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Legendary Canadian broadcaster Lloyd Robertson has died. He signed off with his famous catchphrase, "And that's the kind of day it's been," in September 2011 after nearly three decades as chief anchor of CTV National News. Across generations, he chronicled history's defining moments with authority, poise and compassion. Robertson... show more

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RIP Lloyd Robertson. The legendary Canadian news broadcaster and former anchor at CBC and CTV, has died at 92. Born in 1934, he had a long and distinguished career in journalism.

RIP Lloyd Robertson. The legendary Canadian news broadcaster and former anchor at CBC and CTV, has died at 92. Born in 1934, he had a long and distinguished career in journalism.

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Canadian journalist Lloyd Robertson, who covered everything from the fall of the Berlin Wall to the 9/11 terrorist attacks during 35 years as chief anchor of CTV National News, has died. He was 92. Full story🔗

Canadian journalist Lloyd Robertson, who covered everything from the fall of the Berlin Wall to the 9/11 terrorist attacks during 35 years as chief anchor of CTV National News, has died. He was 92. Full story🔗

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This was Lloyd Robertson's last TV send-off, on September 1st 2011. He's one of the news pillars who has shaped how I view the role of anchor. I think it's as important today as it was then. Merci, Monsieur Robertson, et requiescat in pace.

This was Lloyd Robertson's last TV send-off, on September 1st 2011. He's one of the news pillars who has shaped how I view the role of anchor. I think it's as important today as it was then. Merci, Monsieur Robertson, et requiescat in pace.

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Taemin left SM Entertainment after 16 years, he had been with the company since he was 12. He released the Eternal album in August 2024 and begun his first world tour the Ephemeral Gaze tour which became the 9th most attended tour of a Korean pop artist of all time. He also worked with Beyonce's dance captain Ashley Everette and Kany who has choreographed for MJ, Beyonce, and Ariana Grande on his song Horizon. He also won 3 Korean Grand Music Awards for Best Artist, Best Solo Artist, and Best Popularity Artist. The Grammys also named his song Crush as one of the best songs of the year

Taemin left SM Entertainment after 16 years, he had been with the company since he was 12. He released the Eternal album in August 2024 and begun his first world tour the Ephemeral Gaze tour which became the 9th most attended tour of a Korean pop artist of all time. He also worked with Beyonce's dance captain Ashley Everette and Kany who has choreographed for MJ, Beyonce, and Ariana Grande on his song Horizon. He also won 3 Korean Grand Music Awards for Best Artist, Best Solo Artist, and Best Popularity Artist. The Grammys also named his song Crush as one of the best songs of the year

Toya

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🇮🇷 Today marks the 40th day since Ayatollah Khamenei was killed in the opening strikes of the Iran war. In Shia Islam, the 40th day after death is one of the most significant moments of mourning. Large crowds have gathered in Tehran and cities across Iran for the Chehlum ceremony. Khamenei ruled Iran for 36 years. He was killed on the first day of a war he spent decades preparing for but did not survive to fight. Source: Yediot News

🇮🇷 Today marks the 40th day since Ayatollah Khamenei was killed in the opening strikes of the Iran war. In Shia Islam, the 40th day after death is one of the most significant moments of mourning. Large crowds have gathered in Tehran and cities across Iran for the Chehlum ceremony. Khamenei ruled Iran for 36 years. He was killed on the first day of a war he spent decades preparing for but did not survive to fight. Source: Yediot News

Mario Nawfal

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Henry Nowak, stabbed multiple times, tried to escape as his chest filled with blood. He was chased, abused, and filmed by Vickrum Digwa and others. When police arrived, Henry was lying on the floor in severe distress. In his final moments, he repeatedly told officers “I can’t breathe” (nine times) and that he had been stabbed (four times). One officer replied, “I don’t think you have, mate.” Henry was dragged across the gravel, handcuffed, and formally arrested for assault instead of receiving aid. Police read him his rights. It was the last thing he heard before he died. Video: GB News

Henry Nowak, stabbed multiple times, tried to escape as his chest filled with blood. He was chased, abused, and filmed by Vickrum Digwa and others. When police arrived, Henry was lying on the floor in severe distress. In his final moments, he repeatedly told officers “I can’t breathe” (nine times) and that he had been stabbed (four times). One officer replied, “I don’t think you have, mate.” Henry was dragged across the gravel, handcuffed, and formally arrested for assault instead of receiving aid. Police read him his rights. It was the last thing he heard before he died. Video: GB News

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Caught the former armed forces chief Muhd Nizam Jaafar after he was formally charged with two counts of abuse of power, one count of CBT and one count of receiving gift as public officer involving nearly USD 1 million. He intends to clear his name in court he said.

