Ah, the joys of family time.

After making waves with his $10 million performances at Coachella earlier this month, Justin Bieber took a moment to share a personal slice of his life. The pop sensation gave fans a peek into a serene fishing outing with his son, Jack Blues.

On Friday, Bieber posted a series of photos on Instagram, capturing the tranquil scene of him standing by a lake, a fishing rod in one hand, and his 1-year-old son cradled in the other. The images exude a peacefulness that’s a stark contrast to the high-energy Coachella stage.

In a sweet show of father-son coordination, both were dressed in blue. Justin opted for a casual navy sweatshirt and shorts, while Jack sported a light blue hoodie paired with matching sweatpants and Adidas sneakers.

Though Jack’s face remains unseen, his fascination with his father’s fishing skills was evident, adding a touch of endearing mystery to the shared moment.

The sweet snaps comes on the heels of Bieber headlining Coachella during both weekends.

The pop star secured the multimillion-dollar deal with the festival’s promoter, Goldenvoice, and received $5 million per weekend.

The payment is said to be in line with top headliners for the music festival.

Bieber’s set included the Grammy winner performing a handful of songs from his 2025 albums “SWAG” and “SWAG II” before turning the concert over to his original music.

The hitmaker sang snippets of his greatest hits off a laptop, including “Baby,” “Never say Never” and “Favorite Girl.”

During weekend two, Bieber and his wife, Hailey Bieber, surprised Billie Eilish by letting her go on stage while the headliner belted out his 2009 hit “One Less Lonely Girl” to her. The artist herself has been a longtime fan of Justin.

The musician also performed “Everything Hallelujah,” and while singing the lyric, “Hailey, babe, hallelujah,” the camera panned to his wife in the crowd as she blew him a kiss.

Justin also shouted out their little one, singing, “Baby Jack, hallelujah.”

Hailey, meanwhile, couldn’t be prouder of her partner — taking to Instagram to praise the Skylrk founder for his hard work.

“Such a special weekend. nobody will ever know even an ounce of what it’s taken to get here. so grateful for this beautiful life. SO proud. let’s do it all again!!!!” the Rhode founder penned alongside photos of herself, Justin and baby Jack at rehearsals.

Hailey also celebrated her skincare brand by hosting a Rhode activation event during weekend one.

The couple, who tied the knot in 2018, welcomed Jack in August 2024.

Two police officers sustained injuries, with one in critical condition, after a detainee receiving medical care at Chicago’s Swedish Hospital opened fire on Saturday.

A representative from Endeavor Health informed Fox News Digital that the incident occurred when a man in police custody was brought to the Swedish Hospital Emergency Department around 9 a.m. The suspect was subjected to a security check with a metal detector upon arrival, following the hospital’s standard procedures for weapon detection.

“He was under law enforcement escort at all times,” the spokesperson stated. “The individual later discharged a firearm at the officers and then left the hospital premises.”

The suspect, whose identity has not been released, was subsequently captured and remains in custody.

Fortunately, no hospital staff or patients were harmed during the incident, according to hospital officials.

Two police officers were shot outside of Swedish Hospital in Chicago, Illinois on 4/25/26. One is in critical condition, according to FOX 32 Chicago.  (Google Street View)

“The safety of our patients and team members remains our top priority,” the spokesperson said. “We are cooperating with law enforcement during their investigation and our deepest compassion remains with the officers and their families.”

The Chicago Police Department did not immediately provide Fox News Digital with additional information.

Police are expected to provide an update to the public Saturday afternoon. 

This is a developing story. Please check back for updates. 

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Just a short drive, about 20 minutes south of the renowned Mar-a-Lago in Florida, lies a thriving area where lavish multi-million-dollar homes are seemingly flying off the market. This flourishing enclave is none other than Manalapan, located in the heart of Palm Beach County.

Manalapan, with its small population of just 353 residents, has become a haven for the elite, counting among its inhabitants names like billionaire CEO Larry Ellison and Fox News personality Sean Hannity. Notably, music legend Billy Joel once owned property here, which he sold for a staggering $42.6 million in 2024.

The real estate landscape in Manalapan is striking, with the median home price standing at an impressive $2 million. The town’s per capita income is $231,730, which is significantly higher than the averages for the county, state, and nation, as reported by Census data.

