’s leading democracy, the media outlet noted that Mr. Trump had done a disservice to his supported by announcing that he had won the November 3 election, and then continuing to claim so despite sound evidence to the contrary.
Mr. Trump did try to play the fraud card, but there has been no evidence of such. What is worse, Mr. Trump had sounded the alarm himself, but failed to back his claim, while pandering to supporter who are susceptible to conspiracies.
Even though the publication is owned by the casino boss since 2015, the editorial is not necessary what Mr. Adelson himself thinks.
He has given the Review Journal, known for its impactful local and national journalism, free reign as to what content it should publish although, on occasion, he has appeared in the newspaper by giving a quick statement or insisting on specific publication, Forbes has reported, citing staff members.
Yet, nothing in Mr. Adelson’s demeanor suggests a personality that deliberately tries to undermine media freedom. If anything, Mr. Adelson vowed to pay to employees through the end of October 31, even though operations at his properties were completely halted, demonstrating a fair nature.
Despite his involvement in the Wire Act Opinion review, and the flak he has taken from supporters of online gaming, Adelson remains an inspiring figure in the brick-and-mortar gaming industry.
In July, Las Vegas Sands outlined a recovery strategy seeking to return business back to normal, but in October, rumors surfaced that the company could be looking to offload key properties, including The Palazzo and The Venetian.
If anything, Mr. Adelson is a sound businessman and even if he may not be directly behind the words in the editorial page published earlier this week, the Las Vegas Review-Journal conclusion is well-argued. Mr. Trump has simply lost the election and the sooner he admits that, the better.
Vera actor Kenny Doughty has reportedly struck up a romance with a former co-star of his.
The 46-year-old star, best known for playing DS Aiden Healy on the ITV crime drama, is said to have a new leading lady in his life.
A source claimed Kenny is now in a relationship with Ashley Jensen, with whom he starred on BBC One drama series Love, Lies and Records.
Scottish actress Ashley, 51, played Kate Dickenson on the 2017 show while Kenny played Rick Severs.
The alleged couple were reportedly pictured holding hands and laughing together after dining at Robun Japanese restaurant in Bath last month.
The couple are believed to have grown close over the past summer.
A source said: “Ashley and Kenny have been friends for some time and he has been an immense support to her over the past few years.
“They make a lovely couple and all her friends are absolutely thrilled for them.
“Ashley is both a wonderful actress and a wonderful person – and she deserves this second chance at happiness,” the insider added to The Sun.
Ashley was devastated in November 2017 when her husband Terence Beesley took his own life.
The couple were married for ten years and have a son together named Francis, who was born in October 2009.
The former The Bill actor was found by Ashley in his Mercedes at the family home in Camerton, Somerset.
Ashley told the Inquiry the following year: “I was extremely shocked by what happened that night and I will never forget it.
The Mirror have contacted representatives of Ashley and Kenny for comment.
Tom Grennan hopes Soccer Aid will bring “unity and pride”.
Prosecutors who reviewed a profanity-filled viral video of East Baton Rouge Parish School Board member Connie Bernard confronting a young partygoer at a Lakeside home last summer lodged a new charge against her, saying that when she put her hands to the boy's neck it amounted to simple battery.
Bernard this week pleaded not guilty to the charge and also an earlier complaint that she entered the home and refused to leave. Both are misdemeanors.
District Attorney Hillar Moore said Thursday the simple battery charge stemmed from a moment in the video when Bernard is seen placing her "hands to the neck" of a young man. Moore, however, would not go so far as to describe what Bernard did as choking, though some who had seen the video did conclude that.
Bernard, who was not present in court, was initially cited the night of the party, Aug. 10, and pleaded not guilty Monday through her attorney. A status conference has been scheduled for May 23 before State District Judge Louis Daniel.
Moore said he went forward with charges after waiting months for Bernard to produce mitigating evidence that may have allowed him to resolve the matter without going to court, and he said he’s still in hopes that such documentation will be forthcoming. He said such evidence would require Bernard taking responsibility for what happened that Friday night.
“It would be anything that she would like for me to consider so that I can give it to the affected parties,” Moore said.
The Advocate left messages with Bernard on Thursday that were not returned. The Advocate also left messages Thursday with her listed attorney, Aidan Reynolds, as well as another attorney, John McLindon. Moore said that McLindon told him that he would soon be enlisting as Bernard's attorney.
Three days after the incident, Bernard issued an apology for the profanity she used that night and the embarrassment the incident caused to friends and family, as well as distracting from her work on the School Board. Bernard, however, did not apologize for going into the house to begin with or any of her other actions that night.
Bernard has resisted scattered calls for her to resign from the School Board altogether. Three weeks after the incident, Bernard, however, resigned from her position as vice president of the board. In her resignation letter, she made no mention of that incident, saying instead that she left board leadership because her husband, John, had been diagnosed with cancer and has been undergoing time-consuming treatments.
Bernard was first elected to the board in 2010 and is in her third term representing south Baton Rouge’s District 8. She was re-elected to her third term in July, just weeks before the incident, after no one qualified to run against her.
I LOVE THIS ANIME SO MUCH...
Well... manga because I dont watch the anime.
this will be an open discussion for Higurashi! If you have any questions, get fans to answer them!
Do you guys hate how Rika in the first arcs was so... irrelevant?
I agree! Awsome thriller anime where the plot does make you think and doesn't have "cookie cut-out" characters.
I think they did that so the viewer doesn't have too much information in the beginning. idk that's just my opinion.
...When the cicadas cry, it means get the heck up outta there! Because the killer moe's shrine god's after you!
Oh yeah, ive been wondering something!
When Rena says she feels a spirit looking down on her, it that Hanyuu?
Because Hanyuu is the footsteps (correct me if I am wrong), so if yes does that mean shes driven into insanity more than anyone else?
When I found out who Oyashiro-sama was...
The arc where it's about Rena trying to protect her dad from that chick and Satoko's uncle. From a spoiler, i found out who Oyashiro-sama was but I need to actually watch it.
Is this part of the "Rei" arc or another one?
Rika's the only one who can see Hanyuu b/c they're related, but idk if anyone else can hear her...
Well a lot of people can hear her.
They hear the footsteps, that is.
As for the Hanyuu thing, there were instances where she could be heard by others. This was mainly apparant when Rena spoke about hearing footsteps and there were accounts of people hearing a voice say "I'm sorry". This was infact Hanyuu who followed them around in each world and she was apologizing for the fact that she could do nothing but sit and watch as everyone fell to fate.
Rika is the only person able to fully communicate with Hanyuu until she takes on a solid form. Her horns are either considered a hair ornament or another theory is that they are infact invisible to the characters but viewers can see them so that they can remember that she is another being.
The whole thing about Rika being seen as a minor character in the first season was to highlight that actual story featured in that particular arc so the main character was the person who commited the crimes. This allowed for character development to go a bit deeper on the other characters whilst also distracting you from the fact that Rika was, infact, the main character. However, you do have to note that alot of people do still consider Keiichi the real protagonist due to him being the one who encouraged Rika to change fate and how he takes on the group leader role at most points.
I, personally, think that if Rika had been made as the apparent lead role then the series wouldn't have been able to develop as much as it did as it would pretty much just focus on her and there'd be no mystery. It was the question of "Who is Rika speaking to? What is going on with this little girl? What does she know?" that kept viewers interested.
And my long opinion is over.
okay well I guess I should share what I actually know.
Yes, there is a disease called the Hinamizawa Syndrome which causes Kei, Rena, and Shion to spiral into insanity. While it is an unfortunate occurrence, these CAN