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Pam Bondi’s brother keeps on winning. But why?

Pam Bondi’s brother keeps on winning. But why?

Published by Sam Flores

With the Department of Justice embroiled in criticism over its handling of files related to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, Attorney General Pam Bondi is facing renewed questions over her brother, Brad Bondi, and his unusual winning streak in cases involving the DOJ. In recent months, the department has faced questions about whether it has “properly implemented firewalls and screening procedures to separate Attorney General Bondi from her brother,” per a letter sent by members of Congress in December. In the letter, lawmakers detail recent cases in which Brad Bondi has been able to achieve favorable outcomes for his clients, even those facing long odds, in their case. For example, Bondi served as the lead attorney for billionaire Trevor Milton, who was convicted of defrauding investors in 2022, in a scheme in which Milton made misleading statements targeting “retail investors.” For this, Milton was sentenced to four years in prison — however, President Donald Trump pardoned Milton in March 2025. So far the department has managed to dodge these and other questions about the attorney …

Alysa Liu describes returning and winning ‘her way’

Alysa Liu describes returning and winning ‘her way’

Published by Sam Flores

IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser. UP NEXT Tornadoes and severe weather strike the Midwest 00:34 U.S. dominates Slovakia to reach gold medal match 01:02 Trump to direct Pentagon to release any UFO files 00:27 Anti-government protests turn violent in Albania 00:35 Alex Ferreira wins gold in men’s freeski halfpipe 00:33 Trump expects legal battle over potential tariff refunds 00:30 Trump says he has ‘the right to do tariffs’ 00:54 Gaza residents break Ramadan fast among war ruins 00:34 Trump announces 10% global tariff 01:00 Trump reacts to Supreme Court ruling on tariffs 00:54 Team USA falls to Switzerland in women’s curling 00:55 ‘Blade Angels’ discuss their Winter Games experiences 01:29 Supreme Court strikes down most of Trump’s tariffs 00:29 Team USA dominates on the ice at the Winter Olympics 01:39 Rescued monkey finds emotional support with stuffed toy 00:34 Thai police go undercover in Lunar New Year costume 00:31 Car wedges under school bus after crash in Florida 00:18 Justice Department unveils banner featuring Trump …

Netherlands’ Jutta Leerdam on winning silver

Netherlands’ Jutta Leerdam on winning silver

Published by Sam Flores

IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser. U.S. women’s hockey team advances to gold medal game 00:43 Max Naumov honors late parents with Olympic skate 00:26 Team USA takes home more gold at the Winter Olympics 01:43 Team USA men’s hockey win third straight at Winter Games 01:06 Now Playing Netherlands’ Jutta Leerdam on winning silver 00:41 UP NEXT Dutch speedskater Femke Kok sets new Olympic record 00:36 Johannes Klæbo wins record ninth Winter Olympic gold 00:25 Sweden accuses Canada of cheating in men’s curling 00:37 Team USA defeats Japan in women’s curling 01:33 Team USA’s men’s hockey defeats Denmark 00:58 Stolz breaks Olympic record and wins second gold medal 01:06 Skier makes history with first medal win for South America 01:01 Scoring called into question after Americans’ silver finish 01:46 Athletes share emotional moments from the medal podium 01:41 Team USA women’s hockey defeats Italy, goes to semifinal 00:55 Watch highlights from day 7 of the Winter Olympics 01:58 Ilia Malinin stumbles through men’s skating performance …

American speedskater Stolz says winning gold was ‘surreal’

American speedskater Stolz says winning gold was ‘surreal’

Published by Sam Flores

IE 11 is not supported. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser. Ryan Cochran-Siegle wins silver 54 years after mother 00:22 Breezy Johnson crashes out of the super-G final 00:34 Breezy Johnson gets engaged after the super-G final 00:44 Breezy Johnson gets engaged at Winter Olympics 00:24 Jordan Stolz makes Olympic speedskating history 01:48 Lemley, Kauf claim gold and silver in women’s moguls 00:50 Norwegian Olympian admits to cheating on girlfriend 01:21 Team USA highlights on Day 5 of Winter Games 01:44 Evan Bates and Madison Chock take ice dancing silver 00:52 Madison Chock on emotions after ice dance performance 00:35 Italy wins gold in first-ever Olympic women’s doubles luge 00:57 Now Playing American speedskater Stolz says winning gold was ‘surreal’ 00:49 UP NEXT American Jordan Stolz takes gold in speedskating 00:34 Team USA curlers recall seeing Snoop cheering for them 00:34 Ben Ogden describes ending U.S. medal drought 00:36 Snoop Dogg gives update on his first Winter Games 00:35 Team USA wins big of day five of the Winter Olympics 02:00 …

Emmy Winning ‘Schitt’s Creek’ Star Was 71

Emmy Winning ‘Schitt’s Creek’ Star Was 71

Published by Daniella Wilson

Catherine O’Hara, a gifted comedic actress and two-time Emmy winner, has died. O’Hara died Friday at her home in Los Angeles after a brief illness, her reps at CAA confirmed. She was 71. A native of Toronto, O’Hara was part of the SCTV ensemble that also helped launch the careers of John Candy, Eugene Levy, Rick Moranis and others. She’s arguably best known for playing Kevin’s (Macaulay Culkin) mother, Kate, in the Home Alone movies and had a career renaissance in the past 10 years with Schitt’s Creek — winning an Emmy for her role as a faded soap opera actress opposite old friend Levy — and The Studio, for which she earned an Emmy nomination last year. She won an Emmy in 2020 for playing Moira Rose in Schitt’s Creek. She also earned an Emmy for her work on SCTV Network in 1982 and was nominated eight other times for acting and writing awards. O’Hara was a double nominee in 2025, scoring anod best guest actress in a drama series for HBO’s The Last of …

‘It’s not always about winning’

‘It’s not always about winning’

Published by Daniella Wilson

Add the Winter Olympics 2026 to your watchlist. To see our day-by-day guide of what to watch, click here. High in the Italian Alps, a 39-year-old Englishman is preparing to race. Soon he will lock into his skis, take a deep breath of sharp mountain air and then throw himself down the compacted frozen snow of the Winter Olympics slalom course beneath Monte Vallecetta. When he hurtles towards the finish-line, Dave Ryding will zigzag and turn through a series of gates marked by polymer poles, subjecting his knees and ankles to immense forces, while reaching speeds of 80km an hour. With some understatement Ryding, known as The Rocket, describes this as “quite stressful”. Downhill racing is faster, but slalom is the more technical event where competitors are more likely to make a mistake and crash – with hundreds of cowbell-clanging spectators waiting for him to do just that. “It’s an amazing experience in front of a big crowd,” he says. And frightening? “You learn to perform under pressure, to take the energy from the crowd …