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Kim Kardashian told Vice President Kamala Harris she's 'just here to help' as she vowed to learn more 'every day, every visit, every administration' as she returned to the White House for the first time since Donald Trump was president. Kardashian, a criminal justice reform advocate, participated in a roundtable in the Roosevelt Room with Harris and four people who were just pardoned by President Joe Biden this week.

In a candid interview with ET, Kathie explained that one of the hardest topics to write in her new book, I Want to Matter: Your Life Is Too Short and Too Precious to Waste, was her husband's affair with flight attendant Suzen Johnson (seen inset). Although it has been nearly a decade since Frank passed away of natural causes, his affair with Suzen still brings her 'very painful' memories. 'My faith was definitely tested the most during the whole year dealing with Frank's infidelity because I thought that I had finally found my soulmate,' the mother-of-two explained.

'This is a very sad day for countless women who suffered at the hands of a serial predator,' Siebel Newsom, who testified against Weinstein in California, told DailyMail.com. 'Two juries have said unequivocally: Harvey Weinstein must never be able to rape another woman, and he deserves to spend the rest of his life behind bars. Harvey Weinstein is a serial predator and rapist.' Governor Gavin Newsom's wife also said the Oscar-winner's 'criminal trial in Los Angeles was one of the most horrific experiences' of her life.'

A protest at Emory University has descended into chaos as Georgia police officers fired rubber bullets and tasers at anti-Israel activists. In this, the latest explosive example of unrest on American college campuses, students and faculty members were arrested as videos showed Atlanta Police Officers and Georgia State Troopers wrestling them on the ground. A demonstrator was also seen being tasered by an officer as he lay in the grass.

NEW A week after Rep. Ilhan Omar's daughter, Isra Hirsi, was arrested for protesting at Columbia University, she and her progressive 'Squad' member mother visited the pro-Gaza camp on campus to take selfies with activists. Hirsi was one of more than 100 individuals arrested last Thursday for participating in an anti-Israel demonstration. She was also suspended from Barnard College the same day. The 'Squad' member's daughter later went on cable news touting herself as homeless and hungry after being booted from her dorm and dining halls. 'I don't know when I can go home, and I don't know if I ever will be able to,' she told an MSNBC host last week. Hirsi also slammed the college for not providing meals, saying 'there was no food support, no nothing.' But her fortunes have changed as she was spotted with her congresswoman mother on campus, posing for selfies with her fellow protestors just one week after her arrest and suspension.

Donald Trump returns to court for the Manhattan hush money trial on Thursday while his lawyers try to persuade the Supreme Court he is immune from prosecution. The former president will be sitting in court listening to the third day of former National Enquirer publisher David Pecker's testimony as the justices consider arguments that could have huge implications for his federal criminal trials. Pecker ended his second day of testimony on Wednesday by laying out how he coordinated with Michael Cohen when Playboy model Karen McDougal came forward with affair allegations. The tabloid executive also detailed how he would 'catch and kill' stories that could have hurt Trump and embellish headlines of the Republican's rivals in the 2016 presidential race.

Noah Presgrove, 19, (right) was wearing only his shoes when his body was discovered on a desolate stretch of US-81 near Terral, Oklahoma, on September 4. Among the extensive injuries to his upper body was damage to his face that those who saw it said looked like he was beaten up (inset) - fueling fears he was murdered. Presgrove was last seen alive about a mile away at a four-day 22nd birthday party (left) with friends over the Labor Day weekend that was heavily documented on social media.

Walmart has begun ditching self-checkouts from stores - and shoppers couldn't be happier. Yesterday, DailyMail.com reported how the retail giant is removing them completely from another two stores. Reacting to the story on Twitter, Americans mostly backed the move - many for customer service reasons. Many were fed up with having to scan themselves or dealing with faulty machines, with one person tweeting: 'Great. I was the hardest working non-employee.' Others simply preferred face to face customer service at manned tills. Some were furious at the job losses caused by self checkouts, with one saying: 'Never used a self checkout in my life. I like to keep people employed.'

