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Donald Trump’s Sunday journey back to D.C. was marked by his odd arrival to the Palm Beach International Airport. The President spent Friday evening to Sunday afternoon in Florida, making sure to host another garish party at Mar-a-Lago during his brief trip. As Trump was heading to the airport en route to Washington in the presidential limo known as The Beast, a glaring issue was spotted. The trunk was up, and Trump sat seemingly unaware in the back seat. CNN’s Chief White House Correspondent Kaitlan Collins flagged the strange detail on X. The incident follows Trump’s slumping entry into a waiting car on Friday, which occurred shortly after he was photographed falling asleep during a White House press conference. Quickly, others on the social media platform jumped in to blast the president’s airport arrival. One commenter noted that “metaphors abound” as many others piped up with jokes about the driving faux pas. “The man who shut off food benefits for millions can’t even shut the trunk of his own limo. Symbolic, isn’t it? Everything falling apart — except his ego," another person said. “Too much cash. Wouldn’t shut,” said a third user. Former NFL Commissioner Paul Tagliabue, who led the league from 1989 to 2006, has died at the age of 84. “Paul was the ultimate steward of the game — tall in stature, humble in presence, and decisive in his loyalty to the NFL,” current commissioner Roger Goodell said in a statement. Tagliabue died from heart failure in Chevy Chase, Maryland. He also had Parkinson’s disease. During his 17 years as commissioner, Tagliabue added billions of dollars to the league’s revenues, and by the time he left, more than two-thirds of the NFL’s 32 teams were playing in or building stadiums that hadn’t existed at the start of his tenure. 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The Director-General and the CEO at the BBC have both resigned following criticism over an edit of President Donald Trump’s speech in a documentary about him. “Overall the BBC is delivering well, but there have been some mistakes made and as Director-General I have to take ultimate responsibility,“ said Tim Davie, the Director-General since 2020, in a statement announcing his resignation after 20 years with the network. Meanwhile, BBC News CEO Deborah Turness said the ongoing controversy over the Trump documentary “is causing damage to the BBC — an institution that I love.” The resignations follow a report by The Telegraph on Tuesday that revealed the BBC “completely misled” viewers by editing a speech made by Trump to make it sound as if he encouraged the January 6 Capitol Hill riots. 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According to the outlet, officers visited the estate twice: first to issue a warning to security over loud noise complaints, and later after learning that fake hedges were blocking the street outside the property without a permit. The Daily Beast has reached out to Jenner’s representatives for comment. The businesswoman and manager celebrated her birthday alongside famous names, including Oprah Winfrey, Mariah Carey, Mark Zuckerberg, Adele, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, as well as her well-known children. According to TMZ, Bruno Mars performed at the James Bond–themed party, which led to the noise complaints. 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Around 76 percent of the 3,199 adults surveyed said the future of the nation is a source of stress. When asked to select words that represent America, respondents chose words such as “corruption,” “opportunity,” “division,” “fear,” but also “hope” and “freedom.” Despite these stresses, most respondents reported strong resilience: 84 percent said they believe they can build a good life despite challenges, and 73 percent of adults expressed confidence in their ability to influence the country’s future positively. The FBI is investigating the death of a passenger who died aboard a cruise ship that returned to Miami on Saturday. The passenger was traveling aboard the Carnival Horizon, a cruise ship that sails to the Caribbean and has a capacity of around 4,000 passengers. The ship returned to PortMiami as scheduled. “Our focus is on supporting the family of our guest and cooperating with the FBI,” Carnival Cruise Line said in a statement to the Daily Beast. 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It is unclear what prompted the arrest but the 27-year-old’s attorneys have said the musician was “unjustly profiled and unlawfully arrested.” “The arresting officer belongs to the Atlanta Police Department’s controversial Crime Suppression Unit—a group known for its aggressive tactics and emphasis on high arrest numbers rather than genuine public safety,” Wave’s legal team told TMZ. Wave, who was born Rodarius Marcell Green, has 7.2 million monthly listeners on Spotify. His Grammy nomination came in the Best Song Written for Visual Media category for his song “Sinners,” which was penned for the Ryan Coogler-directed film of the same name starring Michael B. Jordan. The “Leavin” singer is about to embark on his Redemption Experience Tour next month. An attorney for Wave said that his client had already appeared in court and was released on an $8,000 bond. Emmy-nominated actor Stellan Skarsgård has a rare glimpse into his health, three years after a stroke saw him struggle to continue working while filming Denis Villeneuve’s Dune: Part Two. The 74-year-old Swedish star spoke at the Los Angeles premiere of his latest film, Joachim Trier’s critically acclaimed Sentimental Value, telling People that he is “good” but has had to adjust as he can no longer memorize his lines. The workaround—having dialogue fed through an earpiece—is “not as easy as you’d think,” he added. “It sounds like, ‘Oh, yeah. He just listens to his dialogue and assesses it,’ but... the rhythm of the scene has to be as if he wasn’t there, the voice in the ear,” he explains. “So he has to say his lines very fast and very neutral and on top of my co-worker’s lines.” The Mamma Mia! actor has eight children, including actors Alexander and Bill Skarsgård, and is best known for films including Breaking the Waves, the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise, and Good Will Hunting. While the stroke didn’t slow him down—he finished Dune and the Disney+ TV series, Andor—Skarsgård told Vulture that he feels “a little more like I live under the sword now” following the health scare. “I’ve lived a naughty life. And I’m 74, which is already on overtime.”
