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After two days of testimony about how her relationship with Sean "Diddy" Combs grew violent and coercive, Cassie Ventura faced six hours of grueling cross-examination on Thursday, as defense attorneys attempted to cast doubt on her credibility and portray her as a willing participant in their sexual activities.

Sean 'Diddy' Combs trial, day 8: Lawyers confront Cassie Ventura with years of text messages

U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said Thursday at a Fed conference that longer-term interest rates are likely to be higher,The S&P 500 gained 0.41%, its fourth positive session. Japan's Nikkei 225 dipped on data that the country's economy shrank in the first quarter.

CNBC Daily Open: U.S. stocks are rallying, but beware the aftereffects of a head rush

The world's best golfers began the PGA Championship on Thursday, but the main talking point coming out of Quail Hollow Club in Charlotte, United States, was a bit unexpected.Mud balls.World number one Scottie Scheffler spoke about the issue on Thursday, but what exactly is a mud ball?

What is a mud ball? Scheffler frustrated at PGA Championship

The Preakness Stakes has a field of nine horses set to race in Baltimore on Saturday for the 2025 running of the middle jewel of horse racing's Triple Crown.Journalism, who was favored to win the Kentucky Derby earlier this month but came in second, was picked as the morning-line favorite for the 150th running of the Preakness at Baltimore's Pimlico Race Course.

Meet the Preakness Stakes horses running in the 2025 race

The B-1B Lancer is not the first airplane one thinks of when pondering the future of U.S. Air Force bombers.This is a warbird that originated in the Cold War and has served the nation well over the decades, plus there are plans that it may be retired by 2036 to make room for the B-21 Raider stealth bomber that is in production.

China and Russia are Freaked: B-1B Lancer Bombers Armed with 36 Hypersonic Missiles

A firestorm has erupted on the American right after the Episcopal Church said it is refusing a directive from the federal government to help resettle white South Africans who were granted refugee status.Why It MattersThe announcement comes just days after 49 South Africans arrived in the United States for resettlement under a fast-tracked refugee program launched by President Donald Trump, who has accused the South African government of discriminating against its white citizens.

MAGA Attacks Church Over Donald Trump Rebuke: 'Funds MUST Be Pulled'

Export restrictions on dual-use items are on hold for 90 days, according to China's Commerce Ministry.China also paused non-tariff measures on 17 U.S. entities on the unreliable entity list.Export curbs on seven key rare earth elements were not lifted.China has temporarily paused export restrictions targeting 28 American companies on the heels of the trade truce Beijing reached with the Trump administration over the weekend in Switzerland.

China lifts export controls for 28 U.S. companies, but not key rare earths

"She was the love of my life. We were together — willingly — for 36 years."During the last seven years of my wife Maggie’s life, she suffered from neurosarcoidosis, a chronic autoimmune disease in which the body’s immune system attacks the central nervous system.

After My Wife Died, I Found A 4-Word Text Message In Her Phone That Hit Me Like A Sledgehammer

DEAR ABBY: My wife and I are staying with my in-laws while our house undergoes renovations. It’s day three now, and I heard my father-in-law sneak another woman into the basement last night while everyone was asleep. Do I say something and risk getting kicked out or starting a family war?

Dear Abby: I caught my father-in-law doing something unforgivable while we were staying at his house

Colin Scott, 23, died in 2016 after he slipped and fell into a hot spring in Yellowstone National Park - and his death was accidentally recorded by his sisterA man met a horrific fate in Yellowstone Park when he opted for a dip in one of its famed hot springs.

Man's horrifying death as he's boiled alive then 'dissolved' in national park pool

Price increases are coming soon to a Walmart near you.On Thursday, Walmart CFO John David Rainey warned investors that even the retail giant known for its discounts will have to raise the prices of many items because of tariffs — despite a 90-day reprieve that lowered duties on Chinese imports to 30%.

Walmart says it will hike some prices due to tariffs. Here’s what that means for shoppers

CNN —Cassie Ventura would not have been blamed had she decided to disappear from public life and social media.The singer and actress first detailed years of disturbing abuse allegations in a lawsuit filed against her ex-boyfriend and former producer Sean “Diddy” Combs in November 2023.

Cassie Ventura’s civil suit against Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs preceded his criminal case. Here’s how her life has changed since

Donald Trump has lashed out at Democrats, accusing them of "playing the ref" with regard to the U.S. Supreme Court."The Radical Left SleazeBags, which has no cards remaining in its illegal bag of tricks, is, in a very coordinated manner, PLAYING THE REF with regard to the United States Supreme Court," he wrote.

Donald Trump Lashes Out At Democrats For 'Playing The Ref' With Supreme Court

GLOUCESTER TOWNSHIP, N.J. (Gray News) – An 18-year-old escaped from a home in New Jersey where she reportedly suffered years of abuse while being held captive by her mother and stepfather.According to the Camden County Prosecutor’s Office, on Saturday, officials were notified that the victim escaped and ran to a neighbor’s house for help.

18-year-old with shaved head, bruises on wrists runs to neighbor after escaping years in captivity, officials say

explains what the shape and colour of your poo tells you about your healthWhile it might not be the most glamorous topic, understanding your loo habits can be a real eye-opener when it comes to your health. Your poo can tell you a lot about your diet, gut health, hydration levels and even how stressed you are.

