Author: slstaff

Shortly after leaving the General Assembly Hall to oppose a speech given by Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi, the Israeli ambassador to the United Nations, Gilad Erdan, was held by United Nations security agents. In spite of the fact that it was first unclear what the cause for his imprisonment was, he was eventually let go. Before leaving, Erdan had shown a photograph of Mahsa Amini, an Iranian lady who had been brutally killed the previous year for not wearing her hijab correctly, to the audience. The reason for her death was that she did not properly cover her hair. Erdan…

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The reason given by Bijou Phillips in her petition for divorce from Danny Masterson is “irreconcilable differences.” In 2011, after they had already tied the wedding, the couple welcomed their first kid together as a married couple. The announcement of this news comes almost two weeks after Masterson was found guilty of two charges of forcible rape and sentenced to a prison term ranging from 30 years to life for each of the incidents. Masterson initially faced the possibility of serving a maximum term of 45 years in prison after being charged with three counts of rape by means of…

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An Australian man named Anil Koppula has launched a lawsuit against a local hospital, claiming that he suffered a psychological harm as a result of the institution’s negligence and is demanding 1 billion Australian dollars (roughly $643 million USD) in damages. Koppula claimed that the hospital and its employees urged him to witness his wife’s cesarean section in 2018, which he believes contributed to the development of a “psychotic illness” and the breakup of his marriage. Koppula also claimed that the hospital encouraged him to observe his wife’s hysterectomy in 2017. C-sections, also known as cesarean sections, are frequent surgical…

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The White House has been quite critical of the choice made by House Republicans to set their first impeachment investigation hearing against Vice President Joe Biden only a few days before a vital deadline for the government’s funding. The probe as a whole has been referred to as a “political stunt” by the White House, which is based on the fact that there is no evidence to support it. The hearing, which is scheduled to take place on Thursday, September 28, has been convened in order to investigate allegations levied against President Biden of corruption and abuse of authority. Concerns…

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A young woman was assaulted while eating at a McDonald’s in Southern California, and footage of the incident is now going viral. Witnesses opted to capture the fight rather than intervene when it broke out in front of them, therefore the battle was caught on camera. Kassidy Jones revealed in an interview that on September 6, after coming home from school, she and many of her classmates went to the fast-food establishment. The girl, who is just 13 years old, claims that the incident occurred at that specific place and that an unidentified woman approached her and then began abusing…

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In an effort to leave its mark on the annals of American history, the state of Massachusetts intends to become the first state in the United States to place restrictions on the capacity of government agencies to make purchases of plastic bottles designed for one-time use. These restrictions will be implemented with the goal of preserving the environment. The implementation of these constraints is scheduled for the first of July in 2018. This comment was made by Governor Maura Healey at a keynote speech that was offered at the event that was organized by the Clinton Global Initiative in New…

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Yakima Mayor Janice Deccio’s 911 call about “far right-wing” petition signature gatherers at Walmart has received criticism. Deccio called to report petitioners’ retail disruptions, which led to several police visits. Campaigners were gathering signatures for Washington ballot measures when the event occurred. Let’s Go Washington financed these tax, parental rights, and police efforts. After her 911 call was released, others accused Deccio of censoring free speech and signature-gathering. The dispatcher told her that Washington state law guarantees signature collection for ballot items on private property. After the outcry, Deccio said a constituent had alerted her of the petitioners’ presence at…

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A new court document made by Hunter Biden’s defense team indicates that their client intends to enter a not guilty plea to the federal firearms charges against him. Hunter Biden is the son of former Vice President Joe Biden. The attorneys for Hunter Biden have requested that his initial appearance in court be held through the use of a video conference. Abbe Lowell, the attorney for Hunter Biden, wrote a letter to the court in which she indicated that they are responding to the order issued by the court and are seeking that the initial appearance be conducted over a…

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A former Marine from Arizona named Ray Epps has been charged with a misdemeanor violation in relation with the incidents that took place at the United States Capitol on January 6, 2021. According to the court documents that were submitted on Tuesday, Epps is being charged with one count of disorderly or disruptive behaviour on restricted grounds. In light of the events that took place in the Capitol, a great deal of attention and curiosity has been focused on Epps. In the past, he had taken legal action, asserting that he had been unjustly identified as a government agent responsible…

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After sexual assault allegations were made against the actor and comedian Russell Brand, YouTube disabled the comedian and actor’s ability to monetise his main channel as well as his other, less popular channels. Brand, whose channel has 6.6 million users, has denied the allegations made by four unidentified women, which were uncovered in a joint investigation by British media outlets. Brand’s denial comes after the allegations were made public. After the claims were brought to light by the British media sources, Brand has stepped forward to deny the charges. According to the charges, the alleged attacks took place between the…

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Sen. John Fetterman, a Democrat from Pennsylvania who is renowned for his casual style of clothing, applauded the Senate’s decision to take a break from enforcing a dress code for its members, but several Republicans voiced their disapproval of the move. Fetterman expressed his approval of the proposal and emphasized the increased level of autonomy it grants to legislators. He expressed astonishment at the criticism from those on the right and indicated that he hopes other colleagues take use of this newly found freedom. He hoped that others would take advantage of this newly found independence. On the other hand,…

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In the heart of enchanting New Mexico, a visionary plan is unfolding – one that weaves together the tapestry of nature, culture, and heritage. The Biden administration has unveiled an audacious proposal, an ode to preservation and a pledge to honor indigenous traditions. This bold endeavor is nothing short of a symphony played in the key of conservation, where the wild spirit of Native American lands is set to flourish. Picture a sprawling canvas of more than 4,200 acres in Sandoval County, New Mexico, a region nestled north of vibrant Albuquerque. Here, Mother Earth’s bounty has long been shared and…

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After being diagnosed with a rare neurological condition known as progressive supranuclear palsy (PSP), Democratic Representative Jennifer Wexton of Virginia has declared that she would not run for re-election for a fourth term in the House of Representatives. This decision comes after Wexton was given the diagnosis. Wexton had already disclosed, back in April, that she had been given a Parkinson’s disease diagnosis but that she planned to continue serving in Congress despite having the condition. When compared to Parkinson’s disease, PSP is a condition that is both more severe and more quick in its progression. It has the potential…

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An incident involving a disruptive passenger on an American Airlines flight has gone viral. In a 20-second video, a woman wearing a skin-tight gray unitard can be seen shouting at fellow passengers while claiming, “I’m Instagram famous.” The woman, who has not been identified, confronts another passenger and exchanges heated words before turning her attention to the person filming the interaction on their phone. She shouts, “Film me – I’m Instagram famous, you f*****g bum,” before continuing to berate other passengers. In response to the video, social media users have compared this incident to a previous viral incident involving Tiffany…

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A debris field was discovered in Williamsburg County in the state of South Carolina during the course of the investigation into the loss of an F-35 jet that happened on Sunday as a result of a “mishap.” The incident occurred on Sunday. Officials at Joint Base Charleston, which is where the aircraft was stationed previous to it going missing, were unable to confirm that the wreckage that was found was from the aircraft that vanished without a trace. The pilot of an F-35 Lightning II that was stationed at Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort was able to make a safe…

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