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WATCH: Jason Aldean’s wife blasts Balenciaga’s ad as being ‘meticulously thought out’

Country music star Jason Aldean’s wife, Brittany, blasted Balenciaga’s controversial ad campaign that featured young children posing near BDSM props for being “meticulously thought out” and “pure evil.”

Xi Jinping to visit Saudi Arabia as US relations sour

Chinese President Xi Jinping will embark on his first visit to Saudi Arabia in six years on Wednesday as relations between the Kingdom and the United States sour.

Harvard University hosted musical portraying Judas as a gay Asian in love with Jesus

A Harvard University theater hosted a show over the weekend depicting the story of the betrayal of Jesus Christ by Judas Iscariot as a "gaysian love story" between two high school students.

Indonesia passes law banning extramarital sex for citizens and foreigners alike

Indonesia's parliament passed a law banning sex outside of marriage for citizens and foreigners alike.

Sam Bankman-Fried could face years in prison for FTX collapse

FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried could end up behind bars for years, although much needs to happen first as federal entities probe the company’s spectacular collapse.

Vasectomies surge 34% in the Northwest in wake of Dobbs decision

Northwestern men are doing their part to evade unintended pregnancies, accounting for a 34% uptick in vasectomies since the overturn of Roe v. Wade, according to Planned Parenthood Northwest.

Taiwan-based semiconductor factory invests $40B in Arizona factory

A Taiwanese chipmaking giant is tripling its investment in a semiconductor factory in Arizona, a move showing further interest in helping the United States compete with China in innovation after the passage of legislation supporting domestic chip production.

NC woman delivers baby on same day as $100K Powerball win

A North Carolina woman gave birth on the same day she won $100,000 from a Powerball drawing.

Suspect in Colorado LGBT club shooting charged with hate crimes and murder

The suspect in the Colorado LGBT club shooting last month that left five dead and several others injured was charged with hate crimes and murder during a court appearance on Tuesday.

House poised to end Pentagon’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate in latest NDAA

The House of Representatives has come to an agreement to put language in the annual defense funding bill that would end the Pentagon’s coronavirus vaccine mandate for service members against President Joe Biden and Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin’s stances.
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