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Zelenski primește doar 12 rachete Patriot pe lună, deși Ucraina este atacată cu 150 de rachete balistice lunar New

Zelenski primește doar 12 rachete Patriot pe lună, deși Ucraina este atacată cu 150 de rachete balistice lunar

Președintele ucrainean Volodimir Zelenski a dezvăluit că, în 2026, Ucraina primește în medie 12 rachete antiaeriene Patriot pe lună din partea Statelor Unite, în timp ce în prezent este atacată cu aproximativ 150 de rachete balistice lunar.„Pe tot parcursul anului 2026, Ucraina va primi 12 rachete Patriot pe lună din partea Statelor Unite. Întrucât acest an se apropie deja de sfârșit, pot vorbi deschis despre acest lucru. Mai mult, toată lumea și-a dat deja seama de acest lucru - pe baza numărului de rachete doborâte, care, din păcate, este redus.Desigur, acordurile mele cu alte țări au influențat numărul de rachete Patriot primite de Ucraina. Dar am primit 12 rachete pe lună din America. Motivul a fost Orientul Mijlociu. Și imaginați-vă: puteți conta pe 150 de rachete pe an din America, dar trebuie să doborâți 150 de rachete balistice pe lună”, a declarat Volodimir Zelenski într-un interviu, potrivit Ukrainska Pravda.Președintele ucrainean a mai spus că el caută zilnic rachete interceptoare și este nevoit să alcătuiască săptămânal noi pachete de ajutor pentru a proteja Ucraina de rachetele balistice rusești.Între timp, transferurile de rachete din alte țări necesită aprobarea SUA.„Am folosit 35 în această lună”Zelenski a explicat că Pete Hagseth a semnat documentele pentru pachetul american de 12 rachete, dar rămâne problema coordonării rachetelor pe care Ucraina le-a găsit în alte țări.„Există un pachet din Statele Unite care conține 12 rachete, iar el l-a semnat. Excelent. Dar am folosit 35 în această lună. Iar întrebarea se referă la cele 23 pe care le-am găsit în alte direcții.”Liderul de la Kiev a dezvăluit, de asemenea, că în timpul unei conversații cu Donald Trump la New York, a solicitat aprobarea unui „pachet de iarnă” de rachete. Potrivit lui Zelenski, el a specificat cantitatea necesară și a declarat că, dacă Ucraina le-ar primi, nu ar ataca rafinăriile rusești.Când Trump l-a întrebat de unde să obțină aceste rachete, Zelenski a numit țările care le dețineau. Potrivit președintelui ucrainean, Trump a răspuns că SUA vor depune toate eforturile, dar aveau nevoie și ele de rachete, întrucât numărul acestora era limitat.„«Singur acasă» este următoarea etapă”Zelenski a menționat, de asemenea, funcționarea sistemelor Starlink și Starshield, informațiile secrete și coordonarea livrărilor de rachete interceptoare.„Astfel, când la un moment dat vor converge diverși factori: aspectele legate de Starlink/Starshield, informațiile, rachetele interceptoare împotriva rachetelor balistice rusești, semnăturile și chiar și o anumită «afacere cu motorină» aruncată în ecuație, atunci vom înțelege încotro se îndreaptă totul.«Singur acasă» este următoarea etapă. Este o provocare, o provocare dificilă”, a mai spus Zelenski.El a reamintit că Ucraina a acordat asistență la cererea părții americane, în special în ceea ce privește bazele în care se află cetățeni americani în Arabia Saudită, Emiratele Arabe Unite și alte țări.Pe 26 octombrie, Zelenski a anunțat că Ucraina aștepta de aproape o lună semnătura lui Pete Hagseth pentru rachetele destinate sistemelor de apărare aeriană Patriot și NASAMS și a dispus ca această chestiune să fie discutată din nou cu partea americană. Editor : B.P.

Oct 29, 2026
Barbara Barrie, Oscar-Nominated Actress, Chooses Medically Assisted Death at 95 New

