Closing Arguments Kick Off Today In Diddy Trial
Closing arguments kick off today in Diddy's federal trial, with prosecutors and defense set to make their final pitch before jury deliberations. Trump raised eyebrows by dropping a flashy NATO promo video soundtracked by Usher's 'Hey Daddy,' despite the singer's past criticism. And Cooper Flagg goes No. 1 to the Dallas Mavericks in the NBA Draft, stepping into the spotlight after Luka Doncic's blockbuster move to L.A.
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