The Trump administration ousted the chief of a powerful intelligence agency, and no one knows why. Gen. Timothy Haugh, who heads both the National Security Agency and the U.S. Cyber Command, was terminated along with his NSA deputy Wendy Noble, according to two officials who spoke to The Washington Post. Haugh assumed his roles just over a year ago, and the officials told the Post that they did not know the reason behind his dismissal. Lt. Gen. William J. Hartmann, a Cyber Command deputy, has been named as acting director of the NSA. Sheila Thomas, an NSA executive director, will be his acting deputy. The Post said Haugh could not be reached for comment as he was traveling, while a spokesman for Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth did not respond to media inquiries. This marks the latest in a string of abrupt terminations under the second Trump administration. Earlier on Thursday, President Donald Trump reportedly fired multiple National Security Council officials after a meeting with far-right conspiracy theorist Laura Loomer.

Donald Trump was forced to switch helicopters at Miami International Airport after his initial Marine One aircraft suffered a flat tire on the tarmac. Footage posted to social media shows the president, wearing a red MAGA hat, moving from one helicopter to another for a flight to his Doral golf club, where Trump will appear for a LIV golf event. According to the press pool at the scene, Trump, after landing at Miami International, stepped off at 4:55 p.m., only stopping to give the press a raised fist. He boarded Marine One at 4:56 p.m., however the flight never took off. The first helicopter’s flat tire could be spotted as it remained on the tarmac. After a slight delay, according to NBC News, Trump boarded another helicopter and landed at Doral at 5:35 p.m. He is expected to give a speech for a dinner ahead of the LIV Golf Tournament, which tees off at the club this weekend.

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When it comes to solid, acne-friendly sunscreen formulas, no one does it better than Asia. Korea and Japan are the leaders in glow-boosting yet non-comedogenic SPF. Still, Bioré’s made-in-Japan Bioré UV Aqua Rich Watery Essence Sunscreen Serum SPF 50 has been *the* resounding cult favorite for years thanks to its non-greasy, invisible feel and glowy yet poreless finish. Basically, it’s the ultimate sunscreen for people who hate sunscreen. It’s garnered a similar cult-status to the multitasking French pharmacy gem, Embryolisse Lait-Crème Concentré (iykyk). This formula is touted for being suitable for all skin types, but those of us with oily skin are especially smitten with it because it absorbs into the skin and sets almost instantly upon application. While you can still get the Japanese sunscreen-moisturizer-primer on Amazon, the prices are highly inflated since it’s so difficult to find in the States. Naturally, when Bioré debuted its North American version of the viral beauty product, skincare obsessives took note.

The oil-free Bioré UV Aqua Rich Sunscreen-moisturizer hybrid, “inspired by Japanese sunscreen technology, modified to be US compliant,“ has already gone viral on TikTok, so we’re praying the U.S. version will stay in stock. The UV Aqua Rich Sunscreen is strikingly similar to the O.G. Japanese formula in terms of ingredients in performance and feel. The main difference is that the American formula contains fragrance—a mild but definitely noticeable citrusy scent. So, if you’re looking for a more accessible alternative to the KAO Bioré UV Aqua Rich Watery Essence Sunscreen, you won’t be disappointed (unless you’re sensitive or allergic to fragrances, of course).

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The scorned director of the original The Naked Gun, David Zucker, had choice words for the creators of a reboot that he was iced out of, based on a teaser trailer unveiled on Thursday, TMZ reported. The trailer for the ‘80s cop-spoof features Liam Neeson as Frank Drebin Jr., the lead role. Zucker, whose credits include Airplane and the first Naked Gun, said he instantly regretted watching the trailer. Claiming that the remake did not seem as well made, Zucker said: “I never saw ‘Airplane 2’ because you can’t unsee that stuff. I’m not planning on seeing the ‘Naked Gun’ remake either. I regret having seen the trailer for it. It’s like watching ‘2 Girls 1 Cup.’ I can’t unsee it.” The director was referring to an infamous scat fetish pornographic film made in 2007. No one from Paramount Pictures reached out to him as a consultant on the new film. To make things worse, his partners Pat Proft and Mike McManus reportedly submitted a script for a reboot to the studio back in 2018, but nothing ever came out of it.

