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Yahoo
6 days ago
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Four Receive Suspended Sentences for Hate Crimes Against Vinicius Jr.
Parents of boy who died from fentanyl exposure want accountability | Banfield Marcy Castro and Miguel Mendoza join NewsNation after the December death of their 10-year-old son, Nathaniel, who succumbed to the effects of fentanyl exposure. Police say Christina Alvarez, girlfriend of the victim's uncle, stored the drug unsafely in the home. She's now charged with felony child endangerment, but Nathaniel's family says that's not enough. 6:04 Now Playing Paused Ad Playing
Yahoo
06-06-2025
- Business
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Ramsey Caller Inherited A Million Dollars And Kept It A Secret. Asks If He'd 'Be A Jerk' Not To Pay Off His Fiancée's Parents' Debt In China
A 26-year-old law student called into 'The Ramsey Show' with what started as a financial question and quickly became a conversation about honesty, trust and marriage readiness. The caller, Nathaniel, explained that he inherited about $1 million a few years ago. The money is held in a trust account that he controls, and it's managed by a financial adviser using a low-risk, principal-protection strategy. 'I treat it like a sacred gift from God,' he said. 'I feel like I have a responsibility to be a really excellent steward of it.' Don't Miss: Maker of the $60,000 foldable home has 3 factory buildings, 600+ houses built, and big plans to solve housing — Invest where it hurts — and help millions heal:. He said he's getting married soon. His fiancée, a pianist, has no assets or liabilities and plans to be a stay-at-home mom. They've been together nearly four years. But she doesn't know about the inheritance—and neither do her parents, who are at the center of Nathaniel's dilemma. Her parents, retired and living in China, mortgaged their fully paid-off apartment to invest in a risky venture that failed. They are now roughly $25,000 in debt. Nathaniel said they haven't asked him for help, but he's been wondering if it would be wrong not to help them. 'Would I be a jerk not to?' he asked. 'Part of me doesn't really feel like using my money, soon to be our money, to help people who, in retirement, mortgaged their only safe asset for leverage in a single risky investment.' Trending: Dave Ramsey and co-host Jade Warshaw were transparent: the financial question comes second. 'You don't go another day promising to marry somebody and you're keeping secrets from them,' Ramsey said. 'Unhealthy, dude.' He urged Nathaniel to have a serious, honest conversation with his fiancée immediately. 'If you can't trust them, you don't need to be able to marry them,' Ramsey said. 'If you have to deceive someone because you're worried about their authenticity, we don't marry them.' Warshaw added that the issue reflects more on Nathaniel than his future in-laws. 'Honestly, that's more on his authenticity than hers,' she said. 'Nathaniel, you're more of the problem here than they are.'Ramsey acknowledged that $25,000 is a small amount relative to Nathaniel's wealth and paying it off would have 'absolutely no impact on your life.' But he warned against enabling repeated financial mistakes. 'You don't want to do that if they're going to turn around and do the same kind of stupid stuff again,' he said. 'I want to get under the hood and find out what's broken. Is this like a pattern? Have we learned our lesson?' In the end, Ramsey said the in-laws' debt is a secondary issue that the couple should discuss after Nathaniel fully discloses his financial situation. 'Nine out of 10, Nathaniel needs to come clean. One out of 10, pay off the 25K or don't,' Ramsey said. Read Next: Here's what Americans think you need to be considered 5 NEW TRADES EVERY WEEK. Click now to get top trade ideas daily, plus unlimited access to cutting-edge tools and strategies to gain an edge in the markets. Get the latest stock analysis from Benzinga? APPLE (AAPL): Free Stock Analysis Report TESLA (TSLA): Free Stock Analysis Report This article Ramsey Caller Inherited A Million Dollars And Kept It A Secret. Asks If He'd 'Be A Jerk' Not To Pay Off His Fiancée's Parents' Debt In China originally appeared on © 2025 Benzinga does not provide investment advice. All rights reserved. Sign in to access your portfolio
Glasgow Times
06-06-2025
- Climate
- Glasgow Times
Talking points as England continue World Cup qualifying campaign against Andorra
