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Ukrainian first lady Olena Zelenska accompanied Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba on a trip to Serbia where she met with Serbian first lady Tamara Vucic.

Detroit Lions rookie cornerback Terrion Arnold underscored his competitive spirit with a remark about his mother during minicamp over the weekend.

A billboard collapse in Mumbai's suburb of Ghatkopar resulted in three fatalities and 59 injuries during thunderstorms and heavy rain, according to officials.

Is it truly a Tyson Fury fight week if his father John isn't embarrassing himself?

From House of the Dragon to Star Wars: Episode 1- The Phantom Menace to the 1993 Secret Garden, these actors have done it all!

In March, Zoox said it was expanding its vehicle testing in California and Nevada to include a wider area, higher speeds and nighttime driving.

Frederik Andersen started every game in the postseason for the Hurricanes prior to Game 3 against the Rangers, when Pyotr Kochetkov got the nod in a Rangers’ win.

People are appalled after photographs from Taylor Swift's Paris show circulated online, showing a baby on the floor of the concert venue.

California's AG is warning the exiled royal couple that Archewell has to stop fundraising. The couple are returning from a tour of Nigeria.

While the viral device rarely goes on sale, shoppers can currently snag one at a major discount at Nordstrom Rack.

Many U.S. cities with populations over 10,000 are getting portions of money from opioid settlements, but some local officials are unsure how to utilize the funds.

"That’s a bad move when it comes to this generation."

Taylor Swift fans are outraged after seeing a pic of an infant lying on the ground during one of the singer’s Eras Tour concerts in Paris. In a since deleted tweet, user @Jacnights13 shared a photo of a baby laying on the ground at the show, which ended up making its way around social media,...

"Hunger Games" and "Silver Linings Playbook" actress Jennifer Lawrence made a jab at Vice President Mike Pence during the GLAAD Media Awards on May 11.

Three people are dead and three others seriously injured after a speeding car struck a curb and crashed into a power pole and building in California.

President Biden is expected to quadruple tariffs on electric vehicles from China in an announcement Tuesday, according to a source familiar with the decision.

Dia Dipasupil/GettyFormer White House press secretary Jen Psaki said on Monday that she will remove a passage from her new book Say More that falsely claims President Joe Biden never checked his watch during a ceremony for American troops killed during the 2021 withdrawal from Afghanistan.Psaki, now an MSNBC primetime host, was spurred to act after Axios reported that her recollection that “the president looked at his watch only after the ceremony had ended” was contradicted by news reports and firsthand accounts from Gold Star families at the time.In what Axios described as the “latest instance of current and former Biden administration officials downplaying or misrepresenting controversial episodes from the Afghanistan withdrawal,” Psaki wrote in Say More that the president’s critics had engaged in “misinformation” by blasting him over the infamous photos of him looking at his watch.Read more at The Daily Beast.

King Charles has officially handed over the reins of Prince Harry’s old Army unit to the heir to the throne, Prince William. The monarch, 75, arrived at the Army Aviation Centre in Middle Wallop, south England, May 13 where he made his eldest son colonel-in-chief of the Army Air Corps.

King Charles honored Prince William with the title Colonel-in-Chief of the Army Air Corps. It was once thought the title would go to Prince Harry, who served with the Corps.

Michelle Dockery, Hugh Bonneville, Elizabeth McGovern and Laura Carmichael will all return for "Downton Abbey 3," alongside several new cast members.

The reason for Camila Giorgi's sudden retirement from tennis has likely become much clearer.

Jennifer Garner attends her son's basketball game, Kylie Jenner celebrates Mother's Day and more snaps...

First lady Jill Biden called for free community college tuition during a commencement address to Mesa Community College in Arizona as the administration fights for student debt cancellation.

This Glick Court residence in Washington, DC had originally aimed to be 15 feet in width -- but a change in zoning laws altered that fate.

"After careful thought and reflection, I have decided to resign from my role as co-chair of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation," French Gates said.

US Sen. JD Vance (R-Ohio) and other political allies of Donald Trump are holding a press conference outside Manhattan court. “Does any reasonable person believe anything Michael Cohen has said?” Vance asked about Cohen, noting that Trump’s former attorney and “fixer” is a “convicted felon.” Sen. JD Vance questioned: “Does any reasonable person believe anything...

The Blueshirts look to close things out on their home ice tonight.

Did you miss the FOMO-inducing aurora borealis over the weekend? No need to wish upon a star.

An Australian pilot has been hailed a hero for staying "100% calm" when landing an airplane without landing gear after flying it around an airport for almost three hours to burn off fuel.

Biden's June mega fundraiser is intended to grow the "significant financial advantage" the president's re-election camp has over former President Donald Trump, a Biden official said.

