Musician Country Joe McDonald, lead singer of Country Joe and the Fish, has died at age 84 after battling Parkinson’s disease.
McDonald was best known for the anti–Vietnam War song I-Feel-Like-I’m-Fixin’-to-Die Rag, famously performed at the Woodstock Festival.
His performance became one of the defining moments of the protest-era music movement.
Beyond music, McDonald remained active in social causes and veterans’ support for decades.
A viral photo comparing Barron Trump to a young Donald Trump has sparked widespread reactions online.
Many users pointed out their similar facial features, including the jawline and expression.
Barron has also appeared more in public recently, including greeting Dana White on Election Day.
Now 19, Barron is studying at New York University Stern School of Business while largely staying out of politics and the public spotlight.
A woman who says she is a victim connected to Jeffrey Epstein claims she possesses secret recordings allegedly involving former U.S. President Donald Trump.
According to her statement, the recordings show “compromising conduct,” but no evidence has been released or verified.
Trump has previously acknowledged knowing Epstein socially but has repeatedly denied any wrongdoing.
At this stage, the allegation remains unproven, and no recordings have been presented in court or independently confirmed.
The family of Gemma Illingworth is speaking out after she died from Posterior Cortical Atrophy at age 31.
Illingworth was diagnosed at 28 after experiencing vision problems and difficulty reading and recognizing objects.
The condition gradually caused her to lose the ability to see, speak, swallow, and walk.
Her siblings later ran the London Marathon to raise awareness and support for people affected by rare dementia conditions.
The United States House of Representatives approved a controversial bill 216–211 that would restrict certain gender-affirming treatments for minors.
Supporters, including Marjorie Taylor Greene, say the measure is meant to protect children.
Critics, including civil rights groups and many Democrats, warn the law could punish doctors and parents for medical decisions.
The bill now moves to the United States Senate, where its future remains uncertain.
Former presidents George W. Bush and Barack Obama spoke out after the shutdown of United States Agency for International Development.
The closure followed an investigation into alleged fraud and mismanagement. The move was supported by Donald Trump and his administration.
Bush and Obama addressed former staff in a video message, saying the agency played an important role in global humanitarian work.
The decision has sparked debate in Washington about foreign aid and government oversight.
U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has ordered a major review of cloud systems used by the United States Department of Defense.
The goal is to remove any technology or services connected to China that could create cybersecurity risks.
Officials say the review will examine existing contracts and digital infrastructure across the department.
The move reflects growing concern in Washington about cyber threats and the need to better protect sensitive military systems.
Doctors warn that heavy cannabis use can sometimes lead to Cannabis Hyperemesis Syndrome, a condition that causes severe vomiting and intense abdominal pain.
Some patients describe episodes of uncontrollable vomiting and screaming from pain — a reaction often nicknamed “scromiting.”
Health experts say the condition has sent thousands of people to emergency rooms in recent years.
Symptoms often stop only after a person stops using Cannabis.
Doctors encourage users experiencing repeated nausea or vomiting to seek medical advice.
Comments from Donald Trump during a recent appearance have triggered discussion about the role of the press.
Journalists and media groups say a free press must continue reporting and documenting statements from political leaders, especially when those comments criticize or challenge news organizations.
Observers say moments like this highlight the importance of transparency, accountability, and independent reporting.
Media experts add that cooperation among newsrooms and clear communication with the public remain key to maintaining trust in journalism.
Health officials warned of possible exposure to Measles at O’Hare International Airport.
An infected traveler was reportedly in Terminal 1 on April 22 and 23, potentially exposing many passengers. The person later developed symptoms and tested positive.
Officials say anyone who may have been exposed should monitor for symptoms and contact a healthcare provider.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, measles is one of the most contagious diseases, spreading easily among unvaccinated people.