Megan Thee Stallion Goes Wild in True Religion Crop Top & Micro Shorts

Megan Thee Stallionis once again commanding attention, this time while teasing the second drop of her collaboration with True Religion. The rapper took to Instagram to unveil a series of striking campaign images, giving fans a first look at the upcoming release. Captioning the post simply "DROP 2," Megan tagged the brand and let the pictures speak for themselves.

Megan Thee Stallion unleashes her wild side in True Religion crop top and micro shorts

The Grammy-winning artist has expanded her influence into fashion, often collaborating with major brands. The new images showcase Megan Thee Stallion in a studio setting, posing against a sleek, shiny neutral backdrop that keeps the focus entirely on the look.

For the shoot, Megan embraced a daring animal-print ensemble, featuring a leopard-printcrop toppaired with coordinatingmicro shorts. The halter-style top featured a plunging neckline, structured detailing, and buttons that ran down the front. This added a slightly rugged edge that echoed True Religion's signature aesthetic. The matching micro shorts sat high on the waist and were cut ultra short. They featured the same leopard pattern, creating a cohesive look.

She paired the set with black ankle-strap stiletto heels, giving the outfit a sleek and polished finish. Accessories were kept minimal but impactful. She wore a chunky silver chain necklace and a matching bracelet that added a subtle touch of shine. To complete the look, Megan wore diamond stud earrings that tied the entire styling together.

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Megan's beauty look added even more impact to the campaign. She styled her jet black hair in ultra-long waves that fell dramatically down her back. This further emphasised the powerful silhouette of the shoot. Her makeup leaned into soft glam, with sculpted brows, warm-toned eyeshadow, and a glossy nude lip.

The post quickly sparked excitement among fans and followers, with many praising the bold leopard print and Megan's confident posing. The rapper continues to prove that her influence extends far beyond music, cementing her place as an icon in both fashion and pop culture.

Originally reported by Viha Shah onThe Fashion Spot.

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A nervous Roki Sasaki steadies himself in Dodgers season debut after a shaky spring

LOS ANGELES (AP) — A nervousRoki Sasakitook the mound in his season debut, knowing he needed to prove something to himself and the Los Angeles Dodgers after a shaky spring.

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The right-hander allowed one run and four hits over four innings of a4-2 lossto the Cleveland Guardians on Monday night. Sasaki struck out four and walked two in his first major league start since May 9.

He walked 15 batters duringspring training, raising concerns about his ability to perform as a starter.

"I actually didn't have the confidence at all when this game started," Sasaki said through a translator, "but I was just focusing on doing what I can control."

José Ramírez, Cleveland's best hitter, singled in the first inning before Sasaki got him on a swinging strikeout in the third with runners on first and second and the Dodgers trailing 1-0.

"It should be a big boost to his confidence," Dodgers manager Dave Roberts said. "He's a confident player, but when you don't have success, it's hard to have real confidence. But when you perform, you start to build true confidence, so hopefully he can build on this one."

Roberts detected Sasaki's self-doubt in the first inning, when the 24-year-old pitcher got two quick outs before Ramírez singled and stole second.

"It was a wait-and-see kind of demeanor in the sense of you know what you're supposed to do, know what you want to do, and until you actually do it, holding your breath a little bit," the manager said. "Once he got out of that inning he was like, 'OK, I can do this,' and then wanted to go out there and keep doing it."

Dalton Rushing, the 25-year-old backup to catcher Will Smith, called the game behind the plate while Smith got the night off.

Rushing used the time walking in from the bullpen with Sasaki to pump him up.

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"I told him it was just me and him, just kind of tunnel vision to an extent and trust what you do," Rushing said. "You were a really good pitcher for a long time in Japan for a reason. You've been a great pitcher for us last year down the stretch."

Sasaki was supposed to be the next big thing coming out of Nippon Professional Baseball. He signed with the Dodgers in January 2025, but by mid-May he was on the injured list with a right shoulder impingement.

After a long rehab assignment in the minors, he rejoined the Dodgers in late September as a reliever. He made eight starts and two relief appearances overall, going 1-1 with a 4.46 ERA, 28 strikeouts and 22 walks.

