Former Arizona Democratic Senator Kyrsten Sinema will share testimony this month about her affair with a married bodyguard after his ex-wife sued her.

The relationship is laid out in court documents filed in the so-called 'homewrecker' lawsuit filed by Heather Ammel, who accuses Sinema of 'deliberate' interference in ending her nearly 15-year marriage to Matthew Ammel, the father of her three children.

The shock development could tee up a made-for-TV moment since she is expected to appear in person. She could also opt to provide a pre-recorded deposition, or written testimony, in the explosive case.

But Sinema, who is known for her bold and bright fashion choices, isn't one to shy away from the limelight. 

Heather Ammel sued Sinema last year for acting with 'deliberate' and 'malicious' interference to seduce her husband. She is seeking damages from Sinema in excess of $25,000 as a direct result of the harm, as well as punitive damages.

But should the lawsuit proceed, Sinema could be on the hook for a much bigger payout. That's because her former security guard-turned-lover had been living in North Carolina at the time.

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The daughter of an elderly woman who was fed dog food that had been heated up in her microwave just days before her death said she was 'unable to grieve' as she was battling for justice. 

Joyce, 96, who the Daily Mail has agreed to only identify by first name, began receiving care from Radis in August 2022 after a fall. By June 2024, she had entered end-of-life care.

As part of her care plan, Joyce was unable to eat any solid food and was only allowed yoghurts and liquids, due to a risk of choking.

However, just three weeks before her death, a care worker took the dog food out of the freezer, before heating it up in the microwave and spoon feeding it to the pensioner.

The meal was fed to Joyce despite the fact it was kept in packaging labelled 'for adult dogs and puppies'. The care worker logged it as a 'lamb dinner'.

Portsmouth City Council, which had commissioned Radis to provide care services for people in the area, has apologised and dropped the care firm's services.

Joyce's daughter Justine Morrison said she initially thought it was a joke when she picked up a

The family of a British woman found dead in a suitcase in Athens after allegedly being killed by an Afghan migrant has spoken out for the first time.

Sharif Ahmadzai, a boxer from Afghanistan, is being held in connection with the death of Elisabeth Jane Ross after he refused to enter a plea on Thursday. 

Ms Ross had been a regular visitor to Greece, volunteering with NGOs helping refugees, homeless people and other vulnerable groups, particularly those from Afghanistan or Iran.

The Briton, who was from Edinburgh, arrived in Athens on June 26 and had initially been staying with Greek friends in the Keratsini district, the country's main seaport close to the city.

Police confirmed she moved to Rethymnou Street in the city centre on July 2 and was volunteering with a Christian-based NGO working with refugees - two weeks later her body was discovered in an abandoned building.

In a statement on Thursday, her family said: 'Lisa will always be remembered by us as kind, principled and selfless.

'Her integrity was

A graying driver has been caught on video threatening to kill a young mother and her baby during a terrifying road rage incident in North Carolina. 

Myeka Dunn was driving down Highway 85 with her three-year-old son on Friday when her car was nearly hit by a driver in a blue SUV after he cut her off around 4.30pm, she claimed on Facebook. 

'He was swerving in and out of traffic at a high rate of speed,' she wrote. 

She proceeded to honk her horn at him, only for him to allegedly 'slam on his brakes in front of us.' 

Dunn honked again and maneuvered her car around his to 'get out of his way,' but he quickly caught up with them and allegedly slammed on his brakes again. 

The shaken mom pulled out her phone to record as she drove by him again, only for him to roll down his window as he came up next to her, pointing his finger out the window.  

'You're going to die, you're going to die!' the man can be heard screaming. 'I could kill you!' 

A British charity has plucked two lions from a war zone and taken them to a new life of freedom in Africa, where they have been able to walk on grass for the first time.

Ben-Tzur and Ori, who were ripped from their mother shortly after birth and passed around owners as trophy pets.

They were found one tied to a tree in a yard and the other in a basement in Israel.

Just when their luck seemed to be changing, they were stranded because of the Middle East conflict.

But, thanks to Animal Defenders International (ADI), their forever home will be the rolling grasslands of the charity's 455-acre sanctuary in South Africa where they can learn to roar with other lions and develop their animal instincts.

ADI founders Jan Creamer and Tim Phillips, from Surrey, accompanied the lions on the 50-hour journey from Israel to Johannesburg via Cairo and Frankfurt.

'They visibly changed the moment they arrived at our sanctuary and after a first night sleeping on a nest of hay, they walked out of their house and mapped the layout of their territory, and continue

Dozens of women and girls were abused at Jeffrey Epstein's secluded Zorro Ranch in New Mexico - with the late pedophile using the sprawling desert estate as a playground for his twisted crimes, an investigative commission has claimed. 

At least 35 females were likely victims of Epstein's depravity at the 7,500 acre property just outside Santa Fe, where the disgraced financier hosted a slew of VIP guests and pals over the years, according to the New Mexico Survivor's Truth Commission report published on Wednesday.

But surprisingly, investigators were unable to dig up evidence of more wildly disturbing allegations that have long plagued the property, including that Epstein was using the ranch as part of a sci-fi scheme to inseminate scores of women and produce his own enhanced bloodline. 

Findings in the 119-page preliminary report also revealed investigators could not verify sickening allegations that Epstein had been using the compound to drug women so he could harvest their sex organs or that the dead bodies of two foreign girls were actually buried there.  

