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LSU Women’s Basketball Coach Kim Mulkey Fires Back at Washington Post: Threatens Legal Action

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BATON ROUGE, Louisiana – LSU women’s basketball coach Kim Mulkey is embroiled in a dispute with the Washington Post. After criticizing the newspaper over an upcoming article, Mulkey referred to reporter Kent Babb as “sleazy.” Despite the controversy surrounding her comments, the third-seeded LSU team managed to secure a victory against Middle Tennessee State in the NCAA Tournament to advance to the Sweet 16. Mulkey revealed that her players were unaware of the situation until they read about it online. She made it clear that she does not discuss negative press with her team. The … Read more

Former MediaLink Chief Michael Kassan Fires Back at UTA’s ‘Smear’ Effort, Citing ‘Broken Promises’

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LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA – United Talent Agency (UTA) has made amendments to its lawsuit against former MediaLink chief Michael Kassan, shifting its initial claims to arbitration. The lawsuit now includes new details of allegations of financial mismanagement against Kassan, who has denounced the litigation as a “smear” effort. UTA claims that Kassan blurred the lines between personal and business expenses during his time with the company, which acquired MediaLink for $125 million in December 2021. Although several claims have been dropped, UTA still accuses Kassan of threatening to breach the noncompete clause in his contract. … Read more

Lawyer Fires Back in Response to Slander Allegations Aiming at Rym Fikri, Late Husband’s Family in Spotlight

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Marrakech, Morocco – Rym Fikri, a well-known lawyer, is facing accusations of slander from the family of her late husband. Fikri, renowned for her expertise in human rights, has come under scrutiny after allegedly spreading false information about her in-laws. The family claims that Fikri has tarnished their reputation by making baseless accusations against them. Fikri, however, denies these allegations and is determined to defend herself. The controversy surrounding Fikri centers on her public statements regarding the treatment she received from her husband’s family following his passing. She has accused them of mistreating her, withholding … Read more

Montana Arson Trial Unveils Twisted Fentanyl Addiction Connection: Defendant Accused of Setting Fires for ‘One More Fix’

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POLSON, Montana – A trial began on Monday for accused arsonist Craig McCrea, who has been held on a $1 million bond since May 2022 in connection with four fires that occurred in July 2021. The largest of these fires, known as Boulder 2700, burned thousands of acres and forced evacuations in Finley Point. Prosecutors allege that McCrea started the fires to benefit his father, a firefighter for the Confederated Salish Kootenai Tribes. During the opening statements, Assistant Attorney General Thorin Geist told jurors that McCrea associated the smell of smoke with the opportunity to … Read more