This is the first post Clarkson has made since the death of her ex-husband, Brandon Blackstock, from cancer. The talent manager passed away on Aug. 7, according to a statement from People. Related: 'Calm Down': Jimmy Kimmel Taunts 'Gobbler' Donald Trump Jr. Over Dumbest Outrage Yet

In an interview at the event, the 30-year-old revealed that a fashion line is something “he’s always wanted to do.”

The Leagues Cup has officially handed down punishments for a post-game brawl that erupted after the the competition's final on Sunday, via multiple media outlets. Members of Inter Miami and the Seattle Sounders were both punished for their role in the fight, which took place moments after the Sounders defeated Miami 3-0.

Stephen Miran, who chairs Trump's Council of Economic Advisers, said he would take unpaid leave from the role while serving on the Federal Reserve board.

The three leaders – alongside Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and others – reaffirmed their alliance at a meeting in Beijing.

A man is questioning whether he was in the wrong to stop financially supporting his ex-wife's 6-year-old daughter after they divorced. The man took to Reddit to share that he had a daughter, 18 months,

Susan Monarez, the recently sworn-in director of the CDC, has been ousted just four weeks after being confirmed by the Senate.

What’s happening with the Spokane Street water tower? At the moment, nothing is planned, but Post Falls officials are looking into ways to fundraise to preserve the iconic landmark as part of the city’s future skyline.

FORT BRAGG, N.C. – The Fort Bragg Housing Services Office wants to ensure Service Members know they have an off post rental support at their convenience through the installation’s Housing Services Office during the 2025 permanent change of station season levels out.

Kelly Clarkson posted on social media for the first time since ex-husband Brandon Blackstock's death, celebrating 23 years since her "American Idol" victory.

Vice President JD Vance had harsh words for the Republican and Democratic senators who dared to ask Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. tough questions during a Thursday hearing before the Senate Finance Committee. Actually, it was just one harsh word, and could be an apt way to describe Vance’s online defense of Kennedy.