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WASHINGTON — Ex-White House Dr. Kevin O’Connor pleaded the Fifth Amendment and ducked out of his high-profile congressional deposition Wednesday over the purported shielding of President Joe Biden’s cognitive decline. Biden’s longtime personal physician exited the House Oversight Committee grilling just an hour after it started, with O’Connor’s attorney David Schertler telling reporters, “No comments to press.” “Dr. O’Connor pleaded the Fifth Amendment,” Oversight Chairman James Comer (R-Ky.) later revealed. “I’m gonna read the first two questions that were asked.” “‘Were you ever told to lie about the president’s health?’ He pleaded the Fifth Amendment,” the chairman said. “‘Did you…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Former White House physician Kevin O’Connor’s closed-door interview with the House Oversight Committee ended after less than an hour on Wednesday morning, with the doctor giving investigators virtually no new insights.O’Connor pleaded the Fifth Amendment to multiple questions about his time with former President Joe Biden during his sit-down. It resulted in a hasty end to what could have been an hours-long deposition.”I’m going to read the first two questions that were asked. ‘Were you ever told to lie about the president’s health?’ He pleaded the Fifth Amendment. He would not answer…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Two teenagers are lucky to be alive following a harrowing helicopter rescue by the U.S. Coast Guard after straying from a popular Oregon tourist destination over the weekend. The daring rescue unfolded Saturday near Roads End Point recreation site, where the two teens and a member of the Lincoln County Fire Department became trapped on a cliffside on Saturday, according to the Coast Guard. VIDEO SHOWS COAST GUARD SAVE FAMILY IN HELICOPTER RESCUE MISSION NEAR VACATION DESTINATION The two teenagers were stranded near Roads End Point recreation site in Oregon on July 5, 2025.…

Let your walls speak for your wealth. No matter which way you spin it, the home is a space that reflects its owner, and while you certainly don’t need to be wealthy to flaunt a flawlessly-decorated home, there are some visually-detestable details that can bring any space down. In an article for Business Insider, interior designer and content creator Bri MacDonald recently offered a few tips and tricks to avoid “cheapening your space.” From micro-trendy elements like organic, curved furniture to fake plants, see all of the interior design elements that signal your home could be destitute in the decor…

Us Weekly has affiliate partnerships. We receive compensation when you click on a link and make a purchase. Learn more! Kyle Richards knows a thing or two about hosting. When she’s not traveling, playing with her pup or attending black tie events, she’s entertaining guests at her home. If you’ve wondered what a Richards-style party is like, The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star revealed the exact candle she buys (and gifts!). And according to guests, it makes her home ‘smell pretty.’ Even better? The luxurious vanilla candle is marked down to just $18 on Amazon. This expensive-looking candle combines…

The Thunder have taken another step forward in locking up their young championship core for the future. Oklahoma City has agreed to a five-year, fully guaranteed contract extension with Chet Holmgren that could reach $250 million, according to ESPN insider Shams Charania. The 23-year-old played a key role in the Thunder’s championship this season and will now sign the coveted rookie maximum extension. While Holmgren missed 50 games during the regular season with a pelvic injury, he returned for the playoffs and played 23 games in the Thunder’s run, averaging 15.2 points, 8.7 rebounds and 1.9 blocks in 29.8 minutes…

Nip/tuck nope. One board-certified plastic surgeon is speaking out about the procedures he wouldn’t recommend, including a popular facial surgery that can cause premature aging and others that just carry too many risks. “I don’t think that any of these procedures are going away since they’re all money makers for the types of providers that do them,” Dr. Sean McNally told The Post. “Make sure you do your research and vet your provider.” #1: Liquid nose jobs So-called “liquid nose-jobs” are non-surgical options for rhinoplasty that involve injecting fillers into the nose. They’re typically used to make minor adjustments to…

If you’re looking for a portable but powerful machine to give yourself a major productivity boost, the HP ZBook Firefly G11 A 14 is now available for less than $900 via Newegg.This machine features a high-end AMD processor alongside an integrated AMD Radeon 780M integrated graphics chip, 16 GB RAM and a decently sized 512 GB SSD. Being a mobile workstation, you can also expect excellent webcam and speaker quality alongside a host of useful ports, including HDMI and USB-A ports. This represents a great deal, with the HP ZBook Firefly G11 A 14 now 47% off during the Prime…

Goldman Sachs is getting ready to impose a new requirement that junior bankers regularly pledge their loyalty to the Wall Street giant — a clampdown designed to reduce defections to high-paying private equity firms, according to a report. The new policy, which has not been publicly announced, will ask new analysts to certify in writing every three months that they remain committed to Goldman Sachs and have not accepted offers from a rival employer, Bloomberg News reported. The move is designed to counteract aggressive recruitment of junior banking talent. Critics say that the tactics, known as on-cycle recruitment, are used…

Kamala Harris gave an interview before the presidential election that was so “confusing and weird,” she and the host agreed not to air it, a social media personality recently revealed. The former Democratic presidential candidate’s appearance on “Subway Takes,” a popular online series hosted by Kareem Rahma where guests are asked to admit their favorite hot take, was filmed in summer 2024 but never saw the light of day, the presenter said. “Her take was really confusing and weird, not good, and so [we] mutually agreed we shouldn’t publish it,” Rahma told Forbes reporter Steven Bertoni in an interview posted on…