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Emily Willis remains under round-the-clock care after suffering a cardiac arrest at a California rehabilitation clinic that left her with irreversible brain damage, according to her family and court filings. The former adult film performer, whose real name is Litzy Lara Banuelos, is unable to communicate beyond grunts and moans and relies on feeding and breathing equipment. Willis, who was 27 at the time, had entered Summit Malibu in January 2024 for a 21-day detox programme costing $45,500. Her family said she had been seeking help for ketamine and alcohol addiction and was optimistic about her treatment. But nine days…

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Tottenham’s goalless draw with Everton extended their winless Premier League start and left Roberto De Zerbi’s side without a goal in their opening four matches. Spurs have now gone more than 400 minutes without scoring in the competition, with the 0-0 stalemate at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium greeted by boos at the final whistle. It was another blunt attacking display following last weekend’s goalless draw at Nottingham Forest. Tottenham managed only two shots on target, created one clear chance and recorded an expected goals figure of 0.64. Their best opportunity came inside five minutes, when Jan Paul van Hecke headed…

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California has enacted a package of laws aimed at protecting children from the risks posed by social media and artificial intelligence, with Common Sense Media founder and chief executive Jim Steyer welcoming the measures as a major step forward. Governor Gavin Newsom signed the legislation on Thursday, including new safeguards for AI “companion” chatbots and restrictions on addictive social media features for users under 16. The measures include Adam’s Law, which requires chatbot companies to introduce crisis procedures where a child shows signs of suicidal thoughts, provide parental controls and notify parents if safety settings are disabled. Operators must also…

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Shark drone monitoring is being expanded along Sydney’s beaches after a series of attacks, including two deaths, but authorities warn the technology cannot guarantee that swimmers and surfers will be protected. The New South Wales government has launched a $120 million, two-year shark mitigation programme featuring near-constant daytime surveillance, two listening stations for tagged sharks in Sydney Harbour and smart drum lines designed to bait and release potential problem animals. It has also installed 51 traditional mesh nets between Newcastle and Wollongong, despite its own environmental concerns about the method. The measures follow a fatal attack on 57-year-old surfer Mercury…

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Donald Trump’s childhood home in Queens has sold for $1.93 million after an extensive renovation rescued the property from years of neglect. The Tudor-style house in Jamaica Estates was built by Trump’s father, property developer Fred Trump, in 1940. The future president lived there until he was four, although the family has not owned the five-bedroom, three-bathroom residence for years. The buyer’s identity has not been disclosed. The sale appeared on property websites on Friday after a contract was agreed in July. Developer Tommy Lin bought the vacant house last year for $835,000 and spent a further $500,000 on an…

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The US Justice Department has used a little-known court for the first time to seek the deportation of a lawful permanent resident to Afghanistan after she admitted being an “alien terrorist”, court records show. Nazira Haji Zada, 47, agreed to her removal after prosecutors alleged that she supported a plan by her son and son-in-law to carry out an Islamic State-inspired mass shooting on Election Day in 2024. Haji Zada was arrested at her home in Fort Worth, Texas, in July. Rather than bringing a criminal case against her, Justice Department officials began civil proceedings before the Alien Terrorist Removal…

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Kroy Biermann has been ordered to pay more than $64,000 after failing to honour a casino credit agreement linked to a 2021 trip to the Bahamas. Sky Warrior, which manages credit lines and operates the Baha Mar Casino, brought proceedings against the former NFL linebacker in 2023. Biermann did not respond to the case, and the company pursued enforcement through the courts. A Fulton County judge approved the transfer of the enforcement action to Georgia on 17 March, allowing Sky Warrior to seek payment in Biermann’s home state. The ruling awards the company $52,500, plus pre-judgment interest, as well as…

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A Sterling Heights man has been arrested after allegedly exposing himself to a woman and trying to open her car door at Waterford Oaks County Park in Michigan. Kyle Teschler, 46, is accused of approaching the 40-year-old woman on 10 September while she was sitting in her vehicle. Waterford Police said he backed his SUV into the space beside her before getting out with his trousers around his knees. The woman told officers that Teschler was allegedly touching himself before opening her car door. Fearing she was about to be attacked, she pushed him away, closed the door and locked…

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An Australian tourist has died after falling from a cliff at Kelingking Beach on Nusa Penida, an island about 20km off Bali’s south-eastern coast. The 29-year-old woman appeared to be stranded on the cliff at about 8am on Saturday, when other tourists alerted a local lifeguard. As the lifeguard and residents attempted to organise a rescue, she fell on to the rocky shoreline. A spokesman for Klungkung Police said the woman was found dead when she reached the beach. She had suffered fractures to her leg and arm, as well as lacerations and other injuries. The woman was believed to…

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