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'All were well-educated and successful in careers,' Michelle Kosinski recalled of the recent dinner party. 'They seemed great! On the surface. For like an hour ' the onetime NBC News correspondent continued, categorizing the Trump-leaning guests as 'closeted'. 'But slowly, over a few drinks, they began to let slip their true MAGA natures.' The 50-year-old (third from left, with her husband and the Obamas) who served as CNN's White House Correspondent until 2020 went on to add how  she was surprised by the revelation - marveling at how a 'normal' a group of people could support a politician she does not approve of.

Joe Kent was on a classified mission overseas when a friend pulled him aside to say four Americans had been killed in a suicide bombing in Syria . Two of them were women, and Kent knew deep down that one of them was his wife Shannon. The Navy cryptologist had been hunting ISIS cells and their leaders in Manbij - when a man walked into a popular kebab restaurant frequented by U.S. personnel and detonated his suicide vest. The mother of two young boys was 35 years old, and killed while working alongside the nation's most secretive intelligence office, the National Security Agency, to track down terrorists. Even her husband didn't know the full details of the work she was doing or exactly where she was.

Prince Harry will not meet his father King Charles III during his trip to Britain because of the monarch's 'full programme', but insisted that he 'hopes to see him soon'. The Duke of Sussex arrived in Britain alone today after flying in from California for a ceremony marking the 10th anniversary of the Invictus Games in London tomorrow. Ahead of the service, Harry visited Armoury House this afternoon for an Invictus Games discussion called 'Realizing a Global Community' hosted by Louise Minchin . The Prince had hoped to meet his estranged father the King during his trip, which follows a previous quick visit in February after Charles's cancer diagnosis. 

WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT. Jaqueline Gmack, from Papanduva in Brazil, took the over-the-counter tablets in 2011 to help relieve her period cramps. Within just 48 hours the now 31-year-old suffered a mild itch in her eye and blood blisters in her mouth. After rushing to hospital, her symptoms rapidly escalated and she developed blisters across her face which left her unable to see properly. Medics revealed she was suffering from Stevens-Johnson Syndrome (SJS) and placed her in an induced coma.

U.S. News and World Report released its list of the top 10 'Best States' for 2024 - but the results may infuriate readers. The results were based on the average of three years of data from recent national surveys that asked nearly 70,000 people total to prioritize subjects such as public safety, crime and more in their home state. Some categories were assigned more value than others. Health care and education were weighted most heavily, followed by state economies, infrastructure, and opportunity.

When Donald Trump arrived in a Manhattan courtroom last month to stand trial in the first-ever criminal prosecution of a former U.S. president, he barely acknowledged the man who's been trying to take him down for years. Prosecutor Matthew Colangelo is Trump's polar opposite - a slim gray-haired man in a gray suit whose mild manner and steady tone belie the relentlessness with which he has pursued the flamboyant ex-president. Even as Colangelo laid out his case against the Republican presidential hopeful, reading aloud the shocking details of the 'P****gate' scandal and various alleged schemes to buy the silence of women who say they had affairs with Trump, the wiry, bespectacled prosecutor displayed little emotion.

A mother who threw her disabled six-year-old son into a crocodile-infested river where he was mauled to death by reptiles has now blamed her husband, claiming he goaded her into it.  Savitri Kumar, 32, from Uttara Kannada, a district in the western Indian state of Karnataka, had a heated argument with the boy's father, Ravi Kumar, 27, who repeatedly ordered her to 'throw the child away', the Times of India reports.  Police say her husband allegedly questioned her decision to give birth to Vinod, who was born deaf and mute. 

There was an eye-popping group photograph shared on Tuesday morning. It was taken during the Casamigos event in New York City after the biggest event in fashion took place. The brand had partnered with Stella McCartney in throwing a MET Gala after party at Casa Cruz. 

Kim Kardashian (left and right) is known for pushing the boundaries with her daring Met Gala looks - and last night's outfit might be her most extreme one yet. The reality star, 43, shocked onlookers with her astonishingly tiny waist (inset) at the star-studded event at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. The mother-of-four, who was once famous for her curvaceous figure, showcased an extreme body transformation in a custom silver armoured Maison Margiela corset and sheer lacy skirt. The SKIMS founder completed her shocking ensemble, which was designed by John Galliano, with a pair of towering silver heels and a grey knitted cardigan. However, the show-stopping outfit sparked concern from social media users - with one writing on X: 'How many ribs did Kim get removed????' So how DID Kim Kardashian squeeze into John Galliano's tiny corset? So how DID Kim Kardashian squeeze into John Galliano's tiny corset? From breathing lessons to crash diets, here FEMAL reveals of the extreme lengths the star has previously gone to to fit into her Met Gala looks.

Cardi B pulled out all the stops to host her own Met Gala afterparty in New York on Monday night as the stars continued the celebrations into the night across the city. The rapper, 31, wowed in a slinky red corset gown as she arrived at Silencio. Doja Cat, 28, went braless for nightclub mogul Richie Akiva's bash with Rita Ora, Dua Lipa, Shakira and Emily Ratajkowski also partying the night away.