Still, the report blasted law enforcement and other state officials for long ignoring any wrongdoing on the

Drivers have been left baffled after a North Carolina city painted a set of 'squiggly' yellow lines down the middle of a road - forcing officials to get them redone.

The wonky double-yellow lines recently appeared along South State Street in Raleigh, near Interstate 40, after residents raised safety concerns about the roadway.

Instead of running straight down the center of the street, however, the freshly painted lines weave noticeably from side to side.

'This video is for the Raleigh Department of Transportation,' Huggins began.

'Guys, what are we doing here? Brand new lines on a road by my house. What is this?'

As the camera showed the crooked double-yellow lines, Huggins joked: 'I know drag queens straighter than this.'

'Who's laying lines for you guys? Forrest Whitaker?' he added.

Drivers were left baffled after crooked double-yellow lines appeared along South State Street in

The Democrat running in one of California's most competitive congressional seats is holding a campaign fundraiser at a nightclub venue known for holding events with lewd names, such as 'F****r Me Friday.'

Marni von Wilpert, the party's nominee in California's 48th District, will greet donors at Gossip Grill next Thursday, a venue that advertises itself as 'San Diego's best queer bar' and serves cocktails including 'Tease-quila Sunrise' and 'Mount My Melons.'

Tickets for the fundraiser start at $50 for students and $100 for everyone else.

The bar's calendar also features 'Girls, Gays & Theys Sunday,' regular drag king and drag queen performances and a burlesque night it calls 'Top Shelf Tease.'

'Out of touch Marni von Wilpert found the perfect headquarters for her radical campaign,' National Republican Congressional Committee spokesman Christian Martinez told the Daily Mail.

'That dangerous agenda belongs in a nightclub, not Congress,' Martinez added, accusing her of 'putting sexual content in front of young children' during her past work on the city council. 

Von Wilpert, herself an LGBTQ+ elected official who came out publicly in 2023 as bisexual, has

Terrifying doorbell camera video showed how a wide-eyed masked teenager dressed like a clown appeared to go door-to-door before being arrested in connection with an elderly neighbor's murder.

The Illinois State Police said officers had responded to an intersection in East St Louis on Monday shortly after 10pm after reports of a body in the road.

A 15-year-old, whose identity was not disclosed, was taken into custody on Tuesday as part of a homicide investigation.

The victim was identified as John Wesley Allen Sr, 78, by the St Clair County Coroner, according to FirstAlert4.

Less than an hour before police arrived, the teen was seemingly captured peering into a local Ring camera. The footage was shared by East St Louis resident Lora Palmer, who said the camera belonged to her mom.

In a hushed tone, the masked suspect appeared to whisper either 'I have a gift for you' or 'I've been looking for you.' 

The teenager was quickly identified and found at a home, according to state police.

Illinois State Police said that 'video footage of the suspect

A former Cambridge professor embroiled in a plagiarism scandal once claimed he was awarded an MBE in an interview he later asked to be scrubbed from the web, the Daily Mail can reveal.

Jason Arday resigned on Wednesday from the university, where he had become a poster boy for diversity as its youngest ever black professor, after an investigation was launched into dubious claims on his CV.

It followed an avalanche of revelations about seemingly tall tales from the 41-year-old's past, as well as allegations he had copied parts of his PhD from another student.

The latest bizarre development earlier today involved claims he was paid '1.4million' for his memoirs.

The saga now threatens to overshadow the expected publication next week of his memoir, Great and Unfortunate Things, which describes how he overcame autism so severe it left him non-verbal until the age of 11 to rise to the top of academia.

Yet one particularly extraordinary episode from his life does not feature anywhere in the book, despite Professor Arday once talking about it on a podcast: being awarded, but apparently declining, an MBE.

In a 2023 interview with the Before Our Friends Die podcast, he described

If you walked past her in the neighborhood where she lives, you'd probably just mistake the woman headed to lunch with friends as a pleasant, well-to-do local.

But there are subtle clues to this unassuming fifty-something's real identity as one of the world's most famous female rock stars, who was last photographed in public in 2009.

The long, jet black hair. The black and white striped Breton top. The $1,500 Gucci purse. And the Ford car with a red, black and white paint job.

For this is Meg White, one half of The White Stripes – and one of the most loved but mysterious female rock stars of all time.

Meg, now 51, enjoyed huge success with her ex-husband Jack White in the 2000s, with the couple's career only taking off after their four year marriage ended three months into the new millennium.

Her drumming was initially panned as primitive by music critics, only for Meg's skills to later become revered and praised as ahead of their time. 

A cyber-security expert has warned parents that their children could become criminal perpetrators of sadistic acts of violence through socialising online.

Several online groups – largely consisting of minors – which celebrate child sexual abuse, violence for its own sake and other 'shock' material have come to the attention of international authorities over the past number of years.

Known collectively as 'The Com' and often claiming satanic ideologies, some of the more popular sub-networks include 764, No Lives Matter and Maniacs Murder Cult.

Gardaí and Tusla have confirmed they have identified cases associated with the network in Ireland.

Members often use popular games like Roblox and Minecraft to make contact with other minors – targeting vulnerable children – then lure them over to platforms like Discord, Telegram and Twitch.

Sometimes a child is tricked into sending compromising images, believing themselves to be friends or in a relationship with their tormentor, before they are coerced into committing sadistic acts of violence including self-mutilation on camera, against the threat of their initial images being shared.

Forcing victims to cut words – including their tormentor's name – into their flesh or write on walls with