- U.S.HuffPost
Performance To Empty Seats At Trump's July 4th Celebration Promptly Becomes A Meme
"Reminds me of the time Obama booked Bruno Mars to sing Bruno Mars at the same event in 2015," a Twitter user said.
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Ashley Graham looks seriously sexy in a tiny red bikini - and it's on sale for $58
Swimsuits For All is currently having a massive sale — but hurry!
- CelebrityAllure
Emily Ratajkowski Has a Message for Everyone Who Doesn't Like Her New Blonde Hair
She doesn't care if you prefer her as a brunette.
- BusinessBusiness Insider
Aggressive anti-mask customers are forcing some restaurants to shut dining rooms to protect employees from abuse
Some restaurants are shutting down or closing dining rooms back up, after employees faced harassment and violence from anti-mask customers.
- CelebrityTODAY
Stephen Spielberg's daughter Destry Allyn Spielberg announces engagement
Destry Allyn, director Steven Spielberg's daughter, is engaged! The 23-year-old actress, writer and director shared the happy news of her engagement to actor Genc Legrand in a post on Instagram Friday. "BEAUTIFUL❤️ COUPLE ❤️ congrats des ❤️" wrote Kaitlyn Dever, star of "Booksmart."
- U.S.MarketWatch
‘It’s dangerous NOT to be sending a clear message to Americans’: U.S. hits 156,000 new coronavirus cases over July 4th Holiday
The U.S. has recorded nearly 156,000 new coronavirus cases over the July Fourth Weekend. COVID-19, first identified in Wuhan, China in December, had infected 11,419,638 people globally and 2,888,586 in the U.S. as of early Monday, up from 2,732,639 on Thursday evening ahead of the long weekend, according to official figures collated by Johns Hopkins University's Center for Systems Science and Engineering. While COVID-19's progress has slowed in states such as New York, where most cases in the U.S. are still centered, confirmed coronavirus cases have risen in nearly 40 U.S. states.
- U.S.FOX News Videos
Video Chicago violence erupts during holiday weekend, at least 67 shot and 13 killed
Nine of the victims were minors involved in the Chicago violence, with two fatalities so far; Garrett Tenney reports.
