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A Florida jury has awarded an eight-year-old girl $800,000 (£622,000) in damages after she was severely burned when a McDonald’s Chicken McNugget fell on her leg.
The “dangerously hot” McNugget burned Olivia Caraballo in 2019, then four, as she opened her Happy Meal in the car at a McDonald’s drive-thru in Tamarac, Florida.
Her family had sought $15m in damages.
A jury in May found McDonald’s and its franchise liable for the injury.
ABC News and Disney were back to spew dangerous rhetoric through their vile mouthpiece known as The View. On Wednesday, the liberal ladies suggested Republicans were itching to live under a dictatorship and suggested that former President Trump was thinking like former Italian dictator Benito Mussolini because he wanted to rein in the rogue Environmental Protection Agency. They even warned that Trump could end up like Mussolini “hung … upside down in a square.”
A convicted sex offender living on the same property as a summer camp for children with autism in Essa Township was arrested, along with his wife, in a human trafficking investigation two days after Ontario Provincial Police issued a rare public advisory about him.
Lauriston Maloney, 42, and Amber Maloney, 36, were taken into police custody on Wednesday morning and charged with multiple offences related to recruiting, exercising control, exploitation, assault, forcible confinement, and financial benefit from committing a crime.
Asha Letourneau from Niagara Falls found herself in an unexpected dispute with the leader of the federal Conservative Party, Pierre Poilievre. She didn’t appreciate what he had to say about the house she lives in.
“He called it a shack. A shack. That was a little embarrassing also because it’s not.”
Not a good look Pierre.
Residents have been left “baffled” by new parking lines – including a small curved space around a corner.
Locals in Denmark Road, Bath, said they cannot even fit a car inside them.
Parking spots also cover the entrances to driveways with people fearing they will block neighbours into their homes.
These people are constantly making demands about what we can and can’t refer to them as. We all must accept her delusions to make her feel good and affirm her! pic.twitter.com/a8gF36nBcN
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) July 19, 2023
The Dean of Canterbury has defended a tattooed priest appointed to the city’s cathedral.
Celebrating her new role, the cathedral tweeted a photo of Reverend Wendy Dalrymple in a short-sleeved dog-collared dress that revealed her religious tattoos.
But she was targeted by online trolls who branded the Anglican cleric as “prideful” and “vain” for “the peacock display”.
Porn sites have asked not to be regulated under the federal government’s Online Streaming Act, arguing that they don’t advance the legislation’s aim to enrich and strengthen the cultural fabric of Canada.
In a formal submission to the Canadian Radio-television and Telecommunications Commission, MindGeek, which owns a portfolio of explicit adult sites including Pornhub, Brazzers and YouPorn, says the sites should be granted the same exemption as video games.
OTTAWA – Canada is dusting off and updating emergency protocols to deal with fallout from a possible tactical nuclear exchange in Europe or the spread of radiation across the ocean from a Ukrainian power plant explosion.
Internal Public Safety Canada notes show the measures include updating a highly secret plan to ensure the federal government can continue to function in a severe crisis.
A 12-year-old girl has been busted for allegedly dousing another child with acid in a Detroit playground last week, state officials said.
The pre-teen, who has not been named publicly, was charged with one count each of assault with intent to do great bodily harm and felonious assault, the Wayne County Prosecutor’s Office announced over the weekend.
The mother of the US soldier who has been detained in North Korea after crossing into the country without authorization said the risky behavior was unlike her son.
The 23-year-old Army private, Travis King, was stationed in South Korea and was on a tour of the demilitarized zone between the two countries Tuesday when he strayed from the group and ran across the border.
The terror threat from jailed Islamists being freed into the community is set to rise this year, a new Home Office strategy has warned.
Dozens of convicted terrorists are due to be released in 2023, posing a threat that could “last for decades,” according to the updated Contest counter-terrorism strategy published on Tuesday.
It warned that four of the nine declared terrorist attacks in the UK since 2018 were perpetrated by serving or recently released prisoners. As of March 2023, there were 232 people in jail for terrorism-connected offences but officials are braced for a surge in releases this year after a series of successful prosecutions a decade ago.
Portland, Oregon, appears to have a serial killer on its hands, and the murderer’s biggest accomplice may be the governor who let him out of prison early.
