Christina Haack Shares Hilarious Video of Son Brayden, 10, Looking Nervous in the Backseat as Sister Taylor, 15, Drives Him to School

Christina Haack shared a funny video of her son Brayden reacting nervously to his sister Taylor driving him to school

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• Taylor recently got her learner's permit and has been practicing driving with both her parents and stepmom involved

• Haack shares her two older kids with ex Tarek El Moussa and her son Hudson with ex Ant Anstead

Christina Haack'sson Brayden is getting used to his sister's driving.

On Wednesday, April 1, the HGTV star, 42, shared a hilarious videoon Instagramof her son Brayden, 10, sitting in the backseat of a car as his sister Taylor, 15, drove him to school. Brayden could be seen making a scared face, holding onto the seat and the window as Taylor zipped down the street.

The video then panned to Taylor, who sat in the driver's seat next to her mom. She was concentrated on the road as Haack captured the moment. "When sis drives you to school 🫣🤣," she wrote on the video.

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Haack shares her two older kids with exTarek El Moussa. She is also mom to son Hudson, 5, whom she shares with ex Ant Anstead.

Last week, Haack revealed that her daughter Taylor hadgotten her learner's permitby sharing a few photos and videos onher Instagram Stories. In one video, Haack captured the moment her daughter had her photo taken for her permit.

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"Omg our girl has a driving permit!!!" Haack wrote, tagging her ex-husband and his wife,Heather Rae El Moussa.

She also included a video of Taylor driving their family's black Tesla, pulling out of a driveway with Tarek in the front seat next to her. "I can't believe we have a driver. 🥲," Haack wrote.

This past September, Haackcelebrated her daughter Taylor's 15th birthday alongside their entire family, sharing a photo onher Instagram Stories. In the snap, Haack could be seen wearing a black tank top and black skirt, posing with her arm around Taylor, who wore a pink minidress.

On the other side of Haack, her boyfriend,Christopher Larocca,smiled and had his arm around Haack's son, Brayden. Her other son, Hudson, could be seen smiling as Brayden hugged him.

Taylor's stepmom, Heather, smiled next to Taylor on the other side of her, while her dad, Tarek, posed at the end and held his son, Tristan, 2.

"Celebrating our girl. 🤍," Haack wrote over the photo.

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Olivia Rodrigo reveals third studio album – See the surprising name

Olivia Rodrigois driving into a new era.

The "Drivers License" singer, 23, on April 2 unveiled her highly anticipated third studio album: "You Seem Pretty Sad For a Girl So in Love," which will drop on June 12.

"I am so proud of this record and I can't wait for you to hear it," Rodrigo said in a release. She also shared the album artwork, which showed the singer wearing a pink dress while upside down on a swing.

This will be Rodrigo's follow-up to hersophomore album "Guts,"which she released in September 2023 to critical acclaim. In recent weeks, the Grammy-winning pop star had been cryptically hinting that an album announcement was imminent, including by mysteriously wiping all of the posts from her Instagram account.

Olivia Rodrigo has officially kickstarted her newest era.

The "Good 4 U" singer, who is no stranger to turning a red carpet into her own runway, recently unveiled her highly anticipated third album. Titled "You Seem Pretty Sad For a Girl So in Love," the album will officially be releasing on June 12, 2026, and marks a new (pinker!) chapter for Rodrigo following the success of her first two albums "Sour" and "Guts."

From her iconic performances to her standout red carpet looks, here's a look at Olivia Rodrigo's career through the years starting with her recent appearance at the Chloe fall/winter 2026-2027 show in Paris.

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Olivia Rodrigo's new era begins! See her career, from breakout artist to Grammy winner

Olivia Rodrigohas officially kickstarted her newest era.The"Good 4 U" singer, who is no stranger to turning a red carpet into her own runway, recently unveiled herhighly anticipated third album. Titled "You Seem Pretty Sad For a Girl So in Love," the album will officially be releasing on June 12, 2026, and marks a new (pinker!) chapter for Rodrigo following the success of her first two albums"Sour"and"Guts."From her iconic performances to her standout red carpet looks, here's a look at Olivia Rodrigo's career through the years starting with her recent appearance at the Chloe fall/winter 2026-2027 show in Paris.