GP says 'get to a doctor' if you see this cancer red flag in bathroom

Your move, AppleNot to sound like a spoilt brat, but it’s hard to get excited about new phones when you get at least 50 of them across your desk in any given year.These days, the most immediately interesting devices to us here at TechRadar are those that a) bring something truly new to the table (see the Huawei Mate XT) or b) offer exceptional value for money (see the Nothing 3a Pro) – and let me tell you, in an age when smartphones are becoming increasingly homogenous, such products don't come around all that often.

I didn’t think I’d care about the Samsung Galaxy S25 Edge – but then I held it next to my iPhone 16 Pro

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The man says his sister-in-law has a tendency to ask others to do thinks that she should probably do herselfNEED TO KNOWA man says he was shocked when his sister-in-law requested that he change her baby's diaper — while she was in the roomThe man writes on Reddit that his sister-in-law often asks for odd favors when it comes to her child, but thinks this time went too far

Mom Asks Brother-in-Law to Change Her Toddler's Diaper, and She's Shocked When He Says No

ESPN’s Stephen A. Smith called out Democratic Texas Rep. Jasmine Crockett on Monday for constantly resisting President Donald Trump.Crockett admitted in March on “Lone Star Politics” that she was prioritizing resisting Trump over passing legislation. Smith, on “The Stephen A. Smith Show,” argued that this kind of mindset undermines her duty to govern.

Stephen A. Smith Blasts Texas Rep. Jasmine Crockett For Opposing Trump On ‘Everything’

CNN —As the first day of his trial wrapped up and an eight-person jury was sworn in, the defendant stepped outside a Boston courthouse only to be immediately arrested by one of the prosecution’s witnesses — an ICE agent, his attorney tells CNN.Wilson Martell-Lebron, who the government alleges is an undocumented immigrant from the Dominican Republic, was on trial in late March for using a fake name to apply for a driver’s license, according to his lead attorney, Murat Erkan.

ICE and other agents conduct at least 12 recent arrests at courthouses. Experts warn some may stop showing up to court

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Thursday’s Supreme Court hearing over President Donald Trump’s attempt to curb the constitutional guarantee of birthright citizenship technically wasn’t about whether his attempt is legal. But while the hearing exposed his attempt’s illegality and his administration’s lack of confidence in its legality, it’s unclear when the justices will issue a definitive ruling on whether it’s legal or not.

The Supreme Court hearing exposed the illegality of Trump’s bid to kill birthright citizenship

New Jersey Democrats' primary for governor is coming down to the final month. And while the race is still hotly contested, some candidates are signaling that they view Rep. Mikie Sherrill as the one to beat.Five of the six Democratic contenders will face off in a two-and-a-half-hour debate on Sunday, following a heated encounter earlier this week that offered a preview of the attacks that could be coming at Sherrill.

'Unpredictable' New Jersey primary hits final stretch with Mikie Sherrill atop a bunched-up field

CNN —A crush of domestic and global confrontations initiated by Donald Trump could be decided by this question: How much power does the president really have?Imagery from Trump’s trip to the Persian Gulf this week built on three months of the White House’s aggressive flexing of often-questionable authority at home.

Trump might be a strongman — but he still can’t do everything he wants

May 16 (UPI) -- Authorities in Britain said they have arrested and charged American R&B singer Chris Brown with grievous bodily harm with intent stemming from an alleged assault at a London nightclub in 2023.Metropolitan Police announced the 36-year-old singer's arrest in a statement that said Brown remains in police custody and is expected to appear Friday morning at Manchester Magistrates' Court.

Singer Chris Brown arrested in Britain over alleged 2023 assault

CNN —The GOP-led House Judiciary Committee is requesting records from Pfizer’s CEO and an interview with a former company executive to investigate an allegation that clinical testing related to the development of the company’s Covid-19 vaccine was purposefully delayed until after the 2020 presidential election.

House GOP requests records from Pfizer CEO and former executive in probe of Covid vaccine delay allegation

Osean McClintock, 26, could be seen on bodycam footage repeating 'You're saved in Jesus' name forever!' after stealing a gun out of an officer's handsCalifornia officer's gun stolen by ‘disturbed’ half-naked man later killed by policeAn officer in Fountain Valley, California, was seen on bodycam footage begging a half-naked man who stole her gun to not shoot her before another officer shot and killed him.

California officer's gun stolen by half-naked suspect who was later shot dead by another officer: bodycam

New York University said it is withholding the diploma of a student who condemned “genocide” in Gaza while delivering a graduation speech Wednesday – a move the university called a violation of the student’s commitment to comply with school rules.Logan Rozos told members of his graduating class that “as I search my heart today in addressing you all … the only thing that is appropriate to say in this time and to a group this large is a recognition of the atrocities currently happening in Palestine.”

NYU withholds diploma from student who denounced war in Gaza during graduation speech

A video capturing a passenger's reaction after recognizing her seat neighbor has gone viral on TikTok.The clip was shared by the passenger's daughter @ava___blackwell and has amassed over 945,000 views since it was posted on May 8.Text overlaid on the clip says: "POV [point of view]: I'm moving across the country but my dad just got knee surgery and wasn't supposed to be flying to help me move."

Woman Wakes Up on Plane, Can't Believe Who Is Sitting Next to Her

Gov. Gavin Newsom told California cities this week that there “were no more excuses” for homeless encampments, a message he has repeated often over the years with little success.Visible signs of homelessness still line sidewalks and freeway underpasses from Sacramento to Los Angeles, an entrenched crisis rooted in a tight and unaffordable housing market that grew worse in January when more than 12,000 homes burned to the ground in Los Angeles County.