According to real estate specialists speaking with the Daily Mail, Manalapan distinguishes itself as a unique Intracoastal town. It boasts expansive properties and a level of privacy not found on Palm Beach Island, making it particularly appealing to affluent buyers.

John Boyd, a principal at the Boyd Company, which provides location advisory services to clients in Manalapan, highlights the town’s distinctive allure. He describes it as possessing a “sizzle factor” that draws in a select, exclusive clientele eager to be part of this prestigious community.

‘It really kind of defies gravity. It applies to just a very specific type of buyer with respect to net worth, and people who value privacy,’ Boyd explained. 

He added that having the Palm Beach County zip code is a status symbol and one of the most ‘prestigious’ in the country. 

Manalapan, pictured, is a small exclusive town south of Palm Beach and Mar-a-Lago that has a zip code coveted by the world’s ultra-wealthy 

Manalapan, pictured, offers waterfront living. There are fewer than 400 residents, and homes average $2 million 

Palm Beach has earned the nickname of ‘Wall Street South’ in recent years for its booming business division and Manalapan has often been called ‘Palm Beach’s wealthy little sister.’

John Boyd told the Daily Mail that Palm Beach has become ‘Wall Street South’ due to a booming business industry 

Over 140 companies have relocated or opened offices in Palm Beach in the past five years, seeing more than 13,000 new jobs and over $1 billion in capital investments, according to the Business Development Board of Palm Beach County. 

The county is the fourth-fastest-growing wealth hub in the world, with a staggering 112 percent increase in the number of millionaires over the past decade. 

High-profile names like Goldman Sachs and BlackRock have expanded into the area, driving real estate activity and motivating high-income earners to make Palm Beach County their primary residence rather than a second vacation home. 

Boyd said his clientele has expressed interest in relocating their businesses to Florida because of the business-friendly tax climate.

Industry opportunity in West Palm Beach has spilled over into neighboring cities like Manalapan. 

Nick Malinosky, a realtor with Douglas Elliman, called Manalapan’s evolution over the last few years ‘remarkable.’ 

‘What used to be a relatively quiet, under-the-radar pocket of Palm Beach County has turned into one of the most sought-after ultra-luxury enclaves in the country. The biggest shift we’ve seen is the caliber of buyer, it’s no longer just seasonal residents or second-home owners,’ he told the Daily Mail. 

The above home is a recent listing in Manalapan that sold for $15.5 million. The residence spanned just under two acres, with 150ft of oceanfront access between the Intracoastal Waterway and Atlantic Ocean 

The mansion pictured above was recently listed for $285 million in Manalapan, the highest-priced new build in the US  

‘We’re working with ultra-high-net-worth individuals who are very intentional about privacy, security, and scale, and Manalapan delivers on all three in a way that very few places can.’

Realtor Madison Collum told the Daily Mail that wealthy buyers can purchase larger lots in Manalapan in comparison to Palm Beach

Chad Carroll, president of the real estate firm, The Carroll Group, echoed a similar sentiment, telling the Daily Mail that listings in the area have skyrocketed within the last 10 years. 

He recalled selling a house in Manalapan a decade ago for around $28 million, adding that the listing is now worth over $60 million. 

Not only does Manalapan offer exclusivity and direct access to business innovation in West Palm Beach, but it is also uniquely situated for Intracoastal access. 

Real estate experts told the Daily Mail that wealthy buyers have access to larger waterfront compounds than in other towns in the county. 

Madison Collum, a realtor with Sotheby’s International Realty, said that $100 million might only buy half an acre to an acre on Palm Beach Island, whereas buyers can purchase a two-acre lot at the same price point in Manalapan. 

Collum recently sold a home on Ocean Blvd for $15.5 million. The residence spanned just under two acres, with 150ft of oceanfront access between the Intracoastal Waterway and Atlantic Ocean. 

The listing included seven bedrooms, 10 bathrooms, a bar, a wine room, an additional guest house, a heated private pool, a gym, a private movie theatre, and a private dock.  