His best moments as a rookie came out of the bullpen. He earned his first professional save closing out the first game of the National League Division Series against Philadelphia. He pitched in three games in the series, earning two saves and then working three perfect innings in relief in the clinching fourth game.

In the World Seriesagainst Toronto, Sasaki pitched 2 2/3 innings over two games, and Los Angeles went on to win in seven games.

Sasaki remains intent on making it as a starter, and the Dodgers are giving him the chance to find himself again.

"The goal is to keep going deeper in games," Roberts said. "I know he was a little bit nervous going into this start about what to expect. He responded well."

Rushing called it "a very big step forward" for Sasaki.

"We're going to build off this," the catcher said. "We're going to sit down and talk, see what we could have done better, refine some things and look forward to having him out there next time."

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Japan deploys its first long-range missiles

TOKYO (AP) — Japan's first long-rangemissilewas deployed at a southwestern army camp, officials said Tuesday, as the country pushes to bolster its offensive capabilities.

The upgraded Type-12 land-to-ship missiles, developed and produced by Japan's Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, became operational at Camp Kengun in Kumamoto prefecture.

"As Japan faces the most severe and complex security environment in the postwar era ... it is an extremely important capability to strengthen Japan's deterrence and responsiveness," Defense Minister Shinjiro Koizumi told reporters. "It demonstrates Japan's firm determination and capability to defend itself."

The upgraded Type-12 missile has a range of about 1,000 kilometers (620 miles), a significant extension from the 200-kilometer (125-mile) range of the original that would allow it to reach mainland China.

The deployment of the long-range missile gives Japan a "standoff" capability, meaning it can strike enemy missile bases from afar, marking a break from the self-defense-only policy the country long followed under its pacifist constitution.

Residents opposing the deployment near the residential area staged protests outside the Kengun camp, saying it would escalate tension and increases risks the area could be targeted by potential enemies.

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Japan rolls out more weapons systems to protect southwestern islands

Also Tuesday, a hypersonic glide vehicle, a new weapons system designed for island defense, was deployed to Camp Fuji in the Shizuoka prefecture, west of Tokyo. Additional deployment of the upgraded Type-12 missiles and HGVs at other locations in Japan, including Hokkaido in the north and Miyazaki in the south, are planned by March 2028.

Japan also plans to deploy U.S.-made, 1,600-kilometer (990-mile)-rangeTomahawk cruise missileson Japanese destroyer JS Chokai later this year, and eventually on seven other destroyers.

Takaichi boosts defense spending to counter China

Japan considers China its main regional security threat and has fortified the country's southwestern islands near the East China Sea in recent years.

Prime MinisterSanae Takaichi's Cabinet in December approveda record defense budget planexceeding 9 trillion yen ($58 billion) for the fiscal year beginning April and aims to fortify its strike-back capability and coastal defense with cruise missiles and unmanned arsenals.

Japan last June spottedtwo Chinese aircraft carriersalmost simultaneously operating near Japanese remote islands in the Pacific for the first time, sparking Tokyo's concern about Beijing's military activity stretching far beyond its borders.

The defense minster last week announced the establishment of a new office dedicated to studying China's Pacific activity.

Tensions have escalated further sinceTakaichi's statementin November that any Chinese military action against Taiwan could be grounds for a Japanese military response.

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11-Year-Old Boy with Down Syndrome Celebrates Being Cancer Free 2 Years After Leukemia Diagnosis

A community rallies around an 11-year-old boy two years after he's considered cancer-free

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• Levi Buxman, who also has Down syndrome, was supported by his classmates as he rang a bell to celebrate

• The child was diagnosed with B-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia in November 2023

An Ohio community is celebrating a young boy who is now cancer-free after years of hospitalizations and rough moments linked to his disease.

At 9 years old, Levi Buxman was diagnosed with B-cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia on Nov. 5, 2023, according to aGoFundMe.