The 2024 Met Gala's best dressed 'mystery woman' has been unmasked as Indian fashion entrepreneur Mona Patel. She stole the show at the event with her now-viral butterfly-inspired gown and sparked a frenzy of intrigue on social media, where users waxed lyrical about her stunning nude-colored Iris Van Herpen dress.  

Tiffany Henyard, 40, slammed her city colleagues in a scathing response to their move against her, telling them there is a 'right way to do things and this is not that' as she made her veto. The Mayor of Dolton erupted in a furious rant on Monday evening as she shot down the probe, telling her colleagues at a city council meeting: 'How dare you!' The city council meeting was met with extra police security and protests over Henyard's recent controversies, and was the first since federal investigators served subpoenas on city hall. The subpoenas are seeking documents from Henyard and Dolton Village Administrator Keith Freeman related to expenses reimbursements and trips allegedly paid for by the city. After trustees voted to hire Lightfoot for $400 an hour to investigate, Henyard rejected the move, telling the city council meeting: 'You know, it's veto power, so how dare you think you can come into someone's town and do work.' 'There is a right way to do things, and this is just not that,' she said. '(Lightfoot) will not be paid for her services.'

The Israeli 401st Brigade entered the Rafah crossing and took 'operational control' of the crucial crossing for both aid and those able to flee into Egypt, officials said, adding this morning that they had 'eliminated approximately 20 terrorists'. Footage circulating on social media showed an IDF tank trundling over the border, with another clip later appearing to show Israeli flags flying at the crossing point. This came just hours after Israel roundly rejected a new ceasefire deal hashed out by Egyptian and Qatari negotiators that Hamas said it had accepted. Palestinian hopes for an end to the war were shattered late last night when Israel launched intense air strikes on Rafah, with Gaza's crossing authority claiming that Israel's decision to press on with its assault in spite of ongoing negotiations would see the deaths of countless more Gazans.

Gisele Bundchen is 'deeply disappointed' and feels 'disrespected' by Tom Brady's Netflix Roast show - which saw shock quips about her new romance with Joaquim Valente aired. The supermodel, 43, split from Brady, 46 in 2022 after 13 years of marriage and two children - with their union and her subsequent new relationship with Valente, 35, the butt of jokes on The Greatest Roast of All Time: Tom Brady which aired live Sunday

Medical student Christopher Gilbert, 26, was pushed into a lake in Farmerville, Louisiana , on April 14, and left fighting for his life for 20 minutes while his friends watched on. Now, as the medical student makes a remarkable recovery in hospital, his family is considering civil action against the restaurant Gilbert by the lake and are demanding to know why no-one has been arrested.

Anyone who thinks they have no need to worry about high blood pressure should think again - it can affect people of all ages, and millions are unaware they have it. This is a worry, as the condition is highly treatable, often simply with diet and ­lifestyle changes - but left untreated, the risks are serious. By dietary changes I don't just mean ­cutting back on salt. In research I was involved with at King's College London in 2020, we identified more than 15 nutrients that are related to lower blood pressure. In fact, diet tweaks can be so helpful that if you're on blood pressure drugs it's worth talking to your doctor before making major changes to your diet. Otherwise you could find your blood pressure dropping too low.

Fragments of Planet Theia appear to be buried deep beneath Africa and the Pacific Ocean. And now more evidence has been found deep inside the moon, via NASA's GRAIL spacecraft. GRAIL has detected 'gravity anomalies' deep under the moon's surface - data that are helping planetary geophysicists retrace the 'blow by blow' of this long-theorized, ancient collision of worlds

Police arrested six squatters who took residence in the home after they stole a neighbor's car this past Saturday. South Fulton cops busted the squatters at 4300 Caveat Court and recovered the stolen vehicle on Saturday - after they had been illegally lodging in the home for five months. Mel Keyton - a candidate for the state house president of Hampton Oaks Homeowners Association - says they broke back into the house shortly after 1am Monday morning.

Vladimir Putin has revamped his £1 billion clifftop palace, getting rid of his pole-dancing boudoir and installing a church with a 'throne' for his personal use. The dictator, 71, was stung when investigative journalists working with Alexei Navalny's anti-corruption foundation (FBK) discovered the gaudy Gelendzhik castle overlooking the Black Sea three years ago. Amid a scandal over misuse of state funds, the Kremlin claimed it belonged instead to his childhood friend Arkady Rotenburg, 72, who told reporters he was creating a sumptuous 'apart-hotel'.

Ozempic, the miracle weight loss injection, has taken the world by storm, enabling its users to suppress their appetites and speedily shed the pounds. Little wonder then that any time a celebrity appears looking suddenly - and drastically - thinner, they are instantly assumed to have used Ozempic. When Bridesmaids star Melissa McCarthy uploaded a photograph to her Instagram page looking the slimmest she has been in years, many of her 13 million followers must have wondered whether Ozempic (also manufactured under the brand name Wegovy) was responsible.

