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On Friday, Venezuela's Nicolás Maduro officially swore in for a third term as president, sparking heated reactions both inside the country and across the globe. Opposition leaders have denounced this moment as a "coup d’état," capping off more than five months of bitter dispute over the legitimacy of last summer's contested election.

Rudy Giuliani, the former mayor of New York and once a prominent lawyer for Donald Trump, finds himself in deep legal and personal trouble yet again. For the second time in just one week, Giuliani has been found in contempt of court, marking another low point in his downfall. This time, it's tied to his relentless spreading of false claims about the 2020 presidential election—claims that have caused real harm to the lives and reputations of two Georgia election workers. The court’s harsh rebuke of Giuliani comes as part of the ongoing legal battles over the defamation suits filed by these workers, who are still dealing with the fallout from the lies Giuliani helped amplify.

During a press session on Friday, President Joe Biden didn’t mince words when responding to questions regarding Meta’s latest decision to overhaul its content moderation system. The company, led by CEO Mark Zuckerberg, had announced that it would no longer rely on fact-checkers, opting instead for user-generated community notes. Biden called this shift "really shameful," highlighting concerns about the spread of misinformation and the absence of professional oversight.

Did anyone ever think the mystery of Luna's father was really put to rest along with Tom Starr? If you thought that chapter was closed, think again. It seems like the whole question is being brought back into the spotlight the week of January 13, and this time, there’s a very different twist. Let’s break it down because this reveal may just flip everything on its head.

The wildfires that ravaged Pacific Palisades have left a trail of devastation, and one of the most poignant casualties was the home of "This Is Us" star Milo Ventimiglia. The actor, known for portraying the beloved Jack Pearson on the hit TV show, found himself in a heartbreaking situation when the flames tore through his house, destroying everything in their path, including something deeply personal—the newly installed crib for his soon-to-arrive child. This loss struck a particularly emotional chord, not only because of the personal nature of the destruction but also because of the eerie parallel between his real-life tragedy and the storyline of his iconic character, Jack, who perished in a house fire on the show.

The iconic reunion of Kathie Lee Gifford and Hoda Kotb at NBC’s 30 Rock studio on Friday was a moment to remember. Fans were treated to a surprise “Hoda-bration” celebration during the first two hours of the Today show, which brought Gifford, Kotb's former co-host, back to the morning show. This reunion was all about the special bond between these two beloved personalities, and it was packed with emotional moments that had everyone in the studio—and likely the viewers at home—feeling all the feels.

The FA Cup, one of football's oldest and most cherished competitions, has been a thrilling journey for over 150 years. From the Wanderers’ first triumph in 1871-72 to the dramatic Manchester derbies in recent finals, this iconic tournament has undergone massive changes. Yet, through it all, the spirit of football and the excitement it brings have remained as strong as ever.

The Miami Hurricanes' football program is no stranger to big names making bold moves. One standout story that’s sure to captivate the hearts of college football fans is that of Cam Ward. Last year, the Hurricanes managed to convince Ward to skip the NFL draft, and in return, Ward led Miami to their first 10-win season since 2017. It’s safe to say that his decision paid off—now, as the 2025 NFL draft approaches, Ward could very well be the first quarterback selected.

The Arizona Cardinals are stepping up in a big way to show some serious sportsmanship and compassion. They’re doing everything they can to ensure the Los Angeles Rams feel right at home when they hit the field at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona. The Rams are set to face off against the Minnesota Vikings in a high-stakes wild-card game, and the Cardinals’ actions are winning hearts across the league.

Jared McCain’s journey with the Philadelphia 76ers took an unexpected turn, leaving fans and teammates alike grappling with disappointment. The 20-year-old rookie guard, who had been dazzling audiences with his standout performances, is now sidelined for the remainder of the season following left knee surgery. Coach Nick Nurse, who had a sense this might be the case, made it a point to check in with McCain frequently at the practice facility. From casual chats to discussing recovery strategies, Nurse was there to support his player through a tough time.

Paolo Banchero's Long-Awaited Return: How the Magic Stayed Strong Without Their Star

In an extraordinary twist of political drama, South Korea’s political landscape is witnessing unprecedented chaos as the country deals with the impeachment of its embattled president, Yoon Suk Yeol. The country's stability has been thrown into turmoil ever since Yoon’s short-lived declaration of martial law on December 3rd. This event marked the beginning of a political crisis that has left South Korea grappling with massive uncertainties. As things continue to unfold, the chief of security for Yoon, Park Chong-jun, resigned this past Friday amid a growing investigation that has captured the attention of both domestic and international observers.

In a significant ruling late Thursday night, the Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals delivered a blow to efforts aimed at blocking the release of Special Counsel Jack Smith's final report, which summarizes his investigations into Donald Trump. This decision came after U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon, who previously dismissed the classified documents case against Trump, had temporarily stopped the report from being released earlier in the week.

Golden Globes Kickstart Awards Season: A Glimpse into the Glitz, Drama, and Oscar Predictions

Lane Johnson recently made a comment that’s worth reflecting on. It wasn’t groundbreaking or the most insightful observation in history, but it offered a glimpse into the Philadelphia Eagles’ current mindset. When asked to compare the locker room atmosphere to last postseason, Johnson quipped with a chuckle, “Well, we’re not on a six-game losing streak, or whatever it was.” While his response was humorous, it also carried a deeper truth about the Eagles’ transformation.

When the Ravens stumbled out of the gate this season with two straight losses, critics were quick to question the team’s strategy, particularly regarding their use of star running back Derrick Henry. After all, he had managed only 31 carries for 130 yards in those opening contests. But as the season progressed, it became abundantly clear that the Ravens’ success wasn’t solely about Henry—it was about the guys paving the way for him up front.

A federal appeals court ruled Thursday that the report compiled by special counsel Jack Smith on his investigation into election subversion and the January 6, 2021 events can be made public, but with some important conditions still in place. A three-day hold, imposed by a lower court judge, could provide former President Donald Trump with an opportunity to seek intervention from the Supreme Court, keeping the fate of the report up in the air.

Season three of The Traitors is back with a bang, kicking off on January 9th on Peacock with an exciting three-episode premiere. This isn’t just any reality show—it’s a high-stakes game that mixes deception, strategy, and intense drama. Hosted by Alan Cumming, the series brings together 21 contestants who are whisked away to a Scottish castle, where the main goal is to win a cash prize of up to $250,000. Sounds simple enough, right? Well, things get a little more complicated, thanks to a group of “Traitors” among the contestants.

The Golden Globes are officially underway, and as always, the night is packed with memorable moments, emotional speeches, awkward pauses, and plenty of drama that'll flood social media feeds. If you're a fan of Hollywood's glitzy chaos, then the Golden Globes truly delivers — it's like the Oscars' more relaxed, "let's-have-a-drink" cousin.

The first time Bill Parcells called Sean Payton was on Christmas night in 2002. That conversation, which was more like a gift waiting to be unwrapped, remains a pivotal moment—one that has shaped Payton's path and, ultimately, the Broncos' revival this season. Fast-forward to the present, and Payton's second year at the helm of the Denver Broncos has already exceeded expectations. Under his guidance, the team has made a strong playoff push for the first time since 2015. With a year of groundwork laid, Payton isn't just marking his territory—he's fully claiming it, swagger and all.