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Encuentran sin vida al actor surcoreano Lee Sun-kyun, de la película ganadora del Oscar “Parasite”

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 04:43:30 GMT

SEÚL, Corea del Sur — Lee Sun-kyun, un popular actor surcoreano mejor conocido por su papel en la película ganadora del Oscar “Parasite”, fue encontrado sin vida el miércoles dentro de un vehículo en Seúl, informaron las autoridades. El hallazgo se produjo luego de varias semanas de una intensa investigación policial en torno a su supuesto uso de drogas.En un principio, la policía y los cuerpos de emergencia creían que Lee se encontraba en un estado de inconsciencia dentro del vehículo estacionado sobre una calle en el norte de la ciudad. El personal de emergencias confirmó posteriormente que estaba muerto, según el cuartel de policía de Seongbuk de la capital.La policía había estado buscando a Lee, de 48 años, después de recibir un reporte de su desaparición, indicó la policía de Seongbuk. Por qué a Trump le disgusta “Parasite”, la ganadora del Óscar a mejor película “Parasite” hace historia y se lleva el Oscar a mejor película del año ...

Michigan Supreme Court to allow Trump on 2024 primary ballot

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 04:43:30 GMT

LANSING, Mich (WLNS) — The Michigan Supreme Court has decided to deny a request to hear an appeal to allow former President Donald Trump to be on the state's primary ballot.According to Nexstar's The Hill, a liberal-leaning group had appealed a state appeals court ruling that concluded, regardless of whether the 14th Amendment disqualifies Trump from holding office, Michigan’s secretary of state lacks the legal authority to remove him from the ballot.The state’s high court, ruled by Democrats, said in an order, seen below, that the appeal was considered, but denied “because we are not persuaded that the questions presented should be reviewed by this court.”The ruling followed a Dec. 19 decision by a divided Colorado Supreme Court which found Trump ineligible to be president because of his role in the Jan. 6, 2021, attack on the U.S. Capitol. That ruling was the first time in history that Section 3 of the 14th Amendment has been used to disqualify a president...

Lakeland Police officer helps man propose to girlfriend

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 04:43:30 GMT

LAKELAND, Fla. (WSVN) — A college student from Lakeland devised a clever plan to surprise his girlfriend with a marriage proposal for the ages.Craig Vandenberg enlisted the help of a local police officer to execute his scheme. Pretending to be distressed, Craig informed his girlfriend, Emery, that he had lost his wallet. Unbeknownst to her, this was all part of an elaborate setup for the proposal.Bodycam footage from the police officer captured the heartwarming moment when Emery, concerned for her future fiance’s lost wallet, approached the officer for assistance. The scene quickly transformed into an unexpected proposal.In the footage, Emery expressed her gratitude to the officer before Craig took the opportunity to pop the question. The couple shared a sweet, private moment, unrecorded but undoubtedly filled with emotion.The scheme concluded with Emery saying “yes” to Craig’s creative and memorable proposal.

Asbestos concerns after pipe burst shuts down Manhattan streets

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 04:43:30 GMT

MANHATTAN, N.Y. (WSVN) — Manhattan’s East Side faced disruption as several streets are shut down due to a burst pipe, with concerns arising about potential asbestos exposure.On Wednesday morning, officials from the NYPD and firefighters took precautionary measures, closing off streets in the affected area. There were worries about asbestos being present in the pipe that burst, prompting authorities to request that anyone in proximity to the leak remains indoors while air samples are collected.The cause of the pipe burst is yet to be determined, and the closure of the affected streets is expected to last until further notice. As the situation unfolds, residents and commuters are advised to stay informed about developments in the ongoing response to this incident.Please check back on WSVN.com and 7News for more details on this developing story.

