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Donald Trump Gag Order Expanded in Hush Money Trial While Ex-POTUS Lies About Why He Had to Post Bond in Fraud Trial

Donald Trump's gag order has been expanded in the New York hush money trial while the former president once again falsely claimed that he had to post the $175 million bond so he could appeal.

California: Deputies Fatally Shot Abducted Teen as She Follows Order to Surrender, New Video Says

A teenager kidnapped by her father was shot dead by deputies in a California highway shootout. The video suggests she was surrendering under a deputy's guidance.

Puerto Rico Governor Pedro Pierluisi Announces Massive Budget To Help Elderly, Address Crime and Energy Crisis

Puerto Rico Governor Pedro Pierluisi gave his annual territorial address and revealed that the US territory’s budget for the upcoming fiscal year will be the largest ever.

RFK Jr. Claims Joe Biden as Greater Threat to Democracy Than Donald Trump

Presidential candidate Robert F Kennedy Jr. claims President Biden is a bigger democracy threat than Trump due to social media censorship under Biden's administration.

Lizzo's Request to Dismiss Sexual Harassment Lawsuit Denied

Lizzo's bid to dismiss a sexual harassment lawsuit was denied. A judge ruled Friday that the case, brought by former background dancers, will proceed against the Grammy winner.

Donald Trump's Trump Media (DJT) in Free Fall After Company Admits to $58 Million Loss in 2023

The stock prices for Donald Trump's Trump Media, also known as DJT, keep falling as it closed 21.47% lower when the stock market returned from the Holy Week break on Monday.

Vontae Davis, Former NFL Cornerback Dead at 35

Former NFL cornerback Vontae Davis, known for retiring at halftime of his last game, was found dead at his South Florida home by police on Monday, as confirmed by authorities.

Florida: Orlando Commissioner Arrested for Allegedly Using Old Woman's Money on Personal Expenses

Orlando city commissioner accused of stealing from elderly woman for facelift, dental surgery, and home renovations. Seven felony charges were filed.

Michigan Legalizes Paid Surrogacy

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed bills to decriminalize paid surrogacy, making it the last state to do so. The goal is to protect families using surrogacy and in vitro fertilization.

Donald Trump Assets Will Not Be Seized For Now as Ex-POTUS Secures $175 Million Bond for New York Fraud Case

Former President Donald Trump is breathing a sigh of relief as the State of New York would not have to seize his assets for now, as he managed to secure the lowered $175 million bond.

NCAA Basketball Tournament Final 4 Decided After 11th-Ranked NC State Upsets Powerhouse Duke

March Madness is finally over, as the NCAA Basketball Tournament has reached the Final 4 stage for both the Men's and Women's divisions.

Rashee Rice Wanted by Dallas Police Following a 'Major' Car Crash

Kansas City Chiefs wide receiver Rashee Rice sought by police after "major" car crash in northeast Dallas on Saturday night, per multiple reports.

California Plane Crash Kills Israeli Couple

Israeli couple dies in California plane crash near Nevada border. The crash occurred in Truckee on Saturday night; cause remains unknown.

Donald Trump's Truth Social Stocks Begin Going Down, as Experts Predicted

The warnings that financial and business experts have been saying about Donald Trump's Truth Social stocks may be coming true as its stocks began dipping.

Joe Biden and Donald Trump's Easter Messages

President Biden and former President Trump delivered contrasting Easter messages. Biden's was solemn, focusing on the holy day's significance, while Trump's, posted on Truth Social, criticized political adversaries in capital letters.

Jessica Alba Facts That Might Surprise You

Actress Jessica Alba, 40, expanded into business around 2011 alongside her acting career, finding success. Balancing work with family life, she maintains a long-term marriage to another actor while raising a family.

Wall Street Journal Leaves Front Page Blank as Evan Gershkovich Spends a Year in Russian Jail

President Biden marked the one-year anniversary of Wall Street Journal reporter Evan Gershkovich's detention in Russia, affirming ongoing efforts to secure his release. Biden emphasized journalism's importance, noting Gershkovich's risk to expose Russia's aggression against Ukraine.

Texas Concrete Truck Driver Says He Consumed Cocaine Before Fatal School Bus Crash

Concrete truck driver in fatal Hays CISD school bus crash arrested in Bastrop County. Court docs reveal admission of marijuana and cocaine use within 24 hours before crash.

'Rust' Armorer Hannah Gutierrez Reed's New Trial Request Denied; Judge Orders Her To Remain in Prison

Judge Mary Marlowe-Sommer rejected a bid by "Rust" armorer Hannah Gutierrez-Reed's lawyers for a new trial. "I'm denying your motion," the judge stated during Friday's hearing, affirming plans to proceed with sentencing.

Donald Trump Warned by Federal Judge Over Constantly Attacking Judges in His Cases

A sitting federal judge harshly criticized Donald Trump's penchant for attacking the judges overseeing his case as he tries to pander to the court of public opinion in his various cases.