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THE HAGUE, Netherlands – Dutch YouTube celebrity Nikkie de Jager has come out as transgender, saying she decided to discuss her gender identity publicly after being blackmailed. De Jager posted a video on her makeup advice channel NikkieTutorials late Monday in which she described coming out as liberating. By Tuesday afternoon, the video had been viewed more than 16.5 million times. De Jager said she'd always planned to share the information with her followers, but never found the right time and in the end, blackmailers forced her hand. “It was frightening to know that there are people out there that are so evil that they can’t respect someone’s true identity," she said. 691
The Justice Department on Thursday night released 34 pages of memos from interviews with Justice Department official Bruce Ohr, who was in contact with the author of the 182
The legal cloud of Jussie Smollett's indictment hangs over "Empire" as the series returns with new episodes today, raising questions as to whether that uncertainty and off-screen drama will derail the Fox primetime soap — or perversely, temporarily spur interest in it.The show launches the second half of its 18-episode season the same week that Smollett, who plays the character of Jamal, appeared in court, having 429
The Justice Department announced Thursday that the federal government will resume capital punishment for the first time since 2003.In a 148
The Dow Jones Industrial Average dropped as many as 900 points in early trading Monday morning as fears the spread of COVID-19, better known as coronavirus, paralyzed the market.As of 2:30 ET Monday, the Dow was still down about 900 points.Gold prices also surged following reports of increases in COVID-19 in China and around the world.Markets in South Korea and Italy led the decline on Monday, falling nearly as much as 4.6%. Markets are down across Europe and Asia, while futures for U.S. benchmarks have also dropped sharply. Tokyo's markets are closed for a public holiday. South Korea, Iran, and Italy reported a large jump in new cases, potentially disrupting the world economy more deeply than expected. China's leaders promised more help for companies and the economy. Economists note it will be hard to avoid a big hit to the global economy at least in the current quarter. 896
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