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Award-Winning Actor’s Honor STRIPPED After Explosive Allegations!

Vital Voices, a women's empowerment non-profit organization, has rescinded its Voices of Solidarity Award from actor Justin Baldoni following allegations made by his "It Ends With Us" co-star Blake Lively. The award, presented on December 9 in New York by comedian Hasan Minhaj, recognizes men who advocate for women and girls. Upon receiving it, Baldoni expressed his commitment to teaching young boys about vulnerability and empathy through an Instagram post. The organization withdrew the honor after Lively filed a complaint with the California Civil Rights Department. The complaint alleges sexual harassment by Baldoni and a producer, followed by what she describes as a coordinated campaign to damage her reputation. Lively's filing details 30 specific demands made during a meeting, including script changes and personal conduct restrictions. Lively's legal document claims Baldoni and Wayfarer Studios employed a crisis manager who orchestrated […]

How Heli-Skiers Survived a B.C. Avalanche
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How Heli-Skiers Survived a B.C. Avalanche

Five people were rescued after being caught in a backcountry avalanche north of Whistler, B.C., on Ipsoot Mountain near Pemberton on Monday. The avalanche, triggered by "commercial activity" involving Whistler Heli Skiing, resulted in four people being fully buried, two of whom were trapped for at least ten minutes, and one person being partially buried. Despite the severity of the situation, all five individuals survived and are in stable condition. Const. Antoine Graebling of the Sea to Sky RCMP detachment confirmed that the group included several customers and an instructor from Whistler Heli Skiing. The initial rescue effort was launched by Whistler Heli Skiing employees and members of the Whistler Blackcomb Ski Patrol. B.C. Emergency Health Services (B.C. EHS) was alerted to the incident around 1:30 p.m. and dispatched three ambulances to a Whistler helipad staging area. Paramedics provided on-site […]

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Woman Set on Fire in Broad Daylight

A shocking act of violence occurred on a New York City subway train just days before Christmas. A man allegedly set a sleeping woman on fire, then calmly watched as she burned to death. The incident took place around 7:30 am on Sunday on a Coney Island-bound F train at the Coney Island-Stillwell Avenue station. Horrifying video footage shows the suspect observing the woman engulfed in flames. A transit officer is seen walking past the open train door, briefly pausing and seemingly using his radio before continuing down the platform. The suspect, described as a man between 25 and 30 years old, around 5'6" (168cm) tall, and weighing approximately 150 pounds (68kg), then appears to walk away. He was last seen wearing a gray hoodie, jeans, brown boots, and a dark knit hat with a red band. Police are offering […]

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University Student Dies After Brutal Attack at Homa Bay Restaurant; Seven Arrested

A fourth-year student from Tom Mboya University has died following a violent assault at a local restaurant in Homa Bay County, Kenya. Police have arrested seven employees of the restaurant in connection with the incident. The tragic events unfolded on Friday, December 21, when local authorities received an alert from a Homa Bay County Enforcement Officer about a student being tortured at the restaurant. When police arrived, they found the victim in a horrific state - beaten, stripped, and tied up. The student had been bound with ropes on both hands and legs, with his hands specifically tied to a metal bar. He had sustained severe head injuries and was bleeding heavily. Emergency responders rushed the victim to Homa Bay County Referral Hospital, but despite medical intervention, he succumbed to his injuries. His body has been transferred to the hospital […]

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TikTok’s Fate Hangs by a Thread: Will Biden’s Decision Change Everything?

Senators Ed Markey (D) and Rand Paul (R) jointly appealed to President Biden on Thursday, requesting a 90-day extension to the January 19 deadline for ByteDance to sell TikTok's U.S. operations or face a potential ban. The timing of their request coincides with the Supreme Court's scheduled January 10 hearing of TikTok and ByteDance's challenge to the divestment law. In their appeal, the senators emphasized the need to delay the deadline, considering the pending legal resolution and its potential impact on free expression. The case reached the Supreme Court following a lower court's decision to uphold the law, which received congressional approval and presidential signature in April. The Justice Department maintains that TikTok presents substantial national security concerns regarding data access and content influence capabilities. TikTok, serving 170 million U.S. users, contests these claims and argues the law infringes upon […]

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BREAKING: Moscow Unleashes Deadly Missile Storm on Kyiv After Ukraine’s Secret US Weapon Strike!

