50 Cent is ‘seeking sole custody’ of his and ex Daphne Joy’s son after she was named as the ‘sex worker’ named in a $30m lawsuit against Diddy, which alleges the latter paid a monthly fee for sexual services to her.
Joy, 37, dated 50 Cent, 48, between 2011 and 2012 and shares son Sire, 11, with him.
A source told USWeekly on Thursday: ‘Given the latest developments and news of Daphne Joy’s involvement in the Diddy lawsuit, 50 is
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A heartbroken family has been told they ‘should be grateful’ to property developers in Malaysia who covered up the discovery of an Adelaide woman’s buried remains.
Greg Jenkins, 44, has spent the last six years on a quest for justice after his mother Anna Jenkins, 65, went missing while on a trip to the island of Penang in 2017.
Mr Jenkins said the comment – made this month by a Malaysian High Court judge as she threw out a
Modern banking is a far cry from the analog processes of yesteryear. Today’s smartphone-wielding customers demand hyper-personalized transactions woven seamlessly into everyday life,
one-to-one personal service with their data at agents’ fingertips, and instantaneous financial insights—and some are even pressing for features like blockchain integration and support
for digital currencies. But the ability to serve these customers is not assured: Gartner predicts that by 2025 more than 85% of organizations will move forward
Pressure tactics deployed by Turkish cosmetic surgery clinics were today exposed by a shock investigation.
An undercover reporter, posing as a 24-year-old wanting a Brazilian bum lift (BBL), contacted nine providers across Istanbul.
Within hours, she was offered time-sensitive deals with up to 30 per cent knocked off the total fee and incentives to book multiple surgeries.
Experts today slammed the ‘unsafe and incredibly unscrupulous’ sales tactics that were found in The News Movement’s probe.
Doctors warned Brits contemplating going
UAW President Shawn Fain, speaking to Automotive News earlier Thursday, did not specify how much the union was seeking aside from the “double-digit” figure he quoted earlier in the week, but did specify the double-digit gain would come over the course of the contract, not each year of it.
“The companies talk about being competitive all the time,” he said in an interview. “It’s odd to me that anytime it reflects on the members, they want to talk about competition.
Sarasota, Florida, law enforcement officials have identified skeletal remains discovered in 2007 as those of a woman who was never reported missing.
The Sarasota County Sheriff’s Office identified the woman as Jeana Lynn Burrus, who was determined to be 39 years old when she died, the office said in a release Wednesday. The sheriff’s office added that it is now seeking information from anyone familiar with Burrus, in particular her husband, James Burrus.
Her remains were discovered Feb. 6, 2007,
A man who had allegedly been swimming for nearly 10 hours to escape China was forced to surrender before reaching Taiwan due to a bee sting.
The Chinese national is said to be in his forties and reportedly made the treacherous journey Fujian Province to Taiwan’s Matsu Islands on Monday.
He was helped by tourists near the Beigan Township on Beigan Island after suffering a bee sting.
The tourists informed the local authorities, who confirmed the man’s identity as an
Bec Judd is so deathly afraid of spiders that she’s seeking professional help.
The WAG posted a plea for advice to her Instagram Stories on Friday, asking her fans if they could recommend a treatment for her fear.
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Héctor Abad Faciolince grew up in what had been one of the most violent cities on earth. Since Colombia won its independence more than 200 years ago, it has weathered political unrest, military crackdowns and violent drug cartels.
His own father, who had accused the military of sponsoring death squads, was assassinated in 1987 by paramilitary forces that had turned his hometown, Medellín, into a war zone.
But his brush with death came half a world away.
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A Biden administration rule limiting immigrants other than Mexican nationals from seeking asylum in the United States was blocked Tuesday by a federal judge.
U.S. District Judge Jon S. Tigar ruled against the Biden administration order, which mirrors the Trump-era “transit ban” policy requiring migrants entering through the southern border to apply online first for protection in other countries they traveled through.
Tigar, a federal judge in California appointed by former President Obama, wrote in his 35-page decision that the
