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Grandstanding Newsom’s world stage flop in Davos

22 janvier 2026 à 03:00
Gov. Gavin Newsom jetted off this week to heckle President Trump at the World Economic Forum 2026 in Davos, Switzerland, ultimately failing spectacularly. It’s yet another glimpse into the unserious, trolling, king-of-pulling-stunts pattern of his: grandstanding, slick preaching, hurling insults at Trump, and positioning himself as a global moral authority —- all while the state...

Michael Porter Jr.’s knee issue isn’t only reason for his Nets production dip as trade deadline looms

22 janvier 2026 à 02:50
Michael Porter Jr. is finding trade rumors easier to deal with than a tweaked knee. The Nets forward can ignore the former with faith and a social media blackout. The latter has been a little more troublesome. With the trade deadline approaching two weeks from Thursday, Porter has been viewed as the best player likely...

Mitt Romney’s sister-in-law left suicide note before plunging from parking garage: report

22 janvier 2026 à 02:22
Mitt Romney’s sister-in-law left a note before plunging to her death from a California parking garage, according to a report. Carrie Elizabeth Romney, 64, died after falling “backwards from a seated position” from the roof of a five-story garage near a Santa Clarita apartment complex, the Daily Mail reported. Mitt Romney’s sister-in-law left behind a...

New Zealand storms: people missing after landslide hits campsite as minister compares east coast to ‘war zone’

22 janvier 2026 à 02:15

Record-breaking rains spark landslide at Mount Maunganui campsite, with helicopter teams retrieving families from rooftops and local states of emergency declared

Emergency services in New Zealand are searching for several people, including a child, believed missing after a landslide hit a campsite during storms that have caused widespread damage across the North Island.

Emergency minister Mark Mitchell told RNZ that parts of the east coast looked like “a war zone”, with helicopters deployed to rescue families sheltering on rooftops from flooding, and local states of emergency declared in five regions across Northland and the East Cape due to days of record-breaking torrential rain.

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© Photograph: Tairāwhiti Fire and Emergency New Zealand

© Photograph: Tairāwhiti Fire and Emergency New Zealand

© Photograph: Tairāwhiti Fire and Emergency New Zealand

Colin Hay ‘strenuously disapproves’ use of Down Under at March for Australia rallies

22 janvier 2026 à 01:59

Former Men at Work frontman, who was born in Scotland and emigrated to Australia, tells anti-immigration protestors, ‘Go write your own song, leave mine alone’

Former Men at Work frontman Colin Hay has disavowed the use of the band’s 80s anthem Down Under by Australian anti-immigration protesters, saying the song “does not belong to those who attempt to sow xenophobia”.

In a post to his Facebook and Instagram accounts, the singer-songwriter singled out anti-immigration group March for Australia, who have organised marches around the country on 26 January under the slogan “Our national identity will not be erased”.

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