Here, the PA news agency takes a look at the talking points ahead of the game. Destination USA Thomas Tuchel visited the Spanish Grand Prix at the weekend but is taking this match seriously (Bradley Collyer/PA) Victories over Albania and Latvia in Thomas Tuchel's first two games in charge in March set England on the right path to North America next summer and they currently top Group K after two games, though their biggest rivals Serbia are yet to kick-off their campaign. However, a victory over the minnows in Barcelona will put Tuchel's men one step closer to the World Cup ahead of September's toughest game of the group in Serbia. The German is not taking the game lightly, naming his strongest possible squad, including players who are going to the Club World Cup later this month. Brothers in arms Trevoh Chalobah earned his maiden call-up to the senior squad after an impressive season for Chelsea and he has his sights on history. If he is able to get on the pitch against Andorra – or Senegal in next Tuesday's friendly – he will follow in his brother Nathaniel's shoes by representing England, making the Chalobahs the 21st set of brothers to play for England. Only two of them have been post-war, Bobby and Jack Charlton and Phil and Gary Neville, while Trevoh will be hoping his international career lasts longer than the six minutes 54 seconds Nathaniel managed in his one and only appearance in 2018. The heat is on England are already preparing for the extreme temperatures they are expected to face in next summer's World Cup and they have spent the week training in the 27-degree heat of Spain rather than at St George's Park. The players have been doing acclimitisation testing this week, consisting of cycling in sauna-like temperatures, and taking scientific tests on their core body temperature and reaction to heat. They will get some in-game experience of it against Andorra as well, with temperatures expected to be in the mid-20s when the match kicks off on Saturday tea-time. Ivan the great Most people thought Ivan Toney had sacrificed his England career when he made a money-spinning move to Saudia Arabia last summer, but Thomas Tuchel has brought him back into the squad. The striker scored 23 goals in 30 Saudi Pro League appearances for Al-Ahli, helping the side to win the AFC Champions League Elite competition. With Ollie Watkins also back in the squad after injury, captain Harry Kane has some competition in attack. Down Andorra out? England won 5-0 against Andorra last time they met (Nick Potts/PA) This match is not a question of whether England will win, but how many goals will they score. Andorra are well down the FIFA rankings, in 173rd and below Papa New Guinea and St Vincent and the Grenadines, and have only ever won four World Cup qualifiers – two of them against San Marino. England have a healthy record against them, winning all of their six previous meetings to an aggregate of 25-0 and should strengthen that.
The Herald Scotland
06-06-2025
- Climate
- The Herald Scotland
Talking points as England continue World Cup qualifying campaign against Andorra
Destination USA Thomas Tuchel visited the Spanish Grand Prix at the weekend but is taking this match seriously (Bradley Collyer/PA) Victories over Albania and Latvia in Thomas Tuchel's first two games in charge in March set England on the right path to North America next summer and they currently top Group K after two games, though their biggest rivals Serbia are yet to kick-off their campaign. However, a victory over the minnows in Barcelona will put Tuchel's men one step closer to the World Cup ahead of September's toughest game of the group in Serbia. The German is not taking the game lightly, naming his strongest possible squad, including players who are going to the Club World Cup later this month. Brothers in arms Trevoh Chalobah earned his maiden call-up to the senior squad after an impressive season for Chelsea and he has his sights on history. If he is able to get on the pitch against Andorra – or Senegal in next Tuesday's friendly – he will follow in his brother Nathaniel's shoes by representing England, making the Chalobahs the 21st set of brothers to play for England. Only two of them have been post-war, Bobby and Jack Charlton and Phil and Gary Neville, while Trevoh will be hoping his international career lasts longer than the six minutes 54 seconds Nathaniel managed in his one and only appearance in 2018. The heat is on England are already preparing for the extreme temperatures they are expected to face in next summer's World Cup and they have spent the week training in the 27-degree