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Maria Menounos Speaks Out After Losing Her Mom to Brain Cancer, Says She's 'Still Unpacking' Her Grief People 1 day ago © Provided by People Michael Loccisano/Getty Maria Menounos opened up publicly for the first time about her grief after losing her mother to brain cancer. The TV personality, 42, returned to her show, Better Together, on Thursday, and spoke about being a caretaker for her immunocompromised parents during the COVID-19 pandemic. "The intensity of that I'm still kind of unpacking right now," she said. In December, Menounos revealed that both her parents had been hospita...

Following several dozen reports that teenagers and young adults may have developed myocarditis after receiving their COVID-19 vaccine, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is investigating whether the mostly mild heart problems are a possible side effect of vaccination or if they are merely a coincidence.

The UN’s main human rights body will launch an investigation into “systematic discrimination and repression” in Israel and Palestine, with the aim of identifying what it said were the root causes of recent Gaza bloodshed. The proposal for unprecedented levels of scrutiny of alleged abuses, called at the request of Muslim states, was passed by the 47-member UN human rights council on Thursday. Opening the session in Geneva, the UN rights chief,...

Prominent businessman jailed for indecent assaults and corruption Jean Bell A prominent businessman has been jailed for two years and four months after indecently assaulting three men and attempting to bribe one of them to drop his complaint. After a four-week trial in March, the rich-lister was found guilty of three charges of indecent assault relating to three men, and two charges of attempting to dissuade a witness. The businessman's manager along with well-known entertainer Mika X have been sentenced to home detention for their individual part in a plan to get a witness to...

Air quality review indicates link between composite site odour and illness Robin Martin © Getty The review, which was prepared for the District Health Board, said neighbours could have been exposed to hydrogen sulphide, ammonia, benzene and other aromatic hydrocarbons. An independent review of air quality at a controversial composting and worm farming business in Taranaki has found there is most likely a relationship between illness in the community and odours emitting from the Uruti site. The review, which was prepared for the District Health Board, said neighbours could h...