Signals are coming in hot — but don’t stress, we’re Keeping Tabs. Here’s the latest buzz and gossip that’s shaking up the conversation today…
EXCLUSIVE: Dolly Parton's Grave 'Targeted by Thieves'
Dolly Parton’s grave may need a security detail.
Fears are growing the country icon’s crypt could attract thieves after memorial vases were allegedly swiped from the same Nashville cemetery just one day after her funeral.
Private investigator Jason Jensen warned: “There are crazy people everywhere,” adding someone could target the mausoleum “to see if there is something they could ransack.”
Dolly’s crypt is accessible to visitors, though guards and cameras patrol the grounds. And Jensen warned: “Anything belonging to Dolly Parton could be worth millions on the black market.”
Dolly’s gone… but her treasures may still need guarding.
EXCLUSIVE: Trump & Natalie Hit With Second Truth Social Lawsuit
Trump’s Truth Social troubles just doubled.
President Donald Trump and longtime aide Natalie Harp have been hit with a second federal lawsuit challenging Truth Social’s pricey “Truth API” service.
Watchdog groups claim customers can pay up to $100,000 a month for priority access to posts from Trump and other officials – potentially seeing government announcements before the general public.
Trump Media has described the service as offering access to its “most market-moving Truths,” while the groups argue the setup unfairly disadvantages those unwilling or unable to pay. Trump and the other defendants have not been found liable.
Two lawsuits, one very expensive Truth.
Mitch McConnell Breaks Silence After 92-Day Absence
Mitch McConnell is back – and apparently still talking shop.
The 84-year-old Republican returned to the Senate after a 92-day absence following a fall, hospitalization and bout with pneumonia.
Sen. Thom Tillis said their brief reunion was “classic Mitch,” revealing: “I spent 20 seconds asking him how he’s doing, and he goes right into preserving the filibuster, and who we have to look ahead to do it as we leave, and Ukraine.”
McConnell has largely dodged reporters since returning, though he joked it was “time to get back to work.”
Three months away – and Mitch apparently skipped the small talk.
Murdaugh's Lawyers Demand New Evidence Ahead of Retrial
Alex Murdaugh’s defense is digging back into the evidence.
Ahead of his April 2027 murder retrial, Murdaugh’s lawyers are demanding more DNA testing, ballistics records and raw 3D crime-scene data tied to the killings of his wife, Maggie, and son, Paul.
The defense says an independent lab detected small amounts of male DNA in previously tested samples from Maggie’s fingernails, while prosecutors say the levels were “extremely low” and further testing would be “high risk.”
His attorneys are also challenging evidence involving .300 Blackout ammunition and want original files from a 3D scan of the now-demolished kennel crime scene.
Round two is coming – and Murdaugh’s team wants every last receipt.
Lauren Denies 'Utterly False' Staffer Affair Claims
Lauren Boebert is firing back at some seriously steamy allegations.
An ethics complaint accuses the Colorado congresswoman of having affairs with three staffers and claims $200,000 in hush money payments were made.
Boebert’s spokesperson blasted the allegations as “utterly false,” calling them “nothing more than a politically motivated stunt designed to manipulate the ethics process, create headlines, smear her, and generate clickbait.”
One former staffer named in the complaint also called the claims “entirely false, defamatory, and beyond ridiculous,” while complainant David Wheeler said he stands “100%” behind his allegations.
Boebert says the alleged office romance is pure political fiction.
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