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Former Assistant U.S. Attorney Catherine Christian explains what’s next for the multi-million dollar judgment he owes E. Jean Carroll when he goes on to appeal the case.

Fox News contributor Mike Pompeo joined 'America's Newsroom' to discuss the Biden admin's handling of heightening tension with Iran following a deadly strike in Jordan that killed three U.S. service members

Britney Spears shows support for ex Justin Timberlake’s new music, four months after releasing her memoir "The Woman In Me." Without getting specific, Britney also apologizes, saying she's "deeply sorry" for some of the things she wrote about in the book.

In response to a drone strike in Jordan that resulted in the deaths of three American soldiers and left dozens injured, President Biden has declared that the United States will retaliate.

President Biden is vowing to respond after a drone strike killed three U.S. service members and injured dozens more in Jordan over the weekend. This is the first deadly strike on U.S. troops since the start of the Israel-Hamas war. Christopher Miller, former acting secretary of defense for the Trump administration, joined CBS News to discuss how the U.S. could retaliate.

Yeonmi Park's case needs to be approached with compassion, but some questions are also valid. CREDIT TO : "After Nightfall"

When Terrance Watanabe spent 3 years in Las Vegas between 2005 and 2008, he unexpectedly set the record for the most money ever lost there. What happened? Who's fault was it? What was the outcome? Where is Terry now? Did he ever recover? This Is, The Man Who Lost $204 Million On A Trip To Vegas (Terrance Watanabe). Thank you guys for watching, like and sub if you enjoyed CREDIT TO : SunnyV2

Dubai is one of the most expensive cities on the planet. The rulers of the Emirates spare no oil dollars to improve the infrastructure of the city and the country. This city is full of surprising things, from culture shock to Bugatti Ubers. It’s hard to believe that just 70 years ago, this place was an endless desert. Today, Dubai is a festive city, a city where there’s no room for boredom, where you can do absolutely anything you want on any day, regardless of the weather, season, time of day, mood, or global political situation. In today’s video, I will tell you about things that you can only see in Dubai.

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Step into the glamorous world of Kim Kardashian with our video, "Kim Kardashian's Lifestyle 2024: Net Worth, Private Jet, Car Collection, Mansion Tour!" Join us as we unveil the details of Kim's opulent lifestyle, showcasing her net worth, luxurious mansion, private jet, and an impressive collection of cars in 2024. 🏡 From fashion and beauty ventures to her influential presence in pop culture, explore the multifaceted aspects of Kim Kardashian's life. Get an exclusive look at the elegance, success, and the lavish possessions that define her celebrity lifestyle. Thank you all for watching and enjoying please subscribe and help me grow. Thank you so much. ✨Please Help me reach 1,000 subscribers

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The cheapest country on our planet is called, Uzbekistan, officially known as the Republic of Uzbekistan. Approximately 35 million people live in this vast land, making it the most populous country in Central Asia. Unsurprisingly, the capital, Tashkent, is the most popular city in Uzbekistan and often serves as the initial destination for visitors. Today you will meet Uzbekistan, a unique country.

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She's probably the most powerful woman in North Korea: Kim Yo Jong, the dictator’s younger sister. She’s viewed as an emotionless and shrewd strategist for her brother, the North Korean ruler Kim Jong Un. But just who is the "Red Princess"? Kim Jong Un’s rise began in 2011 when their father, the North Korean leader Kim Jong Il died at the age of 69. His death triggered emotional scenes including, at the funeral, that of a weeping woman who captured the attention of her country and the entire world: Kim Yo Jong. This was Kim Yo Jong’s first official appearance alongside her brother Kim Jong Un, the new Supreme Leader of North Korea. Within a decade, Kim Yo Jong became the second highest ranking person in the Pyongyang regime and thereby her brother’s potential successor. Kim Yo Jong holds a multifaceted political role: on the one hand, she knows where and when to deploy her charm -- such as on a visit to South Korea in 2018. But she also issues warnings against the "imperialists” of Seoul and Washington. The documentary examines the personality and the career of the "Red Princess”. It also takes a current look behind the scenes of this totalitarian regime. The nuclear power is mired in a crisis that originated at the outset of the Cold War. Thank you all for watching and enjoying please subscribe and help me grow. Thank you so much. ✨Please Help me reach 1,000 subscribers

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Welcome to a Minecraft Super Mario Roleplay series on the Wii U. In this episode Princess Peach is Captured by Bowser. Mario and Luigi start the adventure to find her. Meanwhile what is Wario up to? FIND OUT! Credit to Tripolar

Who's the biggest YouTuber who's permanently banned? LeafyIsHere? Jaystation? Khaby Lame? This video will run through the 10 biggest terminated YouTubers from smallest to largest explaining exactly what they did.

