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Daily Mirror
5 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Kris Jenner fans praise star's 'inclusive' Father's Day post with Kanye and ex
Momager Kris Jenner took to her Instagram page to share an 'inclusive' Father's Day post which included images of Kanye West, Caitlyn Jenner, Tristan Thompson, Scott Disick and more Kris Jenner's fans were quick to praise the star for sharing an 'inclusive' Father's Day post that included Kanye West, ex Caitlyn Jenner, Tristan Thompson and more. Kim Kardashian finalised her divorce with controversial rapper Kanye in 2022 while Khloe had a tumultuous relationship with Tristan - who was embroiled in a cheating scandal. In her collage post, momager Kris included pictures of her with Rob Kardashian, Rob Kardashian Sr, Kanye West, Caitlyn, Travis Scott, Scott Disick, Travis Barker and Corey Gamble. She wrote: "Happy Father's Day to all of the dads, step dads, grandfathers and father figures out there! "You have shaped, supported, and loved us in so many ways and I'm grateful to have witnessed the love that each of you has for your children. "To my son, Rob... you were born to be a daddy and I am so proud of the father and the man you are. I love you! I wish all the dads out there a day filled with love." Fans shared their appreciation of Kris' inclusive post, praising her for including everyone despite troubled relationships. "She didn't discriminate," one user wrote. Another posted: "Momma knows how to include all the daddies regardless of what... Kris is a true definition of a Queen," while one said: "This post says a lot about you. You are a symbol of unity and positivity despite the challenges you've faced since being on our screens for more than a decade that we've watched your beautiful family." "Appreciate the inclusiveness no matter the personal differences, go Kris," another added. One fan shut down the criticism from some unsure fans, writing: "All y'all hating but at the end of the day they are ALL still dads she showed appreciation to each of them!" Meanwhile, Kris recently lifted the lid on her facelift after her daughter Kylie Jenner revealed the exact details of her boob job. After Kylie told fans Garth Fisher was the surgeon who gave her a breast enhancement, he responded on social media. "I'm honoured to be acknowledged by Kylie—her kind words were unexpected but truly appreciated," the doctor wrote to his followers. He continued: "Patient confidentiality has always been the foundation of my practice. Over 3 decades, we've never had a single breach. My entire team is thoroughly trained and bound by strict NDAs and confidentiality agreements. This is more than policy—it's our culture." He went on to reference HIPAA (patient privacy) laws and why he will never discuss a client's procedures without their permission, adding: "Every patient is unique. This isn't 'cookbook' surgery—it's thoughtful, personalised care." In the comment section, Kris was quick to gush over the doctor and thank him for his past work on her body amid buzz surrounding her new rumoured facelift. "Garth you are such a superstar class act," the momanger told the surgeon. "You did my first facelift in 2011… 14 years ago!!! and made it the most amazing experience ever and even gave us access to film so that others could get a peek inside what it's like and not be afraid… you have taken great care of us always and remain such a close and treasured friend!! Such an incredible talent!!"
Yahoo
12-06-2025
- Politics
- Yahoo
US troops begin detaining migrants on border defense zone
U.S. troops at the southern border started detaining migrants last week as part of the 'Deep South Campaign' to prosecute individuals found trespassing in National Defense Areas (NDAs). President Trump has currently designated the U.S.-Mexico stretches between El Paso to Fort Hancock, Texas, as an NDA alongside the land line marking the country's boundaries in New Mexico. U.S. Army Lt. Col. Chad Campbell said three individuals were among the first detained near Santa Teresa, N.M., last week. They now remain in the custody of U.S. Customs and Border Protection awaiting prosecution for illegal entry in addition to trespassing charges under the Trump administration's new policies. In an effort to curb illegal immigration, officials ordered the Department of Defense to monitor border operations at NDAs on land previously overseen by the Interior Department, according to The Associated Press. 'We have been very clear that there will be additional National Defense Areas across the southern border,' Geoffrey Carmichael, a spokesperson for an enforcement task force at the southern border, told the AP. 'I won't speculate to where those are going to be.' Although recurring signs placed nearly 100 meters apart clearly mark the NDAs, judges in New Mexico and Texas have moved to drop national security charges on individuals caught in militarized zones due to their lack of knowledge of the newly designated areas. 'We're going to keep going forward on these NDA charges,' U.S. Attorney Justin Simmons, who oversees western Texas, said in a statement to the AP. 'We are going to still bring them, we may win on them, we may not. … At the end of the day, you are not going to be allowed to stay in this country if you enter this country illegally.' Migrant arrests follow the Trump administration's broader crackdown on immigrants without legal status nationwide sparking protests across the country. The president recently called in the National Guard and Marines to deter large groups from rioting over detainment and removal efforts in Los Angeles. Copyright 2025 Nexstar Media, Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
