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“Return of the Mack” singer Mark Morrison has been charged with battery after a run in with the manager of a high-end restaurant in Florida, according to TMZ. The pop star, who has a long history of brushes with the law, reportedly pushed the manager of Le Bar à Vin in Palm Beach on his upper body during a disagreement over an event Morrison had apparently booked, to be hosted at the venue. Witnesses reportedly jumped in after the argument became physical. TMZ also obtained a photo, purportedly showing the English singer, 52, in cuffs. Morrison was reportedly released Sunday morning after posting $1,000 bond. In 1999 The Guardian called Morrison the “baddest boy in pop,” after he sent a lookalike to finish community service for him after he violated an order imposed in 1995 for his part in a brawl in which a man died. He laid low in Barbados for a month and was arrested upon his return to England.

President Donald Trump announced 25 percent tariffs on any country that buys oil or gas from Venezuela on Monday, writing on Truth Social that “Venezuela has purposefully and deceitfully sent to the United States, undercover, tens of thousands of high level, and other, criminals, many of whom are murderers and people of a very violent nature.” The post further said that “hostile” Venezuela had sent gangs to the U.S., including Tren de Aragua, which has been designated a terrorist organization. Trump announced the tariffs would go into effect on April 2, which the president has dubbed “LIBERATION DAY IN AMERICA.” Trump imposed 25 percent tariffs on goods from Canada and Mexico earlier this month but was forced to walk them back after automakers complained, and the stock market took a plunge. The U.S. itself spent $5.6 billion on oil and gas from Venezuela in 2024.

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After what felt like an endless winter, spring has finally sprung, which means hiking season is officially here. Whether you’re drawn to the breathtaking desert vistas of Arizona’s Devils Bridge Trail or the lush, tree-lined paths of Virginia’s Cascade Falls, your hiking shoes need to be up to the task—not only for the terrain but also for the shifting elevation while on the trail. Merrell’s new Nova 4 (men) and Antora 4 (women) hiking shoes are designed to tackle the challenge.

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Donald Trump Jr. is headlining a group of conservative gun activists joining the board of online firearms retailer GrabAGrun as it plans to go public later this year, the company announced Monday. GrabAGrun is in the process of merging with a holding company led by businessman Omeed Malik, whose conservative-leaning venture fund 1789 Capital has invested in Tucker Carlson’s independent media outlet, the newsletter publisher Substack, and Elon Musk’s xAI, SpaceX, and X. Don Jr. joined 1789 as a partner last year. President Donald Trump’s eldest son is one of several prominent right-wing additions to be added to GrabAGun’s board; venture capitalist Blake Masters, a protégé of Peter Thiel and failed candidate for Senate and Congress, is also joining. So are onetime National Rifle Association (NRA) executive director Chris Cox and YouTuber, gun activist, and lawyer Collins Idehen Jr., who goes by the alias Colion Noir and has produced content for the NRA. In a filing noted by Axios, GrabAGun said it is growing fastest among the coveted Gen Z and millennial demographics, positioning it for sustained revenues. Don Jr., meanwhile, is the publisher of the hunting and outdooring lifestyle brand Field Ethos, which publishes a quarterly print journal and sells branded clothing and recreational gear.

DNA testing firm 23andMe filed for bankruptcy and announced the resignation of its CEO on Sunday. Anne Wojcicki, the departing chief executive who remains on the company’s board, said in a statement that filing for bankruptcy is “the best path forward to maximize the value of the business.” Over 15 million people have submitted their DNA to the company for testing, making a colossal database of human genetics that could now be sold to the highest bidder in bankruptcy proceedings. “Any buyer will be required to comply with applicable law with respect to the treatment of customer data,” the company, which has previously been infiltrated by hackers, said in a news release. Last week, California’s Attorney General Rob Bonta urged 23andMe users to “delete your data and destroy any samples of genetic material held by the company” after the business “publicly reported that it is in financial distress.” Wojcicki, who co-founded the company in 2006, said she was “disappointed” by the bankruptcy plan and that her previous bid to take private ownership of the company had been rejected. She now seeks to “secure the company’s assets during the restructuring process” so that she can “be in the best position to pursue the company as an independent bidder,” she announced on X.

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Joe Biden appeared in public for the first time since stepping down as president on Sunday, attending the Broadway premier of Othello starring Denzel Washington and Jake Gyllenhaal with wife Jill. Donning a tuxedo while the former first lady wore a teal green dress, the former president gave a quick wave as he was ushered out of his motorcade and into the Barrymore Theatre for a “date night” in Manhattan. “Riveting… brilliant … BRAVO!” Jill wrote in an Instagram caption alongside a photo of the pair posing inside the theatre following the show’s conclusion. The Bidens were also spotted backstage after the performance, shaking hands with the cast while posing for a picture with the play’s two leads. It comes just days after the former president was given the cold shoulder by Democratic staffers after offering his services to help with campaigning and fundraising efforts. “Joe Biden should enjoy retirement at the beach in Rehoboth,” a Democratic insider told the New York Post last week. “No voter wants to hear from him. He is delusional and arrogant to think that he can be a value add to the Democratic Party. We need to move on from the era of Joe Biden and embrace new, younger leadership.”