Thailand's resort town of Pattaya is still a center of international sex tourism. Since the coronavirus is no longer an obstacle to travel, hundreds of thousands of men from all over the world are again flocking to the country in search of women and sex. Go-go bars, seedy massage parlors and plenty of open-air beer stalls with scantily clad young women: All this is part of the draw for sex tourists of all ages, here in the coastal metropolis of Pattaya on Thailand's west coast. After a pandemic pause, sex tourism is returning to what passes for normal here. One German tourist sums it up for the camera: "Why are we all here? Here you get more sex for less money!" A younger German doesn't agree: "I'm not looking for sex here, I'm looking for love," says Stefan, complaining that his numerous conquests are always after his money in the end. The "red light vacationers" have been waiting for two years: Pattaya's huge entertainment district lay completely fallow due to Covid-19. For the city's approximately 60,000 sex workers, this was a threatening situation. Because the Thai state generates billions in tax revenue from the sex business, but prostitution is officially banned, those working in the trade were excluded from all government aid programs. Take sex worker Aom, for example. She became pregnant by a German client who initially swore to stand by her, before abandoning her with the baby. Now Aom is using a lawyer to try to at least enforce child support payments, while she continues to work in the sex trade. "I'm done with German clients," she says. The documentary delves into Pattaya's red-light scene -- and documents a lot of hypocrisy. Some German sex tourists convince themselves that their payments ensure the survival of impoverished Thai families. One restaurant owner from northern Germany tells the filmmakers that the girls only stand on the side of the road in such short skirts because of the warm weather here. Tour operators also earn money from the sex business, even if they don't like to talk about it. All of them have Pattaya in their program. German tour operators are proud of the fact that they have signed a commitment to take action against child prostitution. But who monitors that? The coronavirus lockdown massively aggravated the problem of abuse. In the red-light district of Pattaya, where according to local officials there is no longer any prostitution of minors, the film team comes across evidence of pedophilia crimes. And a German national who is still able to leave the country shortly after his arrest. How can this be? When it comes to this important issue, is international cooperation actually delivering?

The Kalaidzhi bride market takes place in the southeast of Bulgaria every year. Unmarried women are often paired off with financially strong men. But more and more young Roma are rebelling against the old tradition. For young Kalaidzhi the annual bride market at Bachkovo Monastery is the only chance to find a partner. Their Orthodox Christian faith and traditional code of conduct prohibit them from dating, flirting or having any other pre-marital relations. The Kalaidzhi - a name meaning tinsmiths or boilermakers - marry only within the group. Finding a spouse from outside - and in particular a non-Roma Bulgarian - is out of the question. Love is only a secondary consideration. What matters is the dowry. A growing number of young Roma, however, are rebelling against the traditional marriage market. They want to make their own decisions, and to love and marry the person of their choice. For girls especially - some as young as 15 when they are put up for marriage - the wedding is the end of self-determined life. They will subsequently be housewives and mothers. The film accompanies 17-year-old Teni and 19-year-old Maria in the week before the market day. For them it means buying a lot of new clothes and masses of other preparations. Can this be a way to find true love? And how is the outdated ritual affected by the Internet and social media?

As a child growing up in North Korea, Hyeonseo Lee thought her country was "the best on the planet." It wasn't until the famine of the 90s that she began to wonder. She escaped the country at 14, to begin a life in hiding, as a refugee in China. Hers is a harrowing, personal tale of survival and hope -- and a powerful reminder of those who face constant danger, even when the border is far behind.

"North Korea is unimaginable," says human rights activist Yeonmi Park, who escaped the country at the age of 13. Sharing the harrowing story of her childhood, she reflects on the fragility of freedom -- and shows how change can be achieved even in the world's darkest places.

Three US troops have been killed and dozens injured in a drone attack on a US base near Jordan's border with Syria. US President Joe Biden said the attack was carried out by "radical Iran-backed militant groups". He added: "We shall respond." It is the first time that a strike has killed US troops in the region since Hamas's 7 October attack on Israel. It is not clear who is behind the attack. President Biden said the US "will hold all those responsible to account at a time and in a manner of our choosing". Reeta Chakrabarti presents BBC News at Ten reporting by Paul Adams, Gary O’Donoghue and Lyse Doucet.

Two environmental protesters hurled soup on to the Mona Lisa at the Louvre in Paris, calling for 'healthy and sustainable food'. The painting, which was behind bulletproof glass, appeared to be undamaged. Gallery visitors looked on in shock as two women threw the yellow-coloured soup before climbing under the barrier in front of the work and flanking the splattered painting. One of the two activists removed her jacket to reveal a white T-shirt bearing the name of the activist group Riposte Alimentaire (Food Response) Protesters throw soup at Mona Lisa painting in Paris

Rep. Elise Stefanik, R-N.Y., weighs in on the investigation into Hunter Biden, the impeachment inquiry against the president and the probe into antisemitism on college campuses