Новости за 23.03.2024

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Mexican president Andrés Manuel López Obrador on Friday rebuked the calls of U.S. officials to crack down on the illegal drug trade, saying the U.S. opioid crisis caused by drugs funneled through Mexican cartels wasn’t Mexico’s problem to deal with.

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Actress Shannen Doherty chastised the public over its treatment of Kate Middleton in an emotional message posted to Instagram on Friday.

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On her popular and sometimes controversial YouTube channel, Ruby Franke meticulously documented family life with her husband and six children for millions of followers. But newly released handwritten journals reveal that the Utah mommy blogger also obsessively documented the harrowing months-long abuse she inflicted on her two young children she believed were “possessed” by the devil.

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Peter Angelos, the champion workers’ rights lawyer-turned-fiery Baltimore Orioles owner, died on Saturday at the age of 94.

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A 16-year-old girl who was left comatose after a horrific altercation with a classmate, is breathing on her own, according to her family.

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President Joe Biden on Saturday signed the $1.2 trillion government funding package approved by the Senate mere hours before, narrowly avoiding a shutdown.

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Gwyneth Paltrow got a little spicy on Thursday as she revealed—over a plate of hot chicken wings—that former President Bill Clinton fell asleep while watching one of her most iconic films.

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A controversial British royal commentator is under fire for a “disgusting” tweet ahead of Kate Middleton’s Friday announcement that she has cancer and is undergoing chemotherapy.

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The father who searched relentlessly to find his son, a 24 year-old geologist who went missing in the Arizona desert, announced on Saturday that he’s running for a seat in U.S. Congress.

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Rebel Wilson claims a Hollywood “asshole” she exposes in her forthcoming memoir has “threatened” her to stop the presses.

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No previous Prince of Wales has faced a challenge like the one that Prince William now does. The future of the House of Windsor may well depend on how well he handles it. It’s a double whammy for him: His wife and his father simultaneously stricken with cancers of unknown type and severity; an intimate family emergency and a grave constitutional one, too, since his father is the king.

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Sarko Gergerian, a Massachusetts police lieutenant, is not your average cop. He’s also a trained MDMA-assisted therapist. His police chief even gave him permission to take a trip with the medicine, also known as ecstasy or molly, during a clinical trial. “It opened my heart and mind,” he told The Daily Beast.

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Last year, German health minister Karl Lauterbach did something politicians almost never do unless they’ve been caught with their pants down: He apologized. Closing schools for long periods during the COVID-19 pandemic, Lauterbach said, had been an “unnecessary mistake.”

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Many things have been said about Stormy Daniels. A funny, sassy, strong woman from Baton Rouge, Louisiana who grew up barely surviving in poverty in an already poor city, the Daniels we see in the new documentary Stormy cusses unapologetically, makes jokes, and is clearly a survivor. There is a defiance in the way that she carries herself that makes her compulsively charming. She is not a victim, and it shows.

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In the annals of Bachelor history, it’s hard to think of a more reviled figure than Juan Pablo Galavis. According to legend, the mere sound of his name is enough to wilt roses, and in some circles, it is even said that his voice can make champagne go flat. Nevertheless, he is returning to ABC on Sunday to play a new role—the supportive father of an American Idol contestant.

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The U.S. Department of Education has sent out approximately 200,000 faulty student financial applications to colleges due to an error in its processing, the agency announced on Friday.

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It was lunchtime on Thursday, and tech billionaire Matthew Prince was riding a ski lift above the jagged peaks of Park City, Utah, as he does every afternoon before heading back to work. Usually, Prince noshes quietly on a sandwich, but on this day he was animated and a little bit grumpy as he defended his plan to build a mega-mansion above the city’s historic Old Town—a proposal that has some neighbors up in arms. Читать дальше...

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Multimillionaire banker and Wisconsin U.S. Senate candidate Eric Hovde has made health care, namely his beef with Obamacare, one of four central issues on his campaign website.

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Cameron Diaz and Benji Madden have welcomed their second child, a boy names Cardinal.

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More and more, I am interested in what happens when we abandon social niceties completely. I don’t mean going wolf mode and acting feral in every situation—though I do find that to be a deranged call of the wild that I am increasingly drawn to. Rather, what will happen if I don’t actively make space for groups of three on the sidewalk, who don’t bother to condense their party so I, too, can enjoy the public concrete? What if I just plopped... Читать дальше...

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Senator Chris Murphy (D-CT) expressed some ill-timed frustration on Friday, after his segment got bumped in favor of covering Kate Middleton’s cancer diagnosis.

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Major League Baseball has opened a “formal” investigation into the gambling scandal swirling around Los Angeles Dodgers star Shohei Ohtani and his just-fired interpreter.

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In a shocking announcement on Friday, Kate Middleton revealed that she is being treated for cancer, putting an end to weeks of wild speculation about her whereabouts, the state of her marriage, and her health. Now, royal watchers the world over have been left to deal with the conspiracy theories they have spun—including celebrities.

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