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Giuliani’s son claims World Series rings awarded in defamation suit are his
Two former Georgia poll workers who won a $148 million defamation suit against former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani want his Yankees World Series rings. However, his son, Andrew Giuliani, said his father gave those rings to him as a gift in 2018 and he’s not giving them back. The former poll workers, Ruby… -
Republicans file lawsuits in 3 states, claiming alleged ‘illegal overseas voting’
The Republican National Committee (RNC) has filed lawsuits in Michigan and North Carolina to stop what it calls “illegal overseas voting.” Republican congressmen also filed suit in Pennsylvania this week, seeking tighter restrictions on U.S. voters who cast ballots overseas. According to the RNC, the North Carolina State Board of Elections and Michigan’s secretary of… -
Over 5,700 children had gender surgeries from 2019-2023: Study
A new database revealed thousands of minors had gender-affirming surgeries from 2019-2023. The database created by Do No Harm is called “Does My Hospital Transition Kids?” Do No Harm is a national advocacy group of medical professionals who have said they are against “woke” hospital agendas. The group aims to provide the public, policy makers… -
Formerly conjoined twins go home after year in Philly hospital
It was a joyous sendoff at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia on Tuesday, Oct. 8, for twin brothers who were born conjoined. After an eight-hour surgery in August, the siblings were successfully separated and over a month later — just days after their first birthday — Amari and Javar Ruffin were able to finally go home… -
China upping pressure on people to have kids, it’s getting invasive
China is upping the pressure on its population, pushing families to start having children, according to several reports on Tuesday, Oct. 8. The country introduced a new policy in 2021 aimed at addressing China’s rapidly declining birth rate. However, new revelations about the reportedly heavy-handed tactics the government is using to achieve results are emerging.… -
AI companionship could be worth hundreds of billions by 2030
As artificial intelligence creeps into everyday lives, artificial girlfriends and boyfriends could become a multibillion dollar business by the end of the decade. AI chatbot companions promise to provide support for lonely or isolated individuals with engaging conversations, accessibility, entertainment, connection and even romantic and intimate companionship. “Replika” is one of the more popular bots… -
More aides resign from NYC Mayor Eric Adams’ administration as he vows to stay
The number of aides leaving New York City Mayor Eric Adams’ administration has continued to grow. In less than a month, nearly a dozen officials and staffers under Adams have either resigned, been arrested, or in some cases, both. First Deputy Mayor Sheena Wright turned in her resignation Tuesday, Oct. 8, weeks after federal investigators… -
Kremlin reportedly confirms Trump sent COVID-19 testing devices to Putin
The Kremlin has reportedly confirmed details from a new book that states former President Trump sent Russian President Vladimir Putin COVID-19 testing devices for his personal use while in the White House in 2020, Bloomberg reports. This revelation comes from excerpts of journalist Bob Woodward’s new book, “War.” Woodward claims to have insight into Trump’s… -
More employers could soon cover weight loss drugs
Weight loss drugs just keep becoming more and more popular but not everyone can afford them, and they’re not always covered by insurance — especially for those insured by their employers. However, a new survey shows that could soon change. Open enrollment begins this month for many companies across the nation, and that is when… -
DOJ considers breaking up Google after judge’s ruling on monopoly practices
The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) is contemplating breaking up Google, following a federal judge’s ruling that the tech giant illegally monopolized the online search market. This move could dramatically reshape the tech landscape, targeting Google’s dominance in search, browsers and mobile operating systems. The DOJ may ask a federal judge to force Google to… -
Tokyo’s Shibuya shuts down Halloween celebrations amid crowd safety concerns
One of the world’s premiere locations to celebrate Halloween is taking steps to crack down on crowds. Tokyo’s Shibuya ward has officially “closed for Halloween” this year, as authorities move to prevent chaos experienced in recent times. Shibuya has a reputation for street parties, drawing crowds since the early 2010s. As the crowds grew, so… -
Haitian gangs recruiting children with promise of food, shelter: Report
As violence continues to grip Haiti, there are now reports that gangs on the island nation are recruiting children as young as 8 years old. Human Right Watch (HRW) reported on Wednesday, Oct. 9, gangs are luring kids with the promise of food, shelter and money. Boys are reportedly recruited to be informants, trained to… -
MI5 spy chief warns of escalating threats from Russia, Iran and ISIS
During his annual speech, MI5 Director General Ken McCallum said Russia’s intelligence agency is on a mission to cause “mayhem” on the streets of the United Kingdom. McCallum said that the increase in activity came after the U.K. backed Ukraine in its war against Russia. “The GRU in particular is on a sustained mission to…
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