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The U.S. Supreme Court’s newest justice, Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson, had “the most glamorous disclosures” on forms released Wednesday for seven of the high court’s justices, according to SCOTUSblog.

Councillors in the area where a man fell from a bonfire to his death last year were told six months ago that they “cannot simply ignore the activity and do nothing” — but that is what they seem to be doing, as vast bonfires are already under construction on council land.

A Co Antrim Eleventh Night bonfire where a man fell to his death last year is not expected to take place next month.

It will shock you not at all to learn which two Supreme Court justices blew off the financial disclosure deadline.

The organisers of a Co Antrim bonfire have launched a crowdfunding effort to pay for adjudicators from Guinness World Records to officially adjudicate their attempt to build the world’s tallest pyre.

Guinness World Records has been urged not to consider an attempt to construct a controversial 200ft Eleventh Night bonfire in Co Antrim.

As the D-Day landings are remembered this week, comparisons are being drawn to the upheaval in Ukraine.

STE MARE EGLISE, Normandy, France - While U.S. military officers here caution against too direct a comparison between the 1944 D-Day landings and Ukrain

While U.S. military officers caution against too direct a comparison between the 1944 D-Day landings and Ukraine's upcoming counteroffensive, the echoes of what Kyiv faces today are a dominant theme of this year's commemorations of the young U.S. soldiers who died on the Normandy beaches nearly 80 years ago.

The chairman of the Joint Chiefs, Gen. Mark Milley, has cautioned against too direct a comparison but says the goal ‘is certainly the same, to liberate occupied territory and to free a country that has been unjustly attacked by an aggressor nation’