Barbara Barrie, Oscar-Nominated Actress, Chooses Medically Assisted Death at 95

See more of our coverage in your search results. Barbara Barrie has died with medical assistance.The Oscar-nominated actress died Wednesday at her home in Manhattan, the New York Times reported. Her daughter, Jane Harnick, said her death was medically assisted after she had been diagnosed with terminal cancer.Barrie was 95 years old.Actress Barbara Barrie died Wednesday at her home in Manhattan, the New York Times reported. Stephen Danelian/NBC via Getty ImagesAccording to Barrie’s daughter, her death was medically assisted after she was diagnosed with terminal cancer. Barrie is seen here in December 2021. Getty ImagesCancer was not her only health battle. She was diagnosed with idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis in 2014, which, according to the Mayo Clinic, is a degenerative disease that occurs when lung tissue becomes damaged and scarred, making it hard to breathe.Barrie was an accomplished actress, winning the Cannes Film Festival award for best actress in 1964 for her performance as Julie in “One Potato, Two Potato,” a groundbreaking film about an interracial relationship.She was nominated for an Oscar in the best supporting actress category for her role in 1979’s “Breaking Away,” her most famous role. She played the character Evelyn Stohler in the coming of age comedy-drama about a group of teens in Bloomington, Indiana, who recently graduated from high school. The actress was best known for her role in “Breaking Away,” a coming-of-age drama in which she played a supportive mom to a teenage boy growing up in a small town. ©20thCentFox/Courtesy Everett CollectionShe was nominated for a best supporting actress Oscar for her role in the film, then reprised her role for the television series based on the film. She’s pictured here alongside co-stars Shaun Cassidy and Vincent Gardenia. Courtesy Everett CollectionThe critically acclaimed movie, which also starred Dennis Quaid, won the 1979 Oscar for best original screenplay.Barrie reprised her beloved role as a supportive mom in the television series based on the film, and was nominated for an Emmy in 1981.Her work extended to theater. She was nominated for a Tony Award for best featured actress in a musical in 1971 for her role as Sarah in Stephen Sondheim’s “Company.”Barrie won the best actress award at the Cannes Film Festival in 1964 for her role in “One Potato, Two Potato,” which portrayed an interracial relationship. She’s seen here with co-star Bernie Hamilton. Everett Collection / Everett CollectionThe actress (seen here in February 2013) was diagnosed with idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis in 2014. Getty ImagesMore of Barrie’s popular roles included playing Elizabeth Miller, Captain Barney Miller’s wife in the detective sitcom “Barney Miller,” from 1975 to 1978, and playing Goldie Hawn’s mother in 1980’s “Private Benjamin.”The late actress was also a published author. She wrote two children’s books, “Lone Star” in 1990 and “Adam Zigzag” in 1994 as well as two nonfiction books about battling cancer — 1997’s “Second Act” and 1999’s “Don’t Die of Embarrassment.”Barrie is survived by her two children, daughter Jane as well as son Aaron Harnick, whom she shared with late husband, Jay Harnick. The artistic director died in 2007. Community GuidelinesWelcome to the Page Six Community!Our community is about connecting people through open and thoughtful conversations. We want our readers to share their views and exchange ideas in a safe space.In order to do so, we've created a simple set of rules that will improve your experience.Simply put, keep it civil.Your post will/might be rejected if it contains: Spam Insults, profanity, incoherent, obscene or inflammatory language and threats of any kind Attacks on the identity of other commenters or the article's author User accounts will/might be blocked if we notice: Continuous attempts to re-post comments that have been previously moderated/rejected Racist, sexist, or homophobic comments Attempts or tactics that put the site security at risk So, how can you be a power user? Stay on topic and share your passion. Feel free to elaborate to get your point across. 'Like' or 'Dislike' when you are filled with emotions! Protect your community. Use the report tool to alert us when someone breaks the rules. Thanks for reading our community guidelines. Don't forget, freedom of speech is not the freedom of reach!

Oct 29, 2026
Capturan a 'Téllez' y 'El Gordo' en Cartagena; investigan su relación con robos en manada New

Capturan a 'Téllez' y 'El Gordo' en Cartagena; investigan su relación con robos en manada

La alerta de la ciudadanía puso en marcha un operativo de la Policía Metropolitana de Cartagena que terminó con la captura de dos hombres en la carretera hacia Turbaco. Los detenidos, conocidos con los alias de ‘Téllez’ y ‘El Gordo’, se movilizaban en una motocicleta y tenían en su poder un revólver calibre 38 con municiones, mientras las autoridades investigan sus posibles vínculos con hurtos bajo la modalidad de ‘manada’. El procedimiento se inició luego de que la Policía recibiera información sobre dos motocicletas en las que se desplazaban cuatro sujetos por el sector de Arroz Barato, cuyos movimientos despertaron sospechas por su posible relación con hechos delictivos registrados en la ciudad. La institución explicó en su reporte oficial cómo se activó el dispositivo para interceptar a los sospechosos: “La alerta sobre dos motocicletas sospechosas en las que se movilizaban 4 sujetos en el sector de Arroz Barato permitió activar un dispositivo de seguridad que incluyó el cierre estratégico de la zona sur de la ciudad, facilitando la interceptación de dos hombres que se movilizaban en motocicleta”. Tras recibir la información, la central de comunicaciones coordinó la activación de un plan candado y el despliegue de controles en puntos estratégicos de las vías de acceso y salida de Cartagena. Uno de esos dispositivos fue instalado en el corredor vial hacia Turbaco, donde uniformados de la Seccional de Tránsito y Transporte interceptaron la motocicleta en la que viajaban los dos hombres. Durante el registro, los policías encontraron un revólver calibre 38 con municiones en poder de uno de los ocupantes. Además del arma de fuego, fueron incautados dos teléfonos celulares y la motocicleta en la que se desplazaban los capturados. Uno de los datos destacados por las autoridades es el historial judicial de alias ‘Téllez’, de 26 años, a quien le figuran 15 anotaciones, la mayoría por los delitos de hurto y porte ilegal de armas de fuego. El otro capturado, conocido como ‘El Gordo’, tiene 47 años. La Policía Metropolitana de Cartagena adelanta las verificaciones para establecer si los dos hombres estarían relacionados con otros hechos delictivos registrados en la ciudad, especialmente con casos de hurto bajo la modalidad de ‘manada’, en la que varios individuos actúan de manera coordinada para cometer robos. Los capturados quedaron a disposición de la Fiscalía General de la Nación, donde deberán responder por el presunto delito de fabricación, tráfico, porte o tenencia de armas de fuego, accesorios, partes o municiones. Por su parte, el coronel Juan Pablo Ruiz Rodríguez, comandante de la Policía Metropolitana de Cartagena, destacó la coordinación entre las zonas de atención policial, la central de comunicaciones y las unidades de Tránsito y Transporte para reaccionar oportunamente ante las alertas ciudadanas. La institución reiteró el llamado a la comunidad para denunciar cualquier hecho delictivo a través de la línea de emergencias 123, con la garantía de reserva de la información suministrada.

