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ISIS Claims Responsibility For Moscow Shooting That Left 40 Dead
A branch of ISIS based in Afghanistan took responsibility for the attack, which also left most of the concert hall in flames.
MLB Launches Investigation Into Shohei Ohtani Translator Controversy
Ohtani’s interpreter was accused of a scheme designed to steal the star player’s earnings and is already under investigation by the Internal Revenue Service.
AbbVie’s New ‘Biological Missile’ Ovarian Cancer Treatment Gets Full FDA Approval
Elahere is part of a new class of cancer drugs touted for their ability to precisely home in on cancer cells.
Harry And Meghan React To Kate Middleton Cancer Diagnosis: Offer ‘Health And Healing’
UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak admired Kate’s bravery and said she has “the love and support of the whole country.”
Kendrick Lamar Seemingly Throws Shots At Drake, J. Cole On New Track: What To Know About The Rap Beef
Kendrick Lamar seemingly shot down claims that the trio are the “big three” of rap, saying it’s just “big me.”
Trump’s Truth Social Parent Will Go Public—Here’s What Happened To His Last Publicly Traded Company
Trump’s personal stake in the soon-to-be public company will be worth more than $3 billion.
Reddit Stock Slides Nearly 9% After Massive Post-IPO Gains
The company’s stock opened at $34 per share Thursday before experiencing a more than 50% spike in share price—before paring back some gains Friday.
Only 0.001% Of March Madness Brackets Still Perfect Two Days Into NCAA Tournament
If college basketball history and odds hold true, there will be no perfect brackets this year.
At Least 40 Dead At Moscow Music Hall Shooting, Russian State Media Says
The gunmen reportedly threw an explosive device inside the venue.
Another House Republican Is Resigning—Narrowing GOP Edge To One Seat
Gallagher’s seat will remain vacant until the November general election.
George Santos Leaving Republican Party—Running For Reelection As An Independent
Expelled former Rep. George Santos said he will take his “Ulta MAGA/Trump supporting values to the ballot” as an independent candidate.
‘Significant’ March Winter Storm And Flash Flooding Threaten U.S. This Weekend—Here’s Where
The National Weather Service issued weather advisories across 18 states through the weekend.
Kate Middleton Confirms Cancer Diagnosis In New Video—In Early Stages Of Chemotherapy
Kensington Palace on Friday gave the public an update on the health of Princess of Wales Kate Middleton.
Why Trump’s $3 Billion Truth Social Windfall Might Not Keep Him From Losing Golf Club—Or Other Properties
Former President Donald Trump is expected to see a $3 billion windfall from Truth Social’s merger, though he likely won’t see any of that value liquidated any time soon.
Marjorie Taylor Green Files Motion To Oust Speaker Mike Johnson Over Funding Bill
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, R.-Ga., said Friday “it’s time” to find a new House speaker, shortly after the House passed a bipartisan government funding bill opposed by some hard-right Republicans.
What To Know About Candace Owens’ History Of Controversy As Daily Wire Cuts Ties
After months of tension between Candace Owens and Daily Wire co-founder Ben Shapiro, the conservative news website has cut ties with the host.
House Passes $1.2 Trillion Budget With Bipartisan Support—Likely Averting Government Shutdown After Months Of Negotiations
The vote comes hours before parts of the government were set to shut down Friday at midnight without a new spending plan in place.
Trump’s Truth Social Will Go Public After DWAC Approves Merger
The merger could give Trump a significant windfall—but shares of the blank check firm merging with Trump’s company slumped more than 6% on Friday.
What Does Rapper Young Thug's Court Case Have To Do With Donald Trump? A Preview Of What's To Come In Georgia
One attorney representing rapper Young Thug’s co-defendant in Georgia argued the racketeering case might not end for another three years.
U.S. Resolution Urging Gaza Cease-Fire Fails In U.N. After Russia, China Veto
It was the fourth time a cease-fire resolution has failed at the U.N. Security Council.
Trump Claims He Has Nearly $500 Million In Cash—As His Lawyers Insist He Can’t Pay NY Fraud Judgement
The statement marks a reversal from Trump’s statements Monday that he does not have the cash to pay the bond and can’t find any companies to secure it for him.
Chrysler Parent Announces New Recall: Over 350,000 Cars Affected This Month
The automaker said some Dodge Charger and Chrysler 300 vehicles had defective air bag inflators.
Here's How The ‘Great American Eclipse’ Will Impact Flights
The Federal Aviation Administration warned disruptions could be possible before, during and after the celestial event.
India Stops Accepting Russian Oil Delivered By US-Sanctioned Tankers, Reports Say
Sovcomflot, Russia’s largest commercial shipping firm, was hit with U.S. sanctions last month as Washington targeted Moscow’s income from oil exports.
Medicare Will Cover Weight Loss Drug Wegovy For Eligible Members
The injectable drug was approved by the FDA this month and is designated for adults with obesity and cardiovascular disease.