All articles tagged with #walkout
Megan Bayne was visibly upset during an AEW match with Nixon Newell and Miranda Alize due to communication issues and match structure concerns, which contributed to a backstage fallout and Newell and Alize walking out after a short match, raising questions about backstage tensions and future opportunities.
Nixon Newell (Tegan Nox) and Miranda Alize walked out on AEW during a scheduled match, reportedly due to disagreements over match timing, marking a controversial early departure from the company.
Nixon Newell and Miranda Alize walked out of AEW Collision due to dissatisfaction with the match timing, not the result, after being given only three minutes for their match. They were replaced by Hyan and Maya World, and the incident has raised questions about their future opportunities with AEW. The situation highlights tensions over match time and respect in professional wrestling.
Nixon Newell and Miranda Alize walked out of an AEW Collision match after refusing to lose, citing frustration over their booking and previous losses, leading to their replacement by other wrestlers and sparking backstage controversy.
During the Miss Universe 2025 pageant in Thailand, Miss Mexico Fátima Bosch and several contestants walked out after a pageant executive publicly disrespected her during a livestream, calling her 'dumb' and criticizing her for not promoting the host country. The incident sparked widespread controversy, with the organization apologizing and promising a safer environment moving forward. Bosch and her fellow contestants resumed participation, and the event continues with increased support for the contestants.
During Netanyahu's UN speech, 77 countries either abstained or walked out, including key neighbors and many from Africa, Asia, and Latin America, highlighting Israel's diplomatic challenges amid the Gaza conflict. Some countries, like Bahrain and the UAE, stayed to listen despite tensions, while others protested openly. The walkout received extensive media coverage, emphasizing Israel's international isolation.
During his UN speech, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu faced a mass walkout by many diplomats, especially from Arab, Muslim, African, and some European countries, as he emphasized Israel's intent to continue its military operations in Gaza and called for Hamas leaders to surrender. The event highlights Israel's international isolation amid ongoing conflicts, with few allies supporting its stance.
Students across Minnesota staged a walkout to demand gun control measures following the deadly Annunciation School and Church shooting, which killed two children and injured 21, prompting protests, faith leaders' calls for an assault weapons ban, and discussions on school safety and legislative action.
Texas Democrats' walkout over GOP's new congressional map led to Republican retaliation, including fast-tracking conservative legislation and proposing penalties for absentee lawmakers, while Democrats defend their protest as a fight for fair representation and against gerrymandering.
Texas Democrats returned to the state House after a two-week walkout over a GOP redistricting plan, enabling the passage of a map that favors Republicans and sparking a broader national debate on redistricting and representation. The walkout was a protest against the map, which aims to add GOP seats, and the Democrats plan to challenge it in court while rallying support for their cause across the country.
Texas Democrats are expected to return from a two-week walkout to allow the passage of a new Republican-backed congressional redistricting map, which aims to favor Republicans in the 2026 elections. The walkout was a protest against the map, which Democrats argue disempowers minority voters and violates the Voting Rights Act. The standoff drew national attention and prompted efforts in California and other states to counteract Texas' redistricting efforts. Despite pressure from Republican leaders, the Democrats' return paves the way for the map's quick passage, though legal challenges are anticipated.
Texas Democrats are signaling they will return to Texas to oppose the redrawn congressional map, contingent on the legislature ending its special session and California proposing measures to counter GOP gains, as part of a broader national redistricting battle.
Texas Democratic lawmakers have been out of state for a week protesting a new congressional map, with their future actions uncertain as they face legal and political challenges, including potential fines and threats from Governor Greg Abbott, while their protest has sparked national attention and inspired other states to consider redistricting strategies.
Texas Democrats are protesting a Republican-led redistricting map by leaving the state to deny quorum, aiming to draw national attention to the issue and inspire similar actions in other states, as they oppose what they see as an attempt to manipulate electoral boundaries and undermine democracy.
Gene Wu, a Texas Democratic leader and immigrant from China, led a walkout of Democrats from the Texas legislature to oppose partisan redistricting efforts, facing legal threats and online vilification, but remains committed to fighting for fair representation and his community.