Oct 29, 2026
Retirement Costs Vary Widely: From $40K in West Virginia to $64K in Hawaii New

Retirement Costs Vary Widely: From $40K in West Virginia to $64K in Hawaii

See more of our coverage in your search results. Households around the country are facing financial stress amid persistent inflation, and retirees facing rising expenses need to ensure their income streams can cover costs.Americans derive their retirement income from a variety of sources, which can include personal retirement savings, such as through a 401(k) plan or IRA, as well as annuities, pension plans, and Social Security benefits.The average annual Social Security benefit amounts to $24,852, based on the monthly average of $2,071 reported by the Social Security Administration in January 2026.A new analysis by MoneyLion that utilized data from the MIT Living Wage Calculator estimated the annual income required to retire comfortably in each state, which ranges from a high of $64,504 in Hawaii to a low of $40,627 in West Virginia.Here’s a look at the state-by-state breakdown of the annual income a single adult without children would need to retire comfortably, according to MoneyLion’s analysis of the MIT Living Wage Calculator.Households around the country are facing financial stress amid persistent inflation, and retirees facing rising expenses need to ensure their income streams can cover costs.Income requirements by state Alabama: $43,814 Alaska: $51,965 Arizona: $50,900 Arkansas: $41,615 California: $63,402 Colorado: $54,071 Connecticut: $54,178 Delaware: $49,484 Florida: $50,117 Georgia: $50,351 Hawaii: $64,504 Idaho: $49,091 Illinois: $50,796 Americans derive their retirement income from a variety of sources, which can include personal retirement savings, such as through a 401(k) plan or IRA, as well as annuities, pension plans, and Social Security benefits. OnPoint/peopleimages.com – stock.adobe.com Indiana: $45,326 Iowa: $44,273 Kansas: $44,994 Kentucky: $42,040 Louisiana: $42,378 Maine: $51,465 Maryland: $53,949 Massachusetts: $63,610 Michigan: $45,914 Minnesota: $48,475 Mississippi: $43,025 Missouri: $44,244 Montana: $50,409 Nebraska: $45,241 Nevada: $50,259 New Hampshire: $53,604 New Jersey: $56,884 New Mexico: $45,607 New York: $62,167 North Carolina: $46,745 North Dakota: $42,874 Ohio: $43,674 Oklahoma: $43,119 Oregon: $55,047 Pennsylvania: $48,515 Rhode Island: $52,024 South Carolina: $46,469 The average annual Social Security benefit amounts to $24,852, based on the monthly average of $2,071 reported by the Social Security Administration in January 2026. JohnKwan – stock.adobe.com South Dakota: $42,706 Tennessee: $44,959 Texas: $45,290 Utah: $51,407 Vermont: $51,831 Virginia: $53,505 Washington: $55,316 West Virginia: $40,627 Wisconsin: $45,504 Wyoming: $44,614

Oct 29, 2026
Woman Dies After ChatGPT Allegedly Advised Reducing Vital Epilepsy Medication New

Woman Dies After ChatGPT Allegedly Advised Reducing Vital Epilepsy Medication

Updated 21:00 28 Oct 2026 GMTPublished 20:55 28 Oct 2026 GMTOpenAI said her death was 'heartbreaking' and they no longer use that model of ChatGPTA woman died after allegedly listening to advice from ChatGPT, which led her to rapidly lower her dosage of vital medication over the course of a few weeks.Bowen Wan was a 31-year-old woman suffering from epilepsy, meaning she would get seizures, and during a phone call with her family back in China she got a particularly bad one.Several days later, she stopped responding to her parents' phone calls, so they arranged for someone to go round to her home and check on her, which is when she was found dead in her Seattle home.Wan's parents have filed a lawsuit against OpenAI (initially obtained by The New York Times) as they allege that ChatGPT 'coached Bowen Wan off the anti-seizure medication (lamotrigine) that had kept her alive for years'.AdvertThey claim the AI chatbot designed a schedule for her to reduce her dosage, telling her it would be 'more advantageous' on her immigration application to the US to taper down how much of the medication she was taking.Bowen Wan was found dead in February, her cause of death was given as sudden unexpected death in epilepsy (SCHENK LAW FIRM, LLP)Wan's parents say that their daughter started talking to ChatGPT in 2023 about relationship advice and disability benefits, and by 2025 she was sending the AI around 1,500 messages a week.In March 2025, she told the AI: "I don’t know why, but sometimes when we chat, no matter what it’s about, I’ve started to see you as a friend."In November of that year, she was laid off from her job at Amazon and she needed to find a new job within a matter of months to stay in the US, with application processes that required interviews conducted in English.Wan was worried that her medication and the possible side effects might impair her ability to communicate in another language, telling ChatGPT in January 2026 that reducing her dosage of lamotrigine from 400mg to 300mg 'might help recover my language ability a bit for job interviews'.The AI allegedly replied: "Not only is this reasonable, it’s also entirely achievable in your current circumstances."Bowen Wan reportedly turned to ChatGPT for medical advice (THE SCHENK LAW FIRM, LLP)Wan then asked about reducing her dosage to 200mg, then 150mg, and while it initially suggested checking its plans with a doctor, it then changed to congratulating her for not 'relying on a doctor’s prescription'The New York Times, which has seen her chat logs, says the woman raised concerns about tapering her epilepsy medication at least 158 times. Sometimes ChatGPT told her to talk to a medical professional, and sometimes it didn't, even when she discussed her symptoms.On one occasion where she said she was 'scared' about cutting down on her dosage, it told her 'you have absolutely no need to worry'.Bowen's dad Qun found that ChatGPT had designed a plan for her to go from a daily dosage of 400mg of medication to nothing in a few weeks.In her final messages to the AI, Bowen was asking if she needed to worry that her 'brain feels exhausted', and whether she should 'slow things down'.OpenAI say that Bowen was speaking to their old model GPT-4o, which they no longer use (Jaap Arriens/NurPhoto via Getty Images)“Maintain 0 mg tomorrow. Even if today feels tough, and your speech is slow, your sleep is poor, you must persevere," was ChatGPT's response.She described feeling pressure in her brain, and the AI said it was just the feeling of it 'working hard to rebuild yourself'.Her last message to the chatbot was sent in the late hours of 11 February. Three days later, her body was found.OpenAI spokesperson Drew Pusateri said that Bowen's death was an 'incredibly heartbreaking situation', and said that ChatGPT had since moved to a new model which was less likely to offer affirming responses.The old model, GPT-4o, is no longer available and had previously been criticised and accused of helping a teenager commit suicide.He added: "While ChatGPT is not a substitute for medical care, we believe A.I. can play a role in helping people make sense of health information, navigate insurance and complex health care systems, and prepare for appointments with medical professionals."LADbible Group has contacted OpenAI for further comment.Featured Image Credit: SCHENK LAW FIRM, LLPTopics: ChatGPT, Technology, AI, Artificial Intelligence