The mansion is four acres and 55,000sq ft and features a shooting range, bowling alley, car museum, golf simulator room, padel court, spa and gym

Malinosky, the realtor who sold the home pictured, told the Daily Mail that his clients are choosing Manalapan over Palm Beach because of the town’s lifestyle 

Manalapan offers wealthy buyers a level of privacy that Palm Beach does not have. The town is also on the Intracoastal Waterway 

Chad Carroll, pictured above, told the Daily Mail that listings in the area have skyrocketed within the last 10 years 

Malinosky also shared listing photos of his recent sale in Manalapan, which was the highest-priced new build in the US. 

The listing was recently on the market for $285 million, breaking the record for the area’s most expensive sale.

The listing on S Ocean Blvd is four acres and 55,000sq ft, featuring a shooting range, bowling alley, car museum, golf simulator room, padel court, spa and gym. Stewart Satter, the former mayor of Manalapan and developer, owned the property. 

Malinosky told the Daily Mail that his clients are choosing Manalapan over Palm Beach because of the town’s lifestyle. 

‘Palm Beach has always been about proximity, Worth Avenue, the social scene, the clubs. Manalapan is more about exclusivity and control,’ he explained.

‘You have these rare ocean-to-Intracoastal properties where buyers can create true compound-style living, often with private docks on one side and beach access on the other. 

‘That level of dual-water frontage is incredibly hard to replicate, and it’s become a major driver of demand.’ 

Unlike Manalapan’s neighbors in Palm Beach County, the town is primarily residential and is not buzzing with a lively social scene or full of bars and restaurants. 

Mansions in Manalapan offer ‘true compound-style’ living for the ultra-wealthy, like the mansion pictured above 

Manalapan is uniquely situated on the Intracoastal Waterway and the Atlantic Ocean, offering prime waterfront views 

The most significant obstacle to Manalapan’s growth is its limited inventory however empty lots of land like this one are selling for eye-watering prices. This lot sold for $105 million this month

Nick Malinosky told the Daily Mail that dual waterfront views are driving demand in Manalapan 

Collum noted that due to the caliber of residents’ wealth, most of them have house staff who will do their shopping and household chores. 

The most significant obstacle to Manalapan’s growth is the limited inventory. 

The town is only 2.4 square miles and there is limited empty lots.

However when space is available then it is worth a pretty penny. A vacant oceanfront space sold for a massive $105 million this month. 

Comprised of two adjacent lake-to-ocean lots at 1120 South Ocean Blvd with 342ft on the ocean it was bought by an anonymous buyer who reportedly intends to build a dream home on the land.

A Pennsylvania mother, previously convicted for the accidental death of her infant while under the influence, has been arrested again on charges of endangering a child.

Arissa Ward, 32, faces charges of felony child endangerment and misdemeanor reckless endangerment. Authorities allege that a 2-year-old child, who Ward was supposed to be babysitting, was discovered wandering barefoot on a road, according to a statement from the Pennsylvania State Police to Fox News Digital.

On Tuesday at around 8:00 a.m., the Pennsylvania State Police at Troop J, York Station, received a report about a young child found in the middle of W Main St. in Windsor Borough, York County, the spokesperson told Fox News Digital.

The investigation revealed that Ward, the child’s babysitter, had fallen asleep, allowing the child to leave the house. A passerby spotted the child in the road without shoes and promptly alerted the police, according to the spokesperson.

As reported by Law & Crime, a probable cause affidavit states the boy was “cold to the touch” due to the weather conditions at the time.

A mugshot of Arissa Ward, arrested for child endangerment on April 21, 2026.  (Dauphin County Jail)

The boy’s mother dropped him off to Ward around 6:30 a.m. the morning of the incident.

The woman “stated the front door was unlocked, which is not common,” according to the affidavit. “She walked in the residence and took [the boy] upstairs to Ward’s bedroom, which the door was open. [The mother] stated Ward was asleep and she had to wake her up,” the affidavit continued.

A Google Maps screenshot of W. Main Street in Windsor, Pennsylvania, where Pennsylvania State Troopers found an abandoned child wandering. (Google Maps)

The mother then placed her son in the bed with Ward, after which Ward immediately fell asleep and had to be woken up again, Law & Crime reported, citing court documents. She told law enforcement that she did not close the bedroom door behind her, but did close the front door when she left.

Ward texted the mother shortly after 9 a.m.

