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official telling reporters last week that Rodriguez is expected to visit the White House soon, a move that would make her the first sitting Venezuelan leader to visit Washington in more than 25 years.

Rapper and designer Kanye West, now known as Ye, issuing a public apology for his past unhinged erratic behavior and anti-Semitic comments, citing an undiagnosed brain injury that he says led to bipolar disorder.

In a full-page ad in the Wall Street Journal titled, quote, To Those I've Hurt, West writing that injuries to his frontal lobe from a 2002 car crash were not properly diagnosed until 2023, contributing to his later bipolar diagnosis.

In February 2025, West unleashing an angry tirade on X, including posts reading, quote, I'm a Nazi and, quote, I love Hitler.

Now what, bitches?

West also taking out an ad during last year's Super Bowl, urging viewers to go to his website, which at the time was selling just one article of clothing, a swastika t-shirt.

West seen later that month walking around LA wearing a swastika t-shirt.

Over the next several months, West continuing to identify as a Nazi and promote swastika images on social media.

In early May, West releasing a song called Heil Hitler, repeating those words in the chorus.

Just a few weeks later, West announcing on social media, quote, I am done with antisemitism.

I love all people.

God forgive me for the pain I've caused.

I forgive all those who have caused me pain.

Thank you, God.

At the time, many questioning the sincerity of his apology, pointing to West's long pattern of antisemitic rhetoric, followed by apologies.

like back in 2022, when Adidas, Balenciaga, Gap, and talent agency CAA cut ties with West amid a similar episode.

Then in December 2023, West posting a statement written in Hebrew on Instagram, expressing regret for the pain he caused, only to resume the rhetoric again at a later date.

In yesterday's letter, West describing a, quote, four-month-long manic episode in early 2025 marked by what he calls, quote, West writing that during manic episodes, quote,

when in reality you're losing your grip entirely.

He describes the disorder as persuasive and deceptive, convincing sufferers they don't need help, writing he felt, quote, powerful, certain, and unstoppable.