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Just hours after the U.S. Supreme Court announced its decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, Green Day frontman Billie Joe Armstrong took a defiant stand during a concert in London, declaring his intention to renounce his U.S. citizenship. Upon learning of the court’s ruling mid-concert, Armstrong addressed the London audience, expressing his outrage over the U.S.’s failure to protect women’s reproductive rights and his decision to renounce his citizenship….

Leah Rose and Ava Marie Clements, known as “The Most Beautiful Twins in the World,” celebrated their birthday on July 7 in California. Ava wore a classic floral dress, while Leah opted for a crop top and sarong skirt, reflecting her playful personality.

The twins began modeling at six months but paused after three months to focus on childhood. At seven, they returned to modeling, balancing it with dance, swimming, and school.

Since 2017, Leah and Ava have secured numerous contracts and gained 2 million Instagram followers, admired for their doll-like beauty. Despite their success, they prioritize their education, only modeling after school.

A California high school stirred up controversy after students were told not to chant “USA” during sporting events and rallies.

Students at Vista Del Lago High School in Folsom, California, often chanted “USA” as a way to show pride during games and rallies. Now, school officials have asked that the students not chant, as it could come across as intolerant.

“I wasn’t angry, but I was definitely like, ‘Why can’t we chant USA?’” senior Ryan Bernal told KOVR. “To say USA, you know, we’re all the same. We’re all American. It doesn’t matter what your skin tone is or where you’re from.”

Staff at the high school brought the topic to students’ attention during a leadership class.

Daniel Thigpen, the Folsom Cordova Unified Communications Director, said, “To practice empathy, to practice kindness and to practice patriotism. You can do both.”

KOVR noted that in some schools across the country, the “USA” chant has been used in a derogatory manner toward people of different ethnicities.

“There’s a time and a place to yell that and cheer that,” said Mike Garrison of the California Interscholastic Federation.

Smartphones are packed with features that make life easier, but many of these remain hidden beneath the surface, often unnoticed by most users. Whether you own an iPhone, an Android, or a Samsung Galaxy device, your phone likely has some tricks up its sleeve that you haven’t discovered yet. Here are hidden functions on your phone you didn’t know existed.

For iPhone users, one of the most overlooked features is the “Back Tap” functionality. With this, you can set up shortcuts to specific tasks simply by tapping the back of your phone. “It’s incredibly useful for things like activating the flashlight or taking a screenshot,” says iOS expert John Doe. To activate this feature, go to Settings > Accessibility > Touch > Back Tap and choose your preferred actions.

Getting married is a big event in everyone’s life. It’s a time of love, hope, and excitement for the future. But since 40 to 50 percent of first-time weddings end in divorce, many couples wonder if there’s a way to make sure their marriage lasts a long time and is happy. Psychotherapist Lori Gottlieb in Los Angeles says that the right time to get married may be the key to its success.

Gottlieb recently talked on The Diary of a CEO show about her thoughts on the best age to get married. Gottlieb is famous for writing the best-selling book Maybe You Should Talk to Someone. She told them not to get married too soon because they might not be mature enough or have enough life experience. She did say, though, that people in their mid to late 20s often have a better idea of who they are and what they want, which makes it easier for both people to grow in a relationship.

Gottlieb’s claims are backed up by a study from the Institute of Family Studies that shows the best time to get married is between the ages of 25 and 30. People who get married at age 25 are 50% less likely to split than people who get married at age 20. According to Gottlieb, this age range lets couples grow together, share adventures, and get to know each other better

Tiny red dots on your arms or hands could be a sign of scabies, a highly contagious skin condition caused by mites. Recent outbreaks in the UK have led doctors to warn the public about the rising cases of scabies, which can spread rapidly, especially in crowded environments. Scabies causes intense itching, red bumps, rashes, and can lead to secondary infections if scratched. It spreads through skin-to-skin contact or shared items like bedding or towels.

Early symptoms include persistent itching, particularly at night, and red bumps on areas like wrists and elbows. At-risk groups include schoolchildren, people with multiple sexual partners, and those living in close quarters like nursing homes or prisons. Treatment typically involves medicated creams or oral medication, and preventive measures include washing clothing and bedding in hot water.

Despite the stigma, it’s important not to ignore scabies, as untreated cases can lead to serious complications like bacterial infections. Seeking timely treatment is crucial to alleviate symptoms and prevent further spread.

Hans and Greta seemed like the perfect tenants — kind, responsible, and full of fascinating stories from their life in the Netherlands.But when they suddenly left, their hasty departure and strange behavior left me wondering what they were hiding in the apartment.Hans and Greta seemed like the perfect tenants — kind, responsible, and full of fascinating stories from their life in the Netherlands. But when they suddenly left, their hasty departure and strange behavior left me wondering what they were hiding in the apartment…

Hans and Greta seemed like the perfect tenants — kind, responsible, and full of fascinating stories from their life in the Netherlands.But when they suddenly left, their hasty departure and strange behavior left me wondering what they were hiding in the apartment.Hans and Greta seemed like the perfect tenants — kind, responsible, and full of fascinating stories from their life in the Netherlands. But when they suddenly left, their hasty departure and strange behavior left me wondering what they were hiding in the apartment….

Melissa Sue Anderson, best known as Mary Ingalls on Little House on the Prairie, left the show in 1981 to explore new roles, including a stark turn in the slasher film Happy Birthday to Me.

After growing tired of her “blind and boring” character, Anderson shifted focus to family life. She married Michael Sloan in 1990, raising two children in Canada, where she now resides.

Though she hasn’t pursued acting in recent years, Anderson remains remembered for her Emmy-nominated role and her autobiography, The Way I See It…..