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Protests in Iran over economic woes have escalated into anti-government demonstrations, resulting in at least 36 deaths and over 2,000 arrests amid a violent security crackdown. International warnings from former U.S. President Trump and condemnations of incidents like a hospital raid have heightened tensions, as the government mixes conciliatory gestures with force.
Lenovo announced Qira, a modular AI assistant designed for cross-device use on its laptops and Motorola phones, at CES in Las Vegas, emphasizing autonomy, privacy, and flexibility over single-model reliance. Drawing from past experiences like Moto AI and avoiding Microsoft Recall's pitfalls, Qira aims to enhance user retention and differentiate Lenovo in a commoditizing hardware market.
George Clooney recounted a near-career-ending screaming match with an executive producer early in his career, which he resolved through a favor from a past connection leading to further opportunities. In his latest film Jay Kelly, he plays a fading star while emphasizing his grounded family life in France and scrappy roots.
Unsealed text messages from December 2023 reveal director Justin Baldoni's accusations that Blake Lively tried to 'trap' him during the filming of 'It Ends With Us' by refusing a body double and clashing over creative decisions. The revelations, part of Lively's sexual harassment lawsuit against Baldoni, highlight production tensions, with a trial set for March 2026 after Baldoni's countersuit was dismissed.
A 23-year-old woman died five days after a New Year's Day crash in south Surrey involving a tractor-trailer and two cars, with police suspecting impairment as a factor. The incident has renewed calls for enhanced road safety measures in the area amid ongoing investigations.
A shooting in Surrey's Fraser Heights neighborhood early Friday morning involved gunfire between two groups, damaging homes and vehicles but causing no injuries. Residents expressed shock at the violence encroaching on their peaceful community near a school, while police investigate possible gang ties.
Scott Wolf made a surprise cameo in the season 2 midseason premiere of the Fox medical drama Doc, teasing a multi-episode return as Dr. Richard amid flashbacks and his directorial role. Molly Parker and executive producer Hank Steinberg shared insights on the character's surprising comeback and the evolving storylines involving Amy's family and love triangle.
Alexi Hawley, creator of The Rookie, provided updates on the ABC spinoff pilot The Rookie: North, starring Jay Ellis as Alex Holland, a middle-aged man who becomes a rookie cop in Pierce County after a home invasion. The pilot, set to shoot in Vancouver at the end of February, explores policing in a mix of urban and rural settings, differentiating it from the original series' Los Angeles backdrop.
Aldrich Ames, the CIA traitor who sold U.S. secrets to the Soviet Union for $2.5 million, leading to the deaths of several Western agents, died at 84 in a Maryland prison. His 1985-1994 espionage activities, motivated by financial troubles, remain one of the most damaging breaches in American intelligence history.
One year after the Palisades Fire devastated Pacific Palisades, resident Jimmy Dunne shares stories of loss, community resilience, and criticism of the emergency response. Despite emotional scars and destroyed landmarks, signs of recovery emerge through returning residents and real estate activity.
The U.S. detention of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has spotlighted key figures in the country's leadership, potentially reshaping its political future amid economic crisis and international tensions. Analysts and officials discuss successors like Diosdado Cabello and Vladimir Padrino López, while opposition leaders call for democratic reforms.
John Raymond Nicholson, a 57-year-old Maryland corrections officer, died in a truck crash hours after his New Year's Eve retirement party following 24 years of service. Colleagues remembered him as a joyful 'cornerstone' of the department, with an ongoing police investigation into the incident.
Jennifer Aniston recently disclosed that her famous blonde hair is dyed, revealing her natural brunette roots in a video with Courteney Cox, while sharing insights into her wellness routine and life story. The article explores her career milestones, personal challenges, and enduring influence in Hollywood.
NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman, a billionaire with aviation expertise, is offering free flights in his private F-5 fighter jet to exceptional employees and for public events, covering all costs himself. He is also donating his $221,900 salary to Space Camp and recently flew Eric and Lara Trump over Kennedy Space Center.
A McGill University study found that supervised consumption sites in Toronto did not increase crime rates and may even contribute to declines in certain categories. Experts hope the findings will alleviate community concerns and support expansion of these life-saving facilities across Canada, including in Alberta.
President Trump announced that Venezuela's interim government will transfer 30-50 million barrels of oil to the U.S., with proceeds controlled by him for mutual benefit, following Maduro's capture. The claim has pressured oil prices downward amid geopolitical tensions and market uncertainty.
The White House has unveiled a new webpage rewriting the January 6, 2021, Capitol riot as a peaceful protest, blaming police and Democrats while promoting Trump's election fraud claims. Critics, including Republican senators, dispute the narrative, highlighting documented violence, injuries, and deaths from the established historical record.
Republican leaders in Congress are reluctant to limit President Trump's war powers following his military actions in Venezuela and provocative foreign rhetoric. Democrats are pushing a resolution to require congressional approval for escalations, amid concerns over legality and international stability.
The Quebec Superior Court has approved a class-action lawsuit against Ticketmaster for allegedly abusive service fees that violate provincial laws, allowing the case to proceed to trial with potential refunds for affected consumers. Filed on behalf of Quebec ticket buyers since July 2021, the suit highlights fluctuating fees based on ticket prices rather than service costs.
Democratic strategist James Carville predicted a massive win for his party in the 2026 midterms during an MSNBC appearance, criticizing President Trump's policies and legal entanglements. He highlighted economic grievances like added national debt and tax cuts for the wealthy, while warning of potential distractions from scandals.
