Vice President JD Vance and his wife Usha Vance say they are expecting their fourth child

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WASHINGTON — Vice President JD Vance and second lady Usha Vance announced Tuesday that they are expecting their fourth child, a son due in late July. The couple shared the news in a social media post , saying both mother and baby are doing well. The child will join their three other children — Ewan, Viv ek and Mirabel. In their announcement, the Vances expressed gratitude to military doctors and staff who care for their family while they serve in public office. The news comes as Vance, 41, has long advocated for higher U.S. birth rates, a theme he has emphasized since launching his political career and continuing into his tenure as vice president. He reiterated that message during a 2025 March for Life speech, saying he wants “more babies in the United States of America.” It is rare for top U.S. leaders to welcome children while in office. One notable historical exception was President Grover Cleveland, whose wife gave birth during his second term in 1893. The White H...

Texans scrape by Chargers to clinch playoff spot, hand AFC West title to Broncos


The NFL lost a potential marquee matchup for Week 18 after the Los Angeles Chargers suffered a costly loss Saturday night. A win would have set up an AFC West title showdown in the regular-season finale, but the Chargers instead fell 20–16 to the Houston Texans.

Los Angeles came out flat and quickly dug itself into a hole, allowing two long touchdown passes on Houston’s first two possessions. The early 14–0 deficit proved too much to overcome against a Texans defense that thrives when playing with a lead.


The loss dampens Week 18 flexibility options for the league and weakens the playoff implications of what could have been a high-profile divisional showdown.

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