The clip, filmed through the windows of Marine One, shows Leavitt sitting across from Trump and his close aide Natalie Harp. Leavitt appears to speak directly to Harp, then yawns, points in her direction, and later folds her arms while looking toward the president. Both women glance at their phones during the exchange. Online posts quickly linked the moment to her departure, with some claiming she looked isolated or worried in the hours leading up to the news.

A professional lip reader named Nicola Hickling examined the footage and shared her interpretation. She said Leavitt appeared to ask Harp, “Are you sure?” Harp, according to the reading, responded, “We don’t like it. There’s going to be an announcement as soon as possible, okay?” Leavitt then seemed to sigh and rub her arms before pointing again. Later in the exchange Harp reportedly said, “This has now happened twice,” and raised two fingers while adding, “Twice, as you know.” Exactly what they were discussing remains unknown, and no official confirmation has tied the conversation to Leavitt’s decision to leave.

Natalie Harp has drawn attention for other reasons as well. Letters she wrote in 2023, published in full by the Daily Beast, showed her deep personal loyalty to Trump. In one she wrote, “You’re all that matters to me,” and described herself as “unworthy” of the president.

Harp, who joined Trump’s team in 2022 after a career as a conservative television host, has stayed by his side through the campaign and into the White House. She is often described as far more than a typical aide, staying late to help draft social media posts, sending messages on his behalf, and maintaining a constant presence near the Oval Office.

Whether the Marine One exchange played any role in Leavitt’s exit is still pure speculation. Official statements from both Trump and Leavitt continue to frame the departure as a personal choice focused on family.

On a rainy Tuesday they all gathered for a ceremonial military review on the White House South Lawn, the kind of formal honor America reserves for visiting heads of state. The weather had shifted from the previous day’s sunshine into a proper drizzle that felt distinctly British, and that was when Camilla offered a remark that left Melania momentarily at a loss for words.

This visit marked the third formal state occasion the two women have shared. It was also the first time Queen Camilla had stepped inside the White House since King Charles took the throne. The day before, while the men held private talks, Melania had taken Camilla to the tennis pavilion to look at historical artifacts. Their earlier encounters, including a tour of Queen Mary’s Dolls’ House and the Royal Library during the Trumps’ trip to Britain the previous year, had been polite and pleasant without ever turning especially close.

Royal author Elizabeth Holmes noted that both women seemed content to stay out of the spotlight. “Neither one of them is stealing any of the spotlight here,” she told CNN. “In this case, Charles and Trump are very much the focal point.” She added that the pair appeared to be simply fulfilling the supporting roles expected of them rather than building any deep personal bond.

As the four of them took their seats on the raised platform that rainy morning, Donald and Charles sat on one side while Camilla and Melania settled in beside each other. Lip reading expert Nicola Hickling later told the Daily Mail what she saw in the footage. When they prepared to sit, Camilla observed, “Oh, it’s rather wet.” Melania agreed that it “certainly is,” and the two shared a quick laugh. Then Camilla added, “We shall have soggy bottoms,” referring to the damp chair cushions beneath them.

Melania looked briefly stunned. She asked, “What did I just hear?” before repeating the phrase with clear confusion: “Soggy bottoms?”

The expression comes straight from The Great British Bake Off, the popular television show known for its gentle humor about imperfect pastry. Queen Camilla is a known fan of the program, and the lighthearted line seemed to catch the American first lady completely off guard for a second before the two women smiled again.

He’s almost ten years older than I am, and with an illness like this you kind of can’t let your head go there. It’s like you can’t imagine life without them. But you know they’re going to die just like I know I’m going to die. So part of it you accept.

Joe was diagnosed in May 2025 with an aggressive form of prostate cancer that had already spread to his bones. Jill described her husband as strong and resilient through it all. He hasn’t talked about any fear of his own, and she never expected him to. He’s always been the strength of our family, she said.

Rather than dwelling on the hardship, the couple has chosen a different approach. We can’t look at life that way, Jill explained. We look at it like Joe has cancer. He’s gonna die, so let’s make the most of every moment. Let’s be together. Let’s find things that bring us joy. Let’s make this a positive journey, not a negative one, because how can you live with that every day? You can’t. It’s too heavy.

The comments come roughly a year after the public announcement of Joe’s diagnosis. Earlier this summer on the Today show, Jill had said he was doing okay, though the fact that the cancer reached his bones makes everything different. She believes he will live with cancer for the rest of his life. Even so, the pair continue focusing on the time they still have and the small moments of joy they can create together.