Caught the former armed forces chief Muhd Nizam Jaafar after he was formally charged with two counts of abuse of power, one count of CBT and one count of receiving gift as public officer involving nearly USD 1 million. He intends to clear his name in court he said.

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Wow. In one of the most emotional moments in television history, Stephen Colbert signs off his show’s last opening monologue by sharing that he realized his job was to “feel the news” with us. What a class act and an extraordinary person. Thank you Stephen.

Wow. In one of the most emotional moments in television history, Stephen Colbert signs off his show’s last opening monologue by sharing that he realized his job was to “feel the news” with us. What a class act and an extraordinary person. Thank you Stephen.

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Back in September, I tweeted out asking if Baylor QB Sawyer Robertson was the most slept on QB in this draft class and with a thinned out crop, he's probably going to be a Top 5 QB in this draft class for me when my big board drops. 6’4, 225 lbs., an arm that oozes talent displaying good touch on deep balls and with the ability to layer the ball over second level defenders. He can drive the ball real well with great velocity, make throws off platform and really, can threaten all three levels. I think he doesn’t get enough credit for his pocket presence and overall feel for it plus he’s mobile enough to create out of structure. Robertson does need to be more consistent with his accuracy and I think that starts with him needing to be coached up mechanically because you see the baseball background impact his lower and upper body mechanics at times on tape. But if you’re talking about taking a Day 3 flier on a QB who you can develop and isn’t expected to start immediately, Robertson fits the bill as one of a few intriguing options in this draft. #PhinsUp

Back in September, I tweeted out asking if Baylor QB Sawyer Robertson was the most slept on QB in this draft class and with a thinned out crop, he's probably going to be a Top 5 QB in this draft class for me when my big board drops. 6’4, 225 lbs., an arm that oozes talent displaying good touch on deep balls and with the ability to layer the ball over second level defenders. He can drive the ball real well with great velocity, make throws off platform and really, can threaten all three levels. I think he doesn’t get enough credit for his pocket presence and overall feel for it plus he’s mobile enough to create out of structure. Robertson does need to be more consistent with his accuracy and I think that starts with him needing to be coached up mechanically because you see the baseball background impact his lower and upper body mechanics at times on tape. But if you’re talking about taking a Day 3 flier on a QB who you can develop and isn’t expected to start immediately, Robertson fits the bill as one of a few intriguing options in this draft. #PhinsUp

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JUST IN: Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is considering resigning, according to CTV News. Sources have reportedly told the outlet that Trudeau is "considering prorogation or resignation" and may address Parliament today. "Sources tell CTV News that the prime minister has conveyed to cabinet that he is considering prorogation or resignation, and he’s potentially planning to address Parliament this afternoon," the outlet reported. The report comes after Canada's finance minister Chrystia Freeland suddenly announced that she was quitting. Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is also calling out Trudeau, saying Canada has "gotten out of control" under his leadership.

JUST IN: Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is considering resigning, according to CTV News. Sources have reportedly told the outlet that Trudeau is "considering prorogation or resignation" and may address Parliament today. "Sources tell CTV News that the prime minister has conveyed to cabinet that he is considering prorogation or resignation, and he’s potentially planning to address Parliament this afternoon," the outlet reported. The report comes after Canada's finance minister Chrystia Freeland suddenly announced that she was quitting. Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is also calling out Trudeau, saying Canada has "gotten out of control" under his leadership.

