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Beloved Christian singer Brian Doerksen has died just four days after announcing his stage 4 cancer diagnosis.

The University of Minnesota Medical School is launching “first-of-their-kind” taxpayer-funded transgender dolls — complete with swappable genitals — for children as young as four years old.

The Mega Millions jackpot soared to $800 million—the largest prize of 2026—after no one won Friday’s drawing. The next drawing is Tuesday.

Florida boater Kamal Padlowski was convicted of murder for killing Melvin Jimenez during a sailboat brawl and dumping his body in a marina.

An American Airlines passenger was accused by a fellow traveler of taking his first class seat because hers wouldn’t properly recline during a flight from New York City.

President Trump played comedian-in-chief Friday night at the rescheduled White House Correspondents’ Dinner, where he had the entire room roaring as he quipped about a third term, Nicki Minaj twerking and trying to pair dress shoes with bulletproof vests in an entertaining and unifying speech.

The president smiled and laughed as the group of reporters from the Wall Street Journal were given the Katharine Graham Award for Courage and Accountability for their Epstein reporting.

Prospective jurors in Massachusetts mom Lindsay Clancy’s triple-murder trial were required to answer a lengthy list of personal questions about mental illness and who they know. 

Patrick Clancy now lives in a Midtown Manhattan high-rise with his new love, Rachel Danis. 

Christopher Lee Drummond — whose wealthy “coal king” father owns the prominent Drummond Company — was charged Monday with choking his wife Alexis, 37, at their $4 million mansion near Birmingham.