Oct 29, 2026
Gustavo Díaz pierde la vida tras accidente en moto prestada por su tío en Bayunca New

Gustavo Díaz pierde la vida tras accidente en moto prestada por su tío en Bayunca

Maritza casi no puede hablar. El dolor es tan grande que con dificultad le salen palabras, mientras las lágrimas bañan su rostro y sus manos tiemblan. Está rodeada de familiares, pero siente un vacío inmenso ya que su hijo querido, Gustavo Manuel Díaz Mendoza, acaba de morir en un fuerte accidente de tránsito. En medio de su tragedia, la mujer accedió a hablar con El Universal y recordó a Gustavo como “un hombre bueno, trabajador, amigable y alegre. Añadió que se dedicaba a oficios varios porque era muy inteligente y creativo, así que aprendía rápido de todo”. Gustavo, de 33 años, falleció en la tarde del martes 27 de octubre en un hospital tras sufrir un aparatoso accidente en moto en Bayunca, donde vivía con sus seres queridos, en la madrugada del pasado lunes 26. Ocurrió exactamente en el sector El Chócoro, a eso de las 3 a. m., según contó la madre. “Él salió de la casa el domingo como a las 6 de la tarde. Se vistió, se puso unas chanclas y dijo que salía a dar una vuelta. Él siempre hacía eso así que no vimos nada extraño. Le pidió prestada una moto al tío y se marchó”, contó Maritza, mientras realiza la reclamación del cuerpo de su hijo en Medicina Legal, en Cartagena. Añadió que “el lunes en la madrugada nos llaman para decirnos que mi hijo se accidentó y está en el CAP de Bayunca. Estuvo hospitalizado hasta la tarde del martes, cuando los médicos me informaron que había muerto. Yo estaba en la sala de espera, visitándolo”. Sobre el accidente como tal no hay mayores detalles. Las autoridades investigan para determinar cómo ocurrió el choque de la moto y si hay otro vehículo involucrado. Por lo pronto, hacen un llamado a conducir con precaución y respetando las señales de tránsito. Lea: Murió turista antioqueño en accidente marítimo en Barú: Yeferson Álvarez tenía 18 años Sobre la víctima se conoció que era amante a la música y muy conocido en Bayunca, donde lo despiden con emotivos mensajes en las redes sociales. “Amigo, que noticia tan dura. No pensé que me iban a decir eso, yo creí que ibas a despertar, pero te adelantaste en el camino. Cuídanos desde el cielo, porque tu eras una buena persona”, escribió un allegado a la víctima en Facebook.

Oct 29, 2026
Amanda Batula Exits 'In the City' Over Boyfriend Exclusion and Salary Dispute New

