The East Wing of the White House, a historic hub for first ladies, is being demolished for President Trump's ballroom, with First Lady Melania Trump remaining notably silent. Her office has not commented on the project, which has disrupted her workspace and public tours. This lack of engagement highlights her increasingly distant role and departure from traditional first lady duties.
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Luigi Mangione, accused of killing a UnitedHealthcare executive, led an intellectual life marked by academic success and global travel. His journey included a contemplative stay in Japan and a meeting with a Ted Kaczynski admirer in India. Court documents reveal meticulous planning for the assassination, driven by concerns over corporate greed and the healthcare system.
Influencer Molly Blutstein's Brooklyn apartment, featured in Architectural Digest, has sparked widespread online criticism. While she aimed to showcase her unique 'Southern Gothic' style with antique pieces, many netizens deemed the space 'unfinished' and questioned the magazine's choice. Supporters, however, defend her personal taste, shifting blame to AD's editorial decisions.
2025 has seen the tragic passing of several beloved online creators, including Ben Bader, Emman Atienza, Valeria Márquez, Joshua Blackledge, John Crawley, and Jean Pormanove. Their deaths, attributed to various causes including suicide and violence, have deeply impacted their communities and sparked important conversations about mental health and creator safety.
Donald Trump has ruled out a 2028 vice presidential run, but not a third presidential term, sparking speculation. While constitutional scholars deem a third term legally impossible under the 22nd Amendment, some allies suggest "creative" workarounds. Trump himself expressed a desire to serve again, citing strong poll numbers, leaving the door ajar for future possibilities.
Alaska Airlines and its subsidiary Horizon Air grounded all flights nationwide due to an "IT outage affecting operations." The Federal Aviation Administration issued a temporary ground stop for approximately 1 hour and 10 minutes. This marks the second IT disruption for the airline this year, impacting its extensive network.
Dubai unveils its new floating museum, DUMA, on the waters of Dubai Creek. Designed by renowned architect Tadao Ando, the museum will feature five floors of modern art, a library, cafés, and creative spaces. Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid highlights it as a landmark reflecting Dubai’s culture, heritage, and architectural innovation, joining icons like Burj Khalifa and Burj Al Arab.
Former Smallville actress Allison Mack, a former NXIVM leader, is breaking her silence in a new podcast. After serving 21 months for her role in the sex cult, Mack will detail her involvement, recruitment of women, and life post-prison. The podcast promises to explore her journey into and out of the organization.
The UAE Lottery has shared the emotional phone call of its Dh100 million jackpot winner, a UAE resident identified as Anilkum* B***. Beating odds of more than 1 in 8.8 million, the winner’s stunned reaction — “Oh my God!” — captures disbelief and joy. The full winner reveal is scheduled for Monday, concluding a week of national excitement.
Sharjah Police have cancelled over 7,000 traffic violations older than 10 years, benefiting 284 individuals. This initiative, part of a Sharjah Executive Council decision, aims to ease financial burdens and promote compliance. A fee of AED 1,000 per vehicle applies, with humanitarian exemptions available.