The L.A. County D.A.'s office replaced the prosecutors after they began preparing a motion to remove Grossman's new attorney because of a conflict of interest.

Tyler Glasnow found love with girlfriend Meghan Murphy in a familiar place.

In the span of two days, Russia has captured some 40 square miles that encompass at least seven villages, most of them already depopulated.

Michael Cohen testified in a Manhattan court he secretly recorded Donald Trump in the lead-up to the 2016 election regarding repaying publisher David Pecker.

Brad Keselowski celebrated his first NASCAR Cup Series race win in three years by carrying the American flag during his victory lap. His daughter took the flag to school.

Analysts fear that the housing market will derail Fed Chair Jerome Powell's strategy to tame sky-high inflation.

In Sudan's civil war, fire is being used to burn villages and displace civilians with more frequency than before. April 2024 saw more fires than any other month of the war.

Christian Liewig/Corbis/GettyMelinda French Gates is exiting the Gates Foundation, one of the largest private philanthropies in the world, signaling that she and her ex-husband were unable to collaborate effectively following their 2021 divorce.“After careful thought and reflection, I have decided to resign from my role as co-chair of the Bill & Melinda Gates foundation. My last day of work at the foundation will be June 7,” French Gates wrote on X Monday. “This is not a decision I came to lately.”French Gates added that she will continue to work as a philanthropist. Read more at The Daily Beast.

Airlines for America, along with American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, United Airlines, JetBlue Airways, Hawaiian Airlines and Alaska Airlines, filed suit.

President Kennedy started National Police Week in 1961 to show gratitude and appreciation for the men and women in local law enforcement.

Indonesian police say they have raided a major drug lab hidden in a villa on the resort island of Bali. Police arrested four people allegedly linked to the lab.

The Vermont-based frozen dairy dessert maker, sold on some college campuses, called for a permanent cease-fire in Gaza in January.

ReutersAt least 15 people were killed when an apartment building in Russia was hit by the fragments of a downed Ukrainian missile, Russian officials said Monday, in one of the deadliest attacks on the border Belgorod region so far in the war.The strike Sunday caused part of the building to collapse, with regional Gov. Vyacheslav Gladkov saying that 15 bodies were ultimately pulled from the rubble while another 27 people were wounded in attacks throughout the region. Russia’s Defense Ministry said at least 12 missiles had been involved in the attack on Belgorod which it described as a “terrorist attack on residential areas.”Elsewhere Monday, intense fighting was reported in the town of Vovchansk in northeast Ukraine following a surprise Russian attack in the area on Friday. Only a few hundred people remain in the town, according to Kharkiv regional governor Oleh Suniehubov, as Russian troops approach.Read more at The Daily Beast.

Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie used social media to tease audiences with a new reality TV show. The friends originally appeared in five seasons of "The Simple Life".

