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A 13-year-old girl led Nebraska police officers on a high-speed chase for nearly 20 minutes before authorities were able to stop the vehicle and take her and an 11-year-old passenger into custody, the Nebraska State