Serbian protesters ramp up claims of stolen election

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 04:43:30 GMT

BELGRADE — Young people and students, switching between playing football and lively dancing at a street crossing at noon in Belgrade, might fool a bystander into thinking they are just out to have a good time.Only their placards, and occasional chants, reveal they are blocking the street to protest against what they believe are rampant irregularities in Serbia’s Dec. 17 elections, which faced unusually sharp criticism from Brussels over the need for improvements in the voting process. On Dec. 24, anti-riot police swooped on protesters who had converged on Belgrade’s city hall and had broken windows there, beating some of the demonstrators. Following those clashes, the demonstrations show no sign of slowing this week, with thousands of people demanding the release of dozens of fellow protesters they say are in custody.Election monitors have raised serious questions about the way the election was conducted, in an EU candidate country where firebrand populist Pres...

Winthrop Police Lieutenant facing criminal charges put on leave

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 04:43:30 GMT

A Winthrop Police lieutenant is administrative leave after being charged with criminal offenses.Chief Terence Delehanty confirmed Wednesday that Lieutenant James Feeley was placed on leave from the Winthrop Police Department “pending the outcome of a criminal investigation headed by State Police Detectives assigned to the Suffolk County District Attorney’s Office.”Feeley is set to be arraigned Wednesday at Suffolk District Court.This is a developing story; stay with 7NEWS on-air and online for the latest updates.

Austrian business school cuts ties with Harvard University ‘in solidarity with the Jewish student community’

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 04:43:30 GMT

New York (CNN) — The Lauder Business School in Vienna, Austria, has severed ties with Harvard University “in solidarity with the Jewish student community,” according to a statement from the institution.“Since 2014, Lauder Business School has proudly been an affiliate of Professor Michael Porter’s Microeconomics of Competitiveness Network at Harvard University, and we have valued and enjoyed the productivity of this cooperation over the years,” said Daniella Sheinfeld, head of communications for Lauder Business School, in a statement. “However, due to recent events, Lauder Business School has decided to withdraw from this network.”The statement initially appeared in a Facebook post earlier this month. Jerusalem Post earlier reported the severed ties. A spokesman for Harvard did not respond to requests for comment.Harvard is embroiled in a series of crises, including its response to rising antisemitism on its campus, accusations of plagiarism against Pres...

Fantasy Fixer: Week 17

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 04:43:30 GMT

7’s Morey Hershgordon has the inside scoop on who to start and sit this week in Fantasy Fixer. Go set your lineups!

The New York Times sues OpenAI and Microsoft for copyright infringement

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 04:43:30 GMT

New York (CNN) — The New York Times has sued OpenAI and Microsoft for copyright infringement, alleging that the companies’ artificial intelligence technology illegally copied millions of Times articles to train ChatGPT and other services to provide people with information — technology that now competes with the Times.The complaint is the latest in a string of lawsuits that seek to limit the use of alleged scraping of wide swaths of content from across the internet — without compensation — to train so-called large language artificial intelligence models. Actors, writers, journalists and other creative types who post their works on the internet fear that AI will learn from their material and provide competitive chatbots and other sources of information without proper compensation.But the Times’ suit is the first among major news publishers to take on OpenAI and Microsoft, the most recognizable AI brands.In a complaint filed Wednesday, the Times said that Microsoft and O...

Hunter Henry’s injury played a factor in Patriots’ latest roster move

Published Tue, 04 Mar 2025 04:43:30 GMT

FOXBORO — The Patriots signed free-agent tight end La’Michael Pettway to their practice squad, filling one of four available spots, Tuesday.Head coach Bill Belichick said starting tight end Hunter Henry’s knee injury, which kept him from traveling to Denver for the Patriots’ 26-23 win over the Broncos, played a factor in the signing.Related ArticlesNew England Patriots | Patriots-Broncos film review: How Bailey Zappe is changing the offense New England Patriots | What has impressed Bill Belichick most about Patriots budding superstar New England Patriots | Bill Belichick gives extensive answer on Bailey Zappe’s improvements with Patriots New England Patriots | How Bill Belichick feels about Jets HC’s endorsement he hasn’t received from Patriots New England Patriots | Bill Belichick explains driving force behind Christian Barmore’s breakout season “We&...