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Us Weekly has affiliate partnerships. We receive compensation when you click on a link and make a purchase. Learn more! As a woman who rocks a 34G, I’m rather picky about anything strapless. But lately, my willingness to go sans sleeves has increased, thanks to all the supportive strapless dresses I keep coming across. Retailers like Amazon and Walmart haven’t just upped their game (quite literally) with these summer-ready styles; they’re making full-bust support possible with dresses that stay put and flatter bigger busts. If you, too, could use a little extra support up top, these 19 strapless dresses for…

Andrew Harnik/Getty Images The Senate Ethics Committee has dismissed a complaint brought against Sen. Ruben Gallego involving allegations of campaign finance violations and potential sexual misconduct. The allegations against the Arizona Democrat were brought to the committee in April by a fellow member of Congress, Rep. Anna Paulina Luna, R-Fla. But in a letter to Gallego dated June 26, the committee said it had uncovered no wrongdoing. “Based on the investigation of the Committee, the Committee did not find evidence that your actions violated Federal law, Senate rules, or related standards of conduct,” the panel wrote. The panel also said…

In his Q&A with Detroit News, Rogers also said of the bridge: “It was not a great deal for us. We’ll never see any revenue from that thing, from what people around the bridge tell me, for a long time. One hundred years, someone told me. Well, I don’t know if that’s true or not, but it’s breathtaking, that part.”

Independence Day revelers can expect a massive security presence in the District this weekend, as the nation’s capital prepares to ring in America’s 250th anniversary on Saturday. The Department of Homeland Security designated the annual fireworks display as a National Security Special Event for the first time ever, with thousands of visitors needing to pass through airport-style screenings such as ID checks and magnetometers to view the fireworks show on the National Mall. Road closures will stretch from the Kennedy Center to the U.S. Capitol, with authorities taking steps to enforce waterway restrictions on the Potomac and Anacostia rivers to…

The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) recorded the highest level of complaints in the past three years in the fiscal year 2025-2026, with many service users receiving information that was incomplete, inaccurate, or unclear. According to an annual report from the Office of the Taxpayers’ Ombudsperson (OTO), which looks at the activities of the OTO for the past year, the number of complaints about the CRA surged by 27 per cent year-over-year, with taxpayers experiencing persistent difficulties with processing delays, reaching an agent, average wait times and the Service Feedback Program, among other frustrations. The total number of complaints received was…

Nia Long‘s look for the 2026 BET Awards has social media users saying she’s “giving these young girls” a run for their money. RELATED: She Gets It From Her Mama! Nia Long Shares Rare Photo & Video Of Her Mom Talita More On Nia Long’s Look For The BET Awards On Sunday, June 28, Nia Long appeared on the carpet for the 2026 BET Awards. Specifically, she graced the carpet donning a high ponytail, gold Chanel jewelry, and a brown, deep V-cut maxi dress. See footage of her look below. Nia Long’s Look For The BET Awards Has Social Media Users…

Ford says that it rehired hundreds of auto industry veterans after realizing that an overreliance on AI caused some expensive headaches at the company. The carmaker folded 350 “gray beard” engineers into its workforce over the last three years, including many former Ford workers who were hired to troubleshoot the company’s infamous reliability woes, Bloomberg reports. Ford COO Kumar Galhotra said that the carmaker “had been relying more and more on automated quality systems,” but AI wasn’t meeting the company’s standards for reliability. With computers not cutting it, Ford “brought back technical specialists [who can] hunt for failure points before…

Gabriel Martinelli scored a 95th-minute winner as Brazil came from behind to beat Japan 2-1 and book their place in the last 16 of the World Cup. After an initially promising start to a testing round of 32 tie, Brazil were below par for much of the first half and fell behind to a Japan side seeking their first ever knockout win when Kaishu Sano fired the Samurai Blue ahead just before the half-hour mark. But Brazil were much improved after the restart and Casemiro, partially at fault for the opening goal, equalised 11 minutes into the second half. Despite…

Germany face Paraguay in the round of 32 just over 24 years on from their only previous World Cup meeting. Die Mannschaft beat Paraguay 1-0 in the last 16 en route to reaching the final in 2002, Oliver Neuville scoring the only goal. Despite ending their group stage campaign with defeat to Ecuador, Germany will have designs on a more comfortable win against a side that progressed as one of the best third-placed teams. Paraguay have only once gone through in a knockout game, beating Japan on penalties in 2010 as they reached the quarter-finals before losing to eventual champions…

Rumor has it that Microsoft is preparing to enact mass layoffs across its gaming division this July, following multiple reports out of Bloomberg plus recent comments made by new Xbox CEO Asha Sharma and Chief Content Officer Matt Booty. The Communications Workers of America Union, which represents thousands of video game employees at Microsoft and beyond, is preparing to negotiate for employee protections, while calling for transparency from executives and demanding basic dignity for developers. Sharma and Booty laid the groundwork for layoffs in early June, with a memo marking the first 100 days of new Xbox leadership. “We have found…