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AUBURN, AL — Auburn forward Johni Broome was back on the court for practice Thursday, declaring he feels great with no pain in his right elbow ahead of the Tigers’ crucial Final Four game against Florida. As Auburn’s top scorer and emotional backbone, Broome’s health is vital for the team’s chances in this tournament. Broome had a concerning moment during Auburn’s victory over Michigan State, where he injured his elbow. Although he left the game briefly for a medical evaluation, he returned to the court to the delight of the fans, scoring a 3-pointer shortly after. After holding off on…

Ja Morant, the star point guard for the Memphis Grizzlies, has sparked concern with his antics on the court, particularly regarding a playful gesture that some find troubling. Recently, during a game against the Miami Heat, Morant showcased his signature finger guns celebration shortly after scoring. This occurred despite a previous warning from the NBA for a similar action just days earlier. Morant, known for his dynamic playing style, found the basket early in the game, and his exuberance led to the finger gun gesture directed towards the Grizzlies bench. He repeated the gesture following another three-pointer later in the…

A college student who identifies as transgender was arrested at the Florida State Capitol after making a bold statement about breaking the law. Marcy Rheintgen, aged 20, was taken into custody as she entered a women’s restroom, which drew attention to recent legislation that prohibits transgender individuals from using bathrooms corresponding to their gender identity. Her arrest marks a notable case, as civil rights attorneys indicated it may be the first of its kind in a jurisdiction with such criminal bans. When Rheintgen arrived at the Capitol on March 19, the police were prepared for her entrance. They had been…

Senseless Stabbing Spree in Washington D.C. Leaves Six Injured In a shocking incident Thursday afternoon, the streets of Washington D.C. were marred by violence when an intoxicated individual went on a random stabbing spree, injuring at least six people. This frightening event unfolded around 3:22 p.m. in the Trinidad neighborhood, igniting concerns over safety in the nation’s capital. Metropolitan Police officers quickly responded to the scene, where they encountered multiple victims suffering from stab wounds. Speaking at a press conference, Metropolitan Police Department Chief Pamela Smith provided insight into the suspect’s erratic behavior, attributing it to an "altered mental state"…

A teacher from Kentucky, 27-year-old Elena Bardin, is facing serious accusations after allegedly soliciting a minor to kill her husband. She was taken into custody following an investigation by the Kentucky State Police. The investigation began after a routine search at the Adair Juvenile Detention Center uncovered letters and explicit materials believed to have been sent to the juvenile by Bardin, who worked at the facility. Authorities say Bardin not only encouraged the boy to harm her husband but also engaged in illegal sexual contact with him and shared sexually explicit images of herself. Bardin was arrested on Wednesday and…

U.S. District Judge James Boasberg on Thursday put the Trump administration’s legal team on the spot regarding their handling of deportations under a controversial immigration law. The case centers around the administration’s use of the Alien Enemies Act, dating back to 1798, which they invoked to deport Venezuelan nationals, some of whom are believed to be affiliated with the dangerous Tren de Aragua gang. Judge Boasberg confronted Deputy Assistant Attorney General Drew Ensign about the government’s apparent disregard for a court order issued last month that effectively paused these deportations. The Judge questioned Ensign’s assurance that the administration was following…

Dr. Mehmet Oz, a former heart surgeon and television personality, has been confirmed as the new head of the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS). He officially took the role after a narrow party-line vote of 53-45 in Congress. At 64 years old, Dr. Oz will oversee critical health insurance programs that serve nearly half of the American population, including Medicare, Medicaid, and Affordable Care Act coverage. His appointment comes at a crucial time, as lawmakers are currently discussing potential cuts to the Medicaid program, which plays a vital role in providing healthcare for millions of low-income and disabled…

President Trump recently unveiled a new initiative that is turning heads in the world of immigration and investment. During a flight aboard Air Force One, he showcased a unique product known as the “gold card,” designed for wealthy foreigners looking to secure residency in the United States. This card comes with a hefty price tag of $5 million, effectively offering a way for affluent individuals to bypass the usual lengthy immigration processes. Back in February, Trump first discussed this concept, proposing it as a solution to revamp the existing EB-5 visa program, which has faced criticism for its complexity and…

Chaka Khan, the legendary singer known for hits like “I’m Every Woman,” recently shared insights about her life and career in an interview. At 72, Khan reflects on her past experiences, including memorable moments spent with the late music icon Prince, though she admits her memory isn’t crystal clear. In the interview, Khan noted that fans often ask her about specific events, like an afterparty following Prince’s 1995 concert at Wembley Arena. She recollected a lively evening where she performed alongside Prince and fellow artist George Benson, saying, “Four o’clock in the morning? No one’s doing anything but craziness at…

A federal judge has decided to place a temporary hold on actions by President Trump’s administration that would significantly cut funding for COVID-19 support and various public health programs across the United States. U.S. District Judge Mary McElroy, who has connections to both Trump and former President Obama, stated that she is inclined to issue a temporary restraining order in response to a lawsuit filed by 23 states and the District of Columbia. She noted that these states presented a strong argument suggesting they would likely win if the case went to trial. New York Attorney General Letitia James quickly…