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View gallery Image Credit: Getty Images Lindsey Vonn had to be airlifted from her final downhill race before the 2026 Winter Olympics. Her January 30, 2026, crash concerned onlookers and viewers, as many wondered if she would make it to the Milano Cortina Games this year. Fortunately, the ski champion was able to update her social media followers on her condition post-crash. Below, find out what happened to Lindsey and how she’s doing now. How Old Is Lindsey Vonn Now? Lindsey is currently 41 years old. What Happened to Lindsey Vonn? Pre-Olympics Crash On January 30, Lindsey lost control while…

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View gallery Image Credit: Getty Images for RFK Ripple Of H Don Lemon is one of the most recognizable faces in journalism. As a former anchor on CNN for nearly 10 years, many viewers are very familiar with Don and his political commentary. After almost a decade of hosting on the air (and more contributing), the anchor announced that he’d been fired by the news organization in a tweet in April 2023. Don took to Twitter to share his statement, claiming that he was blindsided by the firing. “I was informed this morning by my agent that I have been terminated…

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Image Credit: Adobe Stock A private photo album on a kitchen tablet says a lot about a house: it shows what a family chooses to keep close. For parents weighing similar questions, a practical internet safety guide for kids can help make the shift toward control rather than exposure. Privacy can be framed not as retreat, but as a tool that protects space, time, and even childhood. Privacy As Power, Not Paranoia Privacy can sound like hiding, yet in practice, it’s a steady exercise of agency. It’s less about retreating from the world and more about setting boundaries that hold…

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The works will affect trains from Monday to Friday (January 26 to January 29). We have broken down the details so you can plan ahead. Engineering work is taking place overnight at various locations on the Southeastern network, closing some lines. Monday to Wednesday (January 26 to January 28): Engineering work is taking place at Lewisham, closing all lines from 11.15pm. From approximately then, trains will not be able to stop at Lewisham. Trains via Bexleyheath will not run or will be diverted to run via Sidcup. On Monday and Tuesday, trains on the Hayes line will be diverted after New Beckenham…

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Image Credit: Getty Images for RFK Ripple Of H Don Lemon, the journalist and former CNN anchor, was arrested by federal agents on Thursday, January 29. The 59-year-old has been an active supporter of anti-Immigration and Customs Enforcement protests this month as tensions came to a head with the deaths of Renée Good and Alex Pretti. Since the news of Lemon’s arrest broke early on January 30, many are wondering why he was taken into custody. His attorney, Abbe Lowell, confirmed his arrest in a statement shared via Instagram. It read, “Don Lemon was taken into custody by federal agents…

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Drivers faced long delays this morning after a crash involving a car and a lorry.It happened on the A2070 Bad Munstereifel Road near Ashford at around 6am.The crash took place on the A2070 Bad Munstereifel Road near Ashford. Picture: Google MapsThere was queueing traffic in the area between the Truck Stop roundabout and the Sevington roundabout, with delays easing from around 8.30am.Police were called to the scene and the road was shut while the vehicles were recovered.No injuries have been reported.Listen to kmfm for the latest travel and traffic news. Source link

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The 1,035 square feet shop is set to open on Saturday, February 7, and will be the Kent-based centre’s first new brand of 2026. It will be located on the Lower Guildhall, between Hobbs and Polo Ralph Lauren. Founded in Auckland in 1987, Rodd & Gunn specialises in premium menswear and is known for its focus on ethically sourced and environmentally responsible clothing. The brand works with international mills to produce garments designed to be durable and low impact. The new Bluewater store will stock Rodd & Gunn’s range of clothing, footwear and accessories, alongside its two-year guarantee on all…

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Image Credit: NurPhoto via Getty Images The price of gold has skyrocketed to brand-new heights, and investors are speculating how long the surge could last and what this means for them. The latest talk of the town in finance is JPMorgan global market strategist Nikolaos Panigirtzoglou, who revealed that gold prices reached a major milestone in January 2026. For context, gold has doubled in price compared to 2025. According to Panigirtzoglou’s theory, via Market Watch, “This 4.6% allocation to gold would imply a theoretical price of $8,000-$8,500. … “This raises the risk of profit taking or mean reversion in both…

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Image Credit: Getty Images for The Recording A The 2026 Grammy Awards are almost here, and music fans everywhere are gearing up for a night of unforgettable performances, surprise collaborations, and the biggest wins in the industry. This year’s ceremony features some of the year’s most celebrated artists — from Kendrick Lamar, Lady Gaga, and Bad Bunny leading the nominees to a stacked performance lineup including Justin Bieber, Sabrina Carpenter, Pharrell Williams, and all eight Best New Artist nominees like Addison Rae and Leon Thomas. Whether you’re a casual listener or a die-hard fan, you won’t want to miss a…

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Image Credit: AFP via Getty Images Gold and silver prices are dominating market headlines in January 2026, surging toward near-record highs as investors pile into safe-haven assets amid growing economic and geopolitical uncertainty. According to Reuters, spot gold climbed sharply, touching historic levels above $5,000 per ounce, while silver has also seen significant gains this year. Often seen as a hedge against volatility, these precious metals have drawn strong demand as markets react to shifting global conditions — and today’s prices underscore how much momentum has built in the metals space. Below, we break down where gold and silver prices…

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