Randall, a model turned photographer, died at 57 in August 2023 after a three year battle with ALS. He asked Bullock from the start not to share the diagnosis with the world, and she honored that request completely. “I wasn’t allowed to speak about it. That was the request and I tried. I honored it,” she said. She understood why he wanted privacy, but the silence took a heavy toll, especially as the COVID pandemic locked everyone down and left her carrying the weight mostly alone.

For a long time only her sister Gesine Bullock Prado knew the truth. Bullock eventually confided in a small circle of close friends including Jennifer Aniston and Amanda Anka. She explained that the physical decline combined with the mental and emotional strain created what she called a pretty dark trifecta. “I started grieving Bryan four years before he passed,” she shared. “He was ill for half of our relationship. My person left a lot earlier than the body left. I don’t think I ever dealt with that until after he passed, because you’re just on this treadmill.”

The couple met in 2015 and went on to raise her two children, Louis and Laila, alongside Randall’s daughter Skylar from a previous relationship.

Bullock spoke about the careful planning required as the disease progressed through endless tests and milestones, and about protecting the kids while still being present for the man who had become their father figure. She noted that illness itself never scared her after watching her own parents face serious health struggles, but the isolation and the need to stay silent made everything harder.

Three years after his death, Bullock is only now finding the space to talk about what those years really felt like. The episode, currently available to SiriusXM early access subscribers, will be released more widely on August 24.

What you do right before bed matters more than a lot of people realize. Two common nighttime habits put extra pressure on your heart and blood vessels, and the newest research is making that clearer than ever.

Late night sugar hits your vessels hard

Grabbing a soda, sweet tea, or juice before bed forces your body to deal with a big load of sugar right when your metabolism is slowing down for the night. During the day you move around and burn some of that glucose. At night there is nowhere for it to go. Blood sugar spikes keep happening, and over time they fuel inflammation and insulin resistance. That damages the delicate lining inside your blood vessels. Plaque starts to build, and if a piece breaks loose it can cause an ischemic stroke.

A long term Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health study that followed more than 100,000 people for about 30 years found that people who drank one or two soft drinks a day raised their risk of heart disease by roughly 18 to 21 percent. The higher risk stayed even in people who exercised regularly.

The American Heart Association has been warning about the same thing. Liquid sugar drives visceral fat around your organs and weakens blood vessel walls, setting the stage for restricted blood flow to the brain.

Broken sleep and the missing blood pressure dip

The other big nighttime risk is anything that ruins your sleep quality. Caffeine, energy drinks, or even a glass or two of alcohol before bed mess with deep sleep and REM stages. Many people think a nightcap helps them relax and fall asleep faster. In reality it keeps the cardiovascular system under stress longer.

Good sleep lets your blood pressure naturally drop by 10 to 20 percent overnight. That “dipping” gives your heart and arteries a chance to rest and recover. When sleep gets broken by sugar, caffeine, or alcohol, your body stays in a fight or flight mode. Blood pressure stays higher through the night. Over time that wears down the arteries that feed the brain. Hypertension remains one of the most preventable causes of stroke.

A large international study published in the journal Neurology showed that people with multiple sleep problems such as frequent awakenings, insomnia, or restless nights faced a clearly higher risk of stroke compared with people who slept well and consistently. Researchers said poor sleep quality should be treated as a major risk factor right alongside smoking and high cholesterol.

Know the warning signs: B.E. F.A.S.T.

If you or someone else wakes up with any of these, get emergency help right away. Do not try to sleep it off.

B – Balance problems, sudden dizziness, or trouble walking

E – Eyes, sudden blurred or double vision, or loss of sight

F – Face drooping on one side, uneven smile

A – Arm weakness or numbness, one arm drifts down when both are raised

S – Speech that is slurred or hard to understand

T – Time to call emergency services immediately

Simple changes that protect you for the long run

You do not need a complete lifestyle overhaul. Small consistent choices around bedtime make a real difference.

Skip anything with sugar, caffeine, or alcohol for four to six hours before bed. If you want something warm, reach for unsweetened chamomile, peppermint, or hibiscus tea.

Aim for seven to eight hours of solid sleep and try to keep the same bedtime and wake time every day. That helps your nervous system settle so blood pressure can dip the way it should.

Keep the bedroom cool, dark, and free of screens. Blue light from phones and TVs messes with melatonin and steals deep sleep.

Get regular checkups so hidden issues like high blood pressure, irregular heartbeat, or high cholesterol get caught early.

The real protection comes from the everyday patterns, not one perfect night. By easing the metabolic load late in the day and giving your body the rest it needs, you lower the chances of a stroke more than most people realize.

