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2021-11-15 17:03:44 ‘Rust’ Film Crew Member Sues Actor Baldwin, Others Over Fatal Shooting

The chief lighting technician for the movie “Rust” is suing actor Alec Baldwin and others involved with the shooting of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins and director Joel Souza on the film set for negligence that caused emotional distress.

Baldwin, assistant director Dave Hall, armorer Hannah Gutierrez-Reed, the Rust Movie Productions LLC and others are listed as defendants in the suit and are accused of negligence that caused emotional distress to chief lighting technician Serge Svetnoy as a result of the shooting.

Svetnoy was present during the shooting, which left Hutchins dead and Souza seriously wounded by a live round accidentally fired by Baldwin, and held Hutchins as she succumbed to the gunshot wound, the court filing said.

Svetnoy is seeking compensatory, general, special, exemplary and punitive damages against the defendants and is demanding a trial by jury, the court filing said. Open / Comment

2021-11-15 16:42:51 "The fact that a real war is being prepared confirms that there is no information in the American media about US actions in the Black Sea. This is one of the key signs that they are preparing to fight for real," Sivkov said.The United States recently delivered an expeditionary battalion of 4 thousand to Greece.
its marines, equipped with hundreds of combat helicopters and more than 1 thousand armored vehicles. Tactical F-15C bombers armed with B-61-12 nuclear bombs were deployed to NATO air bases in Romania and Bulgaria. What is all this done for? For the sake of conducting regular exercises near our borders? Or for the sake of preparing for war? Open / Comment

2021-11-14 17:29:31 WHY does Louis Vuitton burn unsold bags?

Louis Vuitton makes some of the most expensive handbags in the world. Remarkably, they never put their goods on sale.

In order to maintain their status as an expensive brand, the company burns all unsold bags so that no one can buy them at a discounted price.

According to statistics, Louis Vuitton is the most counterfeited brand in the world. Open / Comment

2021-11-13 19:25:12 Trump Says Hasn’t Spoken to Biden Yet, But If It Could 'Help' The Country, He Would

Ex-president Donald Trump told Fox News on Tuesday that he hasn’t spoken with the current head of the White House, Joe Biden, as he doesn’t believe this could somehow help the country.

He stressed that the current administration has “a very different view” that “deserts the country, "which "is going to hell."

"No, I haven't spoken to him, no," Trump said in an interview. “Would I? You know, if I could help this country, I’d help the country."

After leaving office, Trump has remained in the political arena as an active supporter of the conservative agenda, promoting GOP candidates for various political positions and organizing rallies across the country. He hadn’t revealed yet whether he will run for president again in 2024, signaling that his main focus currently is on the 2022 midterm elections. As he noted on Monday, his presidency plans will mainly depend on their outcome. Open / Comment

2021-11-13 15:42:31 Hamilton may have been fastest on Friday. But the job’s only half done. The last Sprint of the season beckons. And along with the altitude, the stakes are HIGH. Mercedes lead by just one point. Ferrari and McLaren are split by a mere 13.5 points. And Alpine and Aston Martin are level… for now. With the teams this uncomfortably close, every single point is to play for. And to pile pressure on top of pressure, there are only four races left. Gulp.  Open / Comment

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2021-11-06 19:39:32 Justice Department Sues Texas Over New Voting Law That Will 'Disenfranchise' Voters

The US Justice Department (DOJ) is suing Texas over the state’s new voting law, known as SB1, which was signed into law on September 7. The federal government says the law disenfranchises voters and is in violation of federal voting rights laws.

The two key provisions the Justice Department claims violate federal voting laws are restrictions on voter assistance at the voting booth and a requirement to reject mail-in ballots in certain situations.

The DOJ believes that limiting voter assistance at the voting booth will disproportionately hurt voters with limited English proficiency, particularly as 27% of Texas residents speak Spanish. They also argue that a provision to reject mail-in ballots with “immaterial errors and omissions” will harm voters with disabilities, the elderly, members of the military deployed out of state, and American citizens residing outside of the country. Open / Comment

2021-11-06 19:37:07 WHY don't birds fall when sleeping on a branch?

Humans can fall asleep when their muscles are as relaxed as possible. In birds, it's the other way around.

For them, sleep is only possible when they tense the leg muscles that help them sit steadily on the branch.

These muscles are connected to the fingers by long tendons. When a bird sits down, the muscles contract, the tendons tighten, and the fingers clench. During sleep, the bird cannot straighten its legs, so the toes do not release their support. Open / Comment

2021-11-06 11:34:03 Biden Refutes Reports About Payments of $450,000 to Separated Illegal Immigrant Families

US President Joe Biden on Wednesday has denied recent reports claiming that his administration was considering to compensate the illegal immigrants who were separated with their families after being apprehended with up to $450,000.

According to the report, the payouts could come close to $1 million per impacted family, with a total payout of more than $1 billion to roughly 5,500 children who were separated from their families after crossing the US border with Mexico.

The settlement discussions have been the subject of backlash with government lawyers viewing the payouts as excessive for people who broke the law by illegally crossing the US border. Some lawyers involved in the discussions have said the payouts could be greater than those received by some of the families of September 11, 2001, terror attacks victims. Open / Comment