On the third day of Hunter Biden's gun trial, testimonies from his ex-wife Kathleen Buhle and ex-girlfriend Zoe Kestan highlighted his drug addiction and activities in 2018. Kestan's detailed account of Biden's drug use shortly before his gun purchase was particularly compelling for the jury. The gun salesman, Gordon Cleveland, confirmed that Biden falsely denied drug use on a federal form. The trial continues with anticipated testimonies from Hallie Biden and federal agents.
In Hunter Biden's federal gun trial, his ex-wife Kathleen Buhle and former girlfriend Zoe Kestan testified about his extensive drug use and attempts to get sober. Buhle recounted finding a crack pipe in 2015, leading to their eventual divorce, while Kestan described Biden's frequent crack smoking during their relationship. The trial centers on allegations that Biden lied on a federal form to purchase a firearm, with his defense arguing he was in denial about his addiction at the time.
CNN interviews 10 Palestinian men who were detained and stripped by Israeli forces, shedding light on the escalating tactics of Israel's occupation in the West Bank. The testimonies and footage reveal human rights abuses, while an IDF spokesman addresses the accidental killing of Israeli hostages and Netanyahu's spokesperson claims Israel is setting the "gold standard of urban warfare" in Gaza.
Video testimonies of Israelis who were released from Hamas captivity were screened at a rally in Tel Aviv, where they described the horrific conditions they endured, comparing it to the Holocaust. The testimonies were part of a call for the release of the remaining 137 hostages held by Hamas in the Gaza Strip.
In a propaganda video released by Hamas, hostage Mia Schem was forced to praise the conditions of her captivity, contrasting with accounts from other freed captives who reported harsh conditions, including lack of food, basic sanitation, medicine, and being kept underground without exposure to sunlight. The video is part of Hamas' efforts to portray themselves as a well-organized, humanitarian army, despite testimonies suggesting otherwise.
Weight-loss drugs like Ozempic, Wegovy, and Zepbound have gained popularity, but they come with potential risks. Former patients have reported complications such as stomach paralysis, gastrointestinal illness, and suicidal thoughts. Testimonies include severe gastroparesis, acute gastrointestinal illness leading to death, sulfur burping, severe vomiting causing teeth loss, and exacerbation of depression leading to suicide. Doctors emphasize that serious complications are rare, but gastrointestinal issues are relatively common. Patients with pre-existing stomach issues and thyroid conditions may be at higher risk. It is important to have a conversation with a medical professional before starting weight-loss medications and to report any persistent symptoms.
Testimonies from Israeli hostages recently released by Hamas shed light on the conditions they endured during their captivity in Gaza. Hostages described living off limited supplies, including rice and bread, while bombs rained overhead. Some hostages were aware that their loved ones had been killed during Hamas' attack. Medical neglect and serious injuries were reported among the hostages, with some admitted to the intensive care unit. The release of hostages is complicated by the fact that some are held by groups other than Hamas, creating challenges in extending the truce.
An investigative report on CNN reveals chilling testimonies of Hamas atrocities, including rape and murder. Israeli eye witnesses and officials provide accounts of teenage girls being raped and executed by Hamas terrorists who infiltrated their homes on October 7. Israel's police investigative unit has collected 700 testimonies and thousands of video files documenting the massacre. The evidence suggests that the terrorists trained for years before carrying out their heinous acts. The report aims to raise awareness of these crimes ahead of the UN's International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women on November 25.
Over 1.5 million young pilgrims gathered in Lisbon for the World Youth Day vigil celebration, braving the heat with makeshift tents and umbrellas. Excitement filled the air as the Pope arrived, and testimonies were shared by individuals from Portugal and Mozambique, highlighting their journeys of faith and resilience. The crowd connected through a symbolic gesture, and Pope Francis delivered a message of unity and perseverance, urging the pilgrims to support one another. The night concluded with adoration of Christ in the Eucharist, leaving the pilgrims comforted and in high spirits.
The murder trial of Lori Vallow Daybell, accused of killing her two children and her husband's previous wife, has revealed evidence of her religious beliefs about zombies and the end of the world. Prosecutors allege that Vallow Daybell designated people as "dark" or zombies, and that their deaths removed obstacles to the future life she wanted with her fifth husband, Chad Daybell. Testimonies from friends and investigators, phone recordings, and heart-wrenching photos have been presented in court. If convicted, Vallow Daybell could face life in prison.
The trial to determine whether Gwyneth Paltrow was at fault in a 2016 skiing accident continued on Wednesday, with two physicians testifying about the injuries sustained by the plaintiff, Terry Sanderson. Paltrow's attorney protested the presence of a camera aimed at his client in the courtroom, and Paltrow expressed displeasure about reporters photographing her outside. The trial is expected to last all week, with Paltrow's family members expected to take the stand.
