Dame Helen Mirren Reflects on Past Cocaine Use, Vows Never Again
The acclaimed actress disclosed her recreational use of cocaine in the past, stating she would 'not touch that drug ever again.'
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Call of Duty Faces Backlash Over Use of Real Seoul Crowd Crush Footage
Bereaved families demand removal of harrowing clips from Modern Warfare 4, which developer Activision claims were used to convey fictional narrative without intent to trivialize tragedy.
Key Midterm Ballot Measures Focus on Taxes, Transgender Rights, and Voter Access
Voters in numerous states will decide on ballot initiatives addressing economic policies, gender identity, and voting procedures.
Spanish Prime Minister Faces Protests After Deadly Train Crash
Public anger grows over communication failures leading to a collision that killed 68, with protesters demanding the resignations of the Prime Minister and Transport Minister.
Ilhan Omar’s Republican Challenger Links Somali Gangs to Gun Running in Minneapolis
John Nagel criticizes the congresswoman amid a federal investigation into alleged immigration fraud and recent violence in the Twin Cities.
Graham Platner Surfaces as Oysterman After Maine Senate Campaign Collapse
Former candidate, once a frontrunner, speaks curtly to press after withdrawing due to sexual misconduct allegations.
UK Chancellor John Healey's Remarks on Freedom of Movement Undermine Prime Minister's Bid for Cabinet Unity on Brexit
Healey's public statements on free movement contradict Prime Minister Andy Burnham's call for ministers to avoid fixed positions on future EU ties.
Jen Psaki Contrasts Trump Rally Crowds With Obama's Appearance
The former White House press secretary highlighted what she described as sparsely attended events for the former president.
Nevada Water Park to Close After 12 Years, Sparking Local Outrage
Cowabunga Bay in Henderson will cease operations after the 2027 season, with management citing consolidation, but residents express frustration over the loss of a community staple.