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🚨HEARTBREAKING: The late Dr. Jamal Naim, former Dean of the Faculty of Dentistry in Gaza and one of its most respected dental academics, was critically injured after an Israeli airstrike targeted his home, killing his three daughters two of them dentists along with his three grandchildren and his elderly mother. Despite his own injuries, he spent his final days searching for the body of his daughter, Dr. Shaimaa, whose remains were never recovered after the blast. He continued pleading for help to find her beneath the rubble until the day he died.

🚨HEARTBREAKING: The late Dr. Jamal Naim, former Dean of the Faculty of Dentistry in Gaza and one of its most respected dental academics, was critically injured after an Israeli airstrike targeted his home, killing his three daughters two of them dentists along with his three grandchildren and his elderly mother. Despite his own injuries, he spent his final days searching for the body of his daughter, Dr. Shaimaa, whose remains were never recovered after the blast. He continued pleading for help to find her beneath the rubble until the day he died.

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NEW: The mystery surrounding the three frozen Kansas City Chiefs fans seems to have been solved after host Jordan Willis checks himself into rehab. Willis, who was referred to as "the chemist" by friends, claims he was asleep for nearly 2 days as family members tried contacting him as his friends froze to death in his backyard. Willis was known for whipping up drug cocktails according to a cousin of one of the victims. "He immediately checked himself into rehab after vacating his home and putting his things into storage," a source said to Fox News. Now it has been revealed that toxic drugs were discovered in the toxicology reports of Willis' three friends. Experts claim that the men may have passed out in the backyard due to the drugs and then froze to death while knocked out. Police arrived at Willis' home after one of the bodies was discovered by a fiancée of one of the Chiefs fans. Willis came out of the house in underwear and a wine glass. He was cuffed but then released after he told officers he had been sleeping most of the time and didn't get the frantic calls. This man should be in prison, not rehab. Video: Alex Caprariello

NEW: The mystery surrounding the three frozen Kansas City Chiefs fans seems to have been solved after host Jordan Willis checks himself into rehab. Willis, who was referred to as "the chemist" by friends, claims he was asleep for nearly 2 days as family members tried contacting him as his friends froze to death in his backyard. Willis was known for whipping up drug cocktails according to a cousin of one of the victims. "He immediately checked himself into rehab after vacating his home and putting his things into storage," a source said to Fox News. Now it has been revealed that toxic drugs were discovered in the toxicology reports of Willis' three friends. Experts claim that the men may have passed out in the backyard due to the drugs and then froze to death while knocked out. Police arrived at Willis' home after one of the bodies was discovered by a fiancée of one of the Chiefs fans. Willis came out of the house in underwear and a wine glass. He was cuffed but then released after he told officers he had been sleeping most of the time and didn't get the frantic calls. This man should be in prison, not rehab. Video: Alex Caprariello

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"He cast off his nervousness from the rehearsal and took the stage in blazing form... We played 'Who Do You Love'... Ronnie growled like a mad dog. In the middle of one of my solos, he took off his hat and fanned my fingers like the guitar was going to catch fire, just as he had done back when I was seventeen." — Robbie Robertson Remembering Ronnie "The Hawk" Hawkins, who passed away on this day in 2022. The ultimate showman who first brought The Band together. Rest in peace. 🕊️

"He cast off his nervousness from the rehearsal and took the stage in blazing form... We played 'Who Do You Love'... Ronnie growled like a mad dog. In the middle of one of my solos, he took off his hat and fanned my fingers like the guitar was going to catch fire, just as he had done back when I was seventeen." — Robbie Robertson Remembering Ronnie "The Hawk" Hawkins, who passed away on this day in 2022. The ultimate showman who first brought The Band together. Rest in peace. 🕊️

The Band

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TBT: Nine years ago, the flamboyant activist Muhammad Ssegirinya was elected as a KCCA councillor. He was later elected as the Kawempe North MP in 2021, but his term was short-lived after his arrest in September of the same year, alongside his Makindye West counterpart Allan Ssewanyana, in connection with the Masaka killings. The duo spent nearly two years in jail, and upon their release, Ssegirinya was in poor health. He spent the remainder of his time in and out of hospitals until his death today. #MonitorUpdates