Russian missiles struck Kyiv early Friday, killing one person and wounding nine others, following Ukraine's use of US-supplied missiles against targets in Russia's border region. Ukrainian air defense intercepted five Iskander ballistic missiles targeting the capital. The attack's aftermath disrupted heating services to 630 residential buildings, 16 medical facilities, and 30 educational institutions. Missile debris caused fires and damage across three districts. Ukraine's air force emphasized the urgency of responding to ballistic missile warnings due to the minimal warning time required to seek shelter. The Russian Defense Ministry stated the attack was retaliation for a Ukrainian strike on Russia's Rostov region two days prior. They claimed Ukraine employed six American ATACMS missiles and four British-supplied Storm Shadow missiles in that operation. Ukraine had reported targeting a Rostov oil refinery as part of its strategy to disrupt Russia's military support infrastructure. […]

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Italy’s Deputy PM Salvini Awaits Verdict in Migrant Ship Case

Italian Deputy Prime Minister Matteo Salvini appeared in court for the verdict in his trial regarding a 2019 incident involving a migrant rescue vessel. Prosecutors have requested a six-year prison sentence on charges of kidnapping and dereliction of duty. The case centers on Salvini's decision, as a then-interior minister, to prevent the NGO ship Open Arms from docking in Lampedusa. The vessel, carrying 147 migrants rescued off Libya's coast, remained at sea for nearly three weeks until local prosecutor Luigi Patronaggio ordered its seizure after observing deteriorating health conditions onboard. Salvini maintains then-Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte's government supported the decision as part of a policy to "close the ports" to NGO rescue ships. Current Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni has expressed solidarity with Salvini, describing the case as "a very serious precedent" that criminalizes border protection efforts. During September court proceedings, […]

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Peter Mandelson Named as Next UK Ambassador to United States

The UK government has announced Lord Peter Mandelson as Britain's next ambassador to the United States. Mandelson, 71, will succeed Dame Karen Pierce when her term ends in early 2025. The appointment marks a departure from traditional practice, as UK ambassadors typically come from diplomatic or civil service backgrounds. Downing Street emphasized that selecting a prominent Labour politician demonstrates the importance placed on US-UK relations during this period. Mandelson brings extensive political experience to the role, having served in various ministerial positions under Prime Ministers Tony Blair and Gordon Brown. His career includes roles as Northern Ireland Secretary, Business Secretary, and European Commissioner. He represented Hartlepool as MP from 1992 to 2004. His appointment comes at a significant moment for US-UK relations. The role will involve working with the incoming Trump administration on various bilateral issues. Mandelson previously addressed this […]

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10-Year Mystery: This $70M Deal Could Finally Reveal MH370’s Secrets

Malaysia's government has announced preliminary approval for a new search operation to locate Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370, which disappeared a decade ago with 239 passengers and crew members aboard. Transport Minister Anthony Loke revealed that the cabinet has approved a $70 million (£56 million) agreement with Ocean Infinity, a US-based marine exploration company. The search will operate under a "no find, no fee" arrangement, meaning the company will receive payment only upon locating the aircraft. The new search will focus on a 15,000-square-kilometer area in the southern Indian Ocean. Ocean Infinity previously conducted a three-month search in 2018 under similar terms, which proved unsuccessful. This followed a two-year multinational search effort costing $150 million that ended in 2017. The Boeing 777 aircraft departed Kuala Lumpur International Airport for Beijing on March 8, 2014. Communication with air traffic control ceased within […]

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Hungary Grants Asylum to Former Polish Deputy Justice Minister

Hungary has granted political asylum to Marcin Romanowski, Poland's former deputy justice minister, who is under investigation in Poland for alleged misuse of public funds. The decision was confirmed by Gergely Gulyas, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban's chief of staff, in an interview with "Mandiner.hu" on Thursday. Gulyas stated that the asylum grant complies with both Hungarian and European Union laws. He expressed concerns about Poland's current government under Prime Minister Donald Tusk, claiming it disregards constitutional court rulings and weaponizes criminal law against political opponents. Romanowski was initially detained in connection with the public funds investigation but was released in mid-July after claiming immunity as a member of a European rights assembly. According to Gulyas, Polish courts had declared Romanowski's arrest unlawful, raising questions about fair treatment and potential political bias in the legal proceedings. Poland's response to the […]

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