1win bookmaker Ingo Rademacher is trying to take ABC back to court over his 2021 firing from General Hospital , and he’s bringing former co-star Steve Burton into it. Rademacher, who played Jasper “Jax” Jacks on the daytime drama for 25 years on and off, was fired in 2021 when he refused to follow the show’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate. He sued the soap later that year claiming that he was fired because of his political views and not just the mandate. “I am entitled to a religious exemption against mandatory vaccination for COVID-19 on the basis of my deeply and sincerely held moral belief that my body is endowed by my creator with natural processes to protect me and that its natural integrity cannot ethically be violated by the administration of artificially created copies of genetic material, foreign to nature and experimental,” the actor wrote in an e-mail to Disney HR before his firing, according to Variety . Rademacher lost the initial suit in 2023 when a judge found that because General Hospital also fired Burton, who plays Jason Morgan in the series, this proved the decision was about the health mandate. Rademacher is resurrecting the suit now because Burton was rehired on the series in January 2024. Jason made his official reappearance in March of that year. In Radaemacher’s motion for a new trial, obtained by InTouch , his lawyer argues, “ABC’s re-hiring of Mr. Burton undermines its argument that Ingo’s political beliefs did not play any role in its decision to fire him—to ‘recast’ his role—in 2021...Judge Goorvitch credited ABC’s evidence that the political animus that the General Hospital producers showed toward Ingo was irrelevant because, like other people, including GH actor Steve Burton, it simply could not accommodate Ingo’s objection to COVID-19 vaccination and fired him only for that reason. “That argument was always specious. But it carries even less weight now, given the newly discovered evidence that ABC re-hired [Steve] for General Hospital but did not re-hire Ingo,” his lawyer continued. The documents also claim that GH will never rehire Rademacher because of his outspoken support for Donald Trump during the 2020 election. He hopes to get a new trial and a jury to evaluate his wrongful termination claim. A judgment on the motion is expected in the new year. Rademacher has opened up about how being let go from the show has affected him, sharing on Instagram in November 2023 that he’s been struggling with mental health issues since leaving the series. “To be completely honest, for the first time in my life, I’ve been faced with some mental health struggles. That’s not something I’ve ever had to face before. I’m a lot better now, but the first year was rough,” he said at the time . “On top of that, I really identified as my character on General Hospital for decades, and I could’ve been there and would’ve been there for many more decades to come,” he continued. “This isn’t a boo-hoo me post, it’s just honest. It’s where I’m at.” More Headlines: The 6 Saddest Scenes in ‘Squid Game’ Season 2 ‘Sister Wives’ Star Meri Brown Debuts ‘Mystery Man’ 2 Years After Kody Brown Split ‘General Hospital’ Alum Ingo Rademacher Reignites Legal Battle With ABC After Steve Burton’s Return When Does ‘Georgie & Mandy’s First Marriage’ Return? Everything We Know About What’s Next ‘Price Is Right’: TikTok Star Reveals Shocks Fans With Major Win — See Her Fiancé’s Hilarious ReactionWith a determination to return to the summit of European football, Real Madrid have earmarked a significant sum to reinforce their squad with top-quality talent. The club's unwavering ambition to reclaim their dominance on both the domestic and continental fronts has seen them target a young and promising player from one of England's biggest clubs.

