Meghan Netflix show delayed over LA wildfires

Denton Loudermill Jr., a Kansas man falsely accused of being involved in a shooting at a Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl victory rally, has died at 49, as confirmed by his attorney. Loudermill, who was briefly detained but never charged, filed lawsuits against several politicians for sharing false information that labeled him a shooter; these lawsuits were dismissed on jurisdictional grounds. His attorney vowed to continue fighting to clear his name, criticizing the irresponsible actions...

Israel's military announced on Saturday the complete takeover of the Morag axis in southern Gaza, amid escalating operations and a sweeping evacuation order for residents of Khan Yunis following projectile fire from the area. As talks for a potential ceasefire with Hamas were set to occur in Cairo, Israel's Defence Minister urged residents to evacuate combat zones while emphasizing the need to remove Hamas and secure the release of Israeli hostages. The ongoing conflict has...

Summary During a campaign event in Ottawa on April 12, 2025, Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre stated he would not expand eligibility for medical assistance in dying but affirmed that Canadians would maintain access to this right under a Conservative government. He emphasized the need for better healthcare options while reiterating that the current parameters for assisted dying would remain unchanged. Medical assistance in dying has been legal in Canada since 2016, with significant legal adjustments...

SummaryEmergency legislation has been enacted, allowing the UK government to mandate British Steel to keep its Scunthorpe blast furnaces operational. This proposal received royal assent following an extraordinary parliamentary session on Saturday, during which it passed through both the Commons and Lords without opposition. The swift approval highlights the government's commitment to preserving jobs and production at the plant amidst ongoing challenges in the steel industry. Full Article

SummaryTwo Delta flights, from Cabo San Lucas and Mexico City, were diverted to Montgomery Regional Airport in Alabama due to weather, leaving nearly 300 passengers stuck on the tarmac overnight because the airport lacks customs facilities. The passengers remained on board until after 5 a.m. the following morning, when they were finally allowed to disembark. Delta issued an apology and a full refund to the affected customers, acknowledging the situation fell short of their service...

The first weekend of Coachella faced significant issues as festival-goers reported waiting up to 12 hours in traffic to enter the car camping area, with many lacking access to food, water, or bathrooms during extreme heat. Some attendees advised against car camping in the future, and comparisons were made to the infamous Fyre Festival. Although traffic improved by Friday, concerns linger for the following weekend, which features headliners like Lady Gaga, Green Day, and Post...