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When Stormy Daniels took the stand in Donald Trump 's hush money case, her salacious testimony was a lewd story of unwanted, unprotected, blackout missionary sex nearly 20 years ago with a married celebrity who would go on to run for and become President of the United States. Trump, now the  2024 presumptive Republican presidential nominee, is facing 34 criminal charges for falsifying business records for allegedly trying to hide the payment to Daniels before the 2016 election. Legal experts believe Daniels' detailed testimony should not have been allowed and actually damaged the prosecution case.

A waitress named Christiana has revealed the inappropriate messages sent to her by former pastor John-Paul Miller following the suicide of his wife Mica Miller. Miller, 30, was found dead with a self-inflicted gunshot wound at at Lumber River State Park in North Carolina days after serving her husband with divorce papers. Police have since released images of her final moments amid speculation about the circumstances of her death.

Rob and Tammy Anderson purchased their dream home in Eagle Mountain for $600,000 in November 2021. Soon they realized small issues like the paint was thinning and there was small cracks in the driveway, the couple told ABC4. The couple noticed there were also cracks in the basement walls and their front stairs and driveway appeared to be sinking into then ground. But the home's issues worsened over the last weeks, as construction began on a park that borders their backyard.

According to TMZ, the Chiefs star was 'taken aback' by Kramer's remarks about him on her podcast on Sunday, where she described him as a partygoer and someone always chasing attention. But, oddly enough, Kramer and Kelce have never met. What's more, is that Kelce had no idea who the country singer was before she came forward with her comments this past weekend. On Sunday, Kramer, who's engaged to former England attacking coach, Allan Russell, said that she initially 'loved' Kelce and Swift's DA-filled relationship,

Miss Israel Noa Cochva filmed herself carrying a poster that said 'I am an IDF soldier. Ask me anything' (left) around Washington Square Park on Monday. One woman pulled out a knife (right) while approaching Cochva's posse after saying 'I heard there was a Zionist here.' The woman put her face in the camera saying 'you little Zionist' as the crew tries to backway. Cochva posted the video to Instagram along with an emotional response to the critics (inset).

The wanna-be influencer has gone viral after she aggressively messaged a stranger who shares her married name and demanded she hand over her Instagram handle - @katherineasplundh. But just a few months ago, Katherine shared a TikTok where she mocked new wives who can't wait to update their name on social media. 'I just think it's a little bit a lot when I see girls change it before I even knew they were f***ing married, like chill,' Katherine said.

Katherine Asplundh, whose last name was Driscoll, and 27-year-old Cabot tied the knot in Palm Beach, Florida, on April 27. Cabot's family cofounded a massive Pennsylvania-based tree trimming company and is now worth at least $3 billion, according to Forbes. The couple pulled out all the stops, throwing a glamorous celebration with their closest friends and family members at the historic Henry Morrison Flagler museum - where event packages start at $10,000. The 75-room, 100,000-square-foot mansion was built in 1902 and described as 'more wonderful than any palace in Europe, grander and more magnificent than any other private dwelling in the world' at the time. Take a look inside the glamorous nuptials.

Conservative men have explained why they ditched life in the US to start fresh in Russia as they praised the country's Christianity, stunning scenery and beautiful women. After losing faith in American politics and their former idol Donald Trump, the men say they have found a better social and spiritual fit in the eastern European country and are unfazed about being led by an autocratic dictator like Vladimir Putin.

Callum and Jake Robinson, originally from Perth, were on a road trip with their American friend Jack Carter Rhoad around the west coast of Baja California on April 27 when they disappeared. On Saturday, their remains were found near the city of Ensenada - about 2km away from their Airbnb in Rosarito - at the bottom of a well. Each had a single gunshot wound to the head. Baja California's state prosecutor María Elena Andrade Ramírez alleged the trio had intended to steal the tyres, but the men died because they resisted the theft. However, photographs may suggest otherwise.

The words were forceful enough on Tuesday when President Joe Biden rightly condemned the current 'ferocious surge of anti-Semitism in America and around the world.' He was speaking, appropriately enough, at a Holocaust memorial ceremony in the US Capitol on May 7 - seven months to the day of Hamas 's unprovoked and barbarous attack on Israel. Biden was even explicit about Hamas' s crimes on that fateful day and its responsibility for the war that inevitably followed October 7. 'I have not forgotten,' averred the President. But the most remarkable feature of his speech was how little his words seemed to matter. They disappeared in the wind almost as soon as they were uttered. There was a time when America - indeed the world - took serious notice of what a US president said. Biden, it appears, can be safely ignored.