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THE Ministry of Youth Development and Sports is actively pursuing initiatives aimed at advancing the development of young individuals within the community. To fulfill its mandate of cultivating the youth of the nation, the Ministry has established robust alliances with local, regional, and international partners. During the recent 31st National Youth Awards ceremony, Minister of Youth Development and Sports, Kenson Casimir, expressed strong approval of the vital partnerships forged by the ministry. “One significant milestone to highlight is the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the Ministry of Youth Development and Sports and USAID/YRIE – the Youth Resilience Inclusion and Empowerment program,” Casimir stated emphatically to the attendees last Saturday. The minister recognized YRIE’s substantial contributions through technical support that empower the ministry to effectively fulfill its overall mandate to uplift marginalized youth within our society. Currently, YRIE, in collaboration with the Technical and Vocational Education and Training (TVET) Council, is committed to certifying all youth workers in Youth Development work. Minister Casimir also gave special emphasis to the Taiwanese Embassy for its unwavering and enthusiastic support of the ministry’s developmental programmes. He outlined key support areas, including kitchen gardens, arts and crafts programmes, and crime prevention initiatives. At the ceremony, the island’s exceptional young individuals were celebrated for their impactful contributions to nation-building across various categories. Trevon Richard earned recognition as Youth of the Year and also claimed awards for Outstanding Youth in Social Development and Individual Community Achievement. The comprehensive list of awardees announced at last Saturday’s Youth Awards ceremony, held at The Pavilion, Rodney Bay, includes: – Outstanding Youth in Performing Arts – Deshawn Augustin – Outstanding Youth in Literary Arts – Shyne Savory – Outstanding Youth in Visual Arts – Arthur Lee – Outstanding Youth in Media- Vitus Peter – Outstanding Youth in Entrepreneurship (Individual) – Jonathan William – Outstanding Youth in Entrepreneurship (Organization)- RJ Rentals – Outstanding Youth in Agriculture – Benny James – Outstanding Youth in Innovation & Technology – Uriah Victor – Outstanding Youth in Social Development – Trevon Richard – Outstanding Community Achievement Award (Individual) – Trevon Richard – Outstanding Community Achievement Award (Organization) – Twisted Dance Group – Outstanding Youth in Environment and Sustainable Development (Individual) – Brodi Louis – Outstanding Youth in Environment and Sustainable Development (organization)- Caribbean Youth Environment Network – Outstanding Religious Organization – Labayee District of SDA Youth Ministry – Outstanding Youth Organization- Hewanorra Plains Leos Club – Outstanding District Youth & Sports Council – Laborie Youth & Sports Council – Esteemed Challenge Award – Keitha Augustin – Outstanding Youth in Volunteerism Award – Ethan Leandre – Outstanding Student Leader – Jean Luc Constantine -High Achiever Award – Samiya Matthew – Youth Economy Award – Kayode James – Dr. Henry Charles Fellow in Youth Work Award – Desyl Dianne Francis – Youth of the Year – Trevon Richard.

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Furthermore, domestic economic data released recently has painted a mixed picture of the Chinese economy. While some indicators suggest signs of stabilization, others point to ongoing challenges, such as slowing industrial production and weakening consumer sentiment. This mixed economic backdrop has added to the uncertainty surrounding the market's direction.Controversial Adani deals expose impotence of MPs

The ESG "Green Pursuit" movement represents a new paradigm in hybrid office work, where organizations are not only focused on productivity and efficiency but also on promoting environmental sustainability and social responsibility. By leveraging the collective strengths of Ricoh China, PConline, and Locke Park, this initiative has the potential to inspire other companies to adopt similar green practices and create a more sustainable future for the workplace.In conclusion, the Fourth China-Latin America Political Parties Forum marked a significant step towards strengthening the ties between China and Latin America and promoting a community of shared destiny between the two regions. Through dialogue, cooperation, and mutual respect, both sides have the opportunity to make greater contributions to building a more prosperous, inclusive, and sustainable future for all.GLOBALISATION AND IDENTITY: Australian scholar advocates unified, inclusive path forward