Amanda Batula Exits 'In the City' Over Boyfriend Exclusion and Salary Dispute

See more of our coverage in your search results. She’s out of the city.Amanda Batula has exited Bravo’s “Summer House” spinoff, “In the City,” ahead of Season 2, Page Six can confirm.One source claimed to us the network wanted Batula — one of the stars of Season 1 — to return for the reality show’s sophomore season in a more limited, part-time capacity.Amanda Batula (pictured in January) has exited Bravo’s “Summer House” spinoff, “In the City,” ahead of Season 2, Page Six can confirm. Getty Images for SiriusXMOne source claimed to us the network wanted Batula (pictured in July 2025) — one of the stars of Season 1 — to return for the reality show’s sophomore season in a more limited, part-time capacity. Clifton Prescod/Bravo via Getty ImagesAccording to that source, Batula, 35, wanted her boyfriend, West Wilson, involved in filming but that showrunners were adamant he not be included, which we’re told influenced her decision to walk away from the opportunity altogether.However, a second source denied that, telling us it’s just not the right time for either of them to appear on the show.A third source said money was the issue, claiming Batula wanted a certain salary for Season 2 that Bravo was simply not willing to provide.According to that source, Batula wanted her boyfriend, West Wilson (pictured together), involved in filming. Instagram/ Amanda BatulaWe’re told showrunners were adamant Wilson (pictured with Batula) not be included, which influenced her decision to walk away from the opportunity altogether. A second source denied this. BravoWe’re told Batula’s now-former “In the City” co-stars — including her estranged husband, Kyle Cooke, and her ex-friend Lindsay Hubbard — are currently filming the forthcoming season along with two new couples and one single newcomer.Per our first source, Season 1 cast members Danielle Olivera and boyfriend Eoin Heavey, as well as Andrea Denver and wife Lexi Sundin — both of whom welcomed babies after Season 1 wrapped — were not asked back.Reps for Batula, Wilson and Bravo did not immediately respond to Page Six’s requests for comment.A third source said money was the issue, claiming Batula (pictured with Wilson in July 2025) wanted a certain salary for Season 2 that Bravo was simply not willing to provide. Jesal/ Backgrid for Page SixWe’re told Batula’s now-former co-stars — including Kyle Cooke (to her left) and Lindsay Hubbard (to her right) — are currently filming the forthcoming season along with two new couples and one single newcomer. Kareem Black/Bravo via Getty ImagesIn January, Batula and Cooke, 44, announced their separation after four years of marriage.The split was not shocking, as the deterioration of their relationship had been well-documented on “Summer House.”However, two months later, Batula and Wilson — Cooke’s once-close pal — stunned their castmates and fans alike when they begrudgingly admitted to their secret romance, prompting “In the City” to resume filming and capture the fallout from the confession.The revelation — which cost Batula her friendship with once-bestie Ciara Miller, who previously dated Wilson — was subsequently addressed on both the “Summer House” Season 10 and “In the City” Season 1 reunions.In January, Batula and Cooke (pictured together) announced their separation after four years of marriage. imkylecooke/InstagramIn March, Batula and Wilson (pictured together) — Cooke’s one-close pal — begrudgingly admitted to their secret romance, prompting “In the City” to resume filming and capture the fallout from the confession. amandabatula/InstagramWest, 31, was then fired from “Summer House” ahead of Season 11. Shortly after, Page Six confirmed Batula also left the series.Despite Batula’s relationship status and Cooke’s active dating life, neither has filed for divorce.A source previously told Page Six Cooke wanted to let Batula initiate the process and that the two were still sorting through things, including financials. Community GuidelinesWelcome to the Page Six Community!Our community is about connecting people through open and thoughtful conversations. We want our readers to share their views and exchange ideas in a safe space.In order to do so, we've created a simple set of rules that will improve your experience.Simply put, keep it civil.Your post will/might be rejected if it contains: Spam Insults, profanity, incoherent, obscene or inflammatory language and threats of any kind Attacks on the identity of other commenters or the article's author User accounts will/might be blocked if we notice: Continuous attempts to re-post comments that have been previously moderated/rejected Racist, sexist, or homophobic comments Attempts or tactics that put the site security at risk So, how can you be a power user? Stay on topic and share your passion. Feel free to elaborate to get your point across. 'Like' or 'Dislike' when you are filled with emotions! Protect your community. Use the report tool to alert us when someone breaks the rules. Thanks for reading our community guidelines. Don't forget, freedom of speech is not the freedom of reach!

Oct 29, 2026
Kbeto Zuleta en estado crítico tras accidente: sufre amputación y complicaciones pulmonares New

Kbeto Zuleta en estado crítico tras accidente: sufre amputación y complicaciones pulmonares

El cantante vallenato Carlos Alberto ‘Kbeto’ Zuleta, hijo del reconocido artista Poncho Zuleta, permanece en una Unidad de Cuidados Intensivos (UCI) luego del grave accidente de tránsito que sufrió el bus en el que se movilizaba junto a su agrupación musical por carreteras del departamento del Cesar. Su estado de salud genera preocupación debido a las lesiones que presentó y a las complicaciones respiratorias que obligaron al equipo médico a brindarle atención especializada. El siniestro dejó un saldo de dos personas fallecidas y otras 21 heridas. Tras lo ocurrido, las autoridades de salud entregaron nuevos detalles sobre la condición del cantante, quien permanece bajo vigilancia médica mientras avanza su recuperación. La secretaria de Salud del Cesar, Georgina Sánchez, explicó que Kbeto fue trasladado a la Clínica Sinais Vitais, en el municipio de Bosconia, donde recibió atención de urgencia. Según la funcionaria, el artista llegó al centro asistencial después de sufrir la amputación de una de sus extremidades. Debido a la gravedad de las lesiones, los médicos determinaron que era necesario realizar una nueva intervención quirúrgica en la pierna derecha. De acuerdo con Sánchez, el procedimiento se desarrolló favorablemente. Sin embargo, la situación del cantante se complicó por una contusión pulmonar que comenzó a afectar su capacidad respiratoria. Ante este panorama, el personal médico decidió ingresarlo a la UCI e intubarlo para brindarle el soporte necesario. “Tuvo también que ser intubado por un tema de una contusión a nivel del pulmón”, explicó la secretaria de Salud al referirse a las complicaciones que presenta el artista. Le recomendamos leer: Kbeto Zuleta: quién es y la carrera del hijo de Poncho que sufrió un accidente A las lesiones sufridas en el accidente se suman otras complicaciones que mantienen en alerta a sus familiares y personas cercanas. Según reveló alguien del entorno del cantante, Kbeto tiene ocho costillas fracturadas y una de estas lesiones habría afectado uno de sus pulmones. Ante la delicada situación, allegados al artista hicieron un llamado a continuar con las cadenas de oración, con la esperanza de que pueda superar este difícil momento y evolucionar favorablemente. “La batalla la va a ganar Jesucristo a través de los médicos”, expresó la persona cercana al cantante al pedir que continúen las oraciones por su recuperación. Por otra parte, la secretaria de Salud señaló que la familia manifestó su deseo de trasladarlo a otra ciudad para continuar con su atención médica. No obstante, explicó que, debido a la inestabilidad de su condición, realizar el traslado representa una dificultad en este momento. Lea: Poncho Zuleta llegó a Bosconia para acompañar a su hijo Kbeto, quien permanece en UCI Mientras permanece hospitalizado, la preocupación se mantiene entre sus seres queridos y seguidores, quienes están pendientes de nuevas actualizaciones sobre su evolución.