Earlier this month, federal prosecutors bestowed on Republicans what seemed like an election-year gift: charging a senior House Democrat in a competitive district with accepting $600,000 in bribes and acting as a foreign agent. For a party clinging to a threadbare majority in the House, the indictment offered an obvious opportunity for an America First attack. Representative Henry Cuellar of Texas, who prosecutors say acted on behalf of a Mexican bank and the government of Azerbaijan, is now the second Democrat in recent months—after Senator Bob Menendez of New Jersey—to be accused of doing the bidding of foreign interests.Yet in the past week, the GOP has been strangely quiet about Cuellar. No one in the party leadership has denounced him. Speaker Mike Johnson, fending off an attempt on his job from the far right, certainly could have used the distraction. But he hasn’t mentioned Cuellar once. Donald Trump even praised him, suggesting that President Joe Biden had sent the FBI after “the Respected Democrat Congressman” because Cuellar had criticized the administration’s handling of the U.S.-Mexico border. (Cuellar denies the charges.)[David A. Graham: Bob Menendez never should have been senator this long in the first place]In interviews over the past several days, strategists in both parties posited theories as to why Republicans were passing up an easy attack on Democrats. The most popular comes back to Trump: The GOP is worried that calling out Cuellar will draw more attention to its leader’s legal woes. But that hypothesis goes only so far. Trump’s trials could hardly take up more attention than they already do, and today’s Republicans don’t typically shy away from being called hypocrites. The more troubling explanation might have less to do with the GOP’s self-interest than with the state of political corruption in America—and it suggests that lawmakers might start to abandon even the pretense of policing themselves.The Republican reaction to Cuellar’s charges has fallen well short of the deluge some Democrats expected. The National Republican Congressional Committee has sent out emails pressuring House Democrats to call on their colleague to resign, and multiple party operatives told me that they would use the indictment to try to unseat him this fall. “There’s no doubt this is a gold mine,” Zack Roday, a Republican consultant working on a number of House and Senate races this year, told me. But few Republicans have called for Cuellar to be sanctioned. One of them, ironically, is the GOP’s most infamous exile, former Representative George Santos, the accused fraudster who was expelled from the House in December. He wants his ex-colleagues to mete out the same punishment to Cuellar.Just one current member of Congress has called on Cuellar to resign, and that was a Democrat: the former presidential contender Dean Phillips of Minnesota. Cuellar has voluntarily given up his committee assignments while he fights the charges, but he’s said he won’t resign. Democratic leaders have stood by him as he prepares to run for an 11th term in the House this fall.On some level, the GOP’s restraint is appropriate, Craig Holman, a lobbyist with the good-government group Public Citizen, told me. Like Menendez and any citizen charged with a crime, Cuellar is entitled to a presumption of innocence rather than a partisan rush to judgment. (Santos represented a special case; his expulsion was based less on federal charges than on a damning report by the House Ethics Committee.)Still, few people I interviewed attributed Republicans’ reticence to a sudden outbreak of responsible governance. Indeed, the GOP’s response—or lack thereof—has been disquieting to ethics watchdogs. “The charges are extremely serious,” Noah Bookbinder, the president of Citizens for Responsibility and Ethics in Washington (CREW), told me. “It’s certainly easy conduct to condemn when you have an official who is charged with working on behalf of foreign governments, particularly if you’re a party that has a lot of rhetoric about America First.” He noted that the House voted to expel Santos even though his alleged wrongdoing did not implicate national security. “There’s a little bit of whiplash here,” Bookbinder said.Republicans also trod lightly after Menendez was charged last year, but the reasons were more apparent. Democrats abandoned him almost immediately, and Republicans would have gained little from Menendez’s resignation or expulsion, because his replacement would have been appointed by the governor of his state—a Democrat. (Menendez, whose trial begins today, has pleaded not guilty to the charges.)Trump’s influence on the GOP’s reaction to Cuellar’s indictment is unmistakable. “Overall, the Republican Party is on fairly shaky ground on ethical issues given who the de facto leader of their party is,” Aaron Scherb, the senior director for legislative affairs at the good-government group Common Cause, told me. “I’m sure to some extent they’re worried about being called out for hypocrisy.” Historically, members of Congress have been wary of policing corruption in the legislature—even among their opposition—for a similar reason: fear that they’ll subject themselves to greater scrutiny. Yet, as Bookbinder pointed out, the former president and his allies “have rarely been reluctant to accuse others of things that he does himself.”[David A. Graham: Trump flaunts his corruption]Bookbinder told me that in the years since Trump’s election, the GOP’s retreat on ethics has gone beyond rhetoric. Advocates at CREW have found that Republican lawmakers are becoming more reluctant to co-sponsor anti-corruption legislation, even those who had prioritized the issue before Trump became president.Because Trump remains a viable White House contender despite his many indictments and ethical breaches, Republicans may have concluded that voters simply don’t care all that much about corruption. What hasn’t worked on Trump, this thinking goes, won’t work on Cuellar. If that logic prevails, Congress would lose any political incentive to hold itself accountable.Another possible explanation for Republicans’ silence is that Trump’s jeremiads against the “weaponization” of the Justice Department have penetrated not just the GOP electorate but its officials as well. “We actually do believe the Justice Department is corrupt,” one high-ranking Republican campaign strategist told me, speaking on the condition of anonymity to describe the party’s private thinking. The strategist said that even though Cuellar is a Democrat, many Republicans do not want to build on the precedent the House set by expelling Santos before he had been convicted of a crime. “People are nervous,” the strategist said.But Republicans may have other reasons for holding their fire on Cuellar. One of the most conservative Democrats remaining in the House, he frequently partners with Republicans on legislation and occasionally votes with them on abortion and border policy. “We like him!” the strategist told me. “He’s our token Democrat. He’s good on the border.”That might be the most charitable explanation for why top Republicans have given Cuellar a pass. But it is not the one that some ethics advocates are inclined to believe. “It’s a sign of a healthy democracy when corrupt conduct draws consequences, and that starts with condemnation,” Bookbinder said. And when politicians hesitate to call out corruption because their leaders are also potentially corrupt? “That’s a sign of a less healthy democracy.”

Three people were killed and 18 were wounded over the weekend during a shooting at a party in south Alabama

Donald Trump Jr. visited Peter Navarro in Miami federal prison, according to sources familiar with the situation.

Freshly shelled peas are a marvel to behold. These recipes for gazpacho, pasta and more let the spring vegetable shine.