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Court orders Dubai ruler to pay ex-wife $728m — one of the UK’s largest ever divorce settlements By Hannah Ritchie CNN December 22, 2021 (CNN)The ruler of Dubai Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum has been ordered to pay his ex-wife Princess Haya bint al-Hussein more than $728 million (����500 million), in one of the largest divorce settlements ever handed down by a UK court. The figure will be used to cover Princess Haya’s security costs for the rest of her life, as well as ongoing costs for the couple’s two children — Al Jalila Bint Mohammed Bin Rashid…
Fauci calls for Fox News host to be fired ‘on the spot’ for ‘kill shot’ comments By Oliver Darcy, CNN Business CNN December 22, 2021 New York (CNN Business)Dr. Anthony Fauci on Tuesday said that Fox News host Jesse Watters should be fired for using violent language at a conservative conference to encourage attendees to conduct an ambush interview with him in hopes of creating a viral moment. “I mean, that’s crazy,” Fauci added. “The guy should be fired on the spot.” Fox News defended Watters. A spokesperson said in a statement, “Based on watching the full clip…
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December 22, 2021
(Pensacola, Florida, December 22, 2021). Today, Larry Klayman, a former federal prosecutor in the Antitrust Division of the U.S. Department of Justice, and who as a young lawyer was on the trial team that broke up the AT&T monopoly, a U.S. Senate candidate from Florida in 2003-2004, and the founder of both Judicial Watch and Freedom Watch, filed a class action lawsuit on behalf of a Pensacola resident and Florida citizen, Jesus Rivera, who had his constitutional rights to free speech, association, and other rights under the Florida Constitution allegedly violated by special agents of the Federal Bureau of…
Will we soon rewrite textbooks on our place in the universe? By Rear Admiral (ret.) Tim Gallaudet, Ph.D., and Avi Loeb, Ph.D., opinion contributors TheHill December 21, 2021 Over the last century, we have seen an exponential increase in the understanding of the physical universe. International observatories on Earth and in space have produced magnificent images spanning the full range from the small scale of black holes to the large-scale structure of the entire observable universe. Now, we are in the midst of a discovery of even greater magnitude, but few are even acknowledging it. And incredibly, it…
PGA TOUR grants Saudi International conflicting-event releases PGATour December 21, 2021 With conditions, the PGA TOUR has granted all conflicting-event releases to players for the Saudi International, Feb. 3-6, 2022. The tournament will be played the same week as the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am, so players will be required to support that TOUR staple going forward. The memo announcing the decision went out to the membership on Monday. Players who have played in the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am at least once in the past five years were granted a release on the condition that they commit to play…
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New California laws going into effect in 2022 By Katie Dowd, SFGATE SFGATE December 20, 2021 In October, Gov. Gavin Newsom signed 770 bills into law, ranging from speed limit reductions to major police reforms. Some of those do not go into effect for years, but we took a look at legislation that may begin impacting your daily life in California starting Jan. 1, 2022. Here are a few of the most high-profile and wide-reaching new California laws: The very contentious bacon law Proposition 12 seeks to improve living conditions for farm animals in California, and some say…
By David H. Freedman Newsweek December 20, 2021 If armed violence erupts in 2024, the fate of the nation might well be decided by a simple fact: a big subset of one of the two parties has for years been systemically arming itself for this very reason. “I hope it’s just too crazy to happen here,” says Erica De Bruin, an assistant professor of government at Hamilton College, who studies coups around the world. “But it’s now in the realm of the plausible.” Continue Reading…..