Nine months after federal agents arrested independent journalist Georgia Fort over her coverage of an anti-ICE protest inside a St. Paul, Minnesota, church, she says the case has changed the way she approaches her work. Fort says she's had to consider the legal stakes surrounding every journalistic decision she makes for fear of being targeted by the government.

Twelve new singles we can't stop playing. Some names you'll know — OSA, Hojean, Parisalexa, and Ciarán, who you knew as Bearface. Some you should: Toronto's own Faiza and Luna Elle, JEDSOUL out of West London, Soulaan Marie from Dallas.

Quavo and Offset may be called as witnesses to testify on behalf of Takeoff's mom in her legal fight with the late Migos rapper's dad. According to court docs, Takeoff's mom, Titania Davenport, is fighting her ex, Kenneth Ball, over how much he will get from a settlement payment. In her papers, she's arguing the matter should be handled in Georgia rather than Texas.

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Gabrielle Henry is sharing her recovery journey after falling off the Miss Universe stage nearly a year ago and suffering a traumatic brain injury. She recently posted on Instagram detailing how her body has healed, the meals she's eaten during recovery, and hobbies she's picked up to stay sharp. Henry credits foods like green beans, eggs, ground beef, and Greek yogurt with helping restore her health. She also drinks turmeric tea with cinnamon and black pepper for anti-inflammatory benefits. During her recovery, she reconnected with reading, a hobby she hadn't had time for due to her duties as Miss Universe Jamaica and her doctor's schedule.