heat of Spain rather than at St George's Park. The players have been doing acclimitisation testing this week, consisting of cycling in sauna-like temperatures, and taking scientific tests on their core body temperature and reaction to heat. They will get some in-game experience of it against Andorra as well, with temperatures expected to be in the mid-20s when the match kicks off on Saturday tea-time. Ivan the great Most people thought Ivan Toney had sacrificed his England career when he made a money-spinning move to Saudia Arabia last summer, but Thomas Tuchel has brought him back into the squad. The striker scored 23 goals in 30 Saudi Pro League appearances for Al-Ahli, helping the side to win the AFC Champions League Elite competition. With Ollie Watkins also back in the squad after injury, captain Harry Kane has some competition in attack. Down Andorra out? England won 5-0 against Andorra last time they met (Nick Potts/PA) This match is not a question of whether England will win, but how many goals will they score. Andorra are well down the FIFA rankings, in 173rd and below Papa New Guinea and St Vincent and the Grenadines, and have only ever won four World Cup qualifiers – two of them against San Marino. England have a healthy record against them, winning all of their six previous meetings to an aggregate of 25-0 and should strengthen that.
Yahoo
06-06-2025
- Climate
- Yahoo
Talking points as England continue World Cup qualifying campaign against Andorra
England continue their World Cup qualifying campaign with an away match against Andorra on Saturday, played in Barcelona. Here, the PA news agency takes a look at the talking points ahead of the game. Destination USA Thomas Tuchel visited the Spanish Grand Prix at the weekend but is taking this match seriously (Bradley Collyer/PA) Victories over Albania and Latvia in Thomas Tuchel's first two games in charge in March set England on the right path to North America next summer and they currently top Group K after two games, though their biggest rivals Serbia are yet to kick-off their campaign. However, a victory over the minnows in Barcelona will put Tuchel's men one step closer to the World Cup ahead of September's toughest game of the group in Serbia. The German is not taking the game lightly, naming his strongest possible squad, including players who are going to the Club World Cup later this month. Brothers in arms Trevoh Chalobah earned his maiden call-up to the senior squad after an impressive season for Chelsea and he has his sights on history. If he is able to get on the pitch against Andorra – or Senegal in next Tuesday's friendly – he will follow in his brother Nathaniel's shoes by representing England, making the Chalobahs the 21st set of brothers to play for England. Only two of them have been post-war, Bobby and Jack Charlton and Phil and Gary Neville, while Trevoh will be hoping his international career lasts longer than the six minutes 54 seconds Nathaniel managed in his one and only appearance in 2018. The heat is on England are already preparing for the extreme temperatures they are expected to face in next summer's World Cup and they have spent the week training in the 27-degree heat of Spain rather than at St George's Park. The players have been doing acclimitisation testing this week, consisting of cycling in sauna-like temperatures, and taking scientific tests on their core body temperature and reaction to heat. They will get some in-game experience of it against Andorra as well, with temperatures expected to be in the mid-20s when the match kicks off on Saturday tea-time. Ivan the great Most people thought Ivan Toney had sacrificed his England career when he made a money-spinning move to Saudia Arabia last summer, but Thomas Tuchel has brought him back into the squad. The striker scored 23 goals in 30 Saudi Pro League appearances for Al-Ahli, helping the side to win the AFC Champions League Elite competition. With Ollie Watkins also back in the squad after injury, captain Harry Kane has some competition in attack. Down Andorra out? England won 5-0 against Andorra last time they met (Nick Potts/PA) This match is not a question of whether England will win, but how many goals will they score. Andorra are well down the FIFA rankings, in 173rd and below Papa New Guinea and St Vincent and the Grenadines, and have only ever won four World Cup qualifiers – two of them against San Marino. England have a healthy record against them, winning all of their six previous meetings to an aggregate of 25-0 and should strengthen that.