This article is for information only and is not medical advice. Always talk with a qualified healthcare provider about your heart health or any changes you plan to make. If stroke symptoms appear, call emergency services right away.

She was last seen on July 19 when she joined President Donald Trump at the 2026 World Cup final. Since that appearance she has not accompanied him to several high profile events, including the dignified transfer of fallen service members and the White House Correspondents Dinner.

An NBC News analysis published on August 17 found that Melania has made fewer public appearances during Trump’s current term than she did at the same point in his first presidency. Her office has declined to detail how she has spent the time away, though senior adviser Marc Beckman offered a brief explanation that the first lady prioritizes results over appearances.

The absence has also drawn renewed attention to Trump’s close working relationship with executive assistant Natalie Harp. Harp earned the nickname The Printer because she often follows the president with a portable printer so he can review hard copies of articles, posts and messages. Reports of personal notes she left for him have fueled speculation in recent months.

In their book Regime Change, authors Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan wrote that one note said “You are all that matters to me.” Others reportedly included “I don’t ever want to let you down” and “I want to bring you joy.” Trump has also been quoted saying that Harp “will never leave” him.

Harp’s brother Preston has spoken publicly about the dynamic, describing it as unhealthy. He told the Daily Beast that while much of the media focuses on whether the relationship is scandalous, he sees it instead as an infatuation based on a shared ideology of American exceptionalism.

Despite the month away from cameras, Melania has continued advancing several policy efforts. These include expanding children’s access to artificial intelligence, improving the foster care system, combating non consensual intimate imagery, and helping reunite children separated from their families during the Russia Ukraine war. Her most recent public remarks came on June 11 when she launched the Fostering the Future Accounts.

She is expected to reappear today in the White House Rose Garden alongside IndyCar and Fox Corp to announce a partnership connected to her foster care initiative.

Those little insects are usually pantry moths, and they often arrive already inside packaged groceries from the store. They can also slip in through open windows or move between apartments through tiny gaps. Once they find dry food that is not sealed tightly, they settle in and start multiplying.

You will notice them as small moths flying around the kitchen or resting on cabinet doors. Inside packages you may see thin web like threads, tiny white worms that are the larvae, or small brown cocoons tucked into corners and shelf edges. The food itself can look clumpy or smell a little off. Common targets include flour, rice, cereal, pasta, spices, dried fruit, nuts, pet food, and birdseed.

The good news is that pantry moths are not harmful to people or pets. They do not bite and they do not carry diseases. Their only real damage is ruining food and spreading if left alone.

Start by pulling everything out of the pantry and checking each package carefully. Any item with webs, larvae, or clear signs of infestation needs to be sealed in a plastic bag and taken straight to the outdoor trash. Do not leave it sitting in the kitchen bin.

Next give the empty shelves a thorough cleaning. Vacuum every surface, corner, and crack. Wash with warm soapy water and then wipe everything down with vinegar. Those eggs and young larvae hide in the smallest places, so take your time.

Pheromone traps can help catch the adult males and show you whether moths are still active after the cleanup. To stop them from returning, move all dry foods into airtight containers as soon as you bring them home. Freezing new bags of flour and grains for a few days kills any eggs that might already be inside. Keep the pantry clean and organized, and check new packages before they go on the shelf. Some people also place bay leaves or a bit of cedar in the cupboard as a natural deterrent.

If the problem looks minor and you are not ready to throw food away, freezing the packages solid for at least four days can kill eggs and larvae. When you clearly see webs or worms, though, it is safer to discard the food. Most of the time these steps clear the issue. If the moths keep coming back no matter what you do, a pest control professional can help find any hidden source you missed.

The first time this happened in my own kitchen I felt frustrated and a little grossed out. After checking every package, tossing what needed to go, and cleaning properly, the problem became manageable. A little patience and consistency go a long way toward getting your pantry back to normal.

What sets walnuts apart is their rich supply of alpha-linolenic acid, or ALA, a plant-based omega-3 fatty acid that most other nuts simply do not offer in the same quantity. That particular fat has strong ties to better heart function.

Research points to regular walnut eating helping lower LDL cholesterol, the kind often called the bad one, while also easing inflammation in the body, improving how blood vessels work, and supporting steadier blood pressure when it fits into an overall balanced way of eating. People who make nuts a regular part of their diet, walnuts included, tend to show lower chances of developing cardiovascular disease compared with those who rarely touch them.

These nuts also rank high for antioxidant power. Their blend of polyphenols, vitamin E, melatonin, and other natural compounds works to shield cells from the damage free radicals can cause. Oxidative stress links to aging and a whole range of long-term health problems, so foods that help fight it can play a useful role when they sit inside a healthy overall pattern of eating.

