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California valedictorian will no longer give graduation speech over 'alarming' discussion
The University of Southern California says Asna Tabassum will no longer speak at the ceremony after the discussion about her selection took on "an alarming tenor."
2.7K3 min read - HealthLA Times
'Miracle' weight-loss drugs could have reduced health disparities. Instead they got worse
Ozempic and other drugs raised the possibility of reversing the country's obesity crisis. Doctors are frustrated that they've made health disparities worse.
9999 min read - LifestyleSimply Recipes
I Thought I Didn’t Like Chicken Breasts Until I Tried Ina Garten’s "Genius" Recipe
Ina knows how to make something taste absolutely amazing in shockingly easy ways.
03 min read - SportsCNN
Chinese runner’s win invites suspicion after rivals appear to step aside
Chinese runner He Jie’s victory in Sunday in the Beijing Half Marathon is facing a probe after his win was called into question by Chinese internet users because a trio of African runners appeared to deliberately slow down to let him win.
8213 min read - USWashington Post
Fire chief adopts puppy from fire scene: ‘I was so sad he’d been burned’
Two days after a fire burned a rental home to the ground in Brookings, Ore., Aubrie Krause was at the scene conducting an investigation. She heard a small whimper coming from beneath a trailer near the charred remnants of the home.Subscribe to The Post Most newsletter for the most important and interesting stories from The Washington Post. Krause, a deputy fire marshal for the state of Oregon, crouched down to get a closer look and saw a frightened puppy hiding. She knew that no people were inju
134 min read - LifestyleNY Post
I’m an ex-Mormon — here’s why members of my former church look alike
Alyssa Grenfell pointed out that Ryan Gosling, 43, was born Mormon, noting in her video caption that "he has Mormon face."
1483 min read - LifestyleUs Weekly
19 Perfect Bathing Suits for Athletic Body Types
If you have an athletic body type, there are a few key details to look for in bathing suits, and we have the best ones for you — details
353 min read - PoliticsHuffPost
Donald Trump Flips Out Over Barron’s Graduation Ban. Here's What The Judge Really Said.
The former president's disingenuous spin on his hush money trial whipped up anger on the right, including from his other sons Don Jr. and Eric.
1.5K3 min read - StyleINSIDER
The most daring looks celebrities wore to Coachella 2024
Many celebrities wore daring looks to Coachella 2024, from sheer dresses and miniskirts to bodysuits with cutouts.
1917 min read - USSacramento Bee
Two men shove boulders off ancient rock formation in Nevada, wrecking it, video shows
A girl screams “Don’t fall, daddy!” as two men roll boulders over a cliff, the video shows.
2.5K1 min read - OpinionThe Telegraph
America’s ‘God of War’ is now many decades old. The US Army can’t replace it
Forget the tank, the fighter jet and even the drone. Artillery is the most important weapon on the modern battlefield, just as it was 100, 200 or even 300 years ago. It was not for nothing that Stalin dubbed artillery the ‘God of War’.
365 min read - NewsThe Yodel
New rule protecting pregnant workers covers abortions, Johnson unveils foreign aid bill and the NBA’s play-in tournament begins
The stories you need to start your day in today's edition of The Yodel newsletter.
04 min read - WorldIn Touch Weekly
John Wayne Bobbitt’s Toes Amputated 30 Years After Wife Lorena Bobbitt Cut Off His Genitalia
John Wayne Bobbitt was forced to have his toes amputated more than 30 years after his wife cut off his genitalia in 1993. John, 57, revealed to The Sun on April 13 that his toes were amputated due to toxic peripheral polyneuropathy. The condition was caused by his stint at the military base Camp Lejeune...
1.7K2 min read - LifestyleINSIDER
I worked at Disney World for over 3 years. Here are answers to 8 questions guests are too embarrassed to ask.
As a former Disney World cast member who spent three years working in the parks, I've answered plenty of "embarrassing" questions from tourists.
986 min read - LifestyleTasting Table
A Bourbon Expert's Top Picks For Expensive-Tasting Bottles On A Budget
Bourbon can range from inexpensive to bank-breaking luxury, but just because you're looking to keep things cheap doesn't mean your bourbon can't taste fancy.
52 min read - NewsCNN
VideoBob Costas on what Johnnie Cochran told him privately after the OJ Simpson trial
CNN’s Bob Costas speaks with CNN’s Jake Tapper
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15 Pictures That'll Have You Utterly Stumped For Several Minutes
Just some stuff that we witness on this little planet called Earth.
121 min read - EntertainmentHuffPost
CBS Pulls The Plug On Billy Joel At Worst Possible Moment, And Fans Are So Pissed
The iconic singer's landmark performance was cut off at the exact wrong time -- and viewers are livid.
1.7K5 min read - PoliticsHuffPost
Ex-Aide Sums Up Donald Trump’s Attitude To Melania Trump With 3 Words
Stephanie Grisham also recalled a telling telephone call the former president made about his wife.
1.2K1 min read - USMen's Journal
Drunk Yellowstone Tourist Roars at Bison Before Getting Attacked
Being a respectful visitor who's mindful of flora and fauna is an essential part of visiting our national parks. But not everyone who gets out in nature knows how to leave everything as you found it. A video shared on Instagram by Tourons of Yellowstone showed what happened when a drunken ...
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