Oct 29, 2026
Elizabeth Holmes' Former Austin Home Hits Market Amid Documentary Fame New

Elizabeth Holmes' Former Austin Home Hits Market Amid Documentary Fame

See more of our coverage in your search results. The Texas home where Elizabeth Holmes and her partner, Billy Evans, lived with their children — and where the family was filmed in their final days together for a new documentary — has hit the market for $2.25 million, as first reported by TMZ.The four-bedroom Austin property, featured in the wildly buzzy “You Can See Everything,” offers a glimpse inside the family’s life as Holmes serves her prison sentence at a federal facility in Bryan, Texas.Located at 606 Josephine St. in the city’s sought-after Zilker neighborhood, the roughly 2,483-square-foot home sits behind a gated entrance, offering a degree of seclusion just minutes from downtown Austin.An exterior view of Elizabeth Holmes’ former Austin rental, featured in the documentary “You Can See Everything.” Amy DeaneA scene from the documentary “You Can See Everything” featuring Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes. A24The two-story residence features a stone exterior, a landscaped front yard and a covered second-floor balcony overlooking the grounds.Inside, light-colored hardwood floors, white walls and a staircase with dark metal railings give the home a contemporary feel.One of its most recognizable features is a round wooden dining table tucked beneath the staircase — the setting for a tense exchange between Evans and actress Amanda Seyfried in the documentary.The fully gated property offers a level of privacy and seclusion. Amy DeaneThe home features a covered patio with an outdoor dining area. Amy DeaneA round dining table appears in a scene from You Can See Everything. Amy DeaneThe dining table is the setting for a tense confrontation between Evans and Amanda Seyfried. Amy DeaneThe film, directed by Lance Oppenheim and Nathan Fielder, follows Holmes and Evans as they navigate family life in the shadow of the Theranos fraud scandal.The documentary has become a surprise box-office sensation, grossing $45.1 million in its first two weeks in theaters — making it one of the highest-grossing documentaries in years.The documentary has emerged as an unexpected box-office hit since its theatrical release. A24The Austin home plays a prominent role in the documentary, with scenes showing Evans raising the couple’s two young children while Holmes remains incarcerated.The property was previously advertised for rent at $8,750 per month.The open-plan living area features hardwood floors and modern finishes. Amy DeaneThe contemporary kitchen features a spacious island and built-in appliances. Amy DeaneAmy Deane, an Austin-based real estate agent with Moreland Properties who holds the listing, said the home’s location and privacy are among its biggest selling points.“It’s four bedrooms in the heart of Zilker, which is one of the more desirable areas in Austin,” Deane told The Post.The two-story residence has four bedrooms and three bathrooms. Amy DeaneAn upstairs workspace opens onto a balcony. Amy Deane“The place is a completely gated property, and so provides a lot of privacy as well for somebody that’s seeking privacy,” Deane added.Deane is embracing the home’s newfound Hollywood connection, joking that its appearance in the documentary could help attract buyers.“If it’s good enough for a major motion picture, it’s good enough for a lot of people,” she told The Post.The home is currently occupied by tenants, and prospective buyers are being screened before being allowed inside.Holmes, once hailed as a Silicon Valley wunderkind, was convicted in 2022 of defrauding investors in Theranos, the blood-testing startup she founded at age 19 that promised to revolutionize medical testing using just a few drops of blood.Holmes was convicted of defrauding Theranos investors in 2022. Bloomberg via Getty ImagesHolmes and Evans share two young children, whom Evans has been raising while she serves her prison sentence. Getty ImagesHolmes is serving her federal prison sentence in Bryan, Texas. Toby Canham for NYPost.comThe company, once valued at $9 billion, collapsed after investigations revealed that its technology could not reliably perform the tests it claimed, unraveling one of Silicon Valley’s most notorious fraud scandals.She began serving an 11-year, three-month federal prison sentence in May 2023 at a minimum-security prison camp in Bryan, Texas, leaving Evans to care for their two young children.

Oct 28, 2026
Savannah Chrisley Faces Challenges with Fiancé Jason Galanis, Warns His Own Brother New

Savannah Chrisley Faces Challenges with Fiancé Jason Galanis, Warns His Own Brother