Yahoo
11-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Harvey Weinstein Rape Retrial Descends Into Chaos Amid Split Verdicts, Jury Tensions & Threats
A week into jury deliberations on Harvey Weinstein's New York rape retrial, the proceedings appear to be descending into chaos. The jurors just informed Judge Curtis Farber that they have reached a split verdict: guilty on Count 1 of a criminal sexual act in the first degree against Miriam Haley, not guilty of the same charge involving Kaja Sokola and no verdict on Jessica Mann. In this retrial, each count of first-degree criminal sexual act carries a maximum sentence of 25 years. More from Deadline Patricia Clarkson Recalls Harvey Weinstein Telling Her She'd 'Never Work Again' Warner Bros Discovery Hits Back At Russell Simmons' "Unfounded Allegations" In Ex-Mogul's $20M Suit Over 2020 Sexual Assault Documentary - Update Channel 4 Says It Doesn't Use NDAs, But Documents Reveal Company Is Curbing Free Speech Of Aggrieved Ex-Employees Tensions have been running high among the panelists all week, including apparent threats of violence from one juror against another and multiple complaints by jurors to Farber. Earlier today, the foreman of the seven-woman, five-man just told the judge, 'I can't go back in there with the other jurors.' Farber had confirmed hostilities among jurors, including some 'yelling and screaming.' The jury revealed its partial ruling at the request of Farber, who sent the panelists home early today to allow them time away from one another before they resume their deliberations on the last remaining, undecided charge involving Mann. As these near-unprecedented circumstances unfold, Weinstein himself addressed the judge this morning and asked for a mistrial. 'This is my life that's on the line, this is not fair,' said Weinstein, who saw his 23-year sentence from a 2020 conviction dismissed by an appeals court last year. 'I'm not getting a fair trial,' the ailing, 73-year-old added to Judge Farber. As he has before, the judge rejected the request for a mistrial. With Weinstein accused of assaulting numerous well-known actresses and models over the decades, prosecutors in the most benign way say he used his power and influence as an Oscar-winning producer and boss of mini-major Miramax to lure young women into his orbit. Offering what almost always were false promises of work and careers in film and television, they say Weinstein then often violently raped them or forced them into other unwanted sexual encounters. Weinstein, who won a Best Picture Oscar for Shakespeare in Love and also helped produce Pulp Fiction, The English Patient, Good Will Hunting, True Romance and many more films, always has maintained that the sexual relationships were consensual. 'They're all women with broken dreams,' his defense lawyer Arthur Aidala said in closing arguments last week. 'They're all women who wanted to cut the line.' We will update this post as new details emerge. Erik Pedersen contributed to this report. Best of Deadline Sean 'Diddy' Combs Sex-Trafficking Trial Updates: Cassie Ventura's Testimony, $10M Hotel Settlement, Drugs, Violence, & The Feds A Full Timeline Of Blake Lively & Justin Baldoni's 'It Ends With Us' Feud In Court, Online & In The Media Sean "Diddy" Combs: An Updated Timeline Of Charges, Allegations & Consequences The Rap Mogul Faces
Yahoo
11-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Harvey Weinstein Rape Retrial Descends Into Chaos Amid Split Verdicts, Jury Tensions & Threats
A week into jury deliberations on Harvey Weinstein's New York rape retrial, the proceedings appear to be descending into chaos. The jurors just informed Judge Curtis Farber that they have reached a split verdict: guilty on Count 1 of a criminal sexual act in the first degree against Miriam Haley, not guilty of the same charge involving Kaja Sokola and no verdict on Jessica Mann. In this retrial, each count of first-degree criminal sexual act carries a maximum sentence of 25 years. More from Deadline Patricia Clarkson Recalls Harvey Weinstein Telling Her She'd 'Never Work Again' Warner Bros Discovery Hits Back At Russell Simmons' "Unfounded Allegations" In Ex-Mogul's $20M Suit Over 2020 Sexual Assault Documentary - Update Channel 4 Says It Doesn't Use NDAs, But Documents Reveal Company Is Curbing Free Speech Of Aggrieved Ex-Employees Tensions have been running high among the panelists all week, including apparent threats of violence from one juror against another and multiple complaints by jurors to Farber. Earlier today, the foreman of the seven-woman, five-man just told the judge, 'I can't go back in there with the other jurors.' Farber had confirmed hostilities among jurors, including some 'yelling and screaming.' The jury revealed its partial ruling at the request of Farber, who sent the panelists home early today to allow them time away from one another before they resume their deliberations on the last remaining, undecided charge involving Mann. As these near-unprecedented circumstances unfold, Weinstein himself addressed the judge this morning and asked for a mistrial. 