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Candace Owens has spoken out after revealing she was not invited to speak at Charlie Kirk’s Arizona memorial service. The conservative commentator went live on her show Thursday, reading a media email asking if she would attend.

“You’re right, you got me,” Owens admitted. “I was not invited to speak alongside President Trump, JD Vance, or Tucker Carlson.” She suggested donors might be influencing the planning, adding, “Erika is in full control… I would hope she’s in full control.”

Owens insisted she and Kirk “never stopped being friends,” despite former Fox host Eric Bolling claiming the two had a “quiet break up.” She also alleged the White House is “controlling” the event and claimed, “It’s common sense they’re not going to allow me to share the stage.”

Sunday’s lineup includes Trump, Kirk’s widow Erika, Tucker Carlson, Donald Trump Jr., Tulsi Gabbard, and other high-profile figures.

Do you think Candace Owens should have been included in the memorial — or was this decision justified?

Ever wondered what happens on a ship with 2,000 nude passengers? One traveler just shared the truth.

The passenger, an experienced nudist, spent seven days aboard a $2,500 Bare Necessities cruise from Tampa, Florida. Posting on Reddit, they answered curious questions about life on board — including the one most people secretly wonder about.

“Boners almost never happen,” they explained. “This cruise is very non-sexual, so a man would want to hide it somehow. Non-nudists think about this more than nudists do.”

When asked why people go on nude cruises at all, the traveler compared it to skinny dipping. “It’s great — swimming, dancing, walking on the beach,” they said. “It just feels good.” They added that being nude among thousands of others doesn’t feel exhibitionist.

Would you ever consider joining a nude cruise — or is this a vacation you’d rather just read about?

Charlie Kirk’s heartbreaking last moments on the way to the hospital have been described by his close friend Frank Turek. Kirk, a prominent conservative activist and ally of Donald Trump, was shot in the neck while speaking at a Utah campus on September 10.

In an emotional video, Turek said, “I have three sons… but Charlie was my fourth son.” He recalled how Kirk’s security team quickly loaded him into an SUV and sped to the hospital. “I jumped in the back. There were five of us in the car,” he shared.

Turek described Kirk lying motionless. “His eyes were fixed… he was looking past me right into eternity. He was with Jesus already,” he said. Doctors briefly restored a pulse, but Kirk was pronounced dead minutes later.

Supporters have called Kirk’s death a tragic loss for the conservative movement. Do you think his message will inspire others to continue his work despite this shocking act of violence?

Medical experts have revealed exactly what happened to Charlie Kirk after he was shot in the neck during a Utah event on September 10.

Anatomy teacher Josh Cottle explained that the neck carries major veins that return blood from the brain to the heart. “Severing these is catastrophic,” he said. But because the weapon was a high-speed firearm, the damage was far worse.

Cottle described how the bullet caused “a ballooning and violent expansion of tissue,” destroying the connection between Kirk’s brain and spinal cord. “Even if he had been shot in an emergency room, the outcome would have been the same,” he added.

Experts say no exit wound was visible, meaning all the bullet’s energy stayed inside the spinal column. This left no chance of survival.

The explanation has brought some closure for shocked supporters still reeling from Kirk’s assassination. Do you think seeing such detailed medical analysis helps the public understand — or makes the tragedy even harder to bear?

Traveling with a baby is stressful — but one mom’s nightmare flight turned into an unforgettable lesson.

Single mother Ava was flying with her 14-month-old son, Shawn, when he began crying uncontrollably. Exhausted, she gratefully accepted help from a man sitting nearby — until she noticed what he was doing.

“To my horror, he was tipping an energy drink toward Shawn’s mouth,” Ava said. Panicked, she grabbed her baby back as the man argued loudly, insisting she was “overreacting.”

A flight attendant quickly stepped in, ordered the man to return Shawn, and moved Ava and her baby to first class. “I don’t know what I would have done without her help,” Ava shared. “It was a reminder that empathy still exists.”

By the time they landed, Shawn was peacefully asleep and Ava felt a mix of relief and gratitude.

Would you have trusted a stranger to help — or followed your instincts from the start?

Priscilla Presley has shared an emotional account of helping her son Navarone Garibaldi overcome drug addiction — and the pain of losing her daughter, Lisa Marie Presley.