Declyn 'Dex' Lauper, 26, walked into Manhattan Supreme Court alongside his girlfriend and entourage on Thursday to face a hearing on two counts of criminal possession of a loaded firearm. He wore a white Louis Vuitton shirt, light blue jeans and sunglasses inside the courtroom where Judge Marisol Martinez Alonso adjourned the case to May 15. Dex was arrested on February 7 after police allegedly caught him with a gun and drugs as they were searching the area near 135 W. 112th St. where a 24-year-old man was found shot in his leg near an apartment building.

Sophia Bush has broken her silence on her much-talked about love life as she wrote an essay in her own words. The star, who was not wearing a shirt for her latest magazine cover for Glamour, broke her silence on what is going on with her close relationship with athlete Ashlyn Harris after her 2023 divorce from Grant Hughes whom she wed in 2022.

San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan's security detail got involved in a physical altercation while he was downtown for a restaurant opening. The altercation broke out while Mahan was getting interviewed by local news station KRON 4. The pedestrian is seen walking by Mahan's right shoulder, taking on the phone as he approaches the security detail. From there, the situation escalated, turning physical in a matter of seconds.

See the moment a crazed Oklahoma City man punched and tackled a city bus driver as he was driving Saturday afternoon, causing the bus to crash into a brick building. Police arrested 23-year-old Tihron Harrison for the crime, claiming he was the one on video who attacked the bus driver

Gisele Bündchen looked somber as she stepped out in Miami Beach, Florida on Thursday, hours after she was seen crying after being pulled over by police . The 43-year-old supermodel put on a casual display in a oatmeal-colored, long-sleeved top layered over a brown sports bra, matching leggings and maroon sneakers.

Tom Chesshyre experiences Rocky Mountaineer's first US train route, a 370-mile journey between Denver, Colorado, and the town of Moab in Utah. He writes: 'It makes for one of the greatest train rides anywhere on the planet (let alone just the US). And it isn't just the scenery that's appealing. There's a lively camaraderie on board, which might have something to do with the free-flowing drinks in the SilverLeaf Plus lounge, where Fats Waller and George Gershwin tunes play on the automatic piano.'

Shelby Sapp, from Miami, took to TikTok to give a candid insight into the mentality that has helped her attain a luxurious lifestyle. She bragged about her financial achievements, from owning a pink Porsche Cayenne - which starts at $72,900 - to indulging in sun-soaked trips, and stated: 'The top producers in sales are literally psychopaths - and I'm one of them.' The content creator then told her 141,000 followers how they too could reach similar heights - sparking a ferocious debate among her followers in the process.

The senior, 17, who has gained a legion of followers for flaunting the many lavish perks that come with being the daughter of  billionaire Kansas City Chiefs owner Clark Hunt, partied it up at her school's spring formal over the weekend. Ava, who attended the event with a date named Jack Martin, donned a glamorous light pink floral maxi dress from the brand LoveShackFancy for the event. The gown is 'designed completely with a silky chiffon fabric' and 'features a sexy silhouette' and 'overlapping, asymmetrical ruffles at the neckline that continue to descend through the entire skirt,' per its website.

Cecilia Blomdahl , 34, who's originally from Sweden, lives in Longyearbyen, on the Norwegian island of Svalbard which lies inside the Polar Circle with her boyfriend, Christoffer Sporcken, and their Finnish Lapphund, Grim. She has detailed the various bedding hacks she uses to get a full night's rest even when the sun is shining bright. The couple resides in a wooden chalet and regularly post about their life living in extreme seasons on Cecilia's YouTube channel, where she reveals how she deals with the 24/7 daylight and the round-the-clock darkness through the year. She recently stunned people on the web by raving about the Scandinavian sleep method, which sees couples sleeping with two small duvets instead of one large one, as well as sharing that leaving your duvets in the snow helps them to 'freshen' up, ensuring that you get the best snooze of your life.

It was the exciting new company that promised to save the planet, wean us off the internal combustion engine and end our addiction to oil. Tesla proved that electric vehicles didn't have to look like milk floats, they could be sleek, speedy sports cars. But there are signs that the wheels are fast coming off Musk's green car dream. Earlier this month, Tesla revealed that sales of its cars had fallen for the first time in four years despite Tesla slashing its prices to meet growing competition from cheaper Chinese EV rivals.

