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2 months ago | thegrio.com | Sunny Hostin

The Trump administration is falsely claiming that tens of millions of dead people over 100 years old are receiving Social Security payments. Over the past few days, President Donald Trump and billionaire adviser Elon Musk have said on social media and in press briefings that people who are 100, 200 and even 300 years old are improperly getting benefits — a “HUGE problem,” Musk wrote, as his Department of Government Efficiency digs into federal agencies to root out waste, fraud and abuse.

2 months ago | boundingintocomics.com | Sunny Hostin |Nikola Pajtic

Nintendo finally revealing the Switch 2 did little to stop leaks and speculation. Instead, it has only fueled more speculation, including those on its price and potential launch games. The latest price leak comes from an Italian retailer, GamesAndMovies.it. According to its Nintendo Switch 2 page, the console is listed for pre-order at €364.99. The said price, when converted to U.S. dollars, is roughly $380.

2 months ago | chipchick.com | Bre Avery Zacharski |Sunny Hostin |I'm Bre

For the last couple of years, this woman’s husband has been carrying out an affair. She has confronted her husband about his cheating in the past, and he promised her that he would quit speaking to the other woman. Unfortunately, that has not happened. Her husband lied to her face, and not only does he still talk to his affair partner – but he still sleeps with her, too.

2 months ago | thegrio.com | Sunny Hostin |Kay Wicker

Nearly five years after actress Naya Rivera died unexpectedly at the age of 33 in 2020, her ex, Ryan Dorsey, is speaking out for the first time. In his first interview since her death, the 41-year-old actor let People Magazine in on how he’s been managing and how Rivera’s death — from a freak drowning incident in a lake — impacted the son they share, Josey. Dorsey noted how his son, who was 4 years old when he watched his mother drown, feels guilty in the aftermath.

2 months ago | chipchick.com | Emily Chan |Sunny Hostin

In Yellowstone National Park, wolves and other large carnivores are slowly but steadily bringing back balance to the ecosystem, particularly in herbivores and plants. A new study evaluated a phenomenon known as “trophic cascade,” which refers to the indirect effects of predators on the lower levels of the food chain. Trophic cascades play a major role in shaping ecosystems.