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Trump Fires Kristi Noem | Simplest Wellness Routine To Try | ‘Chromancing’ On Date Nights Is In

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It's Friday, March 6, 2026, and in today’s edition of Rise & Recap, we look at:

  • Trump fires Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem.

  • The wellness morning routine you need is — hot water?

  • “Chromancing” is the new date night idea to bond!

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Trump Fires Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem

President Donald Trump said he will replace Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem with Oklahoma Sen. Markwayne Mullin, effective March 31. The move follows contentious congressional hearings where lawmakers from both parties questioned Noem over a $220 million DHS advertising campaign and her handling of immigration enforcement. During a Senate hearing, Noem said Trump approved the campaign, which he later denied. The controversies that caught up with Noem.

The department has also faced scrutiny after federal agents killed two US citizens during operations in Minneapolis. Key moments from the testimony. Trump said Noem will instead serve as Special Envoy for the “Shield of the Americas”. Mullin must still be confirmed by the Senate.

US News

DOJ Releases FBI Files Detailing Sexual Assault Allegations Against Trump

The Justice Department released three FBI interview summaries from 2019 detailing allegations by a woman who said President Donald Trump sexually assaulted her when she was 13–15 after Jeffrey Epstein introduced them. According to the FBI documents, she alleged Trump tried to force oral sex, and she bit him before he hit her and ordered her removed. 

The woman’s name was redacted. Trump has denied wrongdoing and has not been charged. White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt called the claims “baseless”. Democrats are investigating whether the Justice Department previously withheld the documents.

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Fitness

The Power In Moving

Many people groan when getting out of bed as they age, but frequent stiffness or aches may signal poor mobility. Experts say mobility, which combines strength and flexibility, plays a key role in long-term health and can help lower risks of conditions like cardiovascular disease, dementia, and depression. Early warning signs include persistent joint stiffness or pain after normal activities. 

Doctors recommend simple daily movements such as walking, chair sits, stretching, and balance exercises to maintain joint function and independence. Practices like yoga and Tai Chi can also help improve mobility and support healthy aging.

In the know

DON’T MISS

🍩 RFK Jr’s latest attack involves Dunkin and Starbucks.

✈️ Hate people on the flight blasting their phones? Well, this airline has decided to boot passengers who don’t use earphones!

🦠 It isn’t just measles and poliothis disease is rising too.

🥤 TikTok’s new favorite drink is something you might be drinking everyday!

🍳 Forget dressing up for fancy dinner dates, “chromancing” might be the latest way to bond with your partner.

👃 Rise and shine … and smell something nice. Experts say simply smelling these foods can bring you more energy.

Health & Wellness

FOR YOUR WELLBEING

💊 By the looks of the pharmacy aisle, there’s a supplement for everything. Are the ones claiming to protect your heart from cardiovascular diseases worth a dime? 

🍫 What if your sleep meds were a chocolatey reward? New functional treats are giving you something to look forward to before bedtime. 

💇‍♂️ Hair loss is universal, but it doesn’t happen the same way for everyone. Here’s what science says about the different hair loss patterns in men and women. 

🍽️ We’ve all heard the old myth, “no sipping on water while eating”. Well, that theory doesn’t really hold water, and the good news is …. it might even aid your digestion.

Fashion & Beauty

BEYOND THE MIRROR

🧴 Sunscreen for your hair? Well, your scalp is skin too. Experts say skipping SPF there could cause more damage than you think.

👁️ Irritated eyes? Tiny mites may be living on your eyelashes. Before panicking, here’s what experts want you to know.

Hollywood

THE FAME FRAME

🏆 “Heated Rivalry,” “Stranger Things,” and “Traitors” score big at the GLAAD Media Awards.

💍 This photoshoot has fans speculating whether Zendaya and Tom Holland are married!

🤖 Netflix just bought Ben Affleck’s AI startup.

Interactive

WEIGH IN

Nutrition trends change constantly, but 2026’s food conversation is shifting beyond simple calorie counting. Experts say the next wave focuses on how food affects hormones, gut health, brain function, and even chemical exposure. Fiber-rich foods, bitter greens, fatty fish, polyphenol-packed plants, and even breakfast soup are gaining attention. Meanwhile, people using GLP-1 drugs like Ozempic are reshaping how nutritionists think about appetite, satiety, and long-term eating habits. From saffron for mood to regenerative farming, the message is clear: food is becoming less about dieting and more about how we fuel our bodies.

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