Rodrigo rose to fame as a star of the Disney+ series "High School Musical: The Musical: The Series" and transitioned into a solo music career in 2021 with her wildly popular debut single "Drivers License." The emotional breakup ballad, which sparkedspeculation of a love triangleinvolving Rodrigo's costar Joshua Bassett and pop singerSabrina Carpenter, became a sensation on TikTok and hit No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 songs chart. Rodrigo topped the chart again a few months later with her single "Good 4 U."

In May 2021, Rodrigo dropped her debut album "Sour," whichmade history as the moststreamed album in a week by a female artist on Spotify. At the2022 Grammys, Rodrigo won best new artist, best pop vocal album for "Sour" and best pop solo performance for "Drivers License."

Rodrigo followed up "Sour" in2023 with "Guts," and the lead single "Vampire" became her third song to top the Billboard Hot 100 songs chart. This made Rodrigo, then 20, theyoungest artist withthree No. 1 songs on the chart.

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"Guts" was later nominated for album of the year and best pop vocal album at the Grammys, while "Vampire" earned nominations for song of the year, record of the year and best pop solo performance.

Since the release of "Guts," Rodrigoheadlined the Glastonbury Festivalin June 2025 and dropped a "Live from Glastonbury" live album in December. She wrapped her 102-show Guts World Tour in July 2025 and brought the album's era to a close ina New York City showin October.

"This is definitely going to be the last 'Guts' show, so it's kind of awesome to bookend this chapter," she said at the show. "Can't wait to get back on the road one of these days."

Fans had been eagerly anticipating details about Rodrigo's third studio album, nicknamed "OR3," and breathlessly speculating about what four-letter word she might use for the title. Popular guesses ranged from "Luck" to "Love," though in the end, Rodrigo broke from her one-word naming convention.

While Rodrigo had remained mum on the title, she previously teased what fans could expect from the album in a interview withBritish Vogue published in March 2026. She said the album would be filled with "sad love songs," telling the outlet she realized "all of my favourite romantic love songs were beautiful because they had a tinge of fear or yearning in them."

Contributing: Anika Reed, USA TODAY

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Queen Elizabeth's Grandson Peter Phillips Had to Secure 'Special Permission' to Remarry: Report

Peter Phillips and Harriet Sperling reportedly had to secure special permission from the church vicar as they plan for their wedding

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• The couple's spokesperson announced on April 1 that they will wed in a private ceremony at All Saints Church in Gloucestershire in June

• Princess Anne's son and his nurse fiancée announced their engagement in August 2025, about a year after they took their relationship public

Peter Phillipsreportedly had an extra step before walking down the aisle.

On April 1,The Sunreported thatPrincess Anne's son had to get "special permission" from the vicar of the church where he will marryHarriet Sperlingthis summer because they were both married before.

The outlet cited sources close to the couple in making the claim, in a report published on the same day that Peter, 48, and Harriet confirmed their wedding date.

"They have the vicar's permission," a source toldThe Sunabout the couple getting the green light.

Peter got divorced from his first wife, Autumn Kelly, in 2021, and Harriet was previously married to a fitness instructor, the outlet said.

On Wednesday, Peter and Harriet unveiled their wedding date and details in a statement shared with PEOPLE.

"Mr Peter Phillips, the son of HRH The Princess Royal and Captain Mark Phillips and Ms Harriet Sperling, daughter of the late Mr Rupert Sanders and Mrs Mary Sanders of Gloucestershire, have today announced their wedding date," the couple's spokesperson, Gerard Franklin, said in a statement.

"The summer wedding will take place at All Saints Church, Kemble, Cirencester on Saturday 6th June 2026 in a private ceremony," it continued. "Both families have been informed jointly of the wedding date by invitation."

"Their Majesties The King and Queen, The Prince and Princess of Wales have also been informed of the announcement," the statement said, revealing thatKing Charles,Queen Camilla,Prince WilliamandKate Middletonhave all been notified. "Further details will be announced in due course."

The All Saints Church is in Gloucestershire, where both Peter and Harriet grew up. According toHello!magazine, the church is also just 20 minutes from Gatcombe Park, Princess Anne's estate, where they live.

