General Hospital Predictions: Sam Dies so Lulu Can Live & Nina Makes Threats

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Baltimore Ravens kicker Justin Tucker faces accusations of sexual misconduct by six massage therapists, alleging exposure and inappropriate touching during sessions at various spas. The therapists claim Tucker exposed himself, touched them inappropriately, and left what they believed to be ejaculate on the massage table. The NFL is investigating the allegations, with potential disciplinary action looming, similar to the case of Deshaun Watson, as Tucker's future with the Ravens is uncertain. Full Article

Young and the Restless predictions suggest that Mariah Copeland and her family are in danger as Ian Ward resurfaces, despite their belief that the nightmare is over. Ian's return triggers Mariah's traumatic past, leading to a showdown where both Victor and Ian are shot. With Ian potentially still alive and plotting his next move, Mariah, Tessa, and baby Ari remain at risk on the CBS soap opera. Full Article

Wheelhouse Entertainment has promoted Courtney White to President and Glenn Hugill to chief content officer and President of Wheelhouse Studios, the company's new international content hub. White will oversee all U.S production labels, including Butternut, Spoke Studios, Twist, and Wheelhouse DNA, while Hugill will focus on global formats development and production. Founder Brent Montgomery expressed excitement for their leadership and collaboration, emphasizing the company's commitment to innovation and growth in the entertainment industry. Full Article

American Airlines flight #5432 from Wichita, Kansas, crashed into a Black Hawk helicopter near Washington D.C., killing multiple passengers, including Russian figure skaters Evgenia Shishkova and Vadim Naumov. The International Skating Union expressed deep shock at the tragedy, confirming that American skaters were also on board. District of Columbia authorities recovered 27 bodies from the crash site and U.S. Figure Skating confirmed the death of American skaters in the tragic incident. Full Article

In the first weeks of the Trump administration, over two million federal workers faced abrupt changes to job protections and telework policies, with an offer to resign by Feb. 6 in exchange for pay until late September. Concerns arose over potential brain drain and diminished government quality as experienced employees leave, despite the administration expecting 5 to 10 percent of the workforce to take the offer. Federal workers voiced skepticism over the legality and motives...