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Experts Warn Against 'Glass Half-Full' Perspective About Investing Through Iran War

Experts are warning that investors might be misreading the latest turns in the Iran war, including a brief reopening of the Strait of Hormuz on Friday with a "glass half-full view," according to a new report.

Trump tariff refunds begin as U.S. opens portal to return up to $166 billion to importers: Who Will Collect First
The U.S. government has started the long-awaited process of returning up to $166 billion in tariffs collected under President Donald Trump after the Supreme Court ruled in February that the levies were imposed without authority granted by Congress.
Trump Bank Citizenship Plan Could Hit 21.3 Million Americans Lacking Proof Papers and More than 69 Million Women
The Trump administration's proposed banking order is beginning to look less like a narrow immigration measure and more like a sweeping paperwork test for millions of Americans, especially women whose legal names no longer match the names on their birth certificates.
World Cup Fans Could Pay Up to $100 to Reach Stadiums as Cities Defy FIFA Deal
New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill said FIFA has not provided any funding for transportation, arguing that asking commuters to pay more would be unfair given FIFA's projected $11 billion in revenue during the 2026 World Cup cycle.

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News

Celeste Rivas Case: Cause of Death Remains a Mystery as D4vd Faces Murder Charges and Maybe the Death Penalty

The death of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez remains shrouded in mystery even as prosecutors in Los Angeles move forward with a high-profile murder case against singer D4vd, whose real name is David Anthony Burke. As of April 20, 2026, authorities have not publicly confirmed her exact cause of death, with key forensic details still under court-ordered seal.

Celebrity

Latina Triathlete Mara Flávia Dead at 38 After IRONMAN Texas Tragedy

Brazilian fitness influencer and triathlete Mara Flávia Araújo has died at 38 after drowning during the swim portion of IRONMAN Texas in The Woodlands, authorities said Monday. The Montgomery County Sheriff's Office confirmed that Araújo, who was from Brazil, died while competing in the event and said preliminary findings indicate she drowned. Detectives are continuing to investigate.

Pluto TV Is Betting than Younger Viewers Are Not Just Chasing the Next New Release

Pluto TC announced an expansion of its free streaming offering with the addition of 'Hart of Dixie,' 'Arrow,' 'The 100' and 'Everwood,' four series that will land on the service for the first time in the free streaming category.

Music

Karol G Spent Three Times Her Coachella Pay on Her Headlining Show - REPORT

As Karol G gears up for her second weekend as the first Latina ever headlining Coachella, a new report says the Colombian superstar spent three times what Coachella paid her on production costs alone for her 2026 headlining set, a striking figure that helps explain why her performance felt like a statement about scale, ambition and Latin pop's place at the center of the global music business.

Pedro Pascal about La Casita Bad Bunny Super Bowl

Entertainment

Pedro Pascal Says He Begged to Join Bad Bunny's Super Bowl Halftime Show

Pedro Pascal did not just get invited into Bad Bunny's now famous Super Bowl "casita." He says he practically campaigned for the job, and he got the call after sending a very funny selfie

Jill Biden Isn't Going to the Cottage: The Former First Lady Is Outbid at NYC LGBT Center Dinner as 'Heated Rivalry' Cameo Sells for $250K

At the NYC LGBT Community Center's annual Center Dinner, one of the night's buzziest auction items, a walk-on role in the second season of 'Heated Rivalry' plus dinner with the cast, sparked a fierce bidding war that quickly left Jill Biden behind.

Verónica Falcón talks about her role Lee Crooning The Mummy

Interviews

Latinos love horror, and Verónica Falcón just gave the genre a new matriarch in 'Lee Crooning's The Mummy'-INTERVIEW

Latino audiences have long shown up for horror, often more strongly than Hollywood fully reflects back on screen. According to UCLA's latest Hollywood Diversity Report, Latino moviegoers represented 29.1 percent of the audience for top horror films in 2025. That makes Verónica Falcón's arrival in 'Lee Cronin's The Mummy' feel especially meaningful.

News

Is There a Breakthrough in the Nancy Guthrie Case? FBI Launches Advanced New Test

The FBI is conducting advanced DNA testing on evidence from the Tucson home of missing 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie, nearly two months after her abduction.

Interviews

From Mexico to U.S. Consumers' Shelves, Tia Lupita Foods Founder Hector Saldivar Shares Journey Behind His Brand - INTERVIEW

"For me, failure wasn't an option," Hector Saldivar, founder of Tía Lupita Foods, shares how he turned a homemade hot sauce idea into a growing brand on U.S. shelves.

Bettina Anderson Don Trump Jr Fiancee Ivanka Tiffany Trump Maralago

Celebrity

(PHOTOS) Inside Bettina Anderson Bridal Shower in Mar-a-Lago Before Her Wedding to Don Trump Jr.

Bettina Anderson celebrated her upcoming wedding to Donald Trump Jr. with a bridal shower at Mar-a-Lago, in an event that blended Palm Beach society ritual with the visibility that comes from marrying into one of the country's most watched political families, with the presence of her future sisters in law from the Trump's family.

Matt Bomer interview Outcome, coming out, friends, Florida

Interviews

Matt Bomer on 'Outcome', Hollywood absurdity, and the Miami honor that brought him to Florida

Matt Bomer sits down in Miami during the Miami Film Festival, where he received the Vanguard Award, to talk about his role in Outcome alongside Keanu Reeves, Cameron Diaz, and Jonah Hill. He opens up about playing a character who hides pain behind humor, the deeper message of authenticity in the film, and how Hollywood satire reflects real life in the age of social media.

Music

Felipe Staiti, Enanitos Verdes Founder and Lead Guitarrist, Dead at 64

Felipe Staiti, the guitarist and co-founder who helped turn Enanitos Verdes into one of the defining bands of rock en español, has died at 64 in his hometown of Mendoza, Argentina.

Music

Mariah Carey and Shakira Out, Celia Cruz in: Meet the Inductees for the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame's Class of 2026

The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame unveiled its Class of 2026 on Monday, delivering a list full of heavyweight names, but for Latino music fans, the headline landed with two very different emotions. Celia Cruz is finally headed into the Cleveland institution, while Shakira, despite being one of this year's nominees, was left out of the final class. This year's performer inductees are Phil Collins, Billy Idol, Iron Maiden, Joy Division/New Order, Oasis, Sade, Luther Vandross and Wu-Tang Clan.

Daniel Alegre sells san francisco home 56 million dollars

Business

TelevisaUnivision CEO Sells 15,000-Square-Foot Mansion for $56M

TelevisaUnivision CEO Daniel Alegre has sold his San Francisco home for $56 million in a deal that adds another headline to the Bay Area's closely watched luxury market. According to a Wall Street Journal report published Monday, the transaction was completed off-market.

Celebrity

Dolly Martinez, TLC's'My 600-Lb Life' Alum, Dead at 30

Dolly Martinez, who appeared on TLC's My 600-Lb. Life, has died at 30, according to statements shared by her family over the weekend. Her death was confirmed by her sister, Lindsey Cooper, who posted the news on Facebook after first asking supporters to pray as Martinez was hospitalized and "fighting for her life."