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It’s safe to say that Brandi Rhodes has gone through quite a lot during her wrestling career. The former WWE and AEW star, who was also an executive during her time with AEW, has faced her share of adversity, criticism, and unfortunately even hate during her time in the business, and it appears to have only made her stronger as she moves forward in life.
Early Tuesday afternoon, Rhodes tweeted out a two part message for her followers, talking about the challenges she has faced before tying it in to an inspirational message for others who have
A member of the Mongols motorcycle gang who shot and killed a Pomona police officer in 2014 was sentenced Tuesday to 10 years in prison.
David Martinez, 44, was sentenced to voluntary manslaughter for the October 2014 slaying of Shaun Diamond.
Diamond, 45, was a SWAT team member who was taking part in a multi-agency operation targeting the Mongols. He was helping execute a search warrant at the San Gabriel home where Diamond lived with his parents, sister, girlfriend and two children.
Officers had been forcing their way into the home when Martinez fired a shotgun. The
Rochelle Richardson of Diamond and Silk has taken to Twitter to vent her frustration at ongoing rumors that claim her sister, Lynette Hardaway, died of COVID-19.
The death of Hardaway, also known as “Diamond” of the conservative political duo, was announced on Monday evening.
The tweet by the duo’s Twitter page read: “The World just lost a True Angel and Warrior Patriot for Freedom, Love, and Humanity!”
“Please respect the privacy of Diamond’s family! Memorial Ceremony TBA. Contributions towards Preserving Diamond’s Legacy are only being accepted at the following link.”
It’s been a pretty tumultuous couple of years for a sport that has typically done its best to stay away from negative headlines.
There’s been salary cap scandals, disputes around rule changes, player unrest, serious financial issues, and a spotlight on its historically poor treatment of Indigenous people.
In 2020, the Queensland Firebirds were heavily criticized for their approach to Super Netball’s annual First Nations Round, after those in charge used the one and only Indigenous player in the league to market the themed fixtures, but failed to understand the importance of her actually making it onto the court.
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The University of Chicago has long been known for its roster of distinguished economists, including Douglas Diamond, who just shared the Nobel Prize in Economics with former Fed Chair Ben Bernanke and Diamond’s frequent collaborator, Philip Dybvig of Washington University in St. Louis. Since Diamond’s a specialist in the economics of banking, I wanted to get his view on the inflationary surge and the Fed’s desperate race to tame it. On Oct. 11 we spoke at length by phone. Diamond quickly noted that the central bank’s moves did exert a huge impact on the lending ecosystem. And he expressed strong …
Lynette Hardaway, known by the moniker “Diamond” of the conservative political commentary duo Diamond and Silk, has died, former President Donald Trump and the pair’s official Twitter account announced. She was 51.
Hardaway and her sister, Rochelle “Silk” Richardson, rose to prominence during the 2016 presidential campaign cycle when they appeared on stage in support of Trump, who embraced the two Black women amid widespread accusations of racism and sexism.
Hardaway’s cause of death hasn’t been released. Trump, who called her death “really bad news for Republicans” in a Monday night post on his Truth Social platform, said
While lab-grown diamonds make up only about 10 per cent of total sales, their share of the overall market more than doubled between 2020 and 2022
When Isabelle Crew chose a lab-grown diamond instead of a traditionally mined sparkler for her engagement ring, one friend warned her it would have a lower resale value.
But with the 1.7-carat oval-shaped diamond solitaire of her dreams twinkling on her finger, the 28-year-old Toronto woman says she found it easy to laugh off those concerns.
“This is an engagement ring. I really hope I don’t have to resell it someday,” Crew said.
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Herbert Marcuse and John Zerzan counsel that technological society will inevitably deprive us of our freedom and psychological well being. Since the invention of the wheel, applied sciences have helped enhance people’ financial output. Past automation has both substituted and complemented labor; machines changed humans at some lower-paying jobs , but this was compensated by the creation of recent, higher-paying jobs.