Sancho's decision to throw the corner flag can thus be seen as a symbolic rejection of reliance on traditional tactics and a reaffirmation of the club's commitment to its core values. By taking matters into his own hands and expressing his frustration through a non-verbal gesture, Sancho is conveying a message not just to Arsenal, but to the footballing world at large: that Tottenham Hotspur will not be defined by their proficiency in corner kicks, but rather by their collective skill, vision, and determination on the pitch.Dow wanted to expand its Path2Zero zero-emission project from outside Fort Saskatchewan with a significant investment, but didn’t think the province’s depreciation rates were suitable. No problem: the rates were changed by the province – in seven days. The international pulp and paper behemoth, Mondi, wanted to promptly get environmental permits to move into the province. No problem: the permits came from the province in a speedy 90 days. The problem was: the province was Alberta, not British Columbia. And a bigger problem looms: Alberta is more aggressively big-game-hunting for investment now in Vancouver. It has opened an office here of the prodigious Crown corporation, Invest Alberta, and hired what it calls an “investment attraction advisor” – Brock Lalla, a former economist with PwC’s Canadian economic and policy practice. Based on its history of less than a half-decade, it would not be surprising to see some serious migration and expansion of B.C. businesses into our neighbouring province. In four years, Invest Alberta has attracted $24.9 billion in investment from around the world, counting for 33,481 jobs. Its CEO is himself a Vancouver expat appointed in 2021, Rick Christiaanse, and in keeping with the red-tape-averse culture, he reports directly to Premier Danielle Smith and not into the province’s bureaucracy. It is old news now that Alberta can put to shame most anything British Columbia might try to make for a better business and worker climate. Corporate taxes and housing prices are lower, salaries are higher, regulations are changed faster, construction permits are swifter. Little wonder an Angus Reid Institute poll earlier this year indicated more one-third of British Columbians – and half of all young people – were seriously considering leaving because of housing unaffordability. But housing costs are simply a symptom of a wider ailment, some of it tangible and some of it attitudinal. “Alberta’s claim to fame is that it can get things done,” Christiaanse told me. “We were in the wilderness for 10 years. We got desperate enough here that we had to figure out how to do this.” What it does is court investment, offering a concierge-like tailored suite of services to smooth the entry into the market – navigational assistance to streamline setup, marketing intelligence, networking leads, after-care services – in using its 17 offices worldwide to scout and secure significant investment. What it doesn’t do, though, might surprise you: It won’t write any cheques when business comes calling. It refuses to engage in the race to the bottom that many American cities and states will. “Our cheque-writing capacity is zero,” he says. “If you’re looking for a subsidy, that’s not our province.” Christiaanse, whose career includes stints as chief operating officer of the Skidmore Group and senior director of sales and marketing for Telus International, has been campaigning of late to demonstrate Alberta is not simply an oil and gas province. The province leads Canada in renewable energy growth. Amazon is building its first Canadian wind farm in southern Alberta; it already owns a solar project in the province, one of the largest in North America. Edmonton alone has four $1-billion-plus hydrogen energy plants under construction. Japanese firms Sumitomo and Itochu have extensive climate-change mitigation projects there. It is Alberta’s access to abundant energy, though, that often clinches the deal. “B.C. can’t build any more dams,” he notes. Mainly, he says though, business is saying: “I want stability.” The BC NDP government has its hands full at the moment, with a large and expanding deficit, declining per capita GDP, expensive health-care challenges, a CleanBC plan that will be costly across the province’s economy and relatively little business savvy at the helm. Even former NDP premier Glen Clark chided the Eby government to focus more on wealth creation than wealth redistribution. Christiaanse defines the challenge little differently than Clark: “We see the role as building prosperity.” What the world is saying when it takes its investment elsewhere are three things, he notes: “Bring me food security. Bring me energy security. And lately, bring me cybersecurity.” He plays down any B.C.-Alberta rivalry. “We need to be aligned,” he says. But he also notes that Alberta “had to hit rock bottom” before it initiated the changes it now offers investors as a calling card, without specifically suggesting that’s where B.C. now finds itself. “Vancouver is an incredible place to live,” he says. “But if you’re looking to take your business to a new level . . .” Kirk LaPointe is a Glacier Media columnist with an extensive background in journalism.