The Economist has posted a scathing takedown of “The Madness of King Donald” in its latest cover feature, lambasting the president’s “Liberation Day” tariffs as “flat-out nonsense” and “utterly deluded.” On the same day that Trump flew to Florida for some R&R after his tariff policy caused the U.S. economy to tank, the publication heralded the moment as “America’s total abandonment of the world trading order and embrace of protectionism.” The administration’s “catalogue of foolishness” will hurt American consumers, reduce competition, and damage global trade, they argued, while taking swipes at Trump’s “pathetic” grasp of technicalities and lack of knowledge on the history of tariffs and their applications. The piece concludes that while Trump’s policies are reckless and based on “deluded” economic theories, the world can limit the fallout by pursuing deeper integration amongst themselves and cutting the U.S out of the picture—although they admit this will take time.“There is no avoiding the havoc Mr Trump has wrought, but that does not mean his foolishness is destined to triumph,” the magazine concluded.

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Golf fans already have plenty to be excited about this week, as the world’s top golfers gather at TPC Sawgrass in Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida, to compete in The Players Championship 2025. Now, there’s even more reason to celebrate: Live Forever Golf just unveiled its Spring ‘25 apparel collection, filled with must-haves for fans and players alike.

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Laurence Fishburne revealed on The View Thursday that he had wanted to reprise his iconic role as Morpheus in the fourth Matrix movie, but was turned down. “I offered my services to the fourth Matrix, and they didn’t respond well," Fishburne told The View panel. In an interview with New York Magazine in 2020, Fishburne stated that he had simply “not been invited” to return for the fourth movie. But on Thursday, he divulged “the truth,” saying how he had initially approached the filmmakers with the proposition to play Morpheus. “So hey, it’s not like I didn’t say, ‘Oh, I’d like to offer my services.’ I did,” he said. “And for whatever reason, that didn’t happen.” When The View co-host Sara Haines asked Fishburne if he would consider returning for a fifth movie, the actor said that “it depends on the circumstances, who was involved, how well the script has been written, if they offer me [a part].” The Matrix Resurrections was the 2021 sequel to the Matrix trilogy and the fourth film in the $1 billion franchise. It saw the return of original cast members like Keanu Reeves and Carrie-Anne Moss, with Fishburne notably missing. Instead, Yahya Abdul-Mateen II was cast to play a version of Morpheus. Fishburne appeared on The View as part of a promotional run for his upcoming movie, The Amateur.

Kylie Kelce and former NFL player Jason Kelce had a tough time finding a name for their fourth daughter. In her recorded postpartum episode of her Not Gonna Lie podcast on Tuesday, that premiered on Thursday, the 33-year-old welcomed her two-day-old baby girl. As she held the newborn in her arms, she divulged her birth story, tips for new mothers, and speculation around her daughter’s name — Finnley “Finn” Anne Kelce. The Kelce couple already share daughters Wyatt, 5, Elliotte, 4, and Bennett, 2, who were all given gender neutral names. Kylie Kelce noted that her newest baby girl’s name doesn’t have two Ts in it. “If we don’t have two Ts, it’s okay, and she’s still one of us,” Kelce quipped as she shared that they didn’t have a name for their daughter for the first 24 hours of her life. “We had an idea. We had discussed names with anyone that we could trust to not share names, and we didn’t go with a single option that we had been discussing,” Kylie said, laughing. “It was gonna be a very, like, Phoebe from Friends moment of like, ‘Oh, you named her Baby Girl.‘” She added that they only had the baby’s middle name ready— Anne. “It’s the most generic middle name you could possibly have,” she said, adding, “I love that I’m just roasting myself.” As it turns out, the wait was well worth it, as “She’s very much a Finn. Like, she’s a cute, little Finn.”

