Mathew Erpansizo
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Mitch McConnell Brain Injury Recovery Is Highly Unlikely, Speech Pathologist Report Reveals (opens the original)
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Mitch McConnell's chances of meaningful recovery would be 'one of the least likely' outcomes if he has suffered an oxygen-related brain injury, a speech-language pathologist has said, while stressing that she is not diagnosing the Senate Republican leader. Hilary Shae, a licensed and certified speech-language pathologist specialising in concussion and neurological disorders, discussed her concerns about the Kentucky senator's recent public appearances during a Wednesday interview on 'The David P
Former Mormon Alleges Explicit Childhood Interviews Left Him Feeling Like 'One of the Worst People' (opens the original)
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Former Mormon David Sheppard says explicit sexual questioning during private religious interviews as a child left him believing he was 'one of the worst people on planet Earth', according to a new LADbible documentary. These one-to-one 'worthiness interviews', used by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to assess members' adherence to teachings, were said to include questions about masturbation and pornography. Sheppard told film-makers the conversations, which can begin at the age o
Donald Trump Reportedly 'Twitching in Anger' While Calling Undocumented Migrants 'The Worst People' (opens the original)
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Donald Trump called some undocumented migrants 'the worst people on earth' in a White House exchange that went viral on X after viewers claimed he was 'twitching in anger' while defending US immigration agents. The 80-year-old president was asked on Tuesday, 29 September, whether his administration's immigration crackdown was driving up beef prices in Kansas. He did not address the question directly and instead launched into a defence of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and an attack on
Supreme Court Hands Trump a Major Win With 'Evil' Emergency Order Described as 'Reckless Cruelty' (opens the original)
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The US Supreme Court handed Donald Trump a significant victory on Tuesday by letting his administration immediately resume rapid deportations of migrants to third countries, triggering outrage from critics who branded the emergency order 'evil' and the policy 'reckless cruelty'. A federal court had blocked those removals unless migrants had a chance to challenge them, including over fears of persecution or torture. The unsigned Supreme Court order lets the administration resume the policy ahead
Trump-Voter Relatives Face Deportation Risk and State 'Immigration Has Been Such a Mess for Years' (opens the original)
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A Honduran wife of Patrick Keating, who claims to be a staunch Donald Trump's supporter and voter, is facing possible deportation after a Houston judge refused to pause her case. Anyi Hernandez-Escobar faces deportation, and her family could be separated in Bellaire, Texas, her lawyer said. Keating and his parents supported Trump, expecting him to target criminals. However, family member Ingrid said immigration had been 'such a mess for so many years', and acknowledged it was easier to overlook
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