The verdict is in on who Republican voters think should resign over the Signal leak, according to a poll by J.L. Partners for the Daily Mail. This follows the bombshell revelations by Atlantic editor-in-chief Jeffrey Goldberg, who was accidentally added to a group chat about bombing Houthi targets in Yemen by Trump’s National Security Advisor Mike Waltz. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth revealed the exact time for the attack in the group chat. Although the attack on March 15 was successful, voters are not pleased with the lack of precaution showed by Trump’s national security team. The poll reveals that 38 percent of Republicans think Hegseth needs to resign, with only 33 percent supporting him and the rest unsure. While Waltz was the one who added Goldberg, only 33 percent of Republicans say he needs to go and 32 percent saying he should stay. “The Signal drama seems to have cut past the usual battle lines, and the public thinks it a sackable offense regardless of their politics,” J.L. Partners co-founder James Johnson told the Daily Mail.

Actress and model Jenny McCarthy, who endorsed Robert F. Kennedy Jr. in 2024, said she’s switching to a carnivore diet after she “almost died” being a vegan. The 52-year-old revealed on Maria Menounos’ Heal Squad podcast Tuesday that she became “very ill” after following the vegan diet. “I tried vegan and I almost died. I became so ill. I was exhausted and fatigued. I was a mess.” Veganism revolves around eating plants, grains, nuts and fruits, abstaining from any food that comes from animals, such as honey, meat, eggs, and dairy. McCarthy claimed that this carbohydrate-heavy diet plan was making her feel like she was “literally dying.” She is also allergic to soy, which many vegans gravitate to as a source of protein. As a result, she decided to make the switch to the “zero carb” carnivore diet. Harvard Health states that a carnivore diet “only allows consumption of meat, poultry, eggs, seafood, fish, some dairy products, and water,” excluding all fruits, grains, vegetables, seeds, legumes, and nuts. The actress has also spoken out about her belief that vaccines can cause autism, a claim which has been debunked by the Center for Disease Control and Prevention.

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After a 20-year hiatus from releasing albums, Will Smith made his comeback Friday—and wastes no time rapping about slapping Chris Rock at the 2022 Oscars. His new album, Based on a True Story, opens with Int. Barbershop - Day, a skit song featuring Smith and others as characters gossiping about the infamous incident, which came after a joke Rock made about Smith’s wife, Jada Pinkett-Smith. “I heard he down bad / I heard he won the Oscar, but had to give it back / And you know they only made him do that s--- because he’s Black,” the song goes. Later, it references the now-notorious line, “Keep my wife’s name out your f---ing mouth,” that Smith shouted after slapping Rock on live TV. While the actor and musician has since apologized for the slap, calling his behavior “unacceptable” in an emotional video, he sounded less remorseful on the album’s next track, “You Lookin’ for Me?”, rapping, “Took a lot / I’m back on top / Y’all gon’ have to get acclimated / Won’t stop my s--- still hot even though I won’t get nominated.” Smith resigned from the Academy and was given a 10-year ban from the Oscars after the incident.

Infowars founder Alex Jones and his second wife Erika Wulff, with whom he shares a child, are divorcing. Jones, 51, and Wulff, 46, both filed separate petitions for divorce and requested restraining orders against each other, first in September and then in March, according to Page Six. They wed in 2017, the same year Jones’ first wife Kelly (Nichols) Jones was awarded joint custody of their three kids due to his behavior. Soon after, in 2018, Jones was sued for spreading fake conspiracy theories about the 2012 Sandy Hook Elementary School massacre. After a gunman opened fire on a first-grade classroom, killing 20 students and six educators, Jones claimed the attack had been staged by “crisis actors” in an attempt to enact stricter gun control laws. Four of the victims’ families plus an FBI agent later sued him for defamation, saying they had been attacked, stalked, threatened, and harassed because of his lies. He owes about $1.2 billion to the families for the various suits. He filed for personal bankruptcy in 2022, The Guardian reported, and Infowars is being sold as part of the case.

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Former first daughter, Jenna Bush Hager, spilled some couple-y tea when she was joined by her husband, Henry Chase Hager, in Today with Jenna & Friends on Thursday. The pair, who tied the knot on May 10, 2008, reflected on the early days of their relationship and her father, George W. Bush, was in office. Bush Hager seemingly held nothing back as she divulged her first kiss with her husband on television, saying, “It was to Lil’ Troy, a song we can’t say on TV. Lil’ Troy was a rapper back in the day. We were dancing and all of a sudden, you shot your shot.” Her husband, who is a managing director at a private equity firm, responded: “I mean, well, I don’t think you can say that on the 10 a.m. hour of television, but I went in for the kiss.” Reassuring him that it is perfectly acceptable, she explained it is “what happened later” that might not be entirely TV-appropriate. She swiftly moved onto introducing the next segment, but not before her husband shook his head and said laughingly, “That didn’t happen.” “I guess it just depends how we remember it. You didn’t do the walk of shame out of the White House?” Bush Hager quipped, which caused her husband to blush and say, “Honey…”