Women shared their heartbreaking experiences of loss and difficult pregnancies while living at Marine Corp base Camp Lejeune in a harrowing new documentary. Military personnel stationed at Camp Lejeune from 1975 to 1985 had at least a 20 percent higher risk for a number of cancers than those stationed elsewhere, federal health officials said. 'When I had her, they didn't bring her to me right away. I'm thinking in my mind they were trying to prepare me for what she looked like. One nurse said, "I'm going to be honest with you, I've never seen a case like this, so we're going to call in some specialists,"' said Ann Johnson, the wife of a military member.

Kylie, 26, was seen sobbing uncontrollably during an emotional scene from the upcoming season of the hit Hulu reality show after her mother Kris, 68, tearfully revealed to her children that doctors had found a tumor and a cyst during a recent scan. Reacting to the shocking news, Kylie breaks down in tears before being comforted by her older sister Kendall, 28. 

Ryan Watson, 40, and Bryan Hagerich, 39, both fathers of two young children, have spent months on the Caribbean islands following their arrests facing a 'terrifying' prospect.

Sumer Mobarak, a Palestinian-American who frequently ambushes lawmakers about a Gaza ceasefire, heckled Congressman Mike Ezell in a hallway of the US Capitol. 'You want the killing of my people, my Palestinian people?' she said. 'Shut up. Knock it off,' Ezell says as the video shows him extending a hand and knocking down the phone that was being used for recording. Mobarak said she filed a police report against Ezell, alleging assault.

Gisele Bunchen was spotted for the first time in public since she felt 'disrespected' by her ex Tom Brady's Netflix Roast. The supermodel, 43 - who split with the NFL icon in 2022 after 13 years of marriage - kept a low profile in a casual ensemble as she walked her pet pooch in Miami on Wednesday.  Allowing a peek at her toned tummy, the Brazilian bombshell rocked a grey crop top and matching sweat pants as she pulled her baseball cap down low. 

Donald Trump is considering sending special operations teams into Mexico to kill the heads of drug cartels if he retakes the White House in November, according to a new report citing three sources familiar with his thinking. During his four years in office he pondered whether it would be possible to launch missile strikes on cartel operations. And, with the threat of drugs smuggled across the southern border only increasing since then, he is now publicly campaigning on a platform that includes using covert means to hurt the gangs responsible.

The Royal Family put on a show of unity for King Charles today as he attended the first Buckingham Palace garden party of the summer season. His Majesty was accompanied by his wife Queen Camilla , the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh , the Princess Royal and the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester. The only working royals missing were the Prince and Princess of Wales - William had conducted an investiture in Windsor earlier in the day, while Kate is not undertaking public duties due to her health - along with the Duke of Kent and Princess Alexandra, who are both carrying out fewer engagements due to their increasing frailty. While the garden party runs until 5.30pm, just two miles away Prince Harry is due to arrive at St Paul's Cathedral at 5pm to attend a service to celebrate the 10th anniversary of his Invictus Games. The Duke of Sussex , who remains estranged from many family members after a string of attacks on the Royal Family in recent years, said yesterday that he had been told his father did not have time to see him this week while he is staying in the UK.

Around 7.30am on Wednesday two cars collided with a fire hydrant, sending water flooding into the road in West Phoenix. The water turned the ground swampy, opening up a sinkhole which a car fell into. Horrifying video shows the car slowly being sucked under ground until only its roof is visible.

The former MTV star has said farewell to the Golden State and hello to a popular city with lower taxes. Steve-O, who was born Stephen Glover, listed his three-bedroom, three-bathroom Hollywood Hills home and has already moved into a ranch in the Southeast. 'I got this ranch in Tennessee, which I love so much. I just had to say Hollywood, it's been cool, but I'm out,' he said in a YouTube video that he posted on May 2. Steve-O appeared to be living the dream in Tennessee and he hinted that one of the biggest reasons for the move is to stop paying California taxes.

