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    Donald Trump says he held a phone conversation with Venezuelan official Delcy Rodriguez about elections in Venezuela. Details of what was discussed have not been disclosed, and the Venezuelan government has not confirmed the call. The reported contact comes amid ongoing international scrutiny of Venezuela's electoral process and strained relations between Washington and Caracas.

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    Rodriguez breaks nine-month silence on election timing▼For nine months, Rodriguez had avoided giving signals about an election, while U.S. officials kept expectations at bay bMmastodonWorld49 h ago

    For nine months, Rodriguez had avoided giving any signals about an election, while U.S. officials managed expectations by saying a vote would take time to materialize. The remark now points to a possible shift in that stance, drawing attention to how both Washington and Rodriguez's camp have handled questions over when an election might actually happen.

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    Rodriguez blasts Salazar over Trump campaign ad▼Rodriguez blasts Salazar for recent Trump ad✉newsWorldImmigration49 min ago

    Congressman Rodriguez has publicly criticized Salazar over his role in a recent Trump campaign advertisement, with the dispute reported by CBS News. The clash comes amid ongoing political fighting over immigration, an issue the ad touched on. The exchange adds to rising tensions between the two figures ahead of the election season.

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    Rodri defends Manchester City over 115 financial charges●Barcelona star Rodri defends Man City over 115 Premier League financial charges✉newsSportSoccer1 d ago

    Rodri, the Manchester City midfielder now playing for Barcelona, has publicly defended his former club over the 115 financial charges brought by the Premier League. The Spanish star's comments add a player's perspective to the long-running case, which remains one of the most controversial matters in English football, drawing scrutiny from fans, pundits and rival clubs alike.

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    Olivia Rodrigo opens tour in dissolving Chalayan dress▼For the opening night of The Unraveled Tour, Rodrigo enlisted the iconic and innovative designer Hussein Chalayan to makMmastodonCultureMusic17 h ago

    Olivia Rodrigo marked the opening night of her Unraveled Tour wearing a specially commissioned dress by designer Hussein Chalayan that dissolves under water during the performance. The theatrical costume moment is drawing attention from fashion and music fans alike, with coverage highlighting Chalayan's reputation for experimental, concept-driven design. Commenters are praising the collaboration as a striking blend of stagecraft and high fashion.

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    Olivia Rodrigo's Melting Dress Revives Fashion's Meltdown Moment▼Olivia Rodrigo’s Melting Dress Revives One of Fashion’s Great Runway Experiments✉newsLifeFashion7 h ago

    Olivia Rodrigo wore a melting dress, reviving one of fashion's great runway experiments with dissolving and heat-reactive garments. The look has drawn attention for referencing designers who famously sent melting fabrics down the catwalk, and commentary has focused on the dress's theatrical effect and its place in fashion history rather than on any controversy.

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    Tejano music pioneer Gilbert Rodriguez dies in San Antonio▼Tejano music pioneer and local restaurateur Gilbert Rodriguez has died✉newsCultureMusic16 h ago

    Gilbert Rodriguez, a pioneer of Tejano music who also ran a well-known restaurant in San Antonio, has died. The news was reported by the San Antonio Express-News, which described him as both a musical trailblazer in the Tejano genre and a fixture of the local dining scene. Details about his age, cause of death and survivors were not immediately available.

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    Rodriguez files citizens initiative to overhaul National City business tax●Rodriguez files citizens initiative for National City business tax overhaul as council continues to eye 2027 vote✉newsBusiness4 h ago

    A citizens initiative to overhaul National City's business tax has been filed by Rodriguez, according to the San Diego Union-Tribune. The move comes as the city council continues to consider putting its own business tax measure before voters in 2027. The initiative could pressure the council to act sooner or shape the terms of any future ballot measure.