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ESPN analyst Sarah Spain has ignited controversy after describing U.S. Vice President JD Vance as a ‘demon’ and ‘the Devil’ during her podcast discussion of his presence at the Winter Olympics in Milan-Cortina.Podcast Remarks Spark OutrageSpain shared her reaction on her podcast ‘Good Game with Sarah Spain’ while covering the women’s hockey game between the United States and Czechia on February 5. She recounted feeling physically ill upon spotting Vance entering the arena with a child, security detail, and Senator Marco Rubio.’When I see JD Vance’s eyeliner face, I literally feel ill. I feel like I just looked at a…

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A New York woman discovered enduring love after an unlikely meeting with a man she initially found irritating during a European tour, leading him to relocate across the globe for their future together. The Serendipitous Meeting in Latvia In 2008, Lanie van der Horst, then a 27-year-old teacher from New York City, joined a 13-week Contiki adventure starting in Riga, Latvia, and extending through Russia and Scandinavia. A delayed flight caused her to arrive late for dinner, seating her at a table with Mark, a 26-year-old traveler from the opposite side of the world—roughly 10,000 miles away. “I thought he…

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Maryam d’Abo Opposes Non-White James Bond CastingProducers search for Daniel Craig’s successor amid rumors of a black or mixed-race actor taking the role of 007. Maryam d’Abo, the 65-year-old actress who portrayed cellist Kara Milovy alongside Timothy Dalton in the 1987 film The Living Daylights, strongly objects to the idea.When asked about casting a black actor as the British spy, d’Abo responds: ‘Then don’t call it Bond. Call it something else. You can have a wonderful black hero, but then don’t call him James Bond.’Among top contenders is Aaron Pierre, a 31-year-old Londoner with Curacaoan, Jamaican, and Sierra Leonean ancestry.…

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Two Yellowknife residents face multiple weapons charges after police seized an imitation firearm during an investigation.Incident DetailsOfficials received a report Thursday indicating three individuals were observed outside an apartment complex, with one carrying a pistol and bear spray. Authorities identified the suspects, arrested them, and recovered an imitation pistol from the scene.Investigators link the incident to the city’s illicit drug trade.Charges FiledA 39-year-old local man, already prohibited from possessing firearms, faces charges of weapons possession, possession of a weapon for a dangerous purpose, and carrying a concealed weapon. He remains in custody awaiting a bail hearing.A 40-year-old Yellowknife man faces…

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Influencer Lorna Luxe posts a never-before-seen video of her late husband John enjoying their favorite restaurant, Cecconi’s Mayfair, days after his death from cancer.The 43-year-old shared the clip on her Instagram Stories Friday, capturing 64-year-old John savoring cacio e pepe spaghetti at the upscale venue.She captioned the heartfelt post: “Cecconi’s Mayfair is our place… I never shared this vid I’m not sure why, but John and cacio and pepe.”John’s Battle with Stage Four CancerJohn, 21 years Lorna’s senior, faced stage four adrenal cancer following his April 2023 diagnosis. The couple, married 16 years, regularly updated her 1.6 million followers on…

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Burnt-on grease on oven trays poses a stubborn cleaning challenge for many households. Regular methods like washing-up liquid and sponges often fail against heavy buildup, especially if trays sit uncleaned after use.Effortless Cleaning with Elbow Grease Washing Up SprayTesting this popular degreaser delivers impressive results on roasting trays. The fast-acting formula penetrates grime instantly, allowing residues to rinse away easily and slashing cleaning time.To apply, generously spray the tray’s base to cover all stained areas. Let it sit for 15 minutes as the solution breaks down the burnt grease. Dampen a sponge’s soft side and wipe gently—no scrubbing required. Grease…

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Oscar Piastri expresses serious safety concerns ahead of the Formula 1 season-opening Australian Grand Prix at Albert Park on March 8. The McLaren driver fears chaos at the start due to the new low-downforce cars, which remain untested in race conditions. Post-Testing Concerns Following a productive day of pre-season testing in Bahrain, where Piastri completed 161 laps and finished fourth quickest behind a Mercedes 1-2 led by Kimi Antonelli, the 24-year-old Australian highlighted multiple issues. He stressed the need to address start procedures and overtaking challenges before the Melbourne race, given the major revisions to F1 cars, rules, and regulations…

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Life Imprisonment for First-Degree MurderA British Columbia Supreme Court justice sentences Zain Xavier Wood, 25, to life in prison with no parole eligibility for 25 years. Wood faces conviction for first-degree murder after stabbing 22-year-old Isabelle Thomas to death in her Prince George home in 2023, right in front of her two young daughters.The attack occurs at the Alpine Village townhouse complex. Wood enters the residence, stays for about 35 seconds, and inflicts 16 stab wounds on Thomas on the second floor. Her six-year-old daughter witnesses the brutal killing and her mother’s death.Justice Highlights Aggravating FactorsJustice Michael Tammen describes the…

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Mother Sentenced for Fatal Shaking of Two-Year-Old DaughterA mother who violently shook her two-year-old daughter, inflicting fatal brain injuries, received a nine-year prison sentence. The toddler, Omra Wali Jan, passed away in hospital on February 9, 2024, following the extreme trauma inflicted the previous November.Omra endured weeks of abuse in late 2023, including beatings, burns from a lighter, and bites, before the deadly incident.Parents Admit Guilt in Child Cruelty CaseMorsal Mohammed Naim, 32, and her husband Firooz Wali Jan, 32, pleaded guilty to child cruelty at Manchester Crown Court. Naim faced a murder charge but admitted manslaughter during her trial.Prosecutor…

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Canada Border Services Agency officers intercepted 1,010 kilograms of illicit drugs from three commercial trucks attempting to cross the Canada-U.S. border at Coutts, Alberta. The seizures included cocaine, methamphetamine, suspected heroin, and dode derived from opium poppies. Details of the Seizures First Seizure: November 26, 2025 A truck declared to carry electrolyte beverages for Calgary underwent a thorough inspection with assistance from a CBSA detector dog. Officers discovered 461 kilograms of suspected heroin and one gram of opium hidden inside. Second Seizure: December 2, 2025 Another truck arrived pulling an empty trailer. A search revealed 300 kilograms of cocaine and…

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