementia.

Country star Kane Brown released a virtual duet with Elvis Presley singing "Blue Christmas," discussing his admiration for Elvis.

Elon Musk tells advertisers who fled X over antisemitic content to "go f*** yourself" in fiery interview. Musk later apologizes.

Michelle Obama joined President Biden and the Clintons to attend Rosalynn Carter's funeral, sparking rumors of her potential presidential run.

Iowa conservative endorses DeSantis for 2024 presidential bid, but he still lags behind Trump in national and statewide polling.

Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao pleads guilty to violating US anti-money laundering laws in $4.3 billion settlement, stepping down as CEO.

Joe Biden, oldest US president, faces challenges with age, poll numbers, and support among younger voters due to Israel policy.

Former GOP congresswoman Liz Cheney reacts to House Speaker Mike Johnson's release of thousands of hours of Capitol riot footage.

Tesla supporter Ross Gerber says Elon Musk has "stepped aside" from CEO role, facing backlash for controversial comments on social media.

Singer Cassie has accused P Diddy of years of abuse. Former bandmates have voiced support. Diddy denies the allegations.

Diddy accused of rape, sex trafficking, and abuse by ex-girlfriend Cassie. Lawsuit filed. Combs denies allegations, calls lawsuit "blatant blackmail."

Actor Lukas Gage and hairstylist Chris Appleton went from dating to marriage and now separation. Here's every detail about their relationship.

Celebrity hairstylist Chris Appleton and actor Lukas Gage have filed for divorce after 6 months of marriage. Relive their whirlwind romance.

82-year-old transhumanist faces up to 40 years in prison for sexual assault. Former fashion mogul Peter Nygard has more trials ahead.

Brooklyn Mayor Eric Adams is cooperating with the FBI after his fundraiser's home was searched, and says he has nothing to hide.

"FBI seizes NYC Mayor Eric Adams' phone in Turkish donation probe. Mayor insists he has nothing to hide and will cooperate."

Al Roker shares how his family shielded him from the extent of his health complications, thanking them for his recovery.

GOP Gov. Glenn Youngkin failed to secure the legislative support he needed for his pro-life agenda, signaling potential gridlock in Virginia.

Sam Bankman-Fried, founder of cryptocurrency exchange FTX, has been convicted of one of the biggest financial frauds in US history. Bankman-Fried, who amassed a net worth of $26 billion before turning 30, used his wealth to gain political influence and hired celebrities to promote FTX as safe. However, prosecutors claim that his responsible image was a cover for embezzling customer funds. Bankman-Fried has pleaded not guilty to seven counts of fraud and conspiracy.

FBI raids NYC Mayor Eric Adams' fundraising chief's home, forcing him to cancel meetings. Investigation details remain unclear.

Cornell University student Patrick Dai was arrested for allegedly threatening to kill Jews amid rising antisemitic incidents in the US.

The Buffalo Bills suffered a disappointing loss to the New England Patriots, greatly affecting their playoff odds.

Burt Young, the actor known for his role as Paulie in the "Rocky" franchise, has died at age 83. Sylvester Stallone pays tribute.

Oscar-nominated actor Piper Laurie dies at 91. She starred in acclaimed roles and took a break from acting for a "more meaningful" life.

Far-right Ohio Republican Jim Jordan faces an uphill battle to secure the 217 votes needed to win the House Speaker nomination.

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Kamala Harris faces criticism from both Republicans and Democrats ahead of the 2024 presidential election, with insults targeting her appearance.

U.S. Rep. George Santos, R-N.Y., has been charged with conspiracy, wire fraud, and other offenses in a 23-count superseding indictment. The charges include stealing people's identities, making unauthorized charges on donors' credit cards, and lying to the Federal Election Commission. Santos allegedly inflated his campaign's reported receipts and submitted false reports to the FEC to mislead officials and the public. The indictment also alleges that Santos participated in multiple fraudulent schemes. His treasurer, Nancy Marks, has already pleaded guilty to related conduct. Santos has refused to resign and denies the new charges.

Over 260 bodies recovered from Tribe Of Nova festival after surprise attack by Palestinian militants. Death toll expected to rise.

Narges Mohammadi, an Iranian human rights activist, has been awarded the 2021 Nobel Peace Prize while imprisoned in Tehran.