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Make Your Homepage Discover something new every day from News, Sports, Finance, Entertainment and more! HOME MAIL NEWS FINANCE SPORTS ENTERTAINMENT LIFE MORE Download the Home app Home Search query Sign in Mail Mail Mail COVID-19 COVID-19 News News Finance Finance Sports Sports Tourney Pick’em LIVE Tourney Pick’em Entertainment Entertainment Life Life Shopping Shopping Premium Offers Premium Offers More... More... Some parts of this page are not supported on your current browser version. Please upgrade to a recent browser version. Catholic teaching is clear on Johnson & Johnson vaccine Catholics might be confused by reports about the acceptability of the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine due to a cell line from an abortion being used in its production. The differences have been resolved » 'Very, very troubling': Biden addresses Atlanta killings Former Mavericks center Shawn Bradley paralyzed Explicit Grammys act draws complaints Demi Lovato 'left for dead' by her drug dealer Good news for those who haven't filed 2020 taxes yet Science Reuters Mars long ago was wet. You may be surprised where the water went Mars was once a wet world, with abundant bodies of water on its surface. The researchers suggested that a lot of the water did not actually leave the planet, but rather ended up trapped in various minerals that contain water as part of their mineral structure - clays and sulfates in particular. Thanks for your feedback! Politics The Week The Trump presidency was a disaster for the Trump Organization The Trump Organization didn't exactly thrive during former President Donald Trump's time in office, Bloomberg reports. After compiling income and valuation numbers from Trump's own financial disclosures and the Bloomberg Billionaires Index, Bloomberg found that most of his ventures took a hit in recent years, with the coronavirus pandemic, the fallout from the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, and "an aging portfolio of proprieties" all playing a significant role. Since 2016, the valuation of Trump's commercial real estate business is down 26 percent, and his most valuable holding — a 30 percent stake in two skyscrapers in San Francisco and New York that makes up about one-third of Trump's fortunate — has fallen by $80 million since 2019. Trump's resorts and hotels portfolio, which includes the Trump International Hotel in Washington, D.C., and Trump National Doral Miami, has also suffered, although Mar-a-Lago brought in slightly more money last year than it did in 2020. Golf, Bloomberg notes, has weathered the pandemic better than some of Trump's other businesses because it's outdoors and a fairly socially distant activity, but some of his courses have still lost money. Trump also loves to license his name, and his controversial nature appears to have caused problems for him in that regard. The PGA Championship will no longer be played at his New Jersey course, Florida's West Palm Beach voted to strip his name from Trump Plaza, and New York City is trying to pull his contracts to run ice rinks, a golf course, and a carousel. Finally, some of the struggles appear to be natural outcomes of holding public office. Trump could no longer be a reality television star or make movie cameos while president, so the income he used to receive from entertainment plunged, and he stopped publishing books, as well. Of course, those could be ways he'll to build back some of his lost fortune, post-presidency. Read the full analysis at Bloomberg. More stories from theweek.comWhy the Atlanta spa shooting feels differentBiden face-plants on evangelical outreachSperm whales shared information on how to avoid human attacks in the 19th century, study suggests Thanks for your feedback! Celebrity Life 57-year-old Kathy Jacobs makes Sports Illustrated Swimsuit debut: ‘There’s no wrong way to age’ The model and actress is praised for combatting ageism with her inclusion in the issue. Thanks for your feedback! Celebrity The Telegraph Vertigo star Kim Novak claims she woke up naked after drink spiked by Tony Curtis One of Hollywood's brightest stars of the 1950s has accused Tony Curtis of spiking her drink at a party in his Beverly Hills home during the height of her fame, leaving her dazed and naked. Actress Kim Novak, who played a leading role as Madeleine in Aldref Hitchkock's Vertigo, described what may be one of the oldest #MeToo allegations as she recalled a 1958 soiree where she passed out. "Tony Curtis had brought me a drink," Novak, now 89, told The Hollywood Reporter. "I don't know, I only had, I think, one drink there. But that's the last thing I knew. I do not know anything afterward, cross my heart, hope to die. Don't know what happened after that or how my car got back in front of my apartment." Curtis was one of Hollywood's biggest stars in the Fifties, appearing alongside Marilyn Monroe in Some Like it Hot and later Operation Petticoat with Cary Grant. He was married to actress Janet Leigh at the time, while Novak was linked to singer Sammy Davis Jr, whom she met on the set of Vertigo. Curtis and Novak would go on to star together in The Third Girl from the Left in 1973. "I think Tony Curtis did it, I don't want to think Sammy did that,” Novak goes on to say later in the interview. Thanks for your feedback! U.S. Popular Mechanics New Declassified Documents Reveal the Truth About Why the USS Thresher Sank The sub mysteriously went down in 1963, killing everyone on board. Now, we're finally learning why. Thanks for your feedback! Celebrity In The Know Woman receives ‘craziest’ sign from the universe following death of best friend: ‘I got full body chills’ Madyson Peoples and her group of grieving friends were sitting at a New York City pier when they noticed something odd in the sky. The post Woman receives ‘craziest’ sign from the universe following death of best friend: ‘I got full body chills’ appeared first on In The Know. Thanks for your feedback! U.S. HuffPost Man Who Murdered Teen Girl, Posted Photos Of Dead Body Online Sentenced To Prison Brandon Clark pleaded guilty to the July 2019 killing of 17-year-old Bianca Devins. Thanks for your feedback! Style Footwear News Katy Perry Takes Hawaii in a Sports Bra, Leggings & Adidas With Orlando Bloom & Daughter Daisy The family stepped out for coffee in style. Thanks for your feedback! Politics The Telegraph Donald Trump says he's 'not a fan' of Meghan - and hopes she runs for US president in 2024 Donald Trump has said he is “not a fan” of the Duchess of Sussex but hopes she will run for US president in 2024 so he could run against her. Mr Trump, during a 30-minute call to Fox News, said he did not like the way the Duchess had spoken of the Royal family and the Queen, whom he called a “tremendous person”. Asked by a Fox host about reports Meghan had met with “Democratic operatives” about a possible 2024 bid, Mr Trump said: "I hope that happens because if that happened, I think I would have an even stronger feeling toward running. I am not a fan of Meghan." In one of his lengthiest interviews since leaving the White House in late January, Mr Trump remained non-committal, however, about seeking to recapture the presidency following his one term in office. "Based on every poll, they want me to run again," he said. "But we're going to take a look and we'll see,” suggesting he would wait until after certain Senate races. Trump says he may run again for president in 2024 in order to defeat Meghan Markle Business Insider Video Trump on rumors Meghan Markle will run for president: 'I hope that happens' FOX News Videos Thanks for your feedback! Celebrity E! Gwen Stefani Just Invited This Celeb to Be Her Maid of Honor in Wedding to Blake Shelton Ahead of Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani’s wedding, the superstar singer revealed who she wants to be her maid of honor. Keep scrolling to see her celeb choice. Video Gwen Stefani Says Being Nominated for an ACM Award with Blake Shelton Is 'Monumental and Exciting' People Video Kell...