Day: February 7, 2024

Mississippi mother sues poultry factory where 16-year-old son died in workplace accident

2:06 am February 7, 2024

The mother of a 16-year-old who died in a workplace accident at a Mississippi poultry factory is suing the companies that hired and employed him, accusing them of failing to follow safety standards that could have prevented his death. In court papers filed at the Forest County Circuit Court last week, attorneys for Edilma Perez […]

Toby Keith was ‘misunderstood’ because he was ‘painted in a certain way,’ rep says after his death

1:58 am February 7, 2024

Toby Keith was “misunderstood” because he was “painted in a certain way,” the late country star’s longtime rep Elaine Schock said this week following his death on Monday. “I loved Toby Keith,” Schock told People magazine on Tuesday. “He was brilliant, fun to be with and we would have some robust discussions. Plus, he could […]

Harmony Montgomery murder: Dad accused of killing New Hampshire girl smiles in court as jury selection begins

1:10 am February 7, 2024

The New Hampshire father accused of beating his 5-year-old daughter to death and hiding the murder for more than two years appeared in court Tuesday with a smile on his face as jury selection was underway for his trial. Adam Montgomery pleaded not guilty in 2022 to charges he killed his daughter Harmony Montgomery and […]

Travis Kelce predicts Jason Kelce will play for Eagles in 2024: ‘He’s got some football left in him’

1:04 am February 7, 2024

Jason Kelce continues to contemplate his NFL future, but his younger brother, Kansas City Chiefs star Travis Kelce, doesn’t think Jason’s ready to retire. It was reported the elder Kelce would be calling it quits following the Eagles’ disappointing playoff loss to the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, but he quickly squashed that rumor on the “New […]

Researchers use AI to decipher ancient Roman texts carbonized in deadly Mount Vesuvius eruption

1:04 am February 7, 2024

A set of ancient texts burned by the volcanic eruption on Mount Vesuvius in 79 A.D. have been deciphered thanks to a team of researchers using AI. The nearly 2,000-year-old texts were unreadable after being charred in a villa in Herculaneum, a Roman town near Pompeii. Believed to have been owned by the father-in-law of […]