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Anouk Aimée, a famous leading lady for some of Europe’s most renowned directors, died at 92. Throughout her eight-decade career, Aimée participated in scores of films, including Claude Lelouch’s A Man and a Woman, for which she received an Academy Award nomination. Sébastien Perrolat of the TimeArt agency told AFP that she died on Tuesday … Read more
The results of Riley Strain’s autopsy were revealed Tuesday by Tennessee’s Chief Medical Examiner. The toxicology report indicates that Strain’s blood alcohol level was more than twice the legal limit. What is Riley Strain’s Cause of Death? Strain’s blood alcohol level was.228, and he had Delta 9 in his system. The autopsy report classified Strain’s … Read more
Saturday marks three years since Summer Moon-Utah Wells was reported missing in Tennessee. The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation commemorated the anniversary on Friday by releasing a film detailing the most recent developments in the search. Josh Melton, Assistant Director of the Criminal Investigation Division, discussed his emotions about the case. “When I see the picture … Read more
Riley Strain’s autopsy report was revealed on June 18, months after the body of the missing University of Missouri student was discovered. The 22-year-old went missing in Nashville, Tennessee, on March 8th. Strain’s corpse was found in the Cumberland River in West Nashville, roughly eight miles from downtown, after a long search, according to a … Read more
The White House has responded to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s assertions that the US is “withholding” arms and ammunition from Israel, hours after he lashed out at the Biden administration. White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre confirmed a continued halt on one specific shipment of bombs, mirroring comments made by Secretary of State Antony … Read more
In a significant act of mass clemency, the governor of Maryland pardoned over 175,000 people who had been convicted of marijuana offenses on Monday. This shows how quickly public opinion is shifting toward a substance that more and more Americans want to see legalized. Maryland Governor Pardons 175,000 Marijuana Convictions: In 2022, the state authorized … Read more
Olympians worked with climate scientists and heat physiologists to evaluate the risk athletes potentially face from rising temperatures. ‘Don’t Come’ to Paris for the Olympics: Athletes are voicing their concerns about a summer heat wave ahead of the Paris Olympics, claiming that the consequences of climate change might make their sports risky and undermine competitiveness. … Read more
The military of South Korea claims that for the second time this month, its soldiers have fired warning shots to drive back North Korean soldiers who momentarily stepped across their fiercely guarded land border. For the second time this month, South Korean forces fired warning shots to drive back North Korean soldiers who momentarily violated … Read more
Since it began on Saturday, a fire in Los Angeles County that resulted in the evacuation of hundreds of people from a state park has burnt over 15,000 acres, according to authorities. The Post Fire has Burned 15,000 Acres: Authorities said that since it began on Saturday, a fire in Los Angeles County that resulted … Read more
Following an incident that jeopardized US agricultural inspectors’ safety, the US stopped certain new avocado exports from Mexico. U.S. Suspends Mexico Avocado Shipments: In a state plagued by gang violence, mango inspections have also been delayed “until further notice,” although the USDA claims that food that has already been sent is unaffected. A US Department … Read more