It is more than 20 years since I discovered in my 50s that I have a copy of the gene, ApoE4, that has been linked to a raised risk of Alzheimer's. It's the same gene that the actor Chris Hemsworth carries, although he has two copies, one from each of his parents - he learned this in 2022 after having tests for a documentary series he was making about longevity. Now comes news of a major study that has found that almost everyone who has two copies of this gene goes on to develop early signs of Alzheimer's. Researchers at the Sant Pau Research Institute in Barcelona looked at data from 10,000 people and 3,000 brain donors and found that the majority of those with two copies showed signs of Alzheimer's by the time they reached the age of 55. The researchers estimate that around 2 per cent of people have this gene profile.

A mother who splurged $400 on her child's birthday party was left furious after none of the invited guests showed up - including family members. Anber, from Las Vegas, had paid for catering, snacks, a bounce house and  decorations for her daughter's birthday party at their home in April, but the mother-of-five took to TikTok to slam the guests for 'not bothering' to make an appearance. Anber uploaded a video to her account @anberx5 that documents a decorated yet deserted back garden (pictured, right) on the day of the party, along with the food and games on display for the children to enjoy. In the first part of the 13-second clip, Anber's young son (pictured, left) was seen wiping away tears as he sat on a bench in the garden. She later clarified it was because he was 'hurt' that no-one turned up to celebrate his little sister's birthday.

Are you a plant pundit, and do you have particularly praiseworthy vision? If so, the pairing may be able to help you weed out a hidden object quicker than most. Only the most eagle-eyed players will be able to locate the camouflaged cactus in seconds in this mind-boggling brainteaser. Crafted by Tombola, the perplexing puzzle challenges readers to find a cactus concealed within a jungle of various houseplant varieties in a shop. However, you need to have the sharpest of eyes to spot the prickly plant - as the brainteaser dares you to locate it in under 9 seconds. The average time to find the cactus is 55 seconds - but be warned, one in five players gave up entirely

Leo Lukenas III, 35, in New York City on Thursday from 'acute coronary artery thrombus, - a disease that causes the formation of a blood clot inside a blood vessel of the heart. The father of two and former member of the Army's Special Forces moved to banking last summer in an attempt to 'pursue new opportunities for his family,' according to his loved ones. The Brooklyn resident had reportedly recently worked on UMB'S $2billion deal acquisition of Heartland Financial USA, Inc. But, while his death was officially attributed to 'natural causes,' it has sparked claims from Wall Street workers who say the industry's conditions are unsustainable, particularly when ironing out a big deal.

Morgan Strickell, a resident of Northern California who is 12 weeks along, took to TikTok to break down why she wasn't willing to do the legwork to keep both her and her husband's relatives updated about the forthcoming addition to the family. 'I refuse to be the primary communicator with my husband's side of the family, and I wanna talk about this,' Morgan began the two-and-a-half minute clip. She went on to explain that, a few weeks back, her mother-in-law had confessed over the phone she felt 'a little bit hurt because she keeps finding out things about our pregnancy from her sister, who sees the posts on social media.'

You may have heard of the honeymoon period in a relationship, but did you know there are four other stages - and it can take years to work through them. There are five stages of grief and five in a relationship, according to a popular relationship expert. Kevin Pasco, 31, from Vancouver, Canada , recently shared the details of these phases, warning: 'Most people don't even make it to stage three… let alone stage five.' In a now-viral TikTok video, he outlines each era, starting with the honeymoon phase, which he says may last for sixth months to a year.

Flight attendants had to break up a fight between two men on a long-haul flight that started after one sat in the other's seat because he wanted to get away from another passenger's incessant coughing. The row started a few hours into the journey from Taiwan to San Francisco when one of the men was upset about a passenger next to him constantly coughing. The unnamed man took it upon himself to change seats and went to find an empty space.

Caitlin, from California, has been showcasing her new lifestyle after moving into an underground bunker, which is located in her friend's backyard. The renter, who assures viewers that she is 'most definitely not' a conspiracy theorist, only pays a mere $500 a month for her 1,100 square feet underground home which she moved into in April. Although there is no natural light, the home is compete with enough bunk beds to sleep over 20 of her closest friends and will keep them all safe in the event of a catastrophic disaster.

Music lovers could be seen dancing and waving their phones in the air with the flashlights turned on as the hip-hop artist Gunna performed his song 'fukumean' for a packed audience on Monday night at Detroit's Fox theatre. Venue operators Ilitch Sports and Entertainment soon released a statement assuring people that theatre has been built to withstand such dancing and regular checks were taking place