Miller Sanford AI bots are keeping loved ones alive even after death (Picture: Getty) When Christi Angel lost her close friend Cameroun Scruggs in 2020, her bereavement – like their relationship – was uniquely propped up by technology. The pair lived hundreds of miles apart, so maintained their friendship through texts and online chats. When Cameroun tragically … Read more
Chief Judge Patrick Schiltz (right) sentenced Jewel Sky Fineday’s (left) father to five years in prison (Pictures: US District Court) A father who starved his seven-year-old daughter for nearly a year until she died on Christmas Day has been sentenced to just five years behind bars. Julius Fineday Sr, 42, ‘willfully deprived’ his daughter Jewel … Read more
The former judge wants to ‘get on with her life’ after the B.C. Law Society backed a report finding Turpel-Lafonde ‘most likely’ had Indigenous heritage Mary Ellen Turpel-Lafond in 2020. Photo by Don Craig/Province of BC The lawyer for a former judge whose claims to be Cree were questioned in a CBC investigation says his … Read more
Narcis, Alex, lyuben and Andrei all died in the crash (Picture: Gofundme) Four young men who died in a car crash near Cheltenham have been named and pictured as loved ones raise money for their funerals. Narcis, Alex, lyuben and Andrei were inside a black Renault Clio when they crashed into a tree on the … Read more
Under a rumored city Department of Education plan to implement a cellphone ban across all 1,600 city public schools, students would be banned from using phones in schools. Shutterstock / Ground Picture Under a rumored city Department of Education plan to implement a cellphone ban across all 1,600 city public schools, students would be banned … Read more
Savannah Guthrie joked she was left “hot and bothered” by the 2024 Olympics opening ceremony. “We are transitioning from the liberty portion, which got us a little hot and bothered in the pouring rain,” the “Today” show co-host said after a three-person romance was featured in the “Liberty” section of the “Liberty, Equality, Fraternity” skit … Read more
The Fearless Girl statue faces the New York Stock Exchange, where the market’s widespread gains included rallies for both Big Tech behemoths and smaller stocks. (Peter Morgan / Associated Press) A widespread rally swept Wall Street on Friday, lifting far-reaching corners, to close a tumultuous week during which stocks that had been left behind for … Read more
Vice President Kamala Harris and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in suits, arriving for a meeting in Washington, DC. AFP via Getty Images With friends like these. . . Less than an hour after sitting down with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu at the White House on Thursday, Vice President Kamala Harris pulled a 180, … Read more
A Southwest Airlines jet arrives at Sky Harbor International Airport in Phoenix in 2022. (Matt York / Associated Press) Jim Kingsley of Orange County, who recently flew Southwest on a two-leg journey from Minneapolis to Los Angeles, likened the budget-friendly airline to In-N-Out Burger. Both brands are affordable, consistent and more simplistic compared with competitors, … Read more
On the final night of his historic monthly residency at his hometown arena, Madison Square Garden, Billy Joel sang about “The River of Dreams” —the doo-wop-meets-Afro-pop ditty that became his last Top 10 single to date in 1993. It was easily the cheesiest song of the night, but hey, a hit is a hit. On … Read more
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