Today, May 28, is National Burger Day — or National Hamburger Day, however you wish to say it. The burger has been an American favorite for quite some time, and they’re often a go-to during the summer season with barbecues heating up. Restaurants across the country are celebrating the special day with deals and freebies that can’t be beat, and some deals have been running all month long. Here are the juicy offers to snag this National Burger Day: Arby’s Arby’s is taking a difference approach to National Burger Day. Starting Thursday, May 28 through Sunday, May 31, fans can…

Christopher Meloni‘s Law & Order spinoff Organized Crime got canceled after five seasons — but does that mean he is coming back to SVU? Showrunner Michele Fazekas was recently asked about Meloni’s future as Elliot Stabler, to which she told People, “Obviously, everyone’s always asking me about Stabler, and I love Meloni. I would use him as much as he wants to. I tried to!” Fazekas pointed out that Meloni, 65, had several projects lined up. “[Meloni’s] very, very busy,” she noted. “I tried to bring him into this. I’ll just sometimes ask the question like, ‘Hey, is he working?’…

Leah Remini reunited with her ex-husband Angelo Pagán to celebrate “the family we chose to remain.” “In a world where so much feels curated and performative, I have come to appreciate the rare beauty of families that change shape, but never lose the love that is real,” Remini, 55, wrote in an Instagram birthday tribute to Pagán, 58, on Tuesday, May 26. “Some may not understand it. But I am incredibly proud of the family we built — and even more proud of the family we chose to remain. Happy birthday [Angelo].” Pagán playfully responded to his ex by quoting…

For NYC matchmaker Bonnie Winston and her attorney husband of 24 years, Kenneth Sugarman, a typical night in the bedroom of their NoHo penthouse is reserved for one particularly spicy activity — flipping channels between FOX News and CNN. The bipartisan pair, Winston, 63, identifies as a “staunch Republican” and Sugarman, 71, a lifelong Democrat, make it a point to maintain respect and space for one another’s divisive political views. They start with the time they allot to the other’s news network preferences while watching late-night TV together. “(Ken) will watch the BBC or CNN, and then I look at…

Easing sanctions on Russian energy would be a “major mistake” by European countries, International Energy Agency chief Fatih Birol warned in an interview with Euronews, as the bloc deals with the ramifications of a second energy shock in four years. The EU is weighing measures to ease price pressures on member states resulting from the Strait of Hormuz crisis, a vital route that carries one fifth of global oil supplies, after the regime in Tehran effectively shut down the passage last March. The turmoil in the Middle East has contributed to a 65% increase in oil prices, according to the…

Vancouver city hall now says Global Affairs Canada did not approve a meeting held last month between one of its employees and Chinese officials regarding an event by performers critical of Beijing. In an unsolicited email to Global News, the city admitted it had falsely claimed the federal government had deemed the meeting with China’s consulate in Vancouver a normal diplomatic interaction.“Global Affairs Canada did not take an official position about the meeting,” city spokesperson Cecilia Ho said in the email sent Tuesday correcting its previous statement about the matter.The spokesperson blamed an “internal misunderstanding.”Global Affairs Canada did not respond…

SaveYou have reached your maximum number of saved items.Remove items from your saved list to add more.AAAVictorians are waiting up to four years to access specialist care in the state’s public hospitals, triggering a state government overhaul that will create regional waitlists and use AI to flag urgent cases.Under the changes, which have been outlined in a new Department of Health report, more specialist appointments would be shifted to nurses to take pressure off doctors.Lavengamalie Malagaoma’s son Michael was left waiting for years for specialist care to deal with a hearing problem.Simon SchluterReview appointments deemed unnecessary would also be cut…

Us Weekly has affiliate partnerships. We receive compensation when you click on a link and make a purchase. Learn more! Khloé Kardashian prioritizes her health every single day. Along with working up a sweat at the gym, the star takes five different vitamins daily — including one for hair growth that her mom Kris Jenner also swears by. In a recent Instagram video, Kardashian gave fans a special peek into her health routine. “I take this baggie of vitamins every day on an empty stomach,” she revealed in the clip, holding up a bag filled to the brim with capsules.…

A historic Massachusetts enclave has come under fire for cancelling its planned Fourth of July celebration after the residents voted to cut funding for the local police and fire departments — while town officials refuse to refund donations. The Town of Rutland announced this week that it had scrapped the majority of its festivities for the nation’s 250th birthday, including the annual fireworks display, parade and concert, over safety concerns due to its law enforcement shortage. “We understand how much this tradition means to our community and how disappointing this news is for many families,” town officials said in a statement.…

A woman who fell in love online has shared the 36 questions her husband asked her to “help decide if he was the one” — before flying 4,800 miles to the UK to be together. Leanne Zhang, 31, originally from Qingdao, China, met Ben Donohoe, 31, from Bury, Manchester, on a dating site in May 2020. After a month of chatting, Ben asked Leanne to be his girlfriend, and she says whilst she appreciated the gesture, they needed to “get to know each other more.” Ben sent over a list of 36 questions he had found online titled “36 Questions…

European Commissioner for Justice Michael McGrath told Euronews in exclusive comments that while he does not comment on individual corruption scandals, the policy of the European Union is clear: “We have a zero tolerance policy,” he said. “What is most important is that the national authorities, in any given case, are allowed to do their work without any interference, that they follow the evidence and they take the case to its appropriate end point,” McGrath said. Spain is currently being rocked by a graft scandal involving the ruling Socialist Party, with the party’s Madrid-based headquarters raided on Wednesday and three…

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SaveYou have reached your maximum number of saved items.Remove items from your saved list to add more.AAALike Dr Tom Hird, I am also fed up with listening to selfish tax whingers (“Spare me all the whining on tax”, May 28). As a household, we have been generously rewarded with the tax benefits available to business owners, but nevertheless we welcome the changes that are coming. Dr Hird is right that there are risks in running a business, but they are associated with rewards not available to all. We all use hospitals, roads, schools, public transport. Being fortunate, why shouldn’t we…

Us Weekly has affiliate partnerships. We receive compensation when you click on a link and make a purchase. Learn more! There are two kinds of summer tops in my closet: the ones I buy because they look cute online, and the ones I actually reach for over and over again when it’s 90 degrees and I still want to look somewhat put-together. This 3/4-sleeve top instantly became the second kind. The moment I saw the effortlessly breezy fit and elevated details, I knew it had potential to become one of those ‘wear three times before laundry day’ pieces. What sold…

NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! An Illinois man is behind bars after police say he allegedly shot a pregnant woman driving home from a prenatal appointment in a suspected road rage incident. Anthony Lee-Armstrong, 19, is facing a slew of felony charges — including first-degree assault, armed criminal action and unlawful use of a weapon — stemming from an alleged shooting in St. Louis on May 17, according to jail records. The incident unfolded after authorities with the St. Louis Police Department received a 911 call from a woman who reported that “two black vehicles occupied by white males…