PUTIN BATHES IN DEER ANTLER BLOOD. YES, YOU READ THAT RIGHT.
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'Seinfeld' Star Estelle Harris Dies At 93
The actress, best known for her role as Mrs. Costanza in the '90s sitcom "Seinfeld," would have been 94 this month.
A Man's Best Friend
A missing hiker was found dead after a two-week search. His dog, named King, was found alongside his deceased owner, Oscar Hernandez. The family said King stayed with Hernandez for two weeks.
Sarah Palin Is Running For Congress
After more than 10 years out of political office, Sarah Palin announced Friday her intent to run for Alaska's lone congressional seat.
Truth Not-So-Social
Insider spent a week on Trump's new social media app Truth Social and it was a ghost town. Much of the content in the news feed was auto-generated and many of the app's functions didn't work. Also, lots of prominent right-wingers were nowhere to be seen. Not even Donald Trump is an active user.
The Latest In “Slapgate”
Will Smith resigns from the Academy after fallout from the Oscars slap. Smith said he will “accept any further consequences” from the governing board.
Have You Ever Lied On A Job Application?
A pilot who lied about his flying experience to secure a job at British Airways was said to have been caught when he pressed a button "no qualified pilot would." The ex-pilot faked training certificates and falsely claimed to have flown 1,610 hours as a captain. Eek.
Putin Baths In Deer Antler Blood. Yes. You Read That Right.
Putin was visited by a cancer surgeon dozens of times in four years and he takes rejuvenating baths in blood extracts from severed deer antlers as a form of alternative medicine, says Russian investigative news outlet. I really wish I could unlearn this information.
Inside Ukraine's Foreign Legion
Around 20,000 foreign fighters are believed to have joined Ukraine's Foreign Legion to fight Russia. Some volunteers have complained about a lack of organization and equipment and “glory-seekers” with dubious motives. Take a look inside life on the front line 👇
Around 20,000 foreign fighters are believed to have joined Ukraine's Foreign Legion to fight Russia.
— Insider (@thisisinsider) April 3, 2022
Some volunteers have complained about a lack of organization and equipment and “glory-seekers” with dubious motives.👇https://t.co/WJnYKyvDuT pic.twitter.com/0aJJTH9c2u