On March 20, the now-11-year-old, who also has Down syndrome, was surrounded by students and staff at Green Elementary in Smithville after he rang his bell at Akron Children's Hospital to celebrate being cancer-free.

Levi paraded down the hallway, giving out high-fives as his classmates cheered him on, as shown in a video of his special moment broadcast byWKYCon March 26.

The fifth grader loves listening anddancing toMichael Jackson, and wore a red and black jacket that reads "Just beat it" on the back, a nod to him beating cancer.

His mother, Lauren Buxman, spoke to the news station about the day she found out about her eldest son's diagnosis, initially thinking it was the flu.

"I took him to the ER and with leukemia, they can detect it with a blood test," she told the news station. "So within a couple hours, we had a diagnosis and then he didn't come home again for 70 days."

In the GoFundMe, loved ones said his diagnosis came "wildly unexpected and sudden."

For Lauren, it was even harder to face alone because her husband Branden Buxman was away at the time. He was on the road back from a hunting trip in Colorado when she found out about Levi's diagnosis.

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In the last two years, Levi has spent nearly 267 nights in the hospital and suffered a stroke that left doctors wondering how he survived.

Outside of his medical condition, Lauren wondered if her child would ever live a normal life with friends. And then he met one — a boy named Liam in the oncology unit at Akron Children's Hospital.

"They had some kind of weird relationship where one of them would show up at the hospital and just for an acute illness and they'd end up staying for weeks and the other one would be right behind them," Lauren said of Liam and Levi's friendship.

But when Liam died in May 2025, Levi struggled with his best friend not being there when it was time to ring his bell.

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That's when his community stepped up.

"One of my biggest fears when we had Levi and got his Down syndrome diagnosis was that he wouldn't have friends, that kids would be cruel and he just wouldn't be seen," Lauren said.

"When we did the clap out, just seeing how much the kids love him and the kids were seeking him out for high fives and hugs and calling his name, it warms my heart to see that the kids see him for who he is," his mom added.

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Rosalía Tells Madrid Audience She's 'Much Better Now' Days After Stopping Concert Due to Food Poisoning

Rosalía returned to her Lux Tour on Monday, March 30, four days after cutting a Milan concert short due to food poisoning

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• She kicked off a four-night residency at Movistar Arena in Madrid

• The singer told the crowd she is feeling "much better"

Rosalíais back on stage after a brief bout of food poisoning.

TheLuxartist, 33, opened night one of her four-night residency at Movistar Arena in Madrid on Monday, March 30, just four days after cutting a Milan stop short amid her brief illness.

"How are we feeling tonight? I'm so happy to be here," she told the crowd in Spain's capital city on Monday, perBillboard. "Last week, I wasn't feeling too well, but I'm much better now."

During Rosalía's March 25 show in Milan, she reportedly cut the performance short about 45 minutes after telling her fans she was experiencing discomfort from "big time food poisoning."

"I tried to do this show — since the beginning, I've been sick. I've had big-time food poisoning, and I've tried to push it till the end but I'm feeling extremely sick," said Rosalía,as seen in fan videos of the moment.

"I'm puking out there, and I really want to give the best show," the Grammy winner continued. "And I'm, like, on the floor, doing my best. I might try to keep going, but maybe at some point I have to stop. I'm extremely sick."

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Rosalía told the crowd she was "really trying" and planned to "push as much as I can."

"But we might have to stop if I physically can't keep going," she added. "I'm in pain."

Rosalía's Lux Tour includes material from her ambitious album of the same name, and is divided into four acts, perBillboard. The album features both grand orchestral arrangements and electro-pop, all sung in 13 different languages, with each song inspired by a different Catholic saint or female religious figure.

The singer's current tourkicked off March 16 in Franceand continues with shows around the globe through September. The tour's U.S. leg begins on June 4 in Miami. The album came out in November 2025 and reached No. 4 on theBillboard200 chart.

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Luxalso helped her achieve the record ofmost-streamed albumby a female Spanish-speaking artist, as the project received 42.1 million streams in its first 24 hours of release.

