Mikayla Nogueira is moving on after splitting from Cody Hawken. The influencer, 27, shared a new video via her TikTok on Friday, March 6, revealing she was getting ready to “go on a date” less than a month after announcing the former couple were divorcing. “Honestly, not gonna lie. I wish I could share the tea on the craziness that has been my life like the last six…” she said before trailing off and admitting she was attempting to be “more private” with her personal life. She then teased, “But if you knew the whole story… oh my god, your…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Don’t expect at least one Olympic gold medalist in Washington, D.C., any time soon.After being asked about Olympians not accepting invites to the White House, 2026 Olympic gold medalist Amber Glenn told Us Weekly that she would decline an invitation if given one.”I’m electing not to either, so I do not blame them whatsoever,” Glenn told the outlet. “It is our right to be able to choose what we do and don’t endorse, and I think it is a decision that each individual has the right to make.” The White House did…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! An illegal immigrant from Mauritania was charged with fraudulent voting after allegedly casting ballots in Pennsylvania in the last five presidential elections, prosecutors said. Mahady Sacko, a 50-year-old Philadelphia resident who was ordered to be deported from the U.S. in 2000, “allegedly unlawfully voted in person in the 2024 general election for federal office,” and, “falsely represented that he was a U.S. citizen in order to vote and register to vote,” according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. An FBI special agent investigating the case said Pennsylvania state voting records showed Sacko…
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For decades, the debate over what Americans should drink was considered settled politics. Republicans defended personal choice. Democrats pushed public health. The sides appeared firmly entrenched.In 2012, Democratic New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg proposed banning restaurants from selling sodas larger than 16 ounces. The backlash to the move was immediate and fierce. A conservative group called the Center for Consumer Freedom took out a full-page ad in the New York Times depicting Bloomberg in a powder-blue dress and referring to the mayor as “The Nanny.”In the following year, Republican former Governor of Alaska Sarah Palin walked to the podium…
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James Marsters and ex-wife Patricia Jasmin Rahman have finalized their divorce five years after announcing their split, Us Weekly can confirm. The exes agreed on their divorce arraignment earlier this month, filing documents with the court on Tuesday, March 3. According to the files, obtained by Us, Marsters, 63, has been ordered to pay spousal support through the beginning of June. Based on the Buffy the Vampire Slayer alum’s income of $16,000 a month, Marsters will pay Rahman, 39, $4,000 per month in support. The filing also acknowledges that both parties “agree” that Marsters’ profession as an actor means his…
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Competing for attention in today’s crowded media landscape requires more than catchy headlines. Readers consume news across numerous platforms and formats. Reuters’ Digital News Report notes that 36 % of global news consumers get news via Facebook, 30 % via YouTube, 19 % from Instagram or WhatsApp, 16 % from TikTok and 12 % from…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! When War Secretary Pete Hegseth was asked recently whether U.S. forces would ever move to secure enriched uranium reportedly stored at Iran’s Isfahan nuclear complex, he declined to say, citing operational security.The exchange highlighted a question the U.S. and Israel’s air campaign alone cannot answer: even if U.S. strikes degrade Iran’s nuclear infrastructure, who would physically secure the enriched uranium, and how?Iran is believed to possess a significant stockpile of uranium enriched to 60%, near weapons-grade. That material could theoretically be used in multiple nuclear devices if further refined. Moving from 60% to…
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Democrats in the Virginia state legislature took steps to advance laws aimed at restricting Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) efforts and cooperation with local police just days after Democrat Virginia Gov. Abigail Spanberger said that a warrantless ICE detainer would not be sufficient to hand a criminal illegal alien suspected murderer, with over 30 criminal charges to his name, over to federal officials. Several of the Senate and House Democrats who took procedural steps and voted in favor of the anti-ICE bills this week include Democrats whose districts are either inside, or partially…
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This scuttlebutt is bad news for butts. Flying with Southwest Airlines could mean flying with the spills, fluids, flakes and grime left by the guy who sat in the seat right before you, per alarming claims that the company is planning to only clean “premium seats” between flights. Chris Click, a safety chair for the Transport Workers Union Local 556, which represents Southwest Airlines flight attendants, received a memo regarding “the experiment they’re doing with cleaners coming on board and cleaning the airplane,” this week, according to Views From The Wing, an online traveling hub. In a since-deleted video, Click reportedly likened Southwest’s…
