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  NEWS MUSIC NEWS Offers one executive: “You’ve always had bad boys and bad behavior. It was glorified, it wasn’t punished. It’s built into the roots of the business.” BY  ETHAN MILLMAN ,  SHIRLEY HALPERIN JULY 3, 2025 3:42PM Illustration by Layer Ø   GETTY IMAGES Share on Facebook Share on X Share to Flipboard Send an Email Show additional share options The chances of Combs’ image itself being significantly rehabilitated seems slim, given that violent, abusive behavior was caught on camera and aired to millions of people around the world. And Combs still faces a litany of civil suits that will continue to follow him for the foreseeable future. Whatever career he has to return to comes with a significant asterisk. It’s early to know what, if any opportunity would even be possible for Combs in the future. Combs faced weeks of brutal testimony from witnesses including Ventura and Kid Cudi, and his acquittal came from what observers are  calling an overreach  ...

  US News By  David Propper Published  June 8, 2025, 7:21 p.m. ET Today Video Headlines Ad Loading 00:00 / 00:50 A former big shot architect was forced to bag groceries after mounting medical bills and a promise he made to his dying wife left him broke. Utah resident Gary Saling, 80, has spent years working four days a week at Smith’s Market in St. George – though a well-deserved retirement might be on the horizon thanks to the generosity of others. The senior citizen started the job in December 2020 about six months after the death of his wife, Carol, from two forms of dementia – including the rare, aggressive Progressive Supranuclear Palsy. 3 Gary Saling has been working as a bagger for years. FOX His spouse, who was an artist, suffered for about three and a half years, but he was always by her side.   “I promised myself, God, her, her brother, her son and daughter, (her stepsons), I promised them I would not put her in a nursing home,” Saling told The Post on...