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PK Kemsley’s staggering five-figure monthly income revealed in Dorit divorce war
PK Kemsley’s staggering five-figure monthly salary has been revealed to be $91,999 amid his contentious divorce with Dorit Kemsley. The English businessman claimed that he earned around $887,180 from April 2025 to March 2026, according to court docs obtained by TMZ. PK, 58, listed his monthly expenses in the docs, including $16,500 on rent, $800…
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Footage shows Central Valley dairy workers kicking young calves, pulling them with pliers
In late February, animal rights activists flew a drone over a calf ranch in the Central Valley and watched as workers kicked and punched the animals. Footage reviewed by The Times shows a worker pulling a calf by the nose with pliers. It shows two workers removing the budding horns of a calf with a…
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Epstein left ‘visibly shaken’ after undergoing ‘pressure’ campaign involving Trump: report
Nicholas Tartaglione, once the cellmate of Jeffrey Epstein at the Metropolitan Correctional Center (MCC) in New York, revealed new details recently about a “pressure” campaign Epstein had been subjected to in the final days before his 2019 death, a campaign that Tartaglione claimed left the disgraced financier “visibly shaken,” and involved President Donald Trump. The…
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Former YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki Died From Lung Cancer in 2024. Her Family Is Trying to Find Out Why
It started with pain in her hip. Susan Wojcicki, 54 at the time and the CEO of YouTube, was a frequent runner and swam regularly in the company pool. Maybe it’s just sore muscles, she thought, hoping the pain would resolve itself. She was in Europe attending a conference in the summer of 2022 and…
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California’s Democratic incumbents face primary challenges from political newcomers
WASHINGTON — In Napa and surrounding counties, Rep. Mike Thompson’s once-easy reelection contest is turning into something of a race. In the Sacramento area, Rep. Doris Matsui is facing one of her most serious challengers in two decades. In Los Angeles, a former White House climate official wants to unseat Rep. Brad Sherman. In these districts and…
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‘Learn the hard way’: Menacing messages flood anti-ICE activists after ominous warning
Miles Taylor, a former U.S. Department of Homeland Security turned fierce anti-Trump critic, announced the rollout of a new app designed to alert people about plans to open immigration detention facilities in an appearance on “The Rachel Maddow Show” in late April. Roughly 72 hours later, a former programmer linked to Elon Musk’s DOGE with…
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Tom Steyer courts Latinos in Santa Ana. A young voter wonders if it’s just a show
When a friend asked if Tom Steyer could stop by my wife Delilah’s downtown Santa Ana restaurant, I had to explain to her who he was. It’s not political apathy in my honey’s case. She’s just exhausted from running her small business, Alta Baja Market, in these inflationary times. She’s one of the 16% of…
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‘Cracks are starting to show’: CNN host pounces on new Trump polling on crucial issue
CNN’s Kate Bolduan was startled by the latest polling on President Donald Trump and the economy. A new survey conducted for CNN by SSRS finds that 77 percent of Americans, including a majority of Republicans, say the 79-year-old president’s policies are to blame for the increased cost of living, and his economic approval rating has…
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Michael Jackson accuser claims pop star drank his urine in vile grooming ritual
One of the four siblings from Michael Jackson’s alleged “secret family” who have accused the pop star of sexually assaulting them as kids claimed Jackson would drink his urine to prove how much he loved him. Dominic Cascio, who along with his two brothers and sister has filed a lawsuit alleging Jackson was a serial…
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As U.S. Enrolls Fewer International Students, Universities in Asia Are Going the Other Direction
A view of Harvard University’s campus in Cambridge, Mass., on May 24, 2025. —Ziyu Julian Zhu—Xinhua/Getty Images American universities are beginning to see international student enrollment drop, coinciding with President Donald Trump’s increasingly restrictive immigration policies, and institutions in Asia and Europe may stand to benefit. Foreign student enrollment at U.S. universities for the 2026…