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Gisele Bündchen was seen showcasing her postpartum body during a stroll in Miami with her newborn son and boyfriend Joaquim Valente. The supermodel looked casual in leggings and a tank top while carrying her baby in a carrier and walking her dog. Bündchen recently welcomed her third child, the first with Valente, and is enjoying a new chapter in her life away from her ex-husband Tom Brady. Full Article

Former GSA head Emily Murphy plans to save the government money by selling or leasing unused buildings, working with Elon Musk's DOGE to identify vacant spaces. GSA will reduce long-term financial obligations by terminating leases and selling office space, aiming to return funds to the Treasury Department and improve efficiency. Acting administrator Stephen Ehikian pledges to focus on making government work smarter and faster, with GSA leading cost-saving efforts. Full Article

In a new national NBC News poll, voters are initially dissatisfied with the state of the economy and President Donald Trump's handling of it in 2025, despite an increase in positive sentiments about the nation's direction following his re-election. Trump's approval rating equals his highest mark at 47%, but a majority still disapproves at 51%. The poll also shows a divided America post-election, with mixed feelings towards Trump's performance, a growing Republican base, and uncertainty...

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A South Carolina jury awarded $700 million to the family of 17-year-old Brittanee Drexel, who was kidnapped and murdered in Myrtle Beach in 2009. Raymond Moody, the perpetrator, was found guilty of causing emotional distress to Drexel's family and received a life sentence. Moody's girlfriend, Angel Cooper Vause, was sentenced to 18 years for her role in the crime, which remained a mystery for 13 years until Drexel's remains were found in 2022. Full Article

The federal government's decision to revoke a Columbia University graduate student's green card and potentially deport him for his involvement in a pro-Palestinian student encampment has sparked concerns about the risks of political activism for non-U.S. citizens. Mahmoud Khalil, a prominent negotiator representing student protesters at Columbia and other campuses nationwide, was arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents who claimed to be executing a State Department order to revoke his student visa, later clarifying...