TBT: Nine years ago, the flamboyant activist Muhammad Ssegirinya was elected as a KCCA councillor. He was later elected as the Kawempe North MP in 2021, but his term was short-lived after his arrest in September of the same year, alongside his Makindye West counterpart Allan Ssewanyana, in connection with the Masaka killings. The duo spent nearly two years in jail, and upon their release, Ssegirinya was in poor health. He spent the remainder of his time in and out of hospitals until his death today. #MonitorUpdates

Daily Monitor

104,837 views • 1 year ago

Dr. Udo Ulfkotte was a German journalist and political scientist, best known for his work with the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ), one of Germany's leading newspapers, where he served as an editor for several years. He became famous for his public contention that the CIA and other intelligence agencies influenced journalists, including himself, to publish biased or propaganda-laden articles. He made these allegations in his 2014 book “Journalists for Hire: How the CIA Buys the News”. A book that is nearly impossible to find in English, at least the first edition. It was recently republished in English under the name “Presstitutes Embedded in the Pay of the CIA: A Confession from the Profession”. Dr. Ulfkotte died of a sudden heart attack in 2017. A book called “The Mysterious Death of Udo Ulfkotte” has subsequently been published. In this, one of his last interview, he does not hold back. A rare peak behind the veil.

Dr. Udo Ulfkotte was a German journalist and political scientist, best known for his work with the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (FAZ), one of Germany's leading newspapers, where he served as an editor for several years. He became famous for his public contention that the CIA and other intelligence agencies influenced journalists, including himself, to publish biased or propaganda-laden articles. He made these allegations in his 2014 book “Journalists for Hire: How the CIA Buys the News”. A book that is nearly impossible to find in English, at least the first edition. It was recently republished in English under the name “Presstitutes Embedded in the Pay of the CIA: A Confession from the Profession”. Dr. Ulfkotte died of a sudden heart attack in 2017. A book called “The Mysterious Death of Udo Ulfkotte” has subsequently been published. In this, one of his last interview, he does not hold back. A rare peak behind the veil.

Champagne Joshi

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The public has the right to know. The media's duty is to report. One of the horrible cases that is silenced in this long war is the case of the death of Dr. Adnan al-Bursh. Al Bursh is one of the best and most respected surgeons in Gaza. From the beginning of the war, he worked in several hospitals in an attempt to save as many civilians as possible who were injured by IDF shelling. He was arrested along with other medical teams and taken to detention in Sde Teyman, and then to the Ofer prison, where he was severely tortured until he died. Until the day of his death, no charges were filed against him, and he was not brought before a judge. His body is still being held in Israel, and no explanation has been given for his death. This is another shocking example of Israel's brutal repression policy.

The public has the right to know. The media's duty is to report. One of the horrible cases that is silenced in this long war is the case of the death of Dr. Adnan al-Bursh. Al Bursh is one of the best and most respected surgeons in Gaza. From the beginning of the war, he worked in several hospitals in an attempt to save as many civilians as possible who were injured by IDF shelling. He was arrested along with other medical teams and taken to detention in Sde Teyman, and then to the Ofer prison, where he was severely tortured until he died. Until the day of his death, no charges were filed against him, and he was not brought before a judge. His body is still being held in Israel, and no explanation has been given for his death. This is another shocking example of Israel's brutal repression policy.

מסתכלים לכיבוש בעיניים

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He was literally born in a barn. He grew up in poverty, lived in a railroad boxcar, and began working in the fields as a child to help support his family. Then he built a technology empire. And when most men would have retired, he started a national news network from the ground up. For the past several months, I’ve been researching and documenting the extraordinary life of Robert Herring, founder of One America News. It has been one of the most challenging and meaningful projects I’ve ever undertaken. The film is finished, and I'm proud to finally share: “The American Dream: The Story of Robert Herring.”

He was literally born in a barn. He grew up in poverty, lived in a railroad boxcar, and began working in the fields as a child to help support his family. Then he built a technology empire. And when most men would have retired, he started a national news network from the ground up. For the past several months, I’ve been researching and documenting the extraordinary life of Robert Herring, founder of One America News. It has been one of the most challenging and meaningful projects I’ve ever undertaken. The film is finished, and I'm proud to finally share: “The American Dream: The Story of Robert Herring.”

Pearson Sharp

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