Trump's Aide Natalie Harp Moves to President's Private Dining Room Amidst Election Concerns
Loyalist Natalie Harp, dubbed 'human printer,' now works from Trump's dining area as White House atmosphere tightens ahead of midterms.
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US Diplomat's Daughter Sues London Council Over Montenegro Embassy
A lawsuit claims Westminster City Council failed to consider the impact of the new Montenegro embassy on a resident with clinical anxiety.
Sara Cox Celebrates Radio 2 Breakfast Show Figures Amidst Team Tensions
Presenter thanks her team as latest Rajar data shows a slight increase in weekly listeners, even as reports emerge of staff feeling 'on edge' due to her on-air critique style.
Trump Calls Alaska Election Sabotage Plot a 'Fraud'
President criticizes Democrat Mary Peltola over alleged scheme to confuse voters ahead of midterm elections.
Trial Date Set for Man Accused in White House Correspondents' Dinner Attack
A federal judge has scheduled a September 2027 trial for the man accused of attempting to assassinate then-President Donald Trump at a White House Correspondents' Association dinner.
New Polls Show Democrats Leading in Key Senate Races, Threatening Republican Majority
Recent polling indicates Democratic leads in Texas and Kansas, alongside challenges in Maine and Michigan, raising concerns for the Republican party.
Mom Sparks Outrage With $31 Playdate Bill
A mother's request for payment for a child's playdate has ignited a social media firestorm and drawn criticism from radio hosts.
Martha Stewart Praises $90 Quince Silk Shirt
The lifestyle icon lauded the accessible luxury brand's 'beautifully done' washable silk blouse on her podcast.
Kelly Brook Calls Ex Jason Statham 'Cliché' Years After Split
The model, 46, commented on her former fiancé's transformation into a Hollywood tough guy on a television show.