YS Jagan Mohan Reddy has sent legal notices to two news publications Former Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Jagan Mohan Reddy on Saturday sent legal notices to two publications demanding an unconditional apology for spreading defamatory, false, and scandalous reports about him in connection with the legal proceedings initiated by the US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) concerning the Adani Group. The notice firmly rejected these claims as false and accused the newspapers of circulating malicious and misleading information about the YSR Congress Party (YSRCP) president. "The insinuation and further allegations purported to be sourced from the judicial proceedings in the US are clearly aimed at causing severe damage to my client's reputation as an individual and as a head of the political party being YSRCP, and also to malign my client's functioning as the chief minister of the state between 2019 to 2024," the notice served by Mr Reddy's lawyer to Andhrajyothi newspaper said. The notice to the other newspaper, Eenadu, worded in similar lines, also said, "... The motive behind the patently false and scandalous allegations is actuated by your animosity, as a newspaper entity and as individuals, towards my client and his family." "While the motivation is to serve as the media arm of the Telugu Desam political party and its supremo Mr N Chandrababu Naidu, the publications by Eenadu for the past 20 years would clearly indicate, that you, as an entity are aligned politically to the fortunes of the Telugu Desam party and more particularly its supremo and the present Hon'ble Chief Minister Mr N Chandrababu Naidu," the notice to Eenadu said. The legal notices slammed the publications for carrying "untruthful material with intent and prior knowledge that it would cause harm to my client's reputation seeking to allude to bribes purported to have been paid for securing such agreements and the alleged role of state government securing such contract". The notices come in response to reports saying state officials allegedly took bribes for solar power purchases when Mr Reddy was Chief Minister. Rebutting the reports, the notice shared details of the power purchase agreement, saying it was an agreement among governments and no third party was involved in it. The YSRCP has already strongly refuted allegations made by Telugu Desam Party (TDP) and Eenadu that the previous state government allegedly accepted a power supply offer "hastily" and the offer put a huge burden of Rs 1.1 lakh crore. Promoted Listen to the latest songs, only on JioSaavn.com The YSRCP in a statement said the Eenadu newspaper used disinformation spread by the ruling TDP to allege that an offer made by Solar Energy Corporation of India Ltd (SECI) in September 2021 to supply power at Rs 2.49 per kWh was accepted by the then state government very hastily within a seven-hour period, without allegedly taking adequate time to consider the strengths and shortcomings of the proposal. The report also alleged the proposal was very adverse to the interests of the public, with a burden of Rs 1.1 lakh crore. The YSRCP has said the allegations were made despite the fact that one, the tariff was lower than all the sources of power to Andhra Pradesh discoms (power distribution companies) till date and two, despite the offer also conveying the central government's special incentive of waiver of inter-state transmission charges.

According to initial investigations, the suspect had meticulously planned the attack, indicating a premeditated act of violence. Eyewitnesses reported hearing multiple gunshots and seeing the suspect fleeing the scene in a panic-stricken state.

Influencers and celebrities quickly caught on to the appeal of this trend, showcasing their own interpretations of Barn Chic on social media and red carpets around the world. Suddenly, what was once considered "country" or "down-home" was seen as chic, stylish, and irresistibly cool. It speaks to a desire for authenticity and a return to our roots, a longing for simplicity in a world that often feels overwhelming and disconnected.In conclusion, China's richest man's decision to enter the male HPV vaccine market represents a paradigm shift in public health and business strategy. By recognizing the importance of male vaccination and seizing the opportunity to make a positive impact, he is setting a new standard for corporate social responsibility and innovation. As he leads the charge towards a healthier future for men around the world, his legacy as a pioneering entrepreneur in the field of healthcare will be cemented for generations to come.In conclusion, Shaun Wright's assessment of Chelsea's defensive shortcomings and his endorsement of Aaron Ramsdale as a solution are rooted in a deep understanding of the game and the team's needs. By seriously considering Wright's advice and acting decisively in the transfer market, Chelsea could position themselves for sustained success and competitiveness at the highest levels of football. Time will tell if Chelsea heeds the call for defensive reinforcement and makes a move for Ramsdale, but one thing is certain: the impact of a solid defense on a team's performance cannot be understated.