Boston leaders discuss school safety in City Hall meeting
The Boston City Council held a hearing Friday, discussing school safety measures and ways Boston Police and school safety officers can work together.
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CBCIdentity of Quebec mother charged with murdering 5-year-old son is revealed
The identity of the mother accused of murdering her five-year-old son has been made public.Karyne Légaré was arrested Wednesday after Quebec provincial police found her son unresponsive inside a home around 3 a.m. in Coteau-du-Lac, Que., a community located 55 kilometres southwest of Montreal. The boy's death was confirmed not long after. A publication ban had been put in place to prevent the release of any information that could identify the young victim. The five-year-old boy's name is Tommy P
- WWD
Melania Trump’s Modeling Days Revealed by Photographers
Three fashion photographers, who worked with the former first lady, described their time together, including two nude shoots.
- HuffPost
Melania Trump Resurfaces To Defend Her Nude Pics, And Stephen Colbert Is Totally Baffled
The former first lady, who hasn't been seen much on the campaign trail, defended her "celebration of the human form."
- Yahoo News Canada
'I don't think I've ever respected Jagmeet Singh more': Canadians back NDP leader after 'corrupted b------' altercation with hecklers in Ottawa
Jagmeet Singh's training as an MMA fighter in high school is being credited for his confidence in standing up against "bullies."
- BuzzFeed
Kamala Harris Is Going Viral For Her Unexpected Comment About Guns, And People Are Claiming It Could Win Over Republican Voters
"This clip is going to convince undecided white people in the Rust Belt to vote for her. I am being 100% serious."
- HuffPost
Critics Shatter Donald Trump’s Latest Rant, Which Is About … *Checks Notes*… Windows
They pointed out the cracks in the former president's claim.
- ABC News
Republicans assess potential fallout for Trump from North Carolina bombshell
Republicans in North Carolina and nationally are assessing the potential fallout for former President Donald Trump from a bombshell report alleging that Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson, the party's gubernatorial nominee, posted disturbing and inflammatory statements on a forum of a pornographic website. CNN reported Thursday that Robinson, behind an anonymous username he allegedly used elsewhere, made the comments more than a decade ago, including supporting slavery, calling himself a "black NAZI" and recalling memories of him "peeping" on women in the shower as a 14-year-old. ABC News has not independently verified the comments were made by Robinson, and he insisted in a video posted to X prior to the story's publication that "those are not the words of Mark Robinson."
- Yahoo Canada Style
Paula Abdul went through perimenopause 'pretty early' at 42: 'It was a tough time'
The Emmy award-winning choreographer and singer shared how she prioritizes her health 40 years into her career.
- HuffPost
Ex-GOP Official Hits Donald Trump With A Cold, Harsh Truth On CNN
Geoff Duncan talked about the "epitome of stupidity" when it came to Trump-devoted Republicans.
- Tacoma News Tribune
Staff allows sexual assault of mom with dementia, saying she ‘consented,’ lawsuit says
The Washington assisted living facility reported she was “enjoying” herself during one of the assaults, the lawsuit says.
- The Independent
Fox News hosts furious after Kamala Harris gets jubilant reception at ‘meanest’ spice shop
Vice president said her visit to Penzeys Spices gave her some much-needed respite from debate prep against her Republican rival
- HuffPost
Pollster Exposes ‘Dog Whistle’ In Sarah Huckabee Sanders’ Attack On Kamala Harris
One word "stinks of a racial trope," explained Cornell Belcher.
- The Canadian Press
Trump Media plummets to new lows on the first day the former president can sell his shares
Shares of Trump Media & Technology Group Corp. slumped to their lowest level ever at the opening bell Friday, the first day that its biggest shareholder, former President Donald Trump, is free to sell his stake in the company behind the Truth Social platform.
- Hello!
What happened when Prince George, Princess Charlotte, Prince Louis and Prince Archie spent a day together in public
Prince George Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis spent a special day with their cousin Prince Archie - see details.
- The Independent
Trump asked New Yorkers ‘what have you got to lose’ by voting for him. The answers came thick and fast
‘With crime at record levels, with terrorists and criminals pouring in, and with inflation eating your hearts out, vote for Donald Trump,’ Republican nominee pleads
- People
Michael Madsen Files for Divorce from His Wife of 28 Years, Alleges She Drove Their Son to Die by Suicide
In court documents seen by PEOPLE, the 'Kill Bill' star claims the couple separated shortly after their son Hudson died in January 2022
- HuffPost
I Suffer From The Most Painful Condition Known To Medicine — And My Life Is A Nightmare
"It is considered more painful than fibromyalgia or giving birth — even more painful than amputating a finger without anesthesia."
- Hello!
Princess Kate wore a denim dress from H&M and you probably didn't notice
We nearly missed the royal's latest casual ensemble...
- The Hill
Support for Taylor Swift get-out-the-vote efforts falls after Super Bowl conspiracy theory
More than half of voters in a new survey say they support pop star Taylor Swift’s get-out-the-vote effort to push her fans to vote in this year’s election, but the number is down 15 points from February following a conspiracy theory surrounding the idea of a rigged Super Bowl. The newly released Monmouth University poll…
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Gran, 86, waits 25 hours in hospital corridor after heart attack - before giving up
An 86-year-old woman who had suffered a suspected heart attack waited 25 hours in a hospital corridor for a ward bed - before giving up and going home. Maria Bodea, 86, had a suspected heart attack failure at home and was taken to St Helier Hospital, Sutton, London, by ambulance. But there were no ward beds available and the gran-of-two was put on a trolley bed in a corridor with up to 20 others, her family say. Widow Maria and her daughter Sanda Ghiurcusor, 57, were stationed next to a door leading outside, forcing them to wear wooly hats to keep warm. A spokesperson for Epsom and St Helier University Hospitals NHS Trust said: “While we always do our best for our patients, these are not the conditions we want to care for them in and we are really sorry that Mrs Bodea did not have a good experience. “When our services are exceptionally busy, as they are at the moment, we sometimes have to care for people in other areas of the hospital until a suitable bed becomes available - this is always only a temporary measure and patients are supervised by clinical teams at all times.”