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Lionel Richie reveals in his memoir that the late Michael Jackson, affectionately dubbed ‘Smelly’ by friend Quincy Jones, often neglected his hygiene due to a hectic touring schedule, yet his musical genius remained untouched.

Paul Grewal, Coinbase Global’s Chief Legal Officer, implores Congress to swiftly clarify asset regulations, arguing that clearer oversight could have averted the catastrophic FTX collapse, as discussed on “Bloomberg Crypto.”

In a shocking admission, Shotsie Michael Buck-Hayes confessed to setting fire to Virginia lawmaker Lee Vogler, citing an affair with his estranged wife Mary Alice as motivation, leaving Vogler with severe burns and an ongoing battle for survival.

Women are on track to control 38% of investable assets in the U.S. by 2030, nearly doubling last year’s figures, heralding a transformative shift in wealth management and philanthropy, according to McKinsey and authors April Rudin and Nick Rice.

Emanuel Brunisholz, a Swiss wind instrument repairman, faces jail for refusing to pay a fine stemming from a Facebook post declaring biological differences between genders, igniting outrage and drawing attention from Elon Musk.

The municipal-bond market is poised for its strongest monthly performance in nearly two years, signaling a significant shift in financial momentum.

As the U.S. teeters on the brink of a government shutdown, President Donald Trump threatens mass firings of federal workers, jeopardizing paychecks for 750,000 employees amid a fierce funding deadlock with Democrats and Republicans.

Marshawn Lynch, now a Hall of Fame contender, is diving into the cannabis industry with his new brand Dodi, partnering with Originals to launch exclusive strains at a vibrant event in South Los Angeles, proving he’s still in Beast Mode.

As Chantel Jeffries turns 33, brace yourself for a sizzling showcase of her hottest bikini shots, from daring triangular tops to eye-popping neon swimsuits—each photo a reminder that her birthday glow is simply unmissable.

Jens Stoltenberg insists Western Europe must sacrifice billions in social services to bolster aid for Ukraine, warning that allowing Putin to win would incur the highest costs, as tensions with Russia continue to escalate.