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Supermodel Emily Ratajkowski has come under fire over her raw and explicit essay on her life. One of her major critics is journalist Megyn Kelly, who slammed the model, questioning the essay’s portrayal of motherhood and its tone around childbirth and single parenting. The piece, titled “Mother F-cker,” follows Emily Ratajkowski’s life after divorce from Sebastian Bear-McClard, including dating and personal reinvention. Megyn Kelly Takes Issue With Emily Ratajkowski’s Raw Essay Xavier Collin/Image Press Agency / MEGA Kelly has sharply criticized Ratajkowski’s latest essay, arguing that it presents a troubling message about relationships and self-discovery while packaging it as female…

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Listen to this articleEstimated 2 minutesThe audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology. Mispronunciations can occur. We are working with our partners to continually review and improve the results.Prime Minister Mark Carney has announced $200 million for a new health-care centre and secondary school in Tumbler Ridge, B.C.The facility will replace Tumbler Ridge Secondary, which is being demolished after a mass shooting that devastated the small northeastern B.C. community earlier this year.Carney made the announcement Thursday in Vancouver as he unveiled a $5-billion housing and infrastructure fund for local governments, and $50 million to support community infrastructure…

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The border city of Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas, plans to transform hunting ranches into ecotourism destinations during the off-season of white-tailed deer hunting, in an effort to diversify tourism revenue in the region. Nuevo Laredo Tourism Director Alfredo Guarneros Carranza said that the initiative emerged from recent meetings with the National Association of Diversified Livestock Producers (Angadi). Already a destination for deer-hunting, Nuevo Laredo is now looking to expand off-season tourism options. (Seth Wickham / Unsplash) Guarneros said the project already has support from Nuevo Laredo’s municipal government. “We are proposing that [ranch owners] make use of their ranches during the…

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Veteran infielder Orlando Arcia went unclaimed on waivers after being designated for assignment by the Twins, reports Dan Hayes of The Athletic. He had the right to elect free agency but will instead accept an outright assignment to Triple-A St. Paul. The Twins selected Arcia to the major league roster last month after they optioned Royce Lewis to third base and moved Brooks Lee from shortstop to the hot corner. The 31-year-old wound up appearing in 19 games and taking 50 plate appearances. He hit .271/.300/.354 with a homer in that span. He’ll now return to the Saints (the Twins’…

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Image Credit: Disney/Pixar Disney and Pixar’s announcement that Toy Story 5 was in the works came as quite a shock to some fans. Although the franchise has become one of the world’s most beloved animations, people assumed the fourth film would be its last. But lo and behold, the fifth chapter is finally here. Woody (Tom Hanks), Buzz Lightyear (Tim Allen) and the rest of the gang are back for a brand-new challenge, and it’s modern technology. For those who have already watched the fifth film in theaters, many are already asking for a Toy Story 6. So, could a…

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From the East Coast to the Rust Belt to the Deep South, Democrats are making Jeffrey Epstein a centerpiece of their 2026 campaign strategy. They wager that Republican candidates cannot shake the political toxicity of the administration’s initial — and, critics say, ongoing — resistance to releasing the Epstein files, tapping into voters’ appetite for accountability from the wealthy and powerful. The strategy even bled into ruby‑red Ohio, where Democratic challenger Sherrod Brown and Republican Sen. Jon Husted have spent recent weeks trading accusations that the other accepted campaign donations from associates of Epstein, the millionaire financier and sex criminal…

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Jaylen Brown doesn’t think of himself as a basketball player first. Someone asked him point blank what he does for a living. His answer had nothing to do with the NBA. The Boston Celtics star appeared in a clip posted this week by the Instagram account Bleacher Talk. Brown was asked a simple question: what do you do? “I try to make the world a better place,” he said. Then he put a number behind it. Brown mentioned moving $50 million in a single year. He offered it not as a brag, but as a way to put scale on…

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