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Jan. 6 Capitol riot participants file lawsuit accusing police of excessive force

Dozens of people who participated in the Jan. 6, 2021, riot at the U.S. Capitol are suing the federal government, accusing responding officers of using excessive force.

The class-action lawsuit, filed in federal court in Florida, alleges U.S. Capitol Police and the Metropolitan Police Department "indiscriminately" fired chemical munitions, pepper spray and other projectiles into a crowd gathered on the Capitol's west side.

The complaint says the plaintiffs were exercising their First Amendment right to protest the certification of the 2020 presidential election results and describes the crowd as "overwhelmingly peaceful" before officers began using force. It alleges protesters were not given required warnings to disperse before chemical agents and munitions were deployed.

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The plaintiffs claim they suffered injuries, including chemical burns, concussions and emotional distress. The lawsuit accuses the government of negligence, assault and failures in supervision and crowd control planning.

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The events of Jan. 6 were widely broadcast, showing rioters breaching the Capitol as Congress met to certify the election. About 140 law enforcement officers were injured, and the building sustained significant damage.

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In one of his first moves in office, President Donald Trump pardoned about 1,500 people charged or convicted in connection with the attack and commuted the sentences of 14 others.

The plaintiffs are asking the court to declare that the Capitol Police and the Metropolitan Police used unlawful force and to award compensatory damages and legal costs.

Scripps News has reached out to the Justice Department for comment and is awaiting a response.

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Meghan Markle's Dad Thomas Markle, 81, Reveals Relationship with Nurse, 46, After Leg Amputation

Thomas Markle says he is in a relationship with a nurse 35 years his junior whom he met after his leg amputation

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• Meghan Markle's estranged told The Daily Mail he "never expected to find joy and happiness again at my age"

• Meghan previously reached out to her father following his emergency surgery, despite their yearslong estrangement

Thomas Markleis sharing a personal update following his recent health struggles.

In a new interview withThe Daily Mail,Meghan Markle's estranged father, 81, said he is in a relationship with nurse Rio Canedo, 46, whom he met afterundergoing an emergency leg amputationin the Philippines in December 2025.

"I never expected to find joy and happiness again at my age," he told the outlet. "I felt neglected and sad for so many years, but now I am enjoying life again."

He added, "After so many tough times, I feel truly blessed to have found someone very special who takes such good care of me."

Thomas said he met Canedo — a mother of two — in mid-December while checking into a rehab hospital in the Philippines, where she works. He has been living in the Philippines in recent years after relocating from Mexico.

Canedo toldThe Daily Mailthat she was initially unsure what to expect.

"I was a bit worried because someone had told me he had a reputation for being grumpy," she said. "But I started working with him, and he is a total gentleman and someone who is kind and funny."

She also said she was unfamiliar with Thomas' connection to Meghan, 44, andPrince Harry, 41.

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Thomas fblooreflected on his health setbacks in the interview, referencing the stroke he suffered in 2022.

"After my stroke, things were not great," he said. "I wanted to go to the other side of the world to a place where the people are kind. The Philippines has a gentler way of life. I never expected to meet Rio and have my life changed in such a wonderful way."

Thomas had his left leg removed below the knee on Dec. 3, 2025, after a blood clot in his thigh reportedly cut off circulation. The three-hour procedure took place in the Philippines, where the retired lighting director relocated with his son, Thomas Markle, Jr., earlier that year.

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Although Meghan and Thomas have been estranged for years, the Duchess of Sussexreached out to her fatherafter learning about his leg amputation. A spokesperson for Meghan previously said she attempted to contact him the same day she learned about his health ordeal.

The Mail on Sundayreported that Thomas said he had not heard from Meghan. After that, a spokesperson for Meghan confirmed that a letter written by her was"safely" in the hands of her father.

Meghan has been estranged from her father since her 2018wedding to Prince Harry.

Their relationship fractured after Thomas admitted to staging paparazzi photos ahead of the wedding and, according to Meghan, was not truthful with her about his communications with the press. She later spoke about the fallout during her and Harry's2021 interview with Oprah Winfrey, saying at the time, "I've lost my father."

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