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Searches for 'Amber Alert' are climbing in the United States as law enforcement agencies issue emergency alerts for missing minors. Reports include a statewide Silver Alert for a teenager from Lebanon, a search for four missing children in Reseda, California, and the arrest of a grandmother in the Monterey County 'Baby Angelita' suspected incest case.
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Actor Paul Bettany has publicly rejected the characterization of himself as Johnny Depp's close friend, saying he was misrepresented in that role. The remarks revive memories of Bettany's text exchanges with Depp, which surfaced during Depp's high-profile defamation battle with Amber Heard. The comments are drawing attention as the Depp saga continues to generate headlines and public debate on both sides.
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Amber Heard has given a rare personal update on her life after relocating from the United States to Spain. The actress has largely kept out of the public eye since her high-profile defamation trial with Johnny Depp, and news of her new life abroad is drawing renewed attention and discussion online.
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Amber Heard is drawing renewed attention in France as Aquaman 2 airs on TF1, with viewers once again asking why her character Mera has so little screen time. Director James Wan has addressed the question, explaining the reduced role, reviving debate over whether it was a creative choice or linked to the backlash around her legal dispute with Johnny Depp.
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Chivas youngster Hugo Camberos, alongside Santiago Sandoval, made his first appearances with the Mexican national team under coach Rafa Márquez, joining the squad's training sessions and featuring in the match against the United States. Márquez publicly explained why Camberos did not enter that game and assessed the debutants' performances, prompting debate among fans about the new generation of players being tested ahead of upcoming commitments.
- 6Democrats take control of both chambers of Congress●POWER SHIFT: Dems take control of both chambers of Congress
Fox News reports a power shift in Washington, saying Democrats have taken control of both the House and the Senate. The claim is drawing major attention given the implications for legislation, investigations and the balance of power with the White House. Details on how or when the shift happened were not provided in the headline, and it stands in contrast to the current makeup of Congress.