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A Florida woman is accused of repeatedly beating her 8-year-old daughter with household items, leaving her home alone overnight and forcing her to eat expired food or food from the trash A Florida mother is accused of repeatedly beating her 8-year-old daughter, leaving her home alone for extended periods and forcing her to eat expired food or food from the garbage. Naseline Timouche, 27, of Miami-Dade County, was arrested June 6 and charged with child neglect and aggravated child abuse causing great bodily harm, according to an arrest report cited by local outlets and online jail records reviewed by PEOPLE.…

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Blake Lively is showing her support for the New York Knicks. On Monday, June 8, the 38-year-old actress took to Instagram Stories to share a snap of a bright orange Hermès handbag decorated with an array of charms in team colors orange and blue. The post came ahead of Game 3 of the NBA Finals, where the Knicks faced off against the San Antonio Spurs. The purse featured pom-poms, beads and a variety of other charms and keychains. In a following slide, Lively called out Stoney Clover, which held a three-day pop-up event in New York City in celebration of the…

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Andy Burnham is facing fresh scrutiny as the country’s second-highest court hears claims his £140million loan deal with a Manchester developer was ‘obviously’ unlawful. The mayor granted the loans despite being made ‘aware’ of ‘inconsistent’ viability reports submitted by the developer, the Court of Appeal was told today. Reopening a long-running legal battle just days before the crucial Makerfield by-election, lawyers argued the Greater Manchester Combined Authority (GMCA) had failed to carry out its ‘proper due diligence’. The GMCA’s committee agreed to give up to £70.8m to Trinity Developments Manchester and up to £69.2m to New Jackson Contour Investments from its…

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The artificial intelligence company Anthropic has released what it describes as its most capable publicly available system to date, giving ordinary users their first access to a class of technology that earlier this year alarmed cybersecurity experts and government officials. The new model, called Fable 5, was made available on Tuesday afternoon. According to NBC News, it is the first product released to the general public from the same family as Anthropic’s powerful Mythos systems, which drew attention in April for what the company has called a superhuman ability to find and exploit weaknesses in computer software. In a blog…

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A woman has been arrested on suspicion of murder after the boss of a leading technology firm died at his £2.5 million country home. Neil Muller, 54, suffered stab wounds to his chest early on Sunday morning. A woman, 55, was arrested an hour later, police said. She has since been released on bail. Mr Muller was found injured at his gated, five-bedroom property in the upmarket village of Claverdon, Warwickshire. Paramedics were called at 6.15am but he was declared dead at the scene at 6.37am. Warwickshire police said a woman from Birmingham was arrested on suspicion of murder at 7.33am. The…

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NASA has named the four astronauts selected for a mission that will bring humans one step closer to returning to the moon.  The space agency unveiled the Artemis III crew during a press conference on Tuesday. The mission, scheduled for 2027, will test rendezvous and docking operations between the Orion spacecraft and commercial human landers in low-Earth orbit as part of preparations for future lunar exploration. But the reveal quickly drew criticism on social media, where users pointed out that none of the astronauts selected for the historic mission are women. NASA astronauts Randy Bresnik, Frank Rubio and Andrew Douglas will…

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OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, has taken its first formal step towards floating on the stock market, just a week after its closest competitor, Anthropic, did the same. The firm announced the move on Monday afternoon in a post on X, confirming that it had quietly begun the process required to sell shares to the public. “We recently submitted a confidential S-1,” it wrote, referring to the document a company must file with American regulators ahead of an initial public offering. OpenAI was careful, however, to stress that nothing had been settled. “We have not decided on timing yet; it…

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Marlo Wallace is charged with the murder of Aaliyah Fortner A North Carolina caregiver is accused of killing a non-verbal woman living in her home. Marlo Wallace was charged with murder in the October 2025 death of Aaliyah Fortner, 23, according to reports from WCNC, WCCB and WSOC. Wallace was the operator of a home for people with special needs in Dallas, N.C., where Fortner was found dead, according to WSOC, which cited police. Authorities alleged that Fortner was beaten with a broom and shocked with a Taser, WSOC and WCNC reported. Per WCNC, medical examiner records indicated that Fortner weighed just 84 pounds…

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A federal judge on Monday voided President Donald Trump’s requirement of a $100,000 application fee for H-1B visas, ruling that he lacked authority to impose the new policy for a program used by companies to hire highly skilled foreign workers in specialized fields. US District Judge Leo Sorokin said that only Congress had the power to change federal immigration policy to include such a requirement, which he viewed as a tax, and that lawmakers had not given the executive branch permission to unilaterally make the change. “The President had no power or delegated authority to impose a tax on H-1B petitions,” Sorokin,…

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The pizza delivery driver who was fatally shot in the head after dropping off an order at a vacant apartment in Philadelphia has been identified. Anshul Kuncha, 28, an Indian national, was identified as the driver by the Indian Consulate General in New York. “We are deeply saddened by the untimely demise of Mr. Anshul Kuncha, an Indian national in Philadelphia, PA,” the Consulate General said in a post on X. “Our thoughts and heartfelt condolences to his family during this difficult time.” NBC 10 Philadelphia also reported that police identified the driver as Kuncha. Philadelphia police previously said the shooting occurred around 12:30…

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