'This is my life that's on the line, this is not fair,' said Weinstein, who saw his 23-year sentence from a 2020 conviction dismissed by an appeals court last year. 'I'm not getting a fair trial,' the ailing, 73-year-old added to Judge Farber. As he has before, the judge rejected the request for a mistrial. With Weinstein accused of assaulting numerous well-known actresses and models over the decades, prosecutors in the most benign way say he used his power and influence as an Oscar-winning producer and boss of mini-major Miramax to lure young women into his orbit. Offering what almost always were false promises of work and careers in film and television, they say Weinstein then often violently raped them or forced them into other unwanted sexual encounters. Weinstein, who won a Best Picture Oscar for Shakespeare in Love and also helped produce Pulp Fiction, The English Patient, Good Will Hunting, True Romance and many more films, always has maintained that the sexual relationships were consensual. 'They're all women with broken dreams,' his defense lawyer Arthur Aidala said in closing arguments last week. 'They're all women who wanted to cut the line.' MORE TO COME… Erik Pedersen contributed to this report. Best of Deadline Sean 'Diddy' Combs Sex-Trafficking Trial Updates: Cassie Ventura's Testimony, $10M Hotel Settlement, Drugs, Violence, & The Feds A Full Timeline Of Blake Lively & Justin Baldoni's 'It Ends With Us' Feud In Court, Online & In The Media Sean "Diddy" Combs: An Updated Timeline Of Charges, Allegations & Consequences The Rap Mogul Faces
Time Business News
11-06-2025
- Business
- Time Business News
What Is Hush Money and What Is the Big Deal?
The Hush money meaning can be explained as the money that is given to an individual so that he/she keeps quiet about a particular incident or activity. The word is usually followed by scandal, misconduct, or sensitive information that may hurt a reputation, career, or business. Hush money involves a fundamental pillar of secrecy; that is, money is given in lieu of silence. Paying hush money is not necessarily a crime but in many cases, it may involve legitimate and critical legal and ethical concerns. Where the money is paid to hush up crime, then it may amount to obstruction of justice or conspiracy. Ethically, hush money may lead to the culture of silence, where victims or whistleblowers are less likely to emerge. Numerous high-profile hush money cases have come to the public eye, particularly those of celebrities, politicians, and corporations. The most notorious one could be the hush money payments, which are associated with political campaigns. Such cases frequently attract media coverage and usually lead to legal repercussions, especially when campaign finance or corporate governance rules are violated. There are many reasons why people take hush money. It could be because of fear of retaliation, the need for privacy or the feeling that they will not succeed in a legal battle. The payout may be considered an easier or less injurious solution compared to a long court process or being the subject of media attention. Hush money can also be employed in the workplace to hush up complaints of harassment, discrimination or other wrongdoings. Employers can also give out severance package or non-disclosure agreements (NDA) in consideration of silence. Such agreements are legally acceptable but may be controversial, particularly when they facilitate the repetition of offense by influential persons. In the past few years, there have been enactments of laws and regulations to curb the use of hush money in given circumstances. In some states, it is now prohibited by law to insist upon NDAs which would interfere with an employee reporting harassment or abuse. Governments and courts are taking a closer look at these payments and the purpose of such payments. There is an increase in the awareness of the people regarding the cases of hush money, particularly, with the emergence of social media and independent journalism. Citizens are better informed and intolerant of any attempt to purchase silence especially when the vulnerable members of the society are targeted. Hush money can be a dangerous move because transparency and accountability are becoming important values in society. The hush money is an ambivalent and tricky issue. Although it might appear as a remedy to dealing with scandals or reputation safeguard, it can boomerang in legal, ethical, and social circles. Being aware of its implications, individuals and organizations may make decisions that are better and more transparent. TIME BUSINESS NEWS