Anne Heche’s eldest son has agreed to sell his late mother’s assets in order to settle a $4.1 million claim against her estate three years after her death. Homer Laffoon, 23, was named the administrator of Heche’s estate after she died in a car crash in 2022 and has spoken of the difficulty in keeping track of the actress’ finances due to her lack of proper record keeping and absence of a will while alive. However, according to court documents seen by US Weekly, Laffoon submitted an update on March 21 in which he states that her estate is “not yet in a condition to be closed” due to obligations to various creditors. Heche’s son claims to have recovered around $200,000 in tangible assets, including the contents of her bank accounts and personal belongings, which he plans to sell with the assistance of a “well-respected company.” He also claims to be receiving royalties from films his mother worked on and her autobiography, although the total proceeds are still significantly below what is required to settle her debts. Heche died at 53 after crashing her car into a home in Los Angeles. Both the house’s occupant and its owners filed two separate claims for $2 million each to cover damages to the property, while her ex-partner, actor Thomas Jane, also filed a claim for $149,10 over an unpaid loan.

Utah is the first state to ban fluoride in public drinking water, The New York Times reported. GOP Gov. Spencer Cox signed the legislation into law on March 27, prohibiting cities and communities from adding the mineral to their water systems. The ban, which will take effect on May 7, follows concerns by Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. linking fluoridation with illnesses such as bone cancer and thyroid disease, despite scientists saying there’s not enough evidence to support a link. In 2022, only about 44 percent of Utah’s population received fluoridated water—a relatively low percentage in the county, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). “You would think you would see drastically different outcomes with half the state not getting it and half the state getting it. I’ve talked to a lot of dentists. We haven’t seen that,” Cox told ABC4 earlier this month. “So it’s got to be a really high bar for me if we’re going to require people to be medicated by their government.” Opponents, including the CDC, the American Academy of Pediatrics, and the American Dental Association, warn that banning fluoride could worsen dental issues, especially in low-income areas.

Super Bowl winner Matt Stevens has died. He was 51. Early in his football career, Stevens started out as a two-time All-American at Appalachian State, helping his team reach the Southern Conference Championship in 1995. He was inducted into the university’s hall of fame before he made his way to the NFL, where the Buffalo Bills selected him as a safety in the third round of the 1996 draft. He then went on to play for eight more years in the league, jumping around from the Philadelphia Eagles to then play for Washington, before landing himself a Super Bowl ring with the Patriots in 2001. He ended his career playing for the Houston Texans up until his retirement in 2003. A few years later in 2007, the Super Bowl champ got into a motorcycle accident and broke his spinal cord, paralyzing him from the waist down. Four years later, Stevens received special leg braces that allowed him to move around once more. Stevens was born in Chapel Hill, N.C., and is featured in Chapel Hill High School’s hall of fame. The ex-NFL player is survived by his parents, brother, and two children. A memorial service will be held on March 28 in Chapell Hill, N.C., according to his obituary. No cause of death has been revealed yet.

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A chilling video has surfaced from China’s Yunnan province following a powerful earthquake that struck Myanmar on Friday. The 7.7-magnitude quake sent shockwaves across the region, reaching neighboring countries, including Thailand and China. In Yunnan, the tremors triggered the collapse of a rooftop pool from a high-rise building, sending a massive wave of water falling to the streets below. The footage shows people frantically running for their lives as the pool’s water consumes the area, sweeping some off their feet. In Myanmar, the earthquake also caused widespread destruction, with buildings collapsing. The tremors were felt as far as Thailand, where authorities declared an “emergency zone” in the capital, Bangkok. The full extent of the damage across the affected areas remains unclear, but the earthquake’s devastation has left many regions reeling, with rescue operations underway and at least 140 dead. Videos from Thailand have also surfaced, showing high-rise swimming pools in Bangkok emptying due to the earthquake, with water spilling onto streets.

Hillary Clinton has fired off against the MAGA response to Signalgate, using the word “dumb” eight times in an op-ed for The New York Times. As the whole world now knows, a journalist ended up in a sensitive Signal group chat organized to discuss striking the Houthi militant group in Yemen. The MAGA response has been to play down its significance and to deflect attention to Clinton’s own faux pas: The use of a private email server in the lead up to the 2016 election. “It’s not the hypocrisy that bothers me; it’s the stupidity,” the former secretary of state and 2016 Democratic nominee wrote, touching on the response to Signalgate and calling President Donald Trump’s approach to power “dumb.” “If there’s a grand strategy at work here, I don’t know what it is,” she added, writing that perhaps Trump is solely “driven by personal grudges and is in way over his head.” Adding a final blow, Clinton concluded: “As a businessman, he bankrupted his Atlantic City casinos. Now he’s gambling with the national security of the United States. If this continues, a group chat foul will be the least of our concerns, and all the fist and flag emojis in the world won’t save us.”