David Schwimmer wasn’t always the biggest fan of the Friends theme song. Speaking to comedians Matt Lucas and David Walliams on their joint podcast this week, Schwimmer revealed that there was “quite a while” where hearing The Rembrandts track put him on edge. “I’ll be really honest, there was a time for quite a while that just hearing the theme song would really… ” he shared, struggling to describe the exact feeling. “I just had that reaction. I mean, I just had heard it so many times,” he continued. “Any time you’d go on a show or a talk show or an interview, that would be your intro song,” Schwimmer, who played Ross on the legendary sitcom, explained. “So I just didn’t have the greatest response to it.” Though Schwimmer was happy to put Friends behind him after its end, he disclosed that his relationship with the show changed once his daughter, Cleo, started watching it. “I’d be making breakfast or whatever and I’d hear my kid’s laughter. My whole relationship to that song and to the show changed,” the actor said.

Steven Soderbergh is considering a sequel to his 2011 pandemic thriller Contagion, and he has some “terrifying ideas.” The Matt Damon and Gwyneth Paltrow starrer about a highly contagious terminal sickness that sparks a societal collapse eerily predicted a lot of the events of the initial U.S. COVID-19 outbreak in 2020, and the film enjoyed a huge amount of renewed interest at the time. Five years later, Soderbergh said, he’s been mulling a follow-up. “There would have to be, I think, a plot that doesn’t feel predictable,” he said on the One Decision podcast, revealing he’d talked over potential scenarios with pandemic experts. “I don’t want to torture people,” he explained. “There are scenarios that you could come up with that I would categorize as irresponsible. You know, that I would go, ‘That’s a big idea, but I’m not sure I want to put that idea out there, frankly.’ I do think about that.” His biggest concern with moving forward with the project, however, is the “potential consequences” of wading into the COVID discourse: “I don’t want to be noise. And noise to me is just things that are insincere, ultimately. If not downright cynical.”

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According to an economic analyst, the 50 percent reciprocal trade tariff President Donald Trump imposed on Lesotho will kill the tiny southern African kingdom that he ridiculed last month, NBC reported. It was the highest levy imposed by Trump in his merciless new string of tariffs on global trading partners on Wednesday. Lesotho, which in March Trump described as a country “nobody has ever heard of,” is one of the world’s poorest nations with a gross domestic product (GDP) of just a little more than $2 billion. It has a sizable trade surplus with the U.S., mostly diamonds and textiles like Levi’s jeans. In fact, its exports to the U.S. totaled $237 million in 2024, accounting for more than 10 percent of its GDP. The 40,000 workers in the textile sector in Lesotho accounted for about 90 percent of manufacturing employment and exports. “Then you are having retailers who are selling food. And then you have residential property owners who are renting houses for the workers. So this means if the closure of factories were to happen, the industry is going to die and there will be multiplier effects,” Lesotho Private Sector Foundation CEO Thabo Qhesi said, NBC reported. “So Lesotho will be dead, so to say.”

Michelle Williams and her director husband Thomas Kail quietly welcomed their third child together, People reported. This is the 44-year-old actress’s fourth baby, as she shares a daughter, Matilda, 18, with the late Heath Ledger. She has a four-year-old son, Hart, and another baby she welcomed in 2022 with Kail. Williams and Kail’s family of six was spotted near their New York neighborhood as they celebrated the baby’s birth via surrogate about six weeks ago, according to a source. “They couldn’t be happier to expand their family, and Matilda has been doting on her younger siblings,” the source told People. Williams is already attracting awards buzz for her role in the limited series Dying for Sex, set to launch on Hulu on Friday. This follows her brief working hiatus following the release of her last movie, The Fabelmans, in 2022. In Jan. 2023, Williams told Entertainment Weekly how she balanced working on The Fabelmans right after she gave birth to her third child. “My heart obviously belongs to my children; they tug at it the most,” she said. ”But I really want to be able to have both. And I think that it requires deep thought and learning and the support of other women to figure out how to get through it.”