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Melissa Gilbert Defends Husband Timothy Busfield Amid Child Sex Abuse Charges: ‘100% Confident He Will Be Exonerated’
Melissa Gilbert directly addressed her husband Timothy Busfield’s charges of criminal sexual contact with a minor for the first time on Monday. According to the actress, she is “100% confident he will be exonerated.” She spoke exclusively to “GMA” anchor George Stephanopoulos, alongside Busfield’s civil attorney Larry Stein. Gilbert noted that she “wasn’t capable” of
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JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon warns of business ‘exodus’ from NYC as Mamdani, lefty pols push for tax hikes
JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon issued a thinly veiled warning to New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani on Tuesday, saying crushing taxes and red tape are already sparking a “large exodus” of businesses out of the Big Apple. In his annual letter to shareholders, the 70-year-old Queens native stressed the Big Apple faces stiff competition
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Savannah Guthrie tears up greeting ‘Today’ fans on first day back since mom Nancy’s disappearance
Savannah Guthrie teared up while greeting “Today” fans on her first day back since Nancy’s disappearance. During Monday’s episode, the Arizona native walked out hand-in-hand with Jenna Bush Hager as the crowds — who were wearing yellow ribbons in support — cheered around them. “We are back at 8:30 on this beautiful Monday morning, and
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Trump admin lawyers ‘obligated’ to greenlight ‘violently illegal’ war plans: US official
A senior U.S. official revealed Monday that lawyers within the Trump administration “are obligated” to greenlight war plans – even those that appear “violently illegal” – and that those who shoot down such plans have mostly been removed or departed themselves, Zeteo reported. “According to sources with direct knowledge of the matter, the position in
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The Media Front: Why OpenAI Bought Tech Talk Show TBPN
Jordi Hays and John Coogan began streaming last year for more than three hours daily, offering boosterish takes on business and tech and building a small but influential audience among Silicon Valley titans and New York media players. On Thursday, OpenAI acquired TBPN — the “Technology Business Programming Network”— in a deal the Financial Times pegged
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Savannah Guthrie returns to NBC’s ‘Today’ for the first time since her mother went missing
Savannah Guthrie went back to work behind the “Today” show anchor desk Monday for the first time since the stunning and still unsolved disappearance of her mother eight weeks ago. The co-host’s return to the job was seamless. Guthrie, 54, read the tease of news stories at the top of the NBC morning program and
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‘Pre-war prices’ might never return – despite Trump’s contrary claims: economist
While President Donald Trump has repeatedly insisted that prices would fall “rapidly” once his administration’s war against Iran ends, a prominent economist on Monday not only rejected that claim, but warned that “pre-war prices” may never return in the United States. “I don’t think we’re going back to the pre-war prices for the foreseeable future,”
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Netflix Drops ‘Lord of the Flies’ Trailer From ‘Adolescence’ Co-Creator
The “Lord of the Flies” series from “Adolescence” co-creator Jack Thorne got a new trailer on Monday ahead of its May 4 premiere in the U.S. The four-episode adaptation of the classic 1954 novel by William Golding previously aired on BBC iPlayer, BBC One and Stan in February. It stars young actors David McKenna, Winston
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What Trump Got Right in Venezuela
In the days after U.S. troops hustled Nicolás Maduro onto an aircraft in the dead of night, President Trump’s critics were aghast. Not only had the president bypassed Congress in launching an audacious operation to oust a foreign leader, but he was potentially thrusting the United States into a foreign quagmire akin to the counterinsurgent
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Musk’s armed bodyguards allowed to roam federal buildings without training: report
Elon Musk’s bodyguards were granted federal law enforcement authority without basic training or experience — a shocking breach of security protocols that allowed the world’s wealthiest person’s security detail to move through federal buildings with deputized agent credentials they had no business carrying. According to reporting from MS NOW’s David Ingram and Ryan J. Reilly,