She was the first to crawl, the first to cut a tooth, the first to recognize her name, and the last to die. And, like her sisters, she resented being exploited as part of a global sensation.
Annette Dionne, left, in 2017, with her sister Cécile, who died in July. “It’s tiring, always being watched,” Annette said, recalling her childhood. “It was exploitation. We were not animals.”
Travis Head walks out to bat with his opening partner Scott Boland. Imagine if you had predicted, on the first morning at Perth, that Australia would use four openers in the first four Tests – and that Usman Khawaja would not be among them.
“Dear Rob,” writes Robert Wilson. “I’ve got skin in the game as I am trying to arrange an all-night viewing sesh for day (night) three in an unexpectedly swish Aussie backpacker hostel near Stalingrad (in Paris). Logistically, it’s quite a lot of ducks to get in a row and punters fagging all the way in from below-zero Versailles or somesuch only to catch four overs while nursing a lukewarm Newky Brown might have views.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s latest proposal for peace with Russia, which he will discuss with President Donald Trump on Sunday, is solid on its face, and Trump has expressed cautious optimism about its chances.
The Huskies (12-0) aren’t just winning games, they’re running opponents out of the gym every night. No. 6 Michigan is the only team that really made UConn sweat, taking the Huskies down to the wire.
A former roadie, Mr. Bamonte joined the band in 1990. He played on five albums and in hundreds of shows and was “a vital part of the Cure story,” the band said.
Delivering an "alternative Christmas message" to Brits on BBC's Channel 4, Kimmel doubled-down on his Trump hate and fearmongered about "fascism" to his foreign viewers, snarking that "tyranny is booming over here.”
Since Charlie Kirk was assassinated on September 10, podcaster Candace Owens has ghoulishly ridden the bumper of his hearse all the way to internet dominance.
Master Lock Comanche takes narrow lead over reigning champion
Wild Thing 100 forced to retire from 80th running of race
The Sydney to Hobart fleet has lost its first 100ft supermaxi with Wild Thing 100 retiring from the 80th running of the race on the first night of sailing.
All crew were safe as Wild Thing began the journey back to Sydney around 4am on 27 December, having succumbed to rigging damage east-north-east of Tuross Head on the NSW South Coast.
"This portrait of Rep. Cherfilus-McCormick has been altered to remove a ring off of her left hand that she bought using $109K of stolen FEMA funds," the community note said.
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