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US judge blocks Pentagon from punishing senator over video

US judge blocks Pentagon from punishing senator over video

A US judge on Thursday temporarily blocked the Pentagon's efforts to punish Democratic Senator Mark Kelly over a video in which he and other lawmakers urged military and intelligence personnel to refuse illegal orders.
Jessie Diggins fights bruised ribs to claim bronze

Jessie Diggins fights bruised ribs to claim bronze

Jessie Diggins fights bruised ribs to claim bronze
Religious Liberty Commission boots former beauty pageant winner during meeting on antisemitism

Religious Liberty Commission boots former beauty pageant winner during meeting on antisemitism

Carrie Prejean Boller asserted only Trump could remove her from the commission after the chairman said she had been ousted

Does Jewish law say it’s OK to lie to the high-roller who wants to manage your rock ‘n’ roll band?

The year is 1986. Last night, as I left for our gig at the Ritz, Migdalia — a stunning Puerto Rican hooker — was back on my stoop, proffering her nasty wares and services. Coming home later that night with an onion bagel and a half-gallon of milk, I see her again, this time with... The post Does Jewish law say it’s OK to lie to the high-roller who wants to manage your rock ‘n’ roll band? appeared first on The Forward.

'No easy games' as NI learn Nations League draw

Northern Ireland manager Michael O'Neill says "there are no easy games" in the Nations League after being drawn with Hungary, Ukraine and Georgia.

NI relish 'competitive' Nations League draw - O'Neill

Northern Ireland manager Michael O'Neill says "there are no easy games" in the Nations League after being drawn with Hungary, Ukraine and Georgia.

Bellamy aims high after Wales' Nations League draw

Wales are grouped with Portugal, Denmark and Norway in the Nations League.

JUST IN: DHS Funding Bill Fails in Senate Ahead of Friday Shutdown Deadline

The US Senate failed to pass a bill to temporarily fund the Department of Homeland Security ahead of the Friday expiration of DHS funding.  Without DHS funding, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and Customs and Border Protection (CBP) can still function largely uninterrupted. The post JUST IN: DHS Funding Bill Fails in Senate Ahead of Friday Shutdown Deadline appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

James Cameron and Chloé Zhao on the Great Mystery of ‘Hamnet’ — and Why It Makes Him Cry

"I bawled multiple times in the film," Cameron tells Zhao. Then, he asks her: "Are you a druid?" Watch in an IndieWire exclusive video.
9 arrested over Louvre ticket fraud scheme involving Chinese tourists

9 arrested over Louvre ticket fraud scheme involving Chinese tourists

The Paris prosecutors' office on Thursday said that nine people were being detained as part of an investigation into a suspected decade-long, €10 million (US$11.8 million) ticket fraud scheme at the Louvre, the world’s most visited museum. The arrests took place on Tuesday as part of a judicial investigation opened after the Louvre filed a complaint in December 2024, the prosecutors’ office said. The loss for the museum over the past decade is estimated to exceed €10 million, it said. Those...
Swiss bar owners face wrath of bereaved families

Swiss bar owners face wrath of bereaved families

Bereaved relatives on Thursday angrily confronted the owners of a Swiss bar that caught fire during New Year celebrations, heckling them as they arrived to face questions over the fatal tragedy.
Man 'opens fridge to find body of frozen newborn baby' as mum-of-nine arrested

Man 'opens fridge to find body of frozen newborn baby' as mum-of-nine arrested

A woman in her 50s has been arrested on suspicion of dumping the remains of two newborn babies inside a fridge, after one was found in Haute-Saône, northwestern France