Rep. Mia Love, the first Republican Black woman elected to Congress, has died aged 49. “With grateful hearts filled to overflowing for the profound influence of Mia on our lives, we want you to know that she passed away peacefully today,” the former Utah congresswoman’s family said as they announced her passing on X, Sunday night. Love died at her home in Saratoga Springs. She represented Utah’s 4th Congressional District from 2015 to 2019. Love was fighting brain cancer and had recently received immunotherapy as part of a clinical trial at Duke University’s brain tumor center before her passing. Earlier this month, Love’s daughter shared that her mother’s cancer was no longer responding to the treatment. “In the midst of a celebration of her life and an avalanche of happy memories, Mia quietly slipped the bands of mortality and, as her words and vision always did, soared heavenward,” her family wrote. “We are thankful for the many good wishes, prayers and condolences. We are taking some time as a family and will provide information about funeral services and a public celebration of her life in the days to come.” Love is survived by her husband, Jason, and three children, Alessa, Abigale, and Peyton. In 2016, Love skipped the Republican National Convention and endorsed Ted Cruz, refusing to vote for Trump after his lewd comments were revealed. She lost her 2018 re-election bid by fewer than 700 votes. Trump shaded Love after her defeat. “Mia Love gave me no love and she lost,” he said. “Too bad. Sorry about that, Mia.”

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. posted a photo of himself with the anti-vaccine crusader Novak Djokovic, writing in a caption that the Grand Slam champion was “First in tennis. First in integrity. First in courage.” President Donald Trump’s secretary for health and human services told Congress during his confirmation hearing that he wasn’t “anti-vaccine,” despite having spent years peddling conspiracy theories about vaccines causing autism. He has since ordered the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to study the issue—again—even though dozens of studies have failed to turn up a link, and has downplayed the effectiveness of the MMR vaccine as a deadly measles outbreak has spread from Texas to California, New York, and Maryland. Djokovic has won 24 Grand Slam championships but was forced to sit out tournaments during the COVID-19 pandemic because he refused to get vaccinated. He’s currently competing in the Miami Open.

Brett Gardner, a standout former outfielder for the New York Yankees, announced the death of his 14-year-old son Miller on Sunday. In a joint statement with his wife Jessica, Gardner said Miller fell ill along with several other family members while on vacation. “We have so many questions and so few answers at this point, but we do know that he passed away peacefully in his sleep on the morning of Friday, March 21st,” the couple said. “Miller was a beloved son and brother and we cannot yet comprehend our life without his infectious smile.” The family asked the public to respect their request for privacy, and did not disclose an exact cause of death. The New York Yankees also mourned Miller’s death in a statement, fondly recalling his “outgoing and feisty” personality as well as his “warm and loving” nature. “Our hearts are heavy, and the Yankees family is filled with grief after learning of the passing of Miller Gardner,” the team said. “It wasn’t just Brett who literally grew up in this organization for more than 17 years—so did his wife, Jessica, and their two boys, Hunter and Miller.”

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Whether you’re cranking out work in a home office or sharing space with colleagues, an effective printer is a must-have in any professional setting; you need something that will get the job done without any unexpected hiccups or headaches. HP has been one of the go-to printing names for years, and its new flagship Laserjet Pro MFP 3101sdw Printer sees the brand once again setting the standard for quality and reliability.

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The 20-year-old University of Georgia student who went viral after her smiling mugshot was released online is in trouble with the law yet again. Just weeks after she was arrested and charged with speeding, Lily Stewart was arrested again on obstruction of a law enforcement officer and loitering and prowling charges, according to online police records. TMZ was the first to report the story. According to Athens-Clarke County documents, the incident took place at 5:26 a.m. local time by the the University of Georgia Police Department. She faces two misdemeanor charges; obstruction of a law enforcement officer and loitering/prowling. She was released just before 11 a.m. after posting a total $4600 bond. When contacted by People, Stewart’s attorney, Stephen Morris, “said they had no comment.” UGA and the UGA Police Department did not immediately respond to People’s request for comment. Stewart was first arrested March 8 on suspicion of speeding in excess of the maximum limits.

Canadians are pushing back against Donald Trump’s plan to make Canada the 51st U.S. state—this time, recruiting Mike Myers to get the message across. The Austin Powers star and prominent Canadian joined Prime Minister and Liberal Party leader Mark Carney to support his “elbows up” campaign ahead of the country’s snap election, which shows Conservatives and Liberals in a tight race. The term originates from ice hockey and is meant to evoke resistance. The Liberal party has run successfully so far on an anti-Trump message after the American president began an all out trade war on Canada in January, crippling relations between the two. In the video, Carney quizzes Myers on stereotypical Canadian topics at an ice rink after the actor admits to living in the U.S.: children’s show Mr. Dressup, which aired on the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, hockey, and weather in Toronto (which they declared as “winter and construction”). Myers aced all of the questions before asking, “Will there always be a Canada?” Carney reassures him that there will be, as Myers turns around to reveal a “Never 51″ jersey, digging at Trump’s very own words.