Wendy Williams' Begs For Help; Cops Escort Her To Hospital

Wendy Williams reportedly threw a desperate note out of her assisted living facility window, pleading for help. Police were called after the shocking message surfaced, and witnesses saw her waving from her room before an ambulance arrived. Diagnosed with dementia, Wendy had been staying in a memory ward amid ongoing legal battles. She was escorted out in silence and taken to a New York hospital for evaluation. A psychiatric test reportedly gave her a perfect 10/10 score, contradicting claims about her mental state. Wendy now insists she is fully aware and capable, pushing back against her guardian, Sabrina Morrissey, who previously labeled her "permanently impaired." The test results could be a game-changer in her fight for control over her life.

The Hackman Case Takes a Chilling Turn - Unsolved Mysteries Resurface as Investigation Reopens

The baffling Hackman Case has taken another unexpected twist. Just when investigators thought they had reached a conclusion, shocking new details have emerged, forcing authorities to reopen the case. What started as a routine inquiry has now turned into one of the most perplexing mysteries in recent history. WATCH

Trump Meets Gaza Hostages; Survivours Reveal Harrowing Ordeals; US Warns Hamas

The White House has released footage of former President Donald Trump meeting with eight freed Gaza hostages, who shared their harrowing experiences and expressed deep gratitude for his efforts in securing their release. During the emotional meeting, they thanked him for pushing to bring them and others still in captivity home. Trump strongly condemned Hamas, calling their actions a “reign of terror” that must be stopped. Shortly after the meeting, he posted on X, urging Israel to "finish the job" and issued a final warning to Hamas, demanding the immediate release of all remaining hostages. Calling the crisis “sick and twisted,” he slammed Hamas for holding onto the bodies of deceased victims. Israeli officials report that at least 24 hostages, including American citizen Edan Alexander, are still alive in Gaza, while the bodies of 35 others remain in Hamas' custody.