Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has put his money where his mouth is. The Health Secretary, 70, reportedly purchased a swanky $4 million row home in Georgetown, Washington, D.C. for his wife Cheryl Hines to allay her concerns about his wandering eyes. The three-story, 4,800-square-foot home is 15 minutes away from the White House and is billed as having “painstaking workmanship while retaining the classic Georgetown ethos.” Kennedy reportedly purchased the home for the full listing price of $4.34 million. When the property came on the market about three months ago, Hines “ordered Bobby to sign the papers for it,” a source told the Daily Mail. The newspaper reported last month that Hines, 59, issued an ultimatum for Kennedy to move her to D.C. out of fear that his “lust demons” will follow him as he assumes his new role in the Trump administration. Last year, Kennedy figured in a bizarre sexting scandal with New York magazine reporter Olivia Nuzzi.

Donald Trump may have opened up his Cabinet meeting on Thursday to the media—but Elon Musk clearly wasn’t so sure. Sitting at the far end of the room, the Tesla billionaire had scribbled the words “Top Secret!!” on his notepad. It was likely a joke, although none of his colleagues were laughing. They were too busy telling the president, and each other, just how well they were doing. Musk says he’s had top security clearance for years but said in a tweet that “FAR too much information is made “classified.’ If something is easily found online or patently obvious, it should NOT be classified.” Trump seems to agree, saying he wants his administration to be transparent. Earlier this week, his Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said they had no problem with Musk and trade adviser Peter Navarro duking it out in public, saying, “boys will be boys.” No doubt Musk’s Cabinet colleagues were wondering what was so secret. Maybe the notebook explained why his DOGE minions failed to reach their targets, saving about $150 billion rather than the $1 trillion they had promised.

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The U.S. ambassador to Ukraine, Bridget Brink, is stepping down from her role after three years of service, the State Department announced Thursday. Though it’s unclear when exactly Brink is slated to depart from her role, the State Department said in a statement to NBC News: “She’s been the ambassador in Kyiv for three years—that’s a long time in a war zone. And frankly, the war has gone for far too long ... The real issue is whether the Russians and Ukrainians are ready to do what’s necessary to end this war,” they continued. The news was initially reported by CBS News, which wrote that Brink had been making farewell calls to colleagues. Citing three sources, CBS also reported that Brink’s resignation stemmed from an “unusual mix of personal and policy concerns” including recent layoffs at USAID. President Donald Trump, for his part, has had a fickle relationship with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. The two got into an explosive argument in the Oval Office in February, after which Trump briefly paused military and intelligence aid to the beleaguered eastern European nation, but he resumed support once Ukraine agreed to partake in peace talks with Putin.

Now that Patrick Schwarzenegger has emerged as a fan favorite on The White Lotus’ third season, he feels “comfortable” enough to work with his dad Arnold Schwarzenegger—and he’s got a specific idea in mind, he told The Hollywood Reporter. “I definitely want to do [an action movie],” he told THR, “That’s the goal down the road is to do those types of things. I’d love to do that, if it was the right thing. I’ve talked to my dad about it, and I’ve told him I’d love to do that if it was the right thing.” After Lotus premiered, Schwarzenegger complained that viewers assumed he was handed the role “because of who my dad is.” In fact, it was his famous last name that almost cost him the role. Now, Schwarzenegger feels he’s proven himself. “I’ve never wanted to, but now I feel like I have some credits under my belt, and that I’ve had some work, and I feel like I’ve gotten to the point where I would feel comfortable working with” his famous dad, he said. “One thing I could relate to about Saxon, I could relate to living under that shadow” of a successful father, he also added. That said, “My dad was a big fan of the show, and he was proud of me.”

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President Donald Trump is requiring environmental and energy agencies to phase out a range of environmental safeguards in an executive order aimed at deregulating energy production. Agencies including the Environmental Protection Agency, the Energy Department, and the Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement, among others, must change their regulations so that laws governing issues such as energy appliance standards, mining and offshore drilling become obsolete by October 2026. “Our vast regulatory structure often serves to constrict ordered liberty, not promote it,” the executive order reads. “By rescinding outdated regulations that serve as a drag on progress, we can stimulate innovation and deliver prosperity to everyday Americans.” Agencies may seek extensions if they find them necessary. The head of watchdog group Public Citizen’s Climate Program, David Arkush, called Trump’s deregulatory order “dumb and cruel,” and indicated that the group plans to challenge the order in court. Ari Peskoe, director of Harvard Law School’s Electricity Law Initiative told Utility Dive that the executive order “reveals a fundamental misunderstanding of how agencies work” and is “impossible to implement, blatantly illegal, creates massive amounts of unnecessary work, and just makes no sense.” Signed late Wednesday, the order follows Trump’s use of emergency authority to boost the struggling coal industry.

