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A 72-year-old great-grandmother of eight has launched an OnlyFans account after turning adult content made with her husband into what she describes as a retirement plan. DD White said the project began as something the couple did for fun before developing into a new venture following her retirement as co-founder of a manufacturing company. White and her Italian husband have been married for almost 40 years. They met during Ladies Night at a disco and were swingers early in their relationship, before putting that part of their lives on hold while raising their blended family. The couple returned to swinging…
Chicago voters will elect the city’s first elected school board president on November 3, with a closely watched contest between Jessica Biggs, Hilario Dominguez and Victor Henderson overshadowed by disputes over campaign conduct and the candidates’ records. The citywide race is part of a wider change to the Chicago Board of Education, with voters also choosing 20 members from newly created subdistricts. The successful candidates will take office on January 15, 2027. Mr Dominguez, a former Chicago Teachers Union political director, has remained in the contest after the Chicago Public Schools Office of Inspector General reopened an investigation into allegations…
A woman who allegedly threatened police with an axe has died after being shot by officers in Firle, South Australia. South Australia Police were called to a property in Gwynne Street at about 2am on Thursday following reports of an armed woman. Officers were allegedly threatened when they arrived. A Taser was used but was ineffective, police said, before the woman was shot. Police and paramedics gave her first aid, but she died at the scene. Her age has not been released. A police officer sustained minor injuries during the incident. Major Crime Investigation Branch detectives, Forensic Response Section officers…
More than 200 passengers have been left stranded in Cambodia after the operator of the MV Odyssey suspended operations, blaming fuel costs which it says have soared since the war with Iran began. Villa Vie Residences, the Florida-based company behind the luxury cruise ship, said it had run out of money while seeking a financial partner. Chief executive Mikael Petterson said the company now planned to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Most of those affected are Americans. Some had expected the Odyssey to become their permanent home after buying cabins for several hundred thousand dollars and being promised a minimum…
An Arizona bride-to-be was allegedly stabbed in the neck and face by her fiancé weeks before their wedding, after her 11-year-old daughter heard screams and called emergency services. Emily Byles had moved to Glendale, Arizona, to live with Zachary Velasquez a few months before the couple were due to marry. Police said the attack happened about a week after they began living together. Officers forced their way into the bedroom on October 5 after hearing Byles shouting from behind the door. They found her lying on her back, covered in blood and holding a pair of scissors. Velasquez was nearby,…
Frontier Airlines increased average airfare by 71% in the third quarter as the US budget carrier sought to offset a sharp rise in jet fuel costs, while passenger numbers continued to grow despite higher prices. Fare revenue averaged $67.82 per passenger, up from $39.74 a year earlier. Once charges for services including checked and carry-on luggage were included, revenue per passenger rose 30% to $138.22. More than 9.8 million people flew with Frontier during the quarter, an increase of 18% year on year, or about 1.5 million additional passengers. The airline said demand remained strong at the higher fares. However,…
Donald Trump claimed an Ohio heckler was paid $250 to disrupt his rally after the protester shouted about Jeffrey Epstein during the president’s speech. Trump stopped speaking as the interruption drew boos from the crowd. He offered no evidence for his allegation that the protester had been paid to cause a scene. The incident prompted the president to address his past association with Epstein. Trump told the audience: “I threw Jeffrey Epstein out of a club like 20 years ago because I thought he was a whackjob.” He clarified that he was referring to his Mar-a-Lago club in Palm Beach,…
BBC pundits Clinton Morrison and Jobi McAnuff have questioned Xabi Alonso’s decision to leave Estevao Willian unused as Chelsea were eliminated by Liverpool in the Carabao Cup. The fourth-round tie at Anfield finished 1-1 after normal time before Liverpool prevailed 6-5 on penalties. Despite Chelsea having injuries among their attacking options, Estevao remained on the bench throughout the match and shootout. BBC pundits question Estevao decision Morrison, the former Crystal Palace striker, said the teenager would be entitled to wonder what more he needed to do to earn an opportunity under Alonso. “How Estevao has not got on the pitch…
DeKalb County commissioners have approved a controversial ban on unauthorised camping on public property, making it a criminal offence to obstruct pavements or interfere with access to public spaces. The ordinance was passed by a 5-2 vote on Tuesday night, October 27, after months of delays, legal review and debate. It was introduced by District 3 Commissioner Nicole Massiah. Under the new rules, camping is prohibited where it blocks public property or prevents pedestrians from entering or leaving public areas. Officers must issue an official warning and offer access to support services before any arrest can be made. People affected…
Queensland Premier David Crisafulli has defended proposed “breach bail, go to jail” laws, saying tougher penalties are necessary to protect the public as the legislation comes before parliament. The reforms would impose a mandatory 12-month prison sentence on offenders who commit certain serious crimes while on bail. They are expected to face continued scrutiny over prison overcrowding, rehabilitation and whether longer sentences can prevent repeat offending. Speaking on Thursday, Mr Crisafulli said his priority was the safety of Queenslanders. “I make the observation that when faced with the choice of more people in jail or more people in your loungeroom,…
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