‘Unlawful appointment’: Federal judge rules Alina Habba serving illegally; acting US attorney for NJ removed

A US federal judge has ruled that Alina Habba, Donald Trump’s former lawyer, was unlawfully serving as acting US attorney for New Jersey, as her interim period expired in July. Judge Matthew Brann’s decision disqualifies Habba from ongoing cases, potentially voiding actions taken since July 1. The ruling, challenged by criminal defendants, halted legal proceedings.

Read More

ChatGPT-maker OpenAI rolls out shopping research tool to help users compare and buy smarter

OpenAI has launched a new AI-powered shopping research tool within ChatGPT, offering real-time product information, pricing, reviews, and availability. This feature allows users to compare products, track discounts, and receive personalized recommendations, aiming to simplify purchase decisions. The tool is now available on mobile and web for all ChatGPT users through the holidays.

Read More

Cold plunges for weight loss? Why they might not work

Recent research from Coventry University casts doubt on cold plunges as a weight loss method, suggesting they may increase food intake due to the body’s ‘after-drop’ effect. The study found participants consumed more calories post-immersion, potentially negating any fat-burning benefits. While cold plunges offer wellness advantages, they shouldn’t be relied upon for weight loss without…

Read More

Piloo Vidyarthi once addressed reports of ‘fat alimony’ after separation from husband Ashish Vidyarthi: ‘Divorce can’t be this easy…’

Piloo Vidyarthi addressed media speculation surrounding her separation from Ashish Vidyarthi, emphasizing her resilience and decision to retain her surname due to personal significance and practical reasons. She gracefully acknowledged Ashish’s wife, Rupali Barua, highlighting Rupali’s understanding nature and acceptance of Piloo’s choice. Piloo focuses on moving forward with strength and clarity.

Read More

Can’t move to Pakistan: Man who caused five-vehicle crash, killed 1, allowed to stay in Canada; wife says children don’t know Urdu

A Pakistani man, Yasir Baig, who caused a fatal 2018 crash in Ontario, has been granted permission to remain in Canada despite an earlier deportation order. Baig’s appeal was successful due to humanitarian grounds, citing his family’s possible hardships if they were deported to Pakistan, including his sons’ learning disabilities and language barriers. The court…

Read More