People from around the world have taken to social media to share the most bizarre apologies they have received and Bored Panda collated the best into an online gallery. Including someone who spray painted an apology after crashing into a car. (left) Another clogged the office toilet but left an apology note explaining they 'feel much better' (top right) Someone else killed two birds with one stone and made their graffiti artwork also the apology (bottom right)

The National Weather Service Storm Prediction Center issued a tornado watch for portions of Southern Kansas, Western and Central Oklahoma, and Western North Texas Monday afternoon. Punishing hail and strong winds, including isolated gusts at speeds up to 75 mph, were anticipated to impact more than 3.4 million people. Colorado was already beginning to feel the storm as it rolled across the state Monday evening, forcing airline carriers to delay or cancel more than 1,100 flights at Denver International Airport. That morning, McConnell Air Force Base in nearby Wichita, Kansas, moved several of its planes to other bases to shield them from damage. The forecast in the region calls for the possibility of damaging winds between 70 and 80 mph.

Last summer, the high-profile Canadian couple ended their 18-year marriage. Though she has been discreet about the split, the humanitarian and mental health advocate has been busy raising their three children: Xavier, 16, Ella-Grace, 15, and Hadrien, 10, and shared her new book that focuses on mental health and wellness.

The incident occurred on May 1 in Midtown Manhattan, and was captured by one of the intrepid detectives' body-cameras. Footage of the dangerous operation was then shared to the New York Police Department's X page, where officers wrote of how the woman was hoisted to safety, after being found on a ledge outside protective glass meant to keep spectators safe. The minute-long video tells the rest, and how ESU detectives worked together with a system of ropes and pulleys to get the woman on solid ground. As of writing, it remains unclear if she was suicidal. DailyMail.com has reached out to the NYPD, as well as the ritzy hotel where it is believed to have happened, for comment.

Newlyweds Umar and Nada Kamani enjoyed a fairytale ending to their four-day wedding in the glitzy South of France, hosting a Disney-themed brunch - complete with a finger buffet and vintage brass band - for departing guests. Their nuptials are estimated to have cost around £20million, with performances by Mariah Carey and Andrea Bocelli and two wedding ceremonies. (Pictured from left: PrettyLittleThing founder Umar Kamani and wife Nada with Disney characters. Inset top: Their western wedding, inset bottom left: a brass band playing at the brunch. Inset bottom right: the buffet guests enjoyed)

NEOM, which is behind the project and is the brainchild of ruler Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, claims the 106-mile metropolis will 'redefine liveability' and 'transform how we live​'. But critics have said the grand plan is unfeasible, with a Bloomberg report last month suggesting it's length will be reduced by 98 per cent to just one-and-a-half miles and will be home to just 300,000 people by 2030, rather than 1.5 million. Renderings suggest that the metropolis will be encased in two long mirrored skyscrapers which reflect the sky, surrounding desert and water, giving the illusion of invisibility. So when a cruise ship sails towards its concealed entrance, it appears to vanish from a certain angle, with little explanation available as to what purpose the futuristic marina would serve or how it will be accessed.

A British soldier's harrowing secret sketchbook has revealed how prisoners were packed onto sweltering ships and forced into hard labour in Japanese prisoner of war camps. Second Lieutenant Arkless Lockey spent three years in notorious camps after being captured during the fall of Singapore in 1942. He secretly filled a sketchpad with 33 detailed drawings that show the appalling conditions the British PoWs endured at the hands of tyrannical prison guards in the hellish Japanese camps. One of the colourful illustrations highlights how the shirtless men were packed in like sardines for weeks on a sweltering prison ship which took them from Singapore to Taiwan. Others show emaciated prisoners doing 13 hour non-stop shifts of hard labour, including picking rocks, dragging logs and working in a paddy field.

Get ready to put your memory and observation skills to the test as this mind-boggling brainteaser dares you to spot the genuine logos hidden among fakes in under 60 seconds. From Google to Amazon to TikTok, we encounter countless logos to global brands on a daily basis - but just how well do we remember their distinct designs? Solopress has cooked up a challenge that will leave you questioning your logo recognition abilities while testing your eagle eyes and memory skills. Whether you're a logo master or a novice in the world of brand recognition, this brainteaser is guaranteed to keep you entertained - and perhaps teach you a thing or two about the art of logo design along the way. The perplexing puzzle requires readers to spot genuine logos of popular brands hidden among rows of cleverly crafted fakes.

Queen Mary of Denmark and her husband King Frederick once again brushed off rumours of an affair as they put on a very affectionate display during the second day of their royal state visit to Sweden. Mary, 52, looked elegant in a ruby long sleeved gown as she arrived for lunch at City Hall in Stockholm with hosts King Carl Gustaf and Queen Silvia of Sweden.  The royal couple and her husband, 55, clearly hoped to put an end to the 'affair' rumours that have been swirling around them for months. 

Laura Twyford, from Eastvale, California, took to TikTok to unravel the sordid details of her dilemma. The 19-year-old explained that the couple had been together for several months but she eventually found out that he had been in an open relationship with another woman the entire time. Laura claimed that all of his friends and family were aware of his relationship status but no one had ever told her about his other girlfriend - who he had been seeing for three years.