Medical experts dispute evidence in Lucy Letby’s baby killing conviction

A Toronto man facing assault charges is accused of removing his ankle monitor. The video failed to load, but the man's actions have resulted in further legal consequences. The incident highlights the importance of monitoring and tracking individuals involved in legal proceedings. Full Article

In the case of Lucy Letby, a former nurse serving life for killing seven infants, a group of experts claims the babies died from natural causes or medical errors, leading to a potential mistrial. Letby's legal team is seeking to clear her name as her convictions are under review. Meanwhile, the mother of one victim criticizes efforts to free Letby, calling it disrespectful and upsetting. Full Article

Match Group announced that Zillow co-founder Spencer Rascoff will become its new CEO, replacing Bernard Kim. Rascoff, who has been on Match Group's board since 2024, is praised for his strategic vision and understanding of the company's brands. Despite better-than-expected fourth-quarter results, Match Group provided disappointing revenue guidance for the first quarter, leading to a 7% drop in shares. Full Article

WWE Superstar Bayley will be playing in the 2025 Ruffles NBA All-Star Celebrity Game on Team Rice alongside celebrities like Noah Kahan and Terrell Owens. Known for her wrestling career, Bayley has won multiple WWE championships and is set to make a mark on the basketball court during the game. Her participation has already garnered attention, including a signed jersey from Golden State Warriors' Stephen Curry. Full Article

BEIT EL, West Bank's Jewish population grew at twice the rate of the general Israeli population last year, reaching 529,450 settlers, with a projected growth to surpass 600,000 by 2030. The advocacy group behind the report hopes the Trump administration will support policies to accelerate settlement growth, despite international opposition to the settlements as obstacles to peace. Settlers argue for security and spiritual reasons, while critics warn that expansion could lead to continued conflict, as...

Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced a pause of at least 30 days on President Trump's proposed tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China due to discussions about border security. Democrats warn that American taxpayers will face higher costs from the tariffs, with estimates suggesting households may pay $1,200 annually. Senators Schumer, Coons, and Kaine criticize Trump's tariffs, introducing legislation for increased Congressional oversight before imposing new tariffs on allies or trade partners. Full Article