It’s been over two months since Brittany Cartwright moved out of the L.A. home she shared with her husband of four years, Jax Taylor. Since then, the Vanderpump Rules alum has been taking stock of their nearly decade-long relationship. “I’ve forgiven Jax for things that I shouldn’t have over the years. I stood by him no matter what. But after nine years, that can wear on you,” Cartwright, 35, shares. The Kentucky native and Taylor, 44, are currently starring
A man fought back tears as he began his search for the sister his late mother gave up for adoption on Long Lost Family.
Simon Miller, 49, from Putney, South-West London, lost his mother Beverley to cancer in 2008.
Before she passed away, the single mother-of-two asked that Simon and his older brother David – who didn’t want to be filmed – track down their sister Bronwen.
Before giving birth to Simon in 1974, Beverley had fallen pregnant with her
Greece will start capping the number of visitors to the Acropolis, government officials said, an effort to curb overcrowding at its most popular archaeological site amid wider worries about the impact of tourists thronging European attractions.
The cap of 20,000 visitors a day will be tested beginning Sept. 4, and similar measures will be rolled out to other ancient sites across the country, according to Greece’s culture minister, Lina Mendoni. She said the restrictions were spurred by worries over potential
A man has been instructed to demolish a property he constructed in his back garden without planning permission after failing to convince the council that it qualified as a caravan.
Dr Hayder Ghazi Alwattar submitted a planning application for what he referred to as a ‘caravan’ built in his home’s back garden, but the council deemed it unlawful and ordered its removal.
Undeterred, Mr Alwattar has turned to the government’s planning inspectors, who possess the authority to overturn the council’s
DeSantis unveiled an economic plan Monday that calls for simplifying the tax code, reining in spending, taking on China, and reversing regulations.
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A 19-year-old man has been stabbed to death following a street brawl in Lancashire.
Police were called to Ormskirk town centre, near Liverpool, at just after midnight today (July 29) to reports of a disturbance.
Emergency services attended Railway Road and found a teenager with stab injuries a short distance away. He was rushed to hospital, but sadly died.
A second 19-year-old man was also treated for stab injuries. He has been taken to hospital, but his injuries are not
*Es sind EUR Soziale Hitze Comin’ atcha für Freitag. Offenbar läuft es nicht gut für die Schauspielerin Theresa Randle, die neben vielen anderen Rollen vor allem als Ehefrau von Martin Lawrences Figur in der Filmreihe „Bad Boys“ bekannt ist. Kürzlich wurde sie in einem viralen Video gesehen, das zeigt, dass sie in einem instabilen Zustand zu sein scheint. Scheinbar ist an dieser Einschätzung etwas dran. Denn es wurde bekannt gegeben, dass ihre Rolle im
The governor of Kentucky fought back tears on Monday as he revealed that two of his friends were caught up in the shooting at a Louisville bank – with one of them among the four who died.
Andy Beshear, a Democrat who was the state’s attorney general before becoming governor in 2019, said one of his friends, Tommy Elliott, was killed and another was wounded.
Beshear said his campaign for state attorney general was run out of the building.
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The dilemma for the Republican Party is that Donald Trump’s mounting legal troubles may be simultaneously strengthening him as a candidate for the GOP presidential nomination and weakening him as a potential general-election nominee.
In the days leading up to the indictment of the former president, which Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg announced two days ago, a succession of polls showed that Trump has significantly increased his lead over Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, his closest competitor in the race for
There are times when K. Denise Rucker Krepp wonders if she is the only elected Democrat in Washington, D.C., who cares that violent criminals are making the city unsafe.
Krepp, an advisory neighborhood commissioner representing some 2,500 Capitol Hill residents, has been fighting for tougher prosecution of criminals for nearly a decade. She is unpaid, has no staff, and is armed with little more than a Twitter account. But as the city’s Democratic leaders push for a controversial revision of
