Major automakers unveiled new electric vehicles at the New York Auto Show on Wednesday, despite lagging consumer demand and a sharp downturn in sales after Washington eliminated a $7,500 EV tax credit. Kia said it would begin selling its lower-priced EV3 in the United States later this year, while Subaru offered a new three-row EV named the “Getaway” that can seat seven. The Japanese automaker’s family EV SUV will go on sale later this year or next year, its fourth EV model in the US market. Kia said it would begin selling its lower-priced EV3 in the US later this year. AFP…

FDA approves Eli Lilly weight loss pill – CBS News Watch CBS News The FDA approved a new GLP-1 drug from Eli Lilly. Dr. Jon LaPook breaks it down.

Broadway icon Liza Minnelli is looking back on her storied career in the Kids, Wait Till You Hear This!, a newly released memoir from the EGOT winner. Her book is full of new revelations, from her relationships with her mother, Judy Garland, and collaborator Martin Scorsese, to the ups and downs of her time in show business.  One of those “ups” was her late-career success in the hit television series, Arrested Development. The gig came in 2003, during a difficult period for the Tony winner. Minnelli, who has openly spoken about her struggles with substance and alcohol abuse, recalls this time in Chapter 10 of her memoir.…

We’re all familiar with the internet boyfriends — you have your Glen Powells, Jacob Elordis, Timothée Chalamets and beyond — but Us Weekly has our eyes on a more underground group of swoon-worthy rising stars. They may not always have the lead role, be the team captains or have millions of Instagram followers, but something about these individuals catches our attention and has Us googling them shirtless for more. We’ve always known Zac Efron has it going on, but Dylan Efron’s unexpected rise to prominence on Traitors had Us looking up his Instagram — only to find it’s stock-full of…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! At least three firefighters in the North Dallas suburbs were arrested Thursday on several child sex abuse charges involving the same juvenile victim, according to court documents.The men were charged after two of the suspects were reportedly honored with awards for their service to the community.The three men, all affiliated with the Howe Fire Department in Grayson County, have been identified as David Yosimar Perez-Glass, Dalton Joe McCaslin and Joshua Todd Ryals. They are facing multiple felony counts of either sexual assault of a child or indecency with a child involving sexual…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! FIRST ON FOX: Actor Robert De Niro was in the nation’s capital Wednesday sitting in the same crowded courtroom as President Donald Trump and some of his closest advisors during oral arguments by the Supreme Court about birthright citizenship. Fox News Digital caught up with De Niro as he was exiting the courthouse, but De Niro said he did not have any perspective on how the arguments went. “I’m waiting to get a, getting a – I’m not sure because I could hear, but not hear. It’s complicated. So, I can’t say,” De Niro…

The Federal Aviation Administration is reducing arrival capacity at San Francisco International Airport as construction and new safety rules take effect, a move expected to increase flight delays. The FAA said the measure will lower maximum arrival rates from 54 flights per hour to 36 during a major runway project. The FAA said the runway project and safety measures are separate actions, each reducing arrival capacity by nine flights per hour.San Francisco International Airport said the changes will lead to more delays, with about a quarter of arriving flights expected to experience delays of at least 30 minutes, up from…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! He mulled retirement, but Bill Self won’t be ending his college coaching career just yet. Self announced he will be returning to the Kansas Jayhawks’ sideline for the 2026-27 season.”With renewed clarity and the ongoing support from our administration, I remain focused and committed to Kansas basketball competing for a national championship,” Self’s statement said.  “I look forward to seeing and hearing the best fans in college basketball next season at Allen Fieldhouse.”Self made the decision after consulting with his family, especially considering his health issues in recent seasons. UCONN MEN’S BASKETBALL HOPING FOR…

They got a raw deal. Long Island’s oyster industry has been left shellshocked after the “worst winter of the century” cost purveyors tons of inventory — and steep profit losses — thanks to an unprecedented deep freeze. “We’re buying clams and oysters about 10% higher already,” Vincent’s Clam Bar manager Danny Pepi told The Post of increasing costs on his Carle Place restaurant. The oyster industry across Long Island suffered significant profit losses in what has been described as the “worst winter of the century.” Robert Miller for NY Post Popei’s Clam Bar is purchasing oysters at a similar price…

BIG BEAR LAKE, Calif. () — Three sisters in Big Bear Lake are now facing the gut-wrenching possibility of losing both their mother and father in a matter of days.Not only is their 43-year-old mother in hospice after battling stage 4 brain cancer, but their father was recently detained by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.Armando Gonzalez, 49, is now facing deportation after living and working in the Big Bear community for more than 20 years.”All I can say is he’s innocent,” said Adriana Gonzalez, 20. “He has no criminal record. He didn’t do anything.”Adriana says her father works as a…

It’s been 14 years since Newsies first started carrying the banner on Broadway! To mark the milestone, several alumni who have been involved with the musical – including the Broadway, national tour, and Paper Mill Playhouse productions – seized the day to celebrate. In a new photo shared by original ‘Finch’ Aaron J. Albano, the reunion included Joshua Robert Colley, Daniel Quadrino, Thayne Jasperson, Andrew Keenan-Bolger, and more. “It’s unreal that it’s been fourteen years since we opened Newsies on Broadway, but it’s always amazing when we are able to see each other again,” Albano shared with BroadwayWorld. “It always feels like…

Us Weekly has affiliate partnerships. We receive compensation when you click on a link and make a purchase. Learn more! Jennifer Garner is the poster child for uncomplicated dressing, gravitating toward laid-back staples like simple pants, comfortable footwear and easy T-shirts. And while the actress’ latest spring look stuck to the theme, her trend-forward denim jacket added a surprising twist. Better yet? I found a lookalike version for just $37. Spotted out and about in Los Angeles, Garner paired the stylish top layer with unfussy straight-leg denim, a long-sleeve top and lace-up boots — but it was the jacket’s contrasting collar…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Authorities arrested a woman at a home near The Villages after the homeowner told deputies the woman had been staying there without permission and sold a washer and dryer from the residence, according to an arrest affidavit.Candice Meshelle Mackey, 40, was charged with grand theft and dealing in stolen property after investigators said a neighbor told them he bought the washer-and-dryer set from her for $150 and another witness identified the appliances as ones previously kept inside the home.According to an arrest affidavit from the Marion County Sheriff’s Department, the homeowner, identified…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! FIRST ON FOX: The Trump administration will extend tax filing deadlines for Department of Homeland Security (DHS) personnel as the ongoing shutdown intensifies financial pressure on thousands of federal workers.The Treasury Department and Internal Revenue Service are set to announce a 30-day automatic tax filing extension for affected employees, shielding them from penalties and interest. The partial government shutdown has now entered its 46th day, intensifying pressure on federal workers.HOUSE GOP RAMS THROUGH NEW DHS FUNDING PLAN WITH SHUTDOWN FAR FROM OVER Such broad tax relief is highly unusual and typically reserved…

A 100-year-old World War II veteran who witnessed the iconic Iwo Jima flag-raising said he thought the war was “going to be over” as cheers erupted across the battlefield — a moment honored decades later at Disneyland in an emotional ceremony. Charles Cram, a Navy medic attached to the 5th Marine Division, was recognized Tuesday during Disneyland’s daily Flag Retreat ceremony on Main Street, U.S.A., where guests gathered and applauded as he was presented with a flag flown over the park.”I didn’t know what I was witnessing at that moment,” Cram told FOX Business. “But I was in the middle…