Scientists keep looking closely at how walnuts affect the brain. While more studies continue, existing research suggests that diets full of omega-3 fats and antioxidants may help memory, learning, and everyday thinking stay sharper. Because walnuts bring both the healthy fats and those protective compounds together, many nutrition specialists include them among the foods that support brain health alongside fruits, vegetables, whole grains, and fish.

Beyond the fats, walnuts deliver solid amounts of protein, dietary fiber, magnesium, copper, manganese, phosphorus, and B vitamins. Those nutrients help with energy production, muscle work, nerve function, and keeping the immune system running smoothly.

Most experts suggest sticking to about one ounce, roughly a small handful or 28 grams, so you get the benefits without overdoing the calories. They slip easily into daily routines by sprinkling them on oatmeal or yogurt, tossing them into salads, blending them into smoothies, stirring them into baked goods, or simply grabbing a handful as a snack.

Of course walnuts are not a magic fix for any disease. Their real value shows up when they join regular movement, decent sleep, stress management, and a balanced plate of food. Anyone with a tree nut allergy needs to stay away and talk with a doctor first.

The body of research keeps building the case that walnuts rank among nature’s more useful foods. With their heart-friendly fats, protective antioxidants, and helpful vitamins and minerals, a steady but moderate habit of eating them can support the heart, the brain, and overall well-being for the long haul.

The two first crossed paths years earlier while she was starring in Heroes. They reconnected much later for the film, which was shot in the winter of 2025 and released in January. In Sleepwalker, Panettiere played a woman grappling with the devastating loss of her daughter after a car crash. Chatwin says they hit it off right away and had a great experience on set, though the heavy subject matter of domestic abuse seemed to touch something personal for her. She opened up to him about a lot during filming.

Chatwin noticed she seemed different from the young woman he remembered. He has been sober for 15 years himself and understands the realities of addiction and how Hollywood can take so much from people who start young. “I could tell she was struggling,” he said, “and I was like, ‘I don’t think it’s this movie.’ There’s a handful of women that I’ve worked with that I really liked, and I really loved working with her, but I also know that she was really lonely.”

She told him early on about her time in rehab and the struggles she had carried with trauma. Chatwin remembered her as someone with a beautiful heart who was genuinely sweet. At the same time he appreciated that she could drop the performance once the cameras stopped rolling. She was authentic with him about her life and her battles with addiction. He wondered aloud where those struggles come from, whether Hollywood or home, and noted that often it is both.

Director Brandon Auman also shared his grief in a statement, calling Panettiere a bright and open spirit who taught him a great deal. He said she was honest about the last few years of her life and how they connected to her character, though he is keeping those private conversations private. “She lived a dozen lives in one short beautiful life,” he wrote. “I’ll miss her forever.”

Chatwin felt a mix of sadness and anger when he heard the news. He wanted to point a finger at something because these losses keep happening. Panettiere was delightful and open, and they had a real connection on set. He is simply heartbroken that another one was taken down. It is not the first time, he said, and it feels like it happens every year without anyone fully addressing it.

In real life Panettiere was mother to her 11-year-old daughter Kaya, whom she shared with her ex-fiancé Wladimir Klitschko. She had given him full custody years earlier while dealing with addiction and postpartum depression. After a long break from the screen she returned in Scream VI, then made a few more films including Sleepwalker, and even lent her voice to a video game. Just months before her death she published a memoir in which she spoke openly about her past, her recovery, and who she had become.

A friend of the Scream star placed the 911 call according to reports citing law enforcement sources. First responders tried to revive her with advanced cardiac life support which involved CPR along with special medicines, breathing tubes and heart rhythm tracking. Chest compressions continued but nothing worked and she was pronounced dead at 2:32 p.m.

Dispatch audio obtained by People captured officials discussing an overdose and cardiac arrest around the time of her death. A representative for Panettiere told the outlet they did not have additional information at that point but it was looking as though that was the case.

The Greenville Police Department and Greenville County Coroner’s Office are investigating. A police spokesperson said the preliminary investigation has not indicated any signs of foul play or suspicious circumstances and confirmed that an acquaintance of Ms. Panettiere placed the 911 call. Officials have stated the official cause of death will not be released until after an autopsy.

Panettiere began her career as a child on the ABC soap opera One Life to Live. She later became known for major roles in Heroes, Nashville and the Scream franchise. She leaves behind her 11 year old daughter Kaya who she shared with former fiancé Wladimir Klitschko.

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