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MSP Ash Regan faces a potential two-day suspension from Holyrood after posting a letter on social media criticizing a Green MSP's comments on a Supreme Court gender ruling, which breaches the parliament's code of conduct. The suspension requires a parliamentary vote, and critics see the proposed punishment as unjust.
Sophie Trudeau shared a heartfelt social media post reflecting on love and impermanence amid rumors of her ex-husband Justin Trudeau's new romance with Katy Perry, emphasizing the importance of presence and letting go in love.
Hailey Bieber posted a heartfelt birthday tribute to her husband Justin Bieber on Instagram, expressing her love for him and sharing a slideshow of intimate photos. This comes after concerns about their marriage were raised when Hailey's father, Stephen Baldwin, requested prayers for the couple. Despite the speculation, the couple did not directly address the concerns and were later seen leaving a church service with somber expressions.
Former 'Teen Mom 2' star Jenelle Evans called 911 early Sunday morning to report a break-in attempt at her home, describing it as "the scariest thing in my life." The intruder tried to break in through a sliding glass door, but fled before police arrived. While the suspect did not enter the home, they did cause a mess in the garage. This incident occurred shortly after Jenelle regained custody of her son Jace, who had been in the custody of CPS following allegations of assault by her husband David Eason. No arrests have been made, and the investigation is ongoing.
After Granite School District's resolution demanding Utah State Board of Education member Natalie Cline's resignation over a controversial social media post targeting a high school student athlete, officials from surrounding school districts and city councils, including Ogden and Midvale, have expressed support and condemnation of Cline's actions, calling for her immediate resignation to restore public trust in educational institutions and protect students. Governor Spencer Cox and Lt. Gov. Deidre Henderson have also denounced Cline's behavior.
Shawn Conlon, accused of killing television news anchor Heidi Voight's mother in Vermont, pleaded not guilty to second-degree murder. Claudia Voight, 73, was found dead in her home in February 2023, initially believed to have suffered a medical event but later determined to have died from neck compression. Conlon, who had rented a room in Voight's home, stopped paying rent and allegedly attacked and killed her. Heidi Voight, in a social media post, revealed the truth about her mother's death and vowed to fight for her.
Casey McIntyre, a 38-year-old Brooklyn mom and publisher at Razorbill, announced her own death in a heartbreaking Instagram post before passing away from ovarian cancer. She expressed her deep love for her friends and family and described the last five months spent in home hospice as "magical." Her husband, Andrew Gregory, shared that McIntyre had intended to list the comforts and joys of her life but was unable to due to her declining health. The post went viral, receiving thousands of likes and touching comments. McIntyre is remembered as a beloved family woman and an "inveterate New Yorker." A memorial service is scheduled for December 2nd, and mourners are encouraged to anonymously purchase and forgive medical debt through the charity RIP Medical Debt.
Palestinian activist Ahed Tamimi, known for her resistance to Israel's occupation, has been arrested by Israeli forces in the West Bank. She is suspected of inciting violence and terrorist activities through a now-deleted Instagram post that threatened Jewish settlers. Tamimi's mother denies that she wrote the post. This comes as part of a larger crackdown, with at least 70 Palestinians arrested in Israeli raids across the West Bank and East Jerusalem. The West Bank has seen a surge in violence, with 141 Palestinians killed by Israeli forces and two Israelis killed by Palestinians in recent months.
A New York judge, Arthur Engoron, threatened to imprison Donald Trump for "blatantly" violating a gag order by failing to remove a social media post mocking the judge's clerk. Trump's lawyers apologized for the violation, stating that it was an oversight, and the post has since been taken down. Engoron has previously sanctioned Trump's lawyers and fined Trump for not responding to subpoenas. The civil trial, in its third week, focuses on whether Trump knowingly listed false valuations of properties to boost his net worth. If found guilty, Trump will not be sent to prison, but the judge has ordered the cancellation of Trump's business licenses, pending an appeal.
A man from Farmington Hills, Michigan, has been charged with making a terrorism threat and malicious use of a telecommunications device after posting on social media about violence against Palestinian residents of Dearborn. The post was reported to the Dearborn Police Department, who took the threat seriously and increased patrols across the city. The suspect's bond was set at $500,000, and if released, he will be required to wear a GPS tether and have restrictions on weapons and internet use. The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) called for the suspect to be charged with ethnic intimidation, emphasizing the need to prosecute those who threaten and intimidate communities based on hate.
Secretary of State Antony Blinken faced backlash after posting on social media calling for a cease-fire between Israel and Hamas, with critics accusing the Biden administration of showing its true colors and sympathizing with Hamas. The post was later deleted. The State Department confirmed that nine Americans have been killed in the attacks by Hamas, and Israeli media reported at least 800 Israeli deaths, while the Palestinian Ministry of Health reported over 550 deaths in the Gaza Strip.
Judge Arthur Engoron issued a gag order and rebuked Donald Trump after the former president attacked his clerk in a social media post, forbidding all parties from making any future comments about his staff. Trump had posted on Truth Social, attacking Engoron's clerk and claiming she was a "girlfriend" to Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer. The judge deemed personal attacks on court staff unacceptable and warned of serious sanctions for non-compliance. The trial involves a $250 million lawsuit brought by the New York Attorney General accusing Trump and co-defendants of fraud. Trump has voluntarily attended the trial and expressed his intention to testify.
NASCAR has reinstated driver Noah Gragson after he completed a sensitivity training program following his suspension for liking a racially insensitive social media post about George Floyd's death. Gragson expressed gratitude to NASCAR and stated that he has dedicated himself to personal growth and reflection during his suspension. The 25-year-old driver was released from his Cup team shortly after his suspension, and his future NASCAR plans are yet to be determined. Gragson will compete in a non-NASCAR race this weekend and is eager to make the most of his second chance.
Selena Gomez deleted an Instagram post after being accused of violating actors' strike rules by promoting her work on the Disney+ series "Only Murders in the Building." The post, which included a behind-the-scenes clip, sparked a debate among fans. Thousands of actors have been on strike since June, demanding better wages and addressing issues related to streaming services. SAG-AFTRA's strike rules prohibit members from promoting their work during the strike.
Selena Gomez deleted an Instagram post after being accused of violating actors' strike rules by promoting her work on the Disney+ series "Only Murders in the Building." The post, which included a behind-the-scenes clip, sparked a debate among fans. Thousands of actors have been on strike since June, demanding better wages and addressing issues related to streaming services. SAG-AFTRA's strike rules prohibit members from promoting their work on social media or in interviews. Some projects have been granted exemptions, but the strike has effectively shut down Hollywood.