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Donald Trump donor Eric Deters has accused Kimberly Guilfoyle of being a “grifter”, alleging that she asked him to secretly pay a $100,000 American Express bill while promising access and influence within Trump’s political circle. Deters, a former Kentucky congressional candidate, said Guilfoyle asked him to wire the money to her AmEx account before her confirmation hearing in July 2025 to become US ambassador to Greece. He made the claims during an appearance on “TMZ Live”, following a report about the alleged payment request. Deters said he did not make the transfer, telling the programme that he did not have…

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Liverpool face a significant injury concern ahead of Sunday’s Premier League meeting with Manchester City, with Cody Gakpo and Alexander Isak both appearing to miss Thursday’s training session. The forwards returned early from international duty after suffering injuries, and their absence from the main squad session has cast doubt over whether either player will be fit to start at Anfield. Liverpool Echo chief correspondent Paul Gorst reported the update from the training ground, writing: “Cody Gakpo and Alexander Isak are major doubts for Liverpool’s visit from Manchester City after appearing to miss training today.” Isak picked up a thigh problem…

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An Iowa city council meeting descended into a dispute after a former councillor opened proceedings with an invocation addressed to the “dark father” and ending with “Hail Satan”. Matthew Dalbey delivered the address at Ottumwa City Council’s meeting on Tuesday, October 6, after Mayor Benjamin Foote called the session to order. Dalbey urged those present to “embrace the Luciferian impulse to eat of the tree of knowledge” before concluding: “It is done. Hail Satan.” ([bringmethenews.com](https://bringmethenews.com/minnesota-news/hail-satan-prayer-ignites-controversy-at-small-town-iowa-city-council-meeting)) The invocation was followed by the Pledge of Allegiance and the roll call. A local pastor, Rick Bick, then approached the podium and called for…

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Outback Truckers stars Steve Grahame, Yogi and Sludge will appear together on stage for the first time next year, with the world premiere of Outback Truckers Live to be held in Western Australia. The live show will open at Perth Convention Centre on April 3 before moving to Mandurah Performing Arts Centre on April 4. The trio are familiar faces from the documentary series, which follows truck drivers transporting freight across Australia. The programme is now filming its 13th season and has developed a substantial following in the UK, Germany and Poland. Although all three men have spent decades on…

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Israel has opened its first national pavilion at the Marrakech Air Show, bringing eight defence companies to the Moroccan exhibition in the latest sign of closer military and diplomatic ties between the two countries. Israel’s Ministry of Defence said the participation was the first by the country at a defence exhibition in Morocco since the signing of the Abraham Accords in 2020. “This marks Israel’s first official participation in the defence exhibition held in Morocco since the signing of the Abraham Accords,” the ministry said in a statement. The show, being held at the Marrakech Royal Moroccan Air Force Base…

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Starbucks has explored a potential acquisition of Chipotle Mexican Grill, in a deal that would unite two of the biggest restaurant chains in the United States, although investors remain divided over whether the transaction would benefit either business. The coffee company has been working with advisers on a possible takeover proposal in recent months, according to a report. It remains unclear whether Starbucks will make a formal approach. Shares in Chipotle rose by about 7 per cent after the report, while Starbucks shares fell roughly 4 per cent. D.A. Davidson analyst Matt Curtis estimated that the chances of a completed…

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Text messages sent two days after an alleged sexual assault appear to show Jane Doe defending a sexual encounter involving Jonathan Newell and Matthew Ingalls, while saying there was “nothing” to feel ashamed about. In an exchange dated October 21, 2024, Newell apologised to Doe and said he hoped she was not facing as much criticism as the men involved. He wrote: “You’re an amazing person and I genuinely hope ur not catching as much heat from this as we r. We’ve been shutting down any stories we’ve heard but again I’m so so sorry.” Doe replied that her memory…

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Ella Toone’s World Cup chances have been strengthened by her response to being left out of England’s play-off matches against Greece, with Sarina Wiegman impressed by the midfielder’s reaction. Toone was omitted from the squad after a difficult start to the season with Manchester United. Wiegman said her performances had fallen below the expected standard and challenged the two-time Euros winner to respond. The 26-year-old accepted the decision and told reporters after her final Women’s Super League match that she would use it as “fuel to come back even better”. She subsequently travelled to Spain to reset mentally and physically.…

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Trade unions and business groups in Chicago are joining forces to oppose Mayor Brandon Johnson’s proposed one-year moratorium on new or expanded data centres, warning that the pause could damage job growth and innovation. Marc Poulos, executive director of Operating Engineers Local 150, said the alliance was preparing to challenge the proposal, which would halt the issuing of permits and approvals while the city develops a wider regulatory framework for the industry. The ordinance, introduced by Mr Johnson and three City Council members on September 23, remains under consideration and has not yet taken effect. It was referred to the…

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US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has described Russia’s war in Ukraine as a “dangerous stalemate”, saying Washington remains committed to securing a permanent, fair and lasting negotiated settlement. Speaking to reporters during a visit to Portugal, Mr Rubio said the United States would continue efforts to bring the conflict to an end, but warned that progress would be needed for the process to continue. “We’d love to see a negotiated settlement to this war that is permanent, enduring and fair. And that’s what we’re committed to continuing to do,” he said. Donald Trump’s administration has sought to revive talks…

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