In a candid interview with People, Priscilla recalled staying by Navarone’s side for five nights as he endured agonizing withdrawal. “He’d cry, ‘Mom, I’m hurting,’ and I’d rub his legs. There was nothing else I could do,” she said. On the fifth day, she finally felt hope: “We made it. I never thought it was going to happen.”

But the relief of saving her son could not erase the heartbreak of losing Lisa Marie in 2023. Priscilla recounted the devastating moment she was told Lisa wouldn’t survive. “Take her off the machine, Doctor,” she whispered, describing how everything went dark.

Despite online criticism, Priscilla insists she and Lisa were “very close” and says she now finds joy watching her granddaughter Riley Keough thrive as a mother.

Do you think Priscilla’s story can help reduce the stigma around addiction and loss?

The search for Charlie Kirk’s suspected assassin ended when a Utah mother recognized the shooter as her own son. FBI photos showed a man in black clothing leaving the scene of the Utah Valley University shooting. Amber Robinson immediately knew it was 22-year-old Tyler, her first-born child.

Tyler is now charged with aggravated murder and could face the death penalty if convicted. Amber, a lifelong conservative and gun owner, raised her three sons in a Mormon, pro-Trump household. Friends say Tyler once shared those views, but became more left-leaning, pro-LGBTQ, and politically outspoken in recent years.

Amber told police she noticed a troubling change in him. “I had enough of his hatred. Some hate can’t be negotiated out,” Tyler allegedly wrote in a text before confessing. His family persuaded him to surrender peacefully after a tense standoff.

The case has left a once-proud mother shattered and asking how her bright, scholarship-winning son became a suspected political assassin.

The world of figure skating is mourning after Julia Marie Gaiser, 23, died in a bike accident in Salzburg. The three-time Salzburg state champion was struck by a turning lorry while riding on a bike path. Emergency responders were unable to revive her at the scene.

Tributes have poured in for Gaiser, remembered for her “kindness” and “determination.” Friends shared, “She trained beyond scheduled hours, always trying to improve. She never shied away from hard work.”

Brixen mayor Andreas Jungmann said, “We are all deeply shocked. She was a role model for many.” Her club, Rot-Weiß Salzburg, added: “Julia left an unforgettable mark on the ice. Her laughter and shining eyes filled every room.”

Authorities have launched an investigation, with early reports suggesting she may have been in the driver’s blind spot. Candles and flowers have been placed at the crash site.

Do you think cities should improve cyclist safety to prevent tragedies like this from happening again?

Donald Trump has reignited his battle with the media after ABC suspended Jimmy Kimmel Live! indefinitely. The network pulled the show following Kimmel’s remarks about Trump, his supporters, and Charlie Kirk’s assassination.

Kimmel said, “We hit some new lows… with the MAGA gang desperately trying to spin this murder.” The comments sparked controversy and led to the FCC, headed by a Trump appointee, reportedly threatening action.

While Trump celebrated the suspension, calling it “great news,” many celebrities spoke out. David Letterman slammed the move as “ridiculous,” saying, “It’s managed media. It’s no good.” Jimmy Fallon also defended Kimmel, telling viewers: “He is a decent, funny and loving guy. And I hope he comes back.”

Trump then suggested TV networks that criticize him should have their licenses revoked, saying, “Maybe their license should be taken away.” His comments quickly went viral, with many accusing him of government censorship.

Do you think Trump’s remarks protect fairness in media — or threaten free speech in America?

Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon have been friends for decades, but even best friends can surprise you. During a playful game of “Do You Even Know Me?” the Friends star learned that Reese isn’t actually Reese.

When asked about her co-star’s real name, Aniston confidently guessed “Jane.” Witherspoon laughed and revealed, “I’m Laura Jeanne.” A stunned Aniston blurted, “What, who the hell’s Laura?!” before joking, “I’m not calling you that from now on. Come on, Laura Jeanne!”

Witherspoon explained that her full name is Laura Jeanne Reese Witherspoon, with “Reese” coming from her middle name. The moment left fans delighted, with many commenting that Aniston’s shocked reaction was “priceless.”

Even after 25 years of friendship, the duo proved they can still surprise each other. Their candid exchange reminded fans why they remain one of Hollywood’s most lovable pairings.

What about you — have you ever learned something unexpected about a lifelong friend?