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Entrepreneur Peter is Princess Anne's son with her first husband, Captain Mark Phillips, and the marriage will be his second. He married Canadian-born Autumn in 2008, and they went on to welcome daughters Savannah and Isla, who are now 15 and 14. The pairannounced their separationin February 2020 andfinalized their divorcein June 2021, making Peter the first royal family member of his generation to get divorced.

He then dated Lindsay Wallace, the daughter of an oil tycoon, for three years before his spokespersonannounced their split in April 2024.

That May, Peter wasromantically linked to NHS nurse Harrietwhen they were photographed holding hands at the Badminton Horse Trials, an equestrian event they attended with his daughters. Harriet is also a mother to a teenage daughter named Georgia, according toHello!

The couple's romance continued toblossom in the royal spotlightas they stepped out for several day dates and social events on the royal family's calendar. They were spotted chatting with Peter's uncle the King and mother Princess Anne at some of those events, and she even participated in the Royal Procession at Royal Ascot in June 2025 — hinting that an engagement was imminent.

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In August 2025, a little more than a year after they took their relationship public, Peter and Harriet announced their engagement.

"Mr. Peter Phillips, the son of HRH The Princess Royal and Captain Mark Phillips, and Ms. Harriet Sperling, daughter of the late Mr. Rupert Sanders and Mrs. Mary Sanders of Gloucestershire, have today confirmed their official engagement," a statement issued for the couple by their spokesperson said then.

"Both families were informed jointly of the announcement and were delighted with the wonderful news of their engagement. Their Majesties The King and Queen, The Prince and Princess of Wales have been informed of the announcement," it continued, adding that no date had yet been set for the wedding.

Peter popped the question with a diamond ring by Pragnall,a British jeweler linked to the jewelry house that made his late grandmother Queen Elizabeth's engagement ring.

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Judges say ICC prosecutor in sexual misconduct inquiry can potentially resume work, documents show

THE HAGUE, Netherlands (AP) — Theembattled chief prosecutorof the International Criminal Court can potentially resume his duties, a three-judge panel said, after rejecting a United Nations investigation of alleged sexual misconduct with a female aide, according to conclusions viewed by The Associated Press.

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A final decision on the fate of British barrister Karim Khan is now up to the Assembly of States Parties, the body that oversees the ICC. The group moved Wednesday to extend the investigation as it grapples with an unprecedented process, unrest among ICC staff and external pressures.

Khantemporarily stepped down in May 2025pending the outcome of an investigation by the U.N.'sOffice of Internal Oversight Serviceinto allegations of sexual misconduct, which he has steadfastly denied.

The U.N. investigation found evidence that Khan had "nonconsensual sexual contact with (the aide) in his office, at his private residence, and whilst on mission," according to a copy of its report.

In a statement to AP on Wednesday, Khan said through his lawyers that he "firmly maintains that he did not engage in any inappropriate conduct toward the complainant, whether sexual or otherwise."

Khan's lawyers also stated that he "categorially denies both any nonconsensual sexual conduct and the existence of any consensual sexual relationship."

The ICC has declined to comment.

The three judges, selected by the assembly for a legal assessment of the U.N. investigation, found last month that the investigation was not conclusive enough. Nevertheless, the judges said they were compelled to make a determination, and they said the findings "do not establish misconduct or breach of duty under the relevant legal framework," according to their 85-page assessment.

"The resolution of a number of disputes, which remains outstanding, would be necessary before a proper characterisation of the facts can be made," said the judges, who evaluated more than 5,000 pages of evidence.

The judges wrote that the U.N. investigators "failed to indicate which witnesses' testimony they found credible" and "did not resolve narrative inconsistencies."

The U.N. investigators were tasked with carrying out an investigation but not assessing whether Khan's behavior amounted to misconduct. The three-judge panel was to use the criminal standard of "beyond a reasonable doubt," according to its report, and its advice is not binding on the assembly.

The process is unprecedented for the ICC, and the Assembly of States Parties has had to repeatedly create new rules to accommodate the situation.

Khan's lawyers stressed in a statement Thursday that the three-judge panel unanimously found that the U.N. investigation did not establish any misconduct or breach of duty. His lawyers also noted that the U.N. investigation did not make a final determination of misconduct or breach of duty, and that their material required legal evaluation.

