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Joe Biden Administration Allows Cuba Small Businesses to Open, Access US Bank Accounts Online

The Joe Biden administration recently declared its intention to allow Cuba small businesses to access to US online payment systems, as revealed by senior administration officials on Tuesday.
Jimmy Kimmel Reveals Son Undergoes Third Open Heart Surgery

Jimmy Kimmel Reveals Son Undergoes Third Open Heart Surgery

Jimmy Kimmel revealed on social media that his son underwent his third open heart surgery over Memorial Day Weekend. Kimmel expressed gratitude to the medical team at Children’s Hospital Los Angeles for their care.
Angel Hernandez Set to Retire as MLB Umpire

Angel Hernandez Set to Retire as MLB Umpire

After three decades, Angel Hernandez, a veteran MLB umpire known for controversy, is retiring. MLB and Hernandez reached a financial settlement following two weeks of negotiations.
Arizona Teen Survives After Being Attacked by Black Bear

Arizona Teen Survives After Being Attacked by Black Bear

Brigham Hawkins, 15, is recovering after being attacked twice by a bear while watching TV at his family cabin in Alpine, Arizona. The incident occurred on May 23, according to the Arizona Game and Fish Department. Hawkins sustained injuries to his face and body.
California Beach Closed During Memorial Day Weekend After Surfer Survives Encounter With Shark

Donald Trump Suffers Humiliating Defeat With Only 6 Votes as Libertarian Party Rejects Him and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as Their Nominee

After getting loudly booed and heckled at the Libertarian Party's National Convention, Donald Trump suffered a humiliating defeat, with only six people voting for him.
Donald Trump Blasts Joe Biden, Judges on His Memorial Day Post

Donald Trump Blasts Joe Biden, Judges on His Memorial Day Post

Former President Trump marked Memorial Day by attacking judges in his trials and calling political opponents "human scum," while criticizing President Biden and Judge Lewis Kaplan.
California Beach Closed During Memorial Day Weekend After Surfer Survives Encounter With Shark

California Beach Closed During Memorial Day Weekend After Surfer Survives Encounter With Shark

It was supposed to be a busy day at a popular beach in Southern California because of Memorial Day Weekend. However, a surfer's harrowing encounter with a shark changed that.
Memorial Day Weekend Storms Batter US, Leave Broken Houses and 21 Dead

Memorial Day Weekend Storms Batter US, Leave Broken Houses and 21 Dead

It is not yet the Atlantic hurricane season, but several storms have already battered the central and southern portions of the US on Memorial Day Weekend.
Stephen Curry, Ayesha Welcome Baby No. 4

Stephen Curry, Ayesha Welcome Baby No. 4

Ayesha and Steph Curry welcomed their fourth child, a son named Caius Chai, born early on May 11. The couple shared the news on Instagram, expressing gratitude as they settle in as a family of six.
Johnny Wactor, 'General Hospital' Star Fatally Shot Following Failed Theft

Johnny Wactor, 'General Hospital' Star Fatally Shot Following Failed Theft

Actor Johnny Wactor, known for "General Hospital," was fatally shot during a catalytic converter theft in downtown LA He was 37. Talent agent David Shaul confirmed his death to Variety.
Senate Border Bill, Which Would Have Tightened Border Security, Fails After Resistance from Senate Republicans

Senate Border Bill, Which Would Have Tightened Border Security, Fails After Resistance from Senate Republicans

The Senate Border Bill, which has bipartisan support, was scrapped yet again after much resistance from Republicans despite it being popular with their base.
Joe Biden Endorsed by Former Rep. Patrick Kennedy Over His Cousin RFK Jr.

Joe Biden Endorsed by Former Rep. Patrick Kennedy Over His Cousin RFK Jr.

Former Rep. Patrick J. Kennedy endorsed President Joe Biden over Cousin Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s third-party bid, praising Biden's leadership on mental health and community funding, calling him the best for these issues.
Mexico: El Nini, Former Los Chapitos' Security Chief, Extradited to the US

Mexico: El Nini, Former Los Chapitos' Security Chief, Extradited to the US

Mexican cartel leader 'El Nini,' wanted in the US for fentanyl trade, has been extradited. President Biden praised the move, citing El Nini's role in the Sinaloa cartel and charges of fentanyl trafficking and violent crimes.
Donald Trump Savagely Booed During Libertarian Convention, Called 'Wannabe Dictator'

Donald Trump Savagely Booed During Libertarian Convention, Called 'Wannabe Dictator'

Donald Trump recently made an appearance at the Libertarian National Convention on Saturday, and it did not go as he planned.
Alec Baldwin's Motion to Dismiss Involuntary Manslaughter Case Denied

Alec Baldwin's Motion to Dismiss Involuntary Manslaughter Case Denied

A judge denied Alec Baldwin's motion to dismiss the "Rust" manslaughter indictment, rejecting claims of bias in the grand jury process. Prosecutors called Baldwin's allegations unfounded and contradictory.
Donald Trump's Truth Social App Continues to Struggle Since Strong Start to Public Trading of DJT

Donald Trump's Truth Social App Continues to Struggle Since Strong Start to Public Trading of DJT

Despite its strong start after going public, Donald Trump's Trump Media (DJT) has been struggling to grow his social media platform, Truth Social.
Florida Priest Bites Woman During Mass, Says He Was Defending "Myself and the Sacrament"

Florida Priest Bites Woman During Mass, Says He Was Defending "Myself and the Sacrament"

Father Fidel Rodriguez was arrested for allegedly biting a woman during communion at St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church in Florida. Police suggested battery charges after he refused her communion bread, citing procedural issues.
Sean Kingston, Popular Reggae Singer, and His Mother Arrested in California for Fraud

Sean Kingston, Popular Reggae Singer, His Mother Arrested in California for Fraud

Popular Jamaican-American rapper and reggae singer Sean Kingston, best known for "Beautiful Girls," has been arrested in Southern California along with his mother over fraud charges.
NCAA, Power 5 Approve Payments College Athletes

NCAA, Power 5 Approve Payments College Athletes

The NCAA and five power conferences will allow schools to pay players for the first time. They settled federal cases with over $2.7 billion in damages and a revenue-sharing plan up to $20 million per school annually.
Texas Man Fatally Shot While Walking His Dog

Texas Man Fatally Shot While Walking His Dog

A Texas man walking his dog was fatally shot early Monday. Investigators suspect a car burglar. William Daniels, 36, was arrested for murder.