“Good morning babe!! Whatcha doin. B—- where is you,” Ward texted.

“Hey girl!!! im at work lol. i was a little late today hope i dont get into trouble lol,” the mom replied.

About 30 minutes later, Ward texted “Where’s [the boy]???” according to Law & Crime.

The boy’s mother then started calling Ward, but got her voicemail all five times she called, according to court documents. Police called the mom at 10 a.m. letting her know they had her son.

When police knocked on Ward’s door, she allegedly answered it saying “I’m babysitting and I just woke up. What is going on?” The cops asked if she was “missing a kid,” and she replied, “Yes, yes, but he is not mine,” the affidavit said, according to Law & Crime.

A Pennsylvania State Police Trooper bows his head during a prayer. (Aimee Dilger/SOPA Images/LightRocket)

“[The boy’s mom] dropped him off with me this morning,” she allegedly continued. “He’s a little boy, he’s 2… with blonde curly hair.”

When troopers found the boy, they contacted Children and Youth Services, according to Law & Crime. The group told them to “check Arissa Ward.” Ward had previously spent two days in jail after suffocating her 2-month-old son while drunk and high.

In December 2016, after a night of drinking with her partner, Ward fell asleep on the couch next to her baby. The child died of asphyxiation and had marijuana in his system.

Pleading no-contest to a manslaughter charge, Ward was supposed to receive a three-month minimum sentence. However, Judge William T. Tully instead sentenced her to only two days and then house arrest, citing her living daughter, who was 3 years old at the time, according to Penn Live Patriot News.

“I’m going to give you the opportunity to do a little bit of penance. This will be a chance to prove yourself,” Tully told Ward. “You have got to put yourself back together. Your daughter doesn’t need a semi-mom. She needs a whole mom.”

Ward posted bail for the recent child endangerment case and is due back at court on May 5, Law & Crime reported.

Fox News Digital reached out to Windsor Police Department and York County Court for comment but did not immediately receive a response.

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Bill Maher, the well-known comedian, has taken aim at former President Donald Trump over the ongoing conflict with Iran, accusing Trump of prematurely boasting about a victory that hasn’t been achieved.

During Friday’s episode of his late-night show, Maher commented on Trump’s statements regarding the Middle Eastern conflict, suggesting they tend to repeat the same narrative week after week.

“It’s starting to feel like Groundhog Day, isn’t it?” Maher quipped.

He humorously added, “We’re capturing their boats, they’re capturing ours. It’s less like a war and more like a messy Florida divorce.”

The conflict between the United States and Iran escalated on February 28, following a series of joint US-Israeli airstrikes that resulted in the death of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei.

Maher claimed his problem with Trump was how he ‘keeps saying we won, and we didn’t.’

‘Hormuz is not open, the people did not do an uprising, the regime is still in place,’ he said.

‘We did not win,’ Maher added. ‘Sorry.’

US President Donald Trump was ripped by comedian Bill Maher on Friday for his handling of the war in Iran

Maher compared Trump’s comments about the Iran war to Groundhog Day and said the US ‘did not win’ the conflict despite the US President’s remarks

During his monologue, Maher also lambasted Trump’s social media presence, saying that he publishes ‘stuff that’s inflammatory and contradictory.’

Just moments later, Maher proceeded to rip the US President’s posts as ‘bulls*** claims.’

‘You can say what you want about his negotiating tactics,’ Maher said. ‘One tactic you can’t get him on is the silent treatment.’

He added: ‘Turns out, the one thing we are really good at is killing their leaders who are too stupid to go underground when we’re trying to kill them.’

Maher referenced rising gas prices across the US, which have skyrocketed in wake of the war.

Nearly 70 percent of Americans are concerned about high gas and fuel prices due to the Iran war, according to a Pew Research Center survey published April 7.

‘It was Earth Day this week but we found out we still use a lot of oil,’ Maher said. ‘Nobody can afford gas.’

The US and Iran have been at war since US-Israeli airstrikes targeted Tehran on February 28, killing Ayatollah Ali Khamenei

Maher has repeatedly used his show to criticize Trump’s actions in Iran, recently ridiculing the US President’s ceasefire deal with the Middle Eastern country

Maher also noted how condoms could become more expensive due to the conflict in the Middle East.