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Accusations uncovered

In October 2024, anAP investigationrevealed that Khan was facing internal accusations of sexual misconduct.

According to whistleblower documents seen by AP, Khan is alleged to have seen the woman working in another ICC department and moved her into his office. She later became a regular presence on official trips, the documents said.

On one foreign trip, Khan allegedly asked her to rest with him on a hotel bed and then "sexually touched her," the documents said. Later, he came to her room at 3 a.m. and knocked on the door for 10 minutes, according to allegations in the documents.

Other alleged nonconsensual behavior cited in the documents included locking the door of his office and sticking his hand in her pocket. He also allegedly asked her several times to accompany him on a vacation.

Two co-workers reported the alleged misconduct to the court's watchdog in May 2024. The investigation was closed after five days when the woman opted against filing a formal complaint because she said she feared retaliation, AP reported at the time.

The case has taken a toll on the woman who was at the center of the case. The U.N. investigation said that at one point, she was placed on a suicide watch.

"I have been left with little dignity and no privacy," she said in an interview. The AP generally does not identify those who say they have been subjected to sexual misconduct.

Unrest among staff

A group of staff members within the prosecutor's office sent a letter Wednesday to the Assembly of States Parties, expressing serious concerns about Khan's potential return.

According to the document, which was seen by AP, the group felt the U.N. investigation was "incompatible with continued confidence in the prosecutor's leadership."

One senior staff member said "people are deeply afraid" of retaliation and three other members of staff in the prosecutor's office expressed similar views. All spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to talk to the media.

According to the report from U.N. investigators, before he took his leave, Khan was accused of engaging in behavior that was "retaliatory in nature" toward two members of staff who were supportive of the alleged victim.

The ICC and US sanctions

The initial inquiry took place a few weeks before Khan sought arrest warrants againstIsraeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahuover actions in Gaza. In November 2024, a three-judge panelsigned off on those charges.

In response, U.S. President Donald Trump sanctioned 11 ICC staff, including Khan, for pursuing the investigations.Judges and prosecutorshad their bank accounts closed and their U.S. visas revoked.

The restrictions have hada huge impacton the court's work and staff morale.

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A COVID variant called "Cicada" is spreading. Here's what to know.

"Cicada" is trending, but not because it's the season for thenoisy insectsto appear. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the World Health Organization are both monitoring a COVID-19 variant called BA.3.2, which is nicknamed "Cicada."

Where is it?

BA.3.2 was first identified in November 2024 and has since spread to at least 23 countries. It's also beendetectedin at least 25 states in the U.S. as of February, according to the CDC.

But while the variant is spreading here, it's not the dominant strain.

"Whether it will push itself to the front of the line remains to be seen," Dr. William Schaffner, a professor of infectious diseases at Vanderbilt University, told CBS News "We'll have to wait and see."

What is it?

The variant is a member of the Omicron family and is highly mutated, with 70 to 75 mutations. Arecent studyin the journal Lancet found the currentCOVID-19 vaccineis less effective against BA.3.2 compared to the current dominant strains, although it does provide some protection.

"These are still early days, " Schaffner said. "But at the moment the conclusion seems to be there is this capacity for this new variant to evade some of the protections we have all acquired over the years."

Is it more severe?

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Currently the CDC is not reporting a nationwide increase in severe disease from COVID-19. Case rates, emergency visits and hospitalizations are trending downward. But state rates can vary. Massachusetts and Florida are estimated as likely having an increase in cases.

"We haven't seen evidence of this variant causing more severe disease or an increase in hospitalizations elsewhere," according to CBS News medical contributor Dr. Celine Gounder, editor-at-large for public health at KFF Health News.

What to know about symptoms

Symptoms of COVID-19include fever, cough, shortness of breath, sore throat and congestion.

The CDC says it's important to get the current COVID vaccine if you are ages 65 and older, have never received a COVID vaccine or are at high risk for severe illness from COVID. The high-risk group includes people younger than age 65 with a chronic medical condition like heart disease, lung disease or diabetes, as well as those who are immunocompromised.