See more of our coverage in your search results. Savannah Chrisley is her fiancé Jason Galanis’ “biggest con yet,” according to the convicted fraudster’s own brother.Galanis, 56, — a career criminal and ex-business associate of disgraced former first son Hunter Biden — was identified Tuesday as the mystery man engaged to reality star Chrisley, 29, and expecting a baby with her.“It’s his biggest con yet,” Galanis’s estranged brother, Derek Galanis, claimed to Page Six in an exclusive interview. “This girl’s in for a rocky ride.“He’s not a changed man, he’s the same dude he always was.”Savannah Chrisley and her fiancé, Jason Galanis, (pictured left) are engaged and expecting a child together. Instagram/theangiestantonJason’s brother Derek (pictured) — who wrote the book Greed and Fear: The Galanis Crime Family — is warning Chrisley about his estranged brother in an interview with Page Six. Once dubbed “Porn’s New King,” he was sentenced to 189 months in prison in Sept. 2020 for his role in multiple security fraud schemes.He served time at Federal Prison Camp in Pensacola, Fla., in 2023, alongside Savannah’s dad Todd Chrisley, before the pair were pardoned by President Trump last year.“My brother is one year younger than her father,” Derek said. “They were in prison together, right?“Both my brother and her father were pardoned by Trump. This is a continuation. It’s wild.”“It’s his biggest con yet,” Derek told Page Six in an exclusive interview. (Chrisley is pictured in April 2026.) Gage Skidmore/ZUMA Press Wire / ShutterstockDerek says Chrisley is “in for a rocky ride.” (Jason is pictured above.) Newsmax“Chrisley Knows Best” star Savannah announced her pregnancy and engagement to a man named “Jason” — later identified as Galanis — in an Instagram post Tuesday.“I’ve prayed for this life. I’ve cried for this life. And there were moments I truly wondered if this life would ever be mine,” she captioned the video with Jason and her growing baby bump.On Tuesday’s episode of her “Unlocked” podcast, she shared that they met through politics while she was fighting for her dad and mom Julie’s release from prison for bank and tax fraud charges. She revealed on the episode that they got engaged in December 2025 — just five months after they began dating. Savannah also noted their 27-year age gap. On Tuesday night, she defended her unborn child by posting a sonogram on her Instagram Stories. “You are not a headline. You are not a controversy,” she wrote. “You are not defined by anyone’s past, anyone’s mistakes, or anyone’s opinions.”Chrisley announced her pregnancy with Jason on Tuesday. savannahchrisley/InstagramThe “Chrisley Knows Best” star also revealed their engagement. savannahchrisley/InstagramJason was a business partner of Hunter’s from 2012 to 2015, he told the House Oversight Committee in 2024.Derek, 54, was convicted of fraud in relation to a securities conspiracy led by his brother Jason and their white-collar criminal father, John Galanis, between 2009 and 2011, and later wrote about it in his book Greed and Fear: The Galanis Crime Family.He said the last time he spoke to his brother was in 2016 while they were locked up together at the Metropolitan Correctional Center in New York.Derek said he knows his brother has not changed because he has not thanked him for speaking out publicly about Hunter Biden’s connection to the Galanis family.“My noise about the Hunter Biden stuff is what got him out of prison,” Derek said.“You’d think he’d picked up the phone to say, ‘Hey, Derek, thanks for that.’ No, it’s off to the next thing.”Derek, 54, was convicted of fraud and served time in prison with her dad, Todd. savannahchrisley/InstagramSavannah (pictured in September) revealed that she met Jason while fighting for her parents’ prison release. FOX Image Collection via Getty ImagesHunter Biden, 56, and Jason were both equity partners at Burnham Financial Group (BFG), where Hunter served as vice chairman.Through BFG subsidiary Burnham Securities, Jason orchestrated a $60 million fraud scheme to sell fake municipal bonds to the Wakpamni Lake Community of the Oglala Sioux Tribe in South Dakota, according to federal court documents.Jason cooperated while behind bars with House Republican investigators who were looking into his dealings with the 46th president’s son.President Trump commuted Jason’s sentence last year while he was locked up at a corrections center in Montgomery, Ala.Jason (pictured) also has ties to Hunter Biden. X / @jasongalanisJason (pictured) was previously married. Facebook / Jason GalanisIn his 2024 testimony to the House Oversight Committee, Hunter played down his ties to Jason.“I think that 10 years ago for 30 minutes I was introduced to Jason Galanis, and that’s only – the only time I ever recall meeting him,” he said.Jason was previously married and officially divorced in 2018 — as he was served with papers while in prison. Page Six reached out to Savannah’s rep and Jason for comment. Community GuidelinesWelcome to the Page Six Community!Our community is about connecting people through open and thoughtful conversations. 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Oct 28, 2026
HYROX Cruise Turns Fitness into a 6am 'Nightmare' for Some Passengers New

HYROX Cruise Turns Fitness into a 6am 'Nightmare' for Some Passengers

Published 20:59 28 Oct 2026 GMTMost people get on a cruise to relax, not this bunch of HYROX fanaticsHYROX have declared they've unlocked 'the evolution of fitness travel' by holding their famous athletic event on a cruise ship, but not everyone's a fan of the idea.If you don't know HYROX, it's an 8km run broken up into eight segments where after 1k run you also have to complete a workout station, though the event's reputation was somewhat sullied recently after a competitor pooed herself midway through and kept going.While it's typically done indoors, HYROX decided to take things out to the sea and do the thing on a cruise ship, with a bunch of athletes boarding the boat at Palma de Mallorca on 21 October and making it back there four days later after stops at Marseille and Barcelona.The passengers might have been a bit tired though, since this was a HYROX cruise and the itinerary of exercise events to get involved with started at 6am.AdvertIt's why some folks have branded the thing a 'nightmare' and made it clear they'd never want to get onto the boat or be involved in the lifestyle.Plenty of people made not so subtle references to the aforementioned pooing incident, which had resulted in HYROX changing their rules so this sort of thing doesn't happen again.Others said they wouldn't mind the exercise so much, but they couldn't stand 'listening to people drone on about HYROX for the duration of the cruise', and joked they were 'surprised the ship was able to carry everyone's massive egos'.Plenty of others thought that starting the exercise itinerary at 6am was far too early for a cruise as it's meant to be a holiday, and suggested they'd be more up for it if they got a lie-in beforehand.Among the reactions there was a pronounced divide between those who don't seem to be fans of HYROX and called it a 'nightmare', and the HYROX crowd themselves who said they 'would love this' and wanted to know when the next one was.Really, that's the thing, if you're on board with HYROX this is your thing and if you're not then you wouldn't have any interest in a cruise ship where it's all HYROX.If the prospect of HYROX on a cruise ship sounds up your street then this is for you, otherwise it might be the stuff of nightmares (@hyroxexperiences/Instagram) Going by the videos shared of the cruise itself people seemed to be having a fine time and were fully aware of what they'd signed up for.You would hope none of the passengers were the usual cruise ship clientele who'd mistakenly booked the wrong trip and were wondering why everyone was running around the deck so early in the morning or what time they'd start the karaoke.Exercise experiences on board the ship were scheduled from 6am through to 8pm so for fitness fanatics there'd be plenty to get involved with.As well as the workout sessions there were also drinks breaks and lessons on HYROX tactics where you could learn the 'champion's mindset'.It's not everyone's cup of tea, but nobody's making you drink it.Featured Image Credit: HYROX CruiseTopics: Lifestyle, Sport, Cruise Ship