He alluded to the affair rumors surrounding New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel and NFL reporter Dianna Russini while doing so.

‘They’re getting trapped in the Strait of Hormuz, so condoms are now very scarce and very expensive,’ Maher said. ‘More bad news for Mike Vrabel.’

‘The condom situation is so serious that we are changing the name from Operation Epic Fury to the Trojan War,’ he continued.

The world’s leading condom producer, Karex, told Reuters it could raise prices by up to 30 percent if supply chain disruptions continue.

Maher’s Friday remarks about Trump and the Iran war were just his latest about the conflict, which he has regularly discussed on his late night show.

Earlier this month, Maher mocked Trump’s ceasefire deal with Iran.

‘Apparently, this agreement we have, we have to save face and not kill everybody in Iran by pretending that [the Strait of Hormuz] is open,’ he said.

Trump announced Saturday that Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner would no longer travel to Pakistan for Iran peace negotiations

Earlier today, Trump cancelled US negotiators Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner’s trip to Pakistan for Iran peace negotiations.

‘Too much time wasted on traveling, too much work!’ Trump posted Saturday on Truth Social.

Trump added: ‘Besides which, there is tremendous infighting and confusion within their “leadership.” 

‘Nobody knows who is in charge, including them. Also, we have all the cards, they have none! If they want to talk, all they have to do is call!!!’

He had previously told Fox News about the trip being canceled and the US holding ‘all the cards’ over Iran.

In Tampa, Florida, authorities have charged a former student from the University of South Florida with the murder of his roommate and the roommate’s girlfriend, both doctoral candidates from Bangladesh who vanished earlier this month.

The Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office announced that 26-year-old Hisham Abugharbieh is facing two counts of first-degree premeditated murder involving a weapon in connection with the deaths of USF students Zamil Limon and Nahida Bristy.

Authorities discovered Limon’s remains on the Howard Frankland Bridge on Friday morning, but Bristy remains missing, according to Hillsborough County Chief Deputy Joseph Maurer.

Abugharbieh, a U.S. citizen by birth, was initially arrested at his family’s residence on Friday. His preliminary charges included illegally moving a body, failing to report a death, tampering with evidence, false imprisonment, and battery.

Police encountered Abugharbieh during a domestic violence call at his family home, located just north of the university campus. After safely relocating his relatives, Abugharbieh barricaded himself inside. A SWAT team, equipped with a drone, a robot, and crisis negotiators, was deployed to the scene. Abugharbieh eventually surrendered, stepping outside wrapped in only a blue towel.

Limon and Bristy, both 27, were considering getting married, a relative said. They disappeared from campus on April 16. Limon was last seen at his home in an off-campus apartment complex where he lived with Abugharbieh. Bristy, who lived on campus, was last seen an hour later at a campus science building.

An autopsy is being done on the remains to determine the manner and cause of Limon’s death, and those results are expected Saturday morning, Maurer said Friday.

Abugharbieh had been a USF student but was not currently enrolled. University records showed he had attended the school from Spring 2021 through Spring 2023, and had pursued a BS in Management, a university spokesperson said.

Limon was studying geography, environmental science and policy, and Bristy was studying chemical engineering. She was a graduate of Noakhali Science and Technology University. The school, which spelled her last name as Brishti, said in a statement Saturday that she was a Ph.D. candidate and described her as a talented and promising student.

“Her sudden passing has deeply saddened all of us,” Vice Chancellor Mohammad Ismail said. “The university family pays deep respect to her memory. At the same time, we demand punishment for those involved in her death and compensation for the victim’s family.”

The search for Bristy continues. Anyone with information regarding her disappearance is asked to contact the Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office.

Abugharbieh had several previous arrests, the sheriff’s office said. He was charged with battery and burglary of an unoccupied dwelling in September 2023, and with battery that May – both classified in court records as misdemeanors.

Court records show Abugharbieh entered into a diversion program for first-time offenders charged with misdemeanors. He completed the program in 2024 and the charges were discontinued. A phone call to his lawyer in that case was not immediately returned.

Hillsborough County Court records also showed two domestic violence petitions filed by a family member in 2023. A judge granted an injunction in one case and denied the other petition. He also was accused of traffic violations.