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Howie Mandel has admitted that he has mixed feelings about apologizing to Kelly Ripa after their awkward interview on Live with Kelly and Mark. “If somebody is offended [or] if somebody feels that I did wrong, then I apologize,” Mandel said on the Tuesday, March 31, episode of the “Hot Mics with Billy Bush” podcast. “I don’t believe in apologizing but, as I said in my post, which I kinda regret making the post, I don’t think you should apologize for a joke.” The drama started on March 23 while Mandel was being interviewed by Ripa, 55, and her husband,…
The NIT’s semifinals tip off tonight at historic Hinkle Fieldhouse in Indianapolis, and I want to look at the first game of No. 1 seed New Mexico vs. No. 1 Tulsa at 7 ET on ESPN because that should be more competitive than the nightcap featuring No. 4 Illinois State against No. 1 Auburn. The winners face off in Sunday’s championship game, which moves to Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indy, and I expect that to be the Lobos and Tigers. Fans who want to wager on college basketball can check out the latest BetMGM promo code for the best offer.New Mexico (26-10,…
Unlock the Editor’s Digest for freeRoula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter.This article is an on-site version of our Unhedged newsletter. Premium subscribers can sign up here to get the newsletter delivered every weekday. Standard subscribers can upgrade to Premium here, or explore all FT newslettersGood morning. It can take a long time for economic damage from big shocks to become apparent, and even longer for politicians to admit there has been a shock at all. Yesterday, almost 10 years after the UK’s vote to leave the EU, Prime Minister Keir Starmer acknowledged…
IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser.Now PlayingDNA testing confirms Ted Bundy killed Utah teen in 197400:24UP NEXTLindsey Buckingham attacked with unknown substance00:21Suspect appears to push man into oncoming train path00:21Artemis II launch captured by passenger on flight00:21Trump’s Strait of Hormuz remarks could concern Middle East01:33Trump threatens to bring Iran ‘back to the Stone Ages’01:00Trump urges countries to take control of the Strait of Hormuz00:53Presidential power tested again in birthright case01:39Parents hope Artemis II launch will inspire their kids02:26Artemis II successfully launches from Cape Canaveral00:53How reusable rocket tech could change space missions03:39’I…
“But in a crisis Australians deserve a government that is transparent and give you the facts every day. Instead, it’s taken consistent Coalition questioning in parliament for this government to release any information.“It must stop being led and start leading, and it must come clean. About how many oil shipments are coming to the country and about our fuel stocks about the number of empty servos. Especially now that Western Australia has declared a state of emergency.“The risk ahead of us is a patchwork of different rules across that country that leave Australians uncertain. We don’t want to see heavy-handed…
April 1, 2026 The real estate gluttony of the superrich is truly eye-popping. Ad Policy Billionaires have accumulated vast tracts of real estate across the country, including in Indian Creek Village, Florida, pictured here.(Zak Bennett / Bloomberg via Getty Images) On Sunday, Bernie Sanders brought his tax-the-rich road show to the Bronx, attracting another large and enthusiastic crowd. But as the support for a wealth tax grows, so does the opposition. In California, a group of tech and business leaders have contributed nearly $80 million to a campaign to block a ballot initiative that would impose a one-time 5 percent…
FRESNO — Four of the top Democrats running for California governor on Wednesday told a agriculture-friendly Central Valley audience that the left-leaning state’s restrictions on business and the environment have made life more difficult for farmers and should be rolled back.The candidates onstage at the Fresno State political forum, including two Republicans, did their best to appeal to voters in the midsection of California who often feel neglected by a state government dominated by big-city politicians from Southern California and the Bay Area. “I’m here today because for far too long, the interests of our ag economy and our rural towns…
Here’s a look at what celebrities have been up to as of late!Hudson Williams attended the Saturday Night Live afterparty in New York City in a full leather look from SIMKHAI. The actor also wore the Pacsun East Pacific Fleece Cutoff T-Shirt while appearing in his first skit of the night on the show.Aubrey Plaza stepped out in Paris, France in a matching set from AYA MUSE featuring a button-up top and a coordinating skirt.Rose Byrne, Britt Lower, Kathryn Hahn, and Allison Janney attended the 32nd Annual Actor Awards in Los Angeles, California after getting facials by celebrity facialist Lord Gavin McLeod-Valentine using The Method by Augustinus…
It has been almost three years since Errol Spence Jr stepped through the ropes, but a summer return against Australia’s Tim Tszyu seems to be gathering pace.Spence was handed the first defeat of his career back in 2023 by Terence Crawford, who became the undisputed welterweight world champion that night. Despite many feeling that it was a pick ’em fight beforehand, Crawford won handily, dropping Spence three times before scoring a TKO in the ninth.After a lengthy lay-off and persistent rumours of a return, Spence reportedly has ‘a done deal’ with Tszyu provided the Aussie comes through Denis Nurja this…
While global attention has been focused on the idiocracy behind POTUS Trump’s disastrous Ramadan War with Iran, the long-awaited collapse of OpenAI is quietly accelerating. Idiocracy Is at the Root of Both Problems The two disasters are deeply intertwined. And while it’s easy enough to point out the central role of Gulf State sovereign wealth funds in financing the AI boom, the demonstrated vulnerability of data centers in those same Gulf States, the absolute dependency of AI on electricity produced largely from fossil fuels, etc. etc. But there’s an even more fundamental factor that has led the political and financial…