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...
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Everything Curt Cignetti Said After Blowing Out Alabama in Rose Bowl

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No. 1 Indiana football annihilated No. 9 Alabama in the Rose Bowl on Thursday afternoon, winning by a final score of 38-3 in Pasadena to end the Crimson Tide's 2025-26 season. The Hoosiers remained undefeated (14-0) and sealed their spot in the semifinals of the College Football Playoff at the Peach Bowl in Atlanta.

Second-year Indiana head coach Curt Cignetti, who has changed the fortunes of the Hoosiers program since his arrival, fielded questions from reporters after the contest. Indiana is now one win away from playing for a national title. Thursday's game was only the second trip the Hoosiers had ever made to the Rose Bowl. A full transcript of Cignetti's postgame comments is below.

Q. You had mentioned yesterday that you felt like the preparation was really going that great or you were -- it would probably bring up concern for people in that situation. What changed from that point to now, to where it didn't look like there was really much of a layoff that you guys were on?

COACH CIGNETTI: Sometimes my messaging is intended for the players to hear to further reinforce my message to them, because preparation's hard to gauge. Alabama had to do the same thing we did, come out on a Wednesday and then have their first practice on site, and I mean, there is disruption there compared to your normal routine, which we're all creatures of a routine. So I think our guys -- we had a great walk-through yesterday. We went to SoFi for that, and that was great for our players, I think, to get there. I thought our mindset was really good. I liked our prep, for the most part, once we knew who the opponent was. It was a hard-fought game early in the game. Alabama made some plays, they had us off balance offensively, they had a new all-up blind 

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