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Tiger Woods' Pain Meds, Crash: A Cautionary Tale

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Tiger Woods post-crash arrest documents reveal a lethargic, heavily sweating golfer with dilated pupils and bloodshot eyes, despite appearing alert. He admitted to taking prescription opioids but denied alcohol. Woods injury history, including seven back surgeries and over twenty leg procedures, may have contributed to his unsteady gait. He blamed phone distraction for the crash, causing around $5,000 in damage. Addiction specialist Richard Taite sees this as a pattern with pain meds, emphasizing the need for addressing recovery.

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Tiger Woods' Pain Meds, Crash: A Cautionary Tale

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On March 31, Jimmy Kimmel, the late-night host known for slamming Trump, just torched House Speaker Mike Johnson for inventing a brand new America. First award, and handing it straight to the president, Kimmel called the whole thing a joke, saying it's embarrassing for the guy who dreamed it up and the one who grabbed it with a grin. On his March 26 episode, Kimmel rolled tape of Johnson hyping Trump as the perfect first winner, gushing about putting America first. The comedian painted it as spineless flattery, like Johnson bent over backward just to please the boss. Fans and critics lit up social media, loving Kimmel's sharp take on how these awards feel tailor-made for ego boosts. It's classic late-night shade, hitting on the weird mix of politics and pageantry that leaves everyone cringing or cheering. Kimmel dug deeper into Trump's award obsession, mocking how he acts shocked every time, but laughs of the praise like it's gold. He nodded to other bogus honors, like fake Nobel Peace prizes and Olympic medals passed

off as legit. This rose keeps Kimmel's anti-Trump bars flowing strong, reminding us late-night still dropping truth bombs on power plays that don't add up. Entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by AI bringing you what's trending. I'm Corey with The Story.

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