Unless you've been living on a desert island, you will have heard of Ozempic, the weight-loss drug hailed as the holy grail for those with type 2 diabetes and now obesity. But have you heard of the latest weight loss trend, oat-zempic? Somewhat more appealing than a weekly injection with side-effects such as nausea and constipation, oatzempic is the moniker given to a TikTok recipe (demonstrated by user The Chorro King) for a 'miracle' breakfast made up of 240ml water, roughly 45g of oats, a dash of cinnamon and a squeeze of lime, blended together.

The owners, Greg and Carole DeBruler, were left shocked when they noticed that the green hue on the newborn was not rubbing off. 'Mom cleans them, we clean them, and it comes off - hers didn't. This is rare,' Carole said in an interview. 'My hubby and I have been raising puppies for almost 17 years now and we have never seen something quite like that!' she added. Carole, who works at Golden Treasures Kennel in Pensacola, Florida, explained that while it's not uncommon for light-colored puppies to have a tint when born, it typically fades away shortly after birth.

The draft celebrates the realization of life-long dreams and a culmination of decades of training, games, road trips, and extra workouts. Today marks a massive step for NFL hopefuls as they await for their names to be called by Commissioner Roger Goodell in the same breath as each team's selection - the signal for one journey's end and another's beginning. For families and friends, the emotions and the stakes will run as high as player's talents as they enter the nation's biggest league. However, some draftees have the fortune of receiving additional support from their significant others. When the lights beam and the clock starts running in Detroit tonight, it will also draw a line for a new beginning for these women as they enter the world of NFL WAGs.

Following the succession of the throne in January, the Danish royal household has released the first official gala portraits (pictured) of Frederik, 55, and Mary, 52, which will hang on the walls of staterooms. The portrait put forward a united front following rumours of marital strife since Frederik's night out with Mexican socialite Genoveva Casanova last year. The image, taken by photographer Steen Evald in the Green Room in The Royal Reception Rooms at Christiansborg Palace, showed Mary in an elegant green gown.

A terrifying video captured the dramatic moment a Boeing 747 'Jumbo Jet' bounced hard off of the runway twice at LAX international airport. After the second attempt to land failed, the pilot was forced to abort and circle the airport. The botched landing is only the latest story in the on-going saga of dangerous incidents involving Boeing planes.

Footage shows the pandas running the zookeeper as she appears with snacks, with one of them nibbling her ankles before another knocks her to the ground. Both animals climb over the terrified zookeeper and quickly bury her underneath them as they paw at her head and appear to nibble at her neck, arms and legs. The helpless worker rolls from side to side, hoping to get the massive pandas off, but only one of them runs away, while the other holds onto her and gnaws at her midriff in front of hundreds screaming visitors. When she finally manages to get up, the zookeeper has a rip in her shirt as well as scratch marks on her shoulder.

Watch the heartbreaking moment a dog in Long Beach, California was abandoned by his owner after being pushed out of a car. The small Bull Terrier mix is seen chasing after the Lexus to no avail. A community of canine sleuths were instrumental in locating the dog and finding him a new home.

The province of Aceh is the only area that practices Sharia law in the world's most populous Muslim-majority country, and the only region where floggings take place. Horrifying pictures show the brutal punishments of up to 20 lashes being meted out by members of the Sharia police, known as the Wilayatul Hisbah. The women are seen kneeling with their heads bowed and the men standing up as they are caned. In the aftermath, more disturbing images show one man's injuries after he received the lashes, with officials inspecting his back which is left bleeding and scarred.

Hadid, 27, on Monday shared an image of the children to her 60 million followers along with the caption: ' Gaza on my mind' - a reference to the on-going situation in the Palestinian territory currently under attack by Israel. However, the clip was originally from the Yarmouk refugee camp in Syria and came from a 2021 documentary directed by Bashar al-Assad during the Syrian civil war. After social media users began pointing out the image was from Syria, Instagram added a note saying the post was missing important context and could mislead people. The note links to a web page that explains the images are from a refugee camp in Syria showing the victims of Assad's regime, not Israel. Today, Refaeli took to her own Instagram to call out Hadid. She shared a screenshot of her fellow model's post with a red 'fake news' stamp over the top.