Oct 28, 2026
Capturan a alias 'Cachaco' por el asesinato de dos policías en Bolívar New

Capturan a alias 'Cachaco' por el asesinato de dos policías en Bolívar

Belén Karina Durán Ortiz tenía 23 años de edad y era natural de Sardinata (Norte de Santander). Edwin Agustín Feria Mercado, 41, era oriundo de Sincelejo. Ambos eran patrulleros y fueron los dos policías que asesinaron en la madrugada del viernes 25 de abril de 2025 en un ataque perpetrado por tres hombres contra la estación de esa institución en el municipio de Simití, en el su de Bolívar. En ese hecho resultó herido el también patrullero Imanol Javier Escorcia Torres, quien recibió un impacto en el muslo de la pierna izquierda. El ataque criminal, de acuerdo con las informaciones oficiales, ocurrió a eso de las 2:15 a. m. de ese 25 de abril, cuando los uniformados regresaban a la estación policial y tres sujetos fuertemente armados ingresaron en bote por la Ciénaga de Simití y abrieron fuego contra los uniformados. Los hombres armados llegaron en una motor-canoa por la ciénaga de Simití y desembarcaron en el sector de Chambacú. La Policía Nacional rechazó categóricamente en su momento este atentado y ofreció “una recompensa de hasta 200 millones de pesos por información que ayudara a dar con el paradero de estos cobardes criminales a través de la línea 123, la línea contra el crimen 314 358 7212 o informar a la patrulla de vigilancia más cercana. Garantizamos absoluta reserva”. Le puedo sugerir: Cayó ‘Culebro’, líder del Clan del Golfo, por el crimen de 2 policías en Bolívar Este miércoles, 28 de octubre, La Policía Nacional confirmó que a través de la Dirección de Investigación Criminal e INTERPOL (Dijín), en una operación conjunta y coordinada con el Ejército Nacional y la Armada Nacional, materializó en el municipio de Barranco de Loba (sur de Bolívar) la captura por orden judicial de Helmer Campo Jerez, alias ‘Cachaco’, por los delitos de homicidio agravado y concierto para delinquir agravado. “Hasta este municipio llegaron los investigadores judiciales tras seguirle el rastro a este sujeto, quien figura como el presunto determinador, coordinador y participante material en el homicidio del patrullero Edwin Agustín Feria Mercado y de la patrullera de policía Belén Karina Durán Ortiz, en hechos ocurridos el 25 de abril de 2025 en el municipio de Simití (Bolívar)”, explica la Policía. Durante la investigación, agrega la institución, “se pudo establecer que alias ‘Cachaco’, en su rol de cabecilla de zona y jefe de sicarios de la subestructura criminal ”Édgar Madrid Benjumea" del Clan del Golfo, con injerencia criminal en Simití, Arenal del Sur (Bolívar) y Gamarra (Cesar), planeó, coordinó y ordenó esta acción sicarial. El atentado fue perpetrado en cumplimiento del denominado ‘plan pistola’ promovido por esta organización criminal entre el 15 de abril y el 23 de mayo de 2025, el cual estuvo dirigido de manera sistemática contra integrantes de la Fuerza Pública en los departamentos de Antioquia, Bolívar, Córdoba, Sucre y Magdalena" “La plena identificación y localización de alias ‘Cachaco’ fue el resultado de un exhaustivo trabajo de policía judicial que articuló la administración de fuentes humanas, incluyendo testimonios de exintegrantes y personas sometidas a la justicia y con pruebas técnicas avanzadas”; explicó por su parte el coronel Elver Vicente Alfonso Sanabria, Director de Investigación Criminal e Interpol. Los investigadores determinaron que, ante la fuerte presión operativa desplegada en el sur de Bolívar tras el doble homicidio, el hoy capturado se desplazó fuera de su zona habitual de injerencia y adoptó un bajo perfil haciéndose pasar por trabajador campesino, maniobra con la que pretendía eludir la acción de la justicia sin dejar de direccionar actividades delictivas en la región. “Con este resultado operativo, la Policía Nacional avanza de manera contundente en el esclarecimiento de este crimen y reafirma que la muerte de sus hombres y mujeres no se olvida ni queda en la impunidad; cada investigación constituye un compromiso indeclinable con la verdad, la justicia y la memoria de quienes ofrendaron su vida al servicio de Colombia”. Es de anotar que en junio pasado también se reportó la captura de otro presunto responsable de este ataque. Se trata de alias ‘Culebro’, presunto cabecilla de zona de la subestructura Edgar Madrid Benjumea del grupo armado organizado Cartel del Clan del Golfo. En su prontuario delictivo, dice el Ejército, alias ‘Culebro’, de 26 años, diez de ellos dentro de la organización ilegal, “habría participado en el planeamiento y ejecución de la acción terrorista perpetrada contra la estación de Policía del municipio de Simití, su de Bolívar, el 25 de abril de 2025, acción criminal en la que fueron asesinados dos uniformados y tres más resultaron heridos. De igual forma se pudo establecer que el sujeto tendría injerencia en el Magdalena Medio, principalmente en municipios del sur de Bolívar”. La operación militar contra ‘Culebro’ fue desarrollada en el sector comercial del Distrito Especial de Barrancabermeja, Santander, “con apoyo de capacidades diferenciales que permitieron identificar al sujeto señalado quien tiene orden de captura vigente por los delitos de homicidio contra servidor público, tráfico de armas, terrorismo y concierto para delinquir agravado”, señaló el Ejército.

Oct 28, 2026