"Get a dose of the vaccine towards the end of May, beginning of June in order to provide some protection against the summer increase," Schaffner advised. "We anticipate that will happen because that's what's happenedin the past."

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U.S. health officials warn of veterinary sedative in illegal drug supply

April 2 (Reuters) - The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on Thursday issued a health advisory warning of rising ‌reports from U.S. jurisdictions detecting veterinary sedative medetomidine in ‌the illegal drug supply.

The CDC and the White House Office of National Drug Control ​Policy warned public health professionals, clinicians, laboratorians and people at risk for overdose after medetomidine was detected in the fentanyl supply and linked to a severe withdrawal syndrome from exposure to it.

Medetomidine, which ‌is also known as 'rhino ⁠tranq,' or 'dex', is not approved for human use but is approved for sedation and analgesia in dogs.

The ⁠agencies said it has increasingly been detected in law enforcement drug seizures, drug product and paraphernalia samples and wastewater samples, with the highest ​concentrations ​in the Northeast region.

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The CDC said ​stopping medetomidine after regular ‌use can trigger severe withdrawal, with symptoms including hypertension, anxiety, nausea, vomiting and fluctuating alertness, which may require emergency or intensive care. It can also cause profound sedation, slow heart rate and hypotension.

Because fentanyl is involved in most overdoses involving medetomidine, opioid overdose reversal ‌medications like naloxone should be administered ​to restore normal breathing, the agencies ​said.

Medetomidine was first identified in ​the illegal drug supply in 2021 and began ‌appearing sporadically with fentanyl in multiple ​jurisdictions, including Chicago, ​Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, from mid-2023 to mid-2024, according to the CDC.

From October 2025–January 2026, medetomidine was detected in treated ​wastewater every week in ‌at least one of 14 states included in a ​wastewater testing program in the U.S., the CDC said.

(Reporting ​by Sneha S K in Bengaluru)

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How the public is betting the Final Four: 'We'll probably need UConn'

We witnessed the true definition of March Madness last Sunday when No. 2 UConn shocked No. 1 overall seed Duke and denied the Blue Devils a trip to the Final Four thanks to alast-second 3-pointer to pull off a 73-72 win.

The shot by the Huskies' Braylon Mullins will not only go down as one of the most iconic shots in tournament history, but it alsohelped one bettor win $615,000— as he had a $300,000 moneyline wager on UConn pregame.

The Huskies are short underdogs against No. 3 Illinois in the first game of Saturday's Final Four, while No. 1 Michigan is a short favorite against No. 1 Arizona in the later game.

How is the betting public wagering on the game?

Yahoo Sports asked a few oddsmakers about the Final Four betting action on UConn-Illinois and Michigan-Arizona so far.

All odds courtesy ofBetMGM.

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No. 2 UConn vs. No. 3 Illinois (-1.5, 139.5)

BetMGM betting splits:51% of bets, 55% of money on UConn +1.5

Thomas Gable, Borgata sportsbook director:"We opened Illinois as 2-point favorites and soon moved to -1.5, which is where we still are. This could get back to 2, maybe even -2.5. The total hasn't moved from 139.5. When you have both games lined this closely, betting action is going to be relatively split. I do expect this to be a decision for us and we'll probably need UConn.

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"For right now, there is early UConn money taking the +2, and it's relatively split on the moneyline. Some books made the game Illinois -1, so I wasn't willing to open -2.5 like most of the market did. The winner of this game will be an underdog in the national championship. We're in good shape to both teams in the futures book."

No. 1 Arizona vs. No. 1 Michigan (-1.5, 157.5)

BetMGM betting splits:51% of bets, 49% of money on Arizona +1.5

Gable:"A lot of people are looking at this as the national championship game with probably the top two teams in college basketball teams facing off. I made the game Michigan -1.5, which is where it has remained. Michigan moneyline has been a very popular wager, but nothing I'd classify as sharp. Not a big decision here at the moment. Total bet up from 156.5 to 157.5. Not sure it gets up to Michigan -2, I think stays around -1.5.

"From a futures perspective, Michigan is our best result of the four teams remaining. Their national title odds were shortened during that tournament in Vegas back in November, so they're a great result for us. Arizona we're a small loser to."

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