Rapper Soulja Boy was found liable for claims of assault and sexual battery of his former assistant by a California jury Thursday. After a three-week trial, Soulja Boy, whose real name is DeAndre Cortez Way, was ordered to pay $4 million in damages to the plaintiff, referred to as Jane Doe. One of the plaintiff’s attorneys, Neama Rahmani, said that “today is just the beginning of justice for Soulja Boy’s victims.” He added: “We are going to ask for millions of dollars more based on his ability to pay, and to punish him for this egregious physical and sexual assault.” Doe originally filed her complaint in January 2021, accusing Way of false imprisonment, gender violence, and sexual battery, among other claims. The abuse came when she worked as his live-in personal assistant, she said, later testifying through tears how she “wanted to die” when she was with him. Her lawyer, Ron Zambrano, said that Way kicked, punched, cut, and raped her, pointed a gun at her, and locked her in her room, telling Doe “I hope you die slow.” Way, who listened to his verdict on Thursday with a smile, denied all accusations against him. His attorney, Rickey Ivie, said “she was rolling blunts” and “got room and board,” which was just “the industry standard.” In 2021, Way was also sued for allegedly assaulting and putting a gun to a pregnant woman’s head, and for allegedly assaulting and kidnapping another, holding a gun to her head as well.

With Easter right around the corner, the price of eggs continues to soar, reaching a record high of $6.23 per dozen in March. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), the price of a dozen eggs jumped from $4.95 in January to $5.90 in February before reaching its peak in March. White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said last month that there was a “47 percent decrease overall” in egg prices since Jan. 24. “I think the American people do have great reason to be optimistic about this economy,” she said. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins said in a cabinet meeting Thursday that only wholesale prices are down for now, but “retail will come.” She added: “Easter is the Super Bowl for eggs so, you know, there may be a little fluctuation, but no, we feel really good about it.” Economists blamed the initial spike on an outbreak of bird flu, with more than 30 million chickens put down because of the epidemic. The administration also said last month that it was importing eggs from abroad for the “short term” to help bring prices down. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins said that when a “full egg-laying industry” is up and running again, the U.S. can get back to their internal system and move “those eggs out onto the shelf.” Last month, President Donald Trump said, “When I took it over, eggs were through the roof, and now eggs are down.”

Toni Braxton and Birdman’s secret 8-month-long marriage was discovered by TMZ on Thursday after the outlet obtained the singer’s divorce documents. According to the papers, Braxton and the rapper tied the knot on August 8, 2024. However, the union was short-lived, with the date of separation being listed as August 10. The “Un-Break My Heart” singer and her attorney called the marriage “irretrievably broken,” in the documents obtained by TMZ. However, in what appears to be another plot twist, Braxton later dismissed the divorce petition in January 2025. Birdman, whose real name is Bryan Christopher Williams, signed off on it too. Birdman proposed to Braxton in February 2018 and bought her a $1 million engagement ring, among other expensive jewelry like expensive watches and vintage earrings. The pair publicly split in 2019, with Braxton denying rumors that the two were secretly continuing the relationship. In a December 2023 social media post, she called murmurs of a marriage “#FAKENEWS,” claiming that she and the Birdman were simply friends.

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Janet Yellen, who served as chair of the Federal Reserve during Donald Trump’s first term, slammed the president’s economic policies as the “worst self-inflicted wound” by any administration in an interview with CNN International on Thursday. Yellen, who served as treasury secretary under President Joe Biden, expressed concern about the direction of the country’s economic policy under Trump, in what she called an otherwise well-functioning economy, warning that his measures will increase the possibility of a recession. In her first broadcast interview since leaving office, Yellen told CNN International that U.S. Treasury debt yields rose sharply amid the tariff financial turmoil, which scared investors and forced them to question their safe-haven status. “It caused highly leveraged hedge funds that hold U.S. Treasuries to begin to sell their holdings, and that’s something that could really begin to trigger financial instability if there is massive sales of U.S. Treasuries,” Yellen said. “So my understanding is that this is something that was an influence on President Trump in getting him to pause the reciprocal tariffs, and it’s certainly something that should be of concern.”

Singer John Mellencamp is bracing for the worst as his 43-year-old daughter battles stage 4 cancer, which has spread to her brain and her lungs. The former Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star said that her 73-year-old dad called her “11 times in a row” to discuss her burial and make sure she’ll be in the “group family mausoleum,” she revealed in Tuesday’s episode of her Two Ts in a Pod podcast. She responded to his incessant calls by saying “let me live a little” but later asked her dad if there would eventually be space in the Indiana mausoleum for her three children, Slate, 12, Cruz, 10, and Dove, 5. He said that everyone would be buried in or around the tomb and she agreed to visit her grave before the cancer progresses further. She joked she wanted “hot girls never die” engraved on her tombstone. But even as she writes her will, Teddi’s battle is not over. She told US Weekly last week that it is the “hardest thing” she’s ever faced but “I’m fighting for my life” and “for my family’s life and all the people I love.” Speaking to Extra!, Mellencamp’s former Housewives co-star Erika Jayne said of John’s apparent burial plans: “Oh, well, that’s also partially humorous… I don’t, wouldn’t take that way too seriously.” Jayne added: “You know, I think that she’s getting the best care possible, and Teddi’s a fighter.”