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Justin Bieber’s Social Media Push Draws Scrutiny Amid Marriage Rumors, Surprise Wedding Cameo
Justin Bieber is mounting what industry insiders describe as a carefully managed social media comeback after months of speculation over his marriage, health and drug use. The 31-year-old singer has filled his Instagram feed with romantic images of wife Hailey Bieber, 28, and snapshots of their son Jack Blues, 1, in an apparent effort to reframe his public image. 
Justin Bieber is mounting what industry insiders describe as a carefully managed social media comeback after months of speculation over his marriage, health and drug use. The 31-year-old singer has filled his Instagram feed with romantic images of wife Hailey Bieber, 28, and snapshots of their son Jack Blues, 1, in an apparent effort to reframe his public image. -
New Epstein Jail Video Reveals ‘Missing Minute,’ Undermining DOJ’s Original Explanation
A newly released surveillance clip from Jeffrey Epstein's final night in custody shows the so-called "missing minute" outside his cell, undermining earlier explanations from the Justice Department and reviving scrutiny of the 2019 death of the convicted sex offender. 
A newly released surveillance clip from Jeffrey Epstein's final night in custody shows the so-called "missing minute" outside his cell, undermining earlier explanations from the Justice Department and reviving scrutiny of the 2019 death of the convicted sex offender. -
Wildfire Tears Through Historic Chinese Camp in California, Burning Homes and Forcing Evacuations
A fast-moving wildfire fueled by lightning swept through Tuolumne County on Tuesday, destroying homes and forcing mass evacuations in Chinese Camp, a historic Gold Rush town settled by Chinese miners in the mid-1800s. 
A fast-moving wildfire fueled by lightning swept through Tuolumne County on Tuesday, destroying homes and forcing mass evacuations in Chinese Camp, a historic Gold Rush town settled by Chinese miners in the mid-1800s. -
House Oversight Committee Releases 33,000 Pages of Epstein Files, Stirring Partisan Dispute Over Transparency
The House Oversight Committee on Tuesday released more than 33,000 pages of documents tied to Jeffrey Epstein, the disgraced financier and convicted sex offender whose death in 2019 left lingering questions about his network of associates and the government's handling of his case. 
The House Oversight Committee on Tuesday released more than 33,000 pages of documents tied to Jeffrey Epstein, the disgraced financier and convicted sex offender whose death in 2019 left lingering questions about his network of associates and the government's handling of his case. -
White House, HHS Say Monarez Fired; Lawyers Insist She Remains CDC Director Pending Trump Decision
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is facing a leadership crisis after Director Susan Monarez refused to step down despite the White House and the Department of Health and Human Services announcing her removal from the post. 
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is facing a leadership crisis after Director Susan Monarez refused to step down despite the White House and the Department of Health and Human Services announcing her removal from the post. -
Trump’s 50% Tariffs on India Spark Retaliation Threats, Modi Urges Citizens to Shun Imports
President Donald Trump escalated his tariff campaign by doubling duties on imports from India to 50%, a move that places New Delhi among the hardest-hit U.S. trading partners and risks driving up costs for American consumers. 
President Donald Trump escalated his tariff campaign by doubling duties on imports from India to 50%, a move that places New Delhi among the hardest-hit U.S. trading partners and risks driving up costs for American consumers. -
Fed Governor Lisa Cook to Sue Trump After President Moves to Fire Her Over Mortgage Disclosures
Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook plans to sue President Donald Trump in an effort to keep her seat on the central bank's board after the White House announced she was being fired, setting up a potentially historic legal showdown over the Fed's independence. 
Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook plans to sue President Donald Trump in an effort to keep her seat on the central bank's board after the White House announced she was being fired, setting up a potentially historic legal showdown over the Fed's independence. -
Trump Hails ‘Great Relationship’ With Kim Jong-un, Says He Wants Meeting This Year at Summit With South Korea’s Lee
President Donald Trump said Monday he hopes to meet North Korean leader Kim Jong-un again this year, telling reporters during a White House summit with South Korea's new president, Lee Jae Myung, that he continues to have a "great relationship" with Kim. 
President Donald Trump said Monday he hopes to meet North Korean leader Kim Jong-un again this year, telling reporters during a White House summit with South Korea's new president, Lee Jae Myung, that he continues to have a "great relationship" with Kim. -
Trump Signs Executive Order Mandating Jail for Flag Burning, Defying Supreme Court Ruling
President Donald Trump signed an executive order Monday directing the Justice Department to prosecute individuals who burn or desecrate the American flag, escalating a legal battle over a form of protest the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled is protected by the First Amendment. 
President Donald Trump signed an executive order Monday directing the Justice Department to prosecute individuals who burn or desecrate the American flag, escalating a legal battle over a form of protest the U.S. Supreme Court has ruled is protected by the First Amendment. -
FBI Raids John Bolton’s Maryland Home in Classified Records Probe
The FBI on Thursday conducted a court-authorized search of former national security adviser John Bolton's Maryland home as part of a national security investigation, according to people familiar with the matter. Agents were seen entering the residence in Bethesda early in the morning, with between four and six FBI personnel observed by reporters. 
The FBI on Thursday conducted a court-authorized search of former national security adviser John Bolton's Maryland home as part of a national security investigation, according to people familiar with the matter. Agents were seen entering the residence in Bethesda early in the morning, with between four and six FBI personnel observed by reporters.
