Former President Donald Trump on Monday slammed the White House's response to Hurricane Helene.

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell signaled Monday that more interest rate cuts are in the pipeline, though their size and speed would depend on the evolution of the economy.

Rep. Elissa Slotkin, D-Mich., told Vice President Kamala Harris' supporters that the Democrat presidential nominee's poll numbers are "underwater" in Michigan, according to an audio recording obtained by Axios.

Pollsters said they believe they have fixed the previous polling errors that saw former President Donald Trump outperform his numbers in 2016 and 2020, the Hill reported.

PORTLAND, OR — Sources close to Warming Hearts Therapy confirmed that Marc Vistus, a chronic narcissist who has been attending therapy sessions for the last 24 years, just asked his analyst how he managed to get so wrapped up in himself even though he spends multiple hours a week talking about himself.

U.S. — A source close to presidential running mate reveals Tim Walz is "very excited" for this week's Vice Presidential Debate after learning he might get spanked by JD Vance.

U.S. — What has been a rollercoaster of a season continued to generate controversy, as WNBA players accused fans across the country of yelling ugly racial slurs at them such as "Go Caitlin!" and other horrifying epithets showing support for rookie phenom Caitlin Clark.

Legend of the stage and screen Maggie Smith died on September 27 at the age of 89. Following her passing, tributes have flooded in remembering her formidable career and the quality of her character. One particularly memorable tribute to Smith has come from her First Wives Club co-star Bronson Pinchot, who recalled falling in love with her during an unexpected encounter. Over a career that spanned more than seven decades, Smith garnered global recognition for her work in both classical theater and modern cinema and TV. She won two Academy Awards, five BAFTAs, along with Tony and Olivier Awards. Known for her commanding performances in films such as The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie and The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel, as well as her portrayal of Professor Minerva McGonagall in the Harry Potter series and the indomitable Dowager Countess in Downton Abbey, Smith left an indelible mark on the world of entertainment. But she has also left those who knew her with cherished memories of a friend and idol. Bronson Pinchot remembers falling in love with Maggie Smith filming ‘First Wives Club’ in an unexpected way FIRST WIVES CLUB starring Maggie Smtih and Bronson Pinchot / Everett Collection The First Wives Club was released in 1996 and, in addition to Smith and Pinchot, starred Bette Midler, Goldie Hawn, and Diane Keaton. Bronson recently recounted first meeting Smith, which was love at first sight with a comical twist. “No one introduced us; they just sat us together,” Pinchot shared with People of how he and Smith first worked together at “a funeral-home set” while filming. “I started to tell her that her performance as Desdemona in Othello had moved me so much I had to be literally carried out of the movie theater.” Whatever reaction Pinchot expected, Smith did not give it. Instead, “She picked up her clutch purse and crisply whacked me with it, saying sweetly but firmly, ‘We’ll have none of that.'” He added, “I had loved her as an artist, but from that moment, I loved her as a person.” Breaking the ice World Premiere of ‘The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel’ / ImageCollect This first meeting left a lasting impression on Pinchot. In fact, he recounted it fondly well before Smith passed. “She smacked me with it [in the chest] like we’re colleagues and you don’t need to be telling me that I’m something great,” he mused in a June interview with People. Bronson Pinchot in First Wives Club-min / Everett Collection “And it was the most affectionate, eloquent [moment],” he went on, “because what she was saying was, ‘Look, we’re equals here. … Oh, God, I just adored her.” Their unexpected friendship inspired Pinchot to look out for her when Smith retreated to her makeup trailer in tears because she had an abscess in her tooth and was not permitted to go take care of it. Pinchot launched into action, speaking with Scott Rudin, who wanted to find out who told Smith she could not go, and who personally brought Smith into a limo so she could go to the dentist. TEA WITH THE DAMES / Everett Collection Next up: Jane Sibbett On The Abuse She Endured For Playing A Lesbian In ‘Friends’ The post Bronson Pinchot Remembers Falling In Love With Maggie Smith After She Hit Him appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Dana Daly

While fans anticipate the release of Lisa Marie Presley’s posthumous memoir in October, her daughter Riley Keough has been teasing the book’s content, which she helped compile as a tribute to the late songstress. To bring the memoir titled From Here to the Great Unknown to life, Riley had to listen to tapes by Lisa Marie, which detailed her life as a mother, daughter, and talent. She dwelled extensively on her relationship with her father, Elvis Presley, who died when she was nine years old. Lisa Marie always feared Elvis Presley dying Elvis Presley/Instagram Lisa Marie revealed in the memoir that she was always concerned about her father dying long before it happened, which led her to scribble a poem with the line, “I hope my daddy doesn’t die.” She would often find the Rock ‘n’ Roll king in a concerning state or passed out, fueling her fears. Sadly, Lisa Marie’s greatest fear as a toddler happened when Elvis died of a heart attack due to drug misuse. By this time Priscilla Presley and Elvis had divorced, however, Elvis was a present father until the very end. Lisa Marie Presley and Elvis Presley/Instagram Memories with Elvis Presley Within the short time together as father and daughter, Elvis and Lisa Marie Presley made lifelong memories, which fans would read about once the memoir is out in a few days. Lisa Marie recalled attending gigs with Elvis, who loved showing her off on stage before his performances. Elvis Presley/Instagram She also had two favorite songs from her famous dad’s catalog—”Hurt” and “How Great Thou Art”— which he would sing to her whenever she requested. Lisa Marie considered Elvis’ renditions electrifying, which likely inspired her to pursue her entertainment career as an adult. Thanks to Riley, readers can see the Presley household beyond the headlines and glamor, on a more relatable level. Next up: Bronson Pinchot Remembers Falling In Love With Maggie Smith After She Hit Him The post Lisa Marie Presley Shares Heartbreaking Confessions Of Her Relationship With Elvis Presley appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A

Hungarian–American billionaire and major Democratic Party donor George Soros will buy a stake in the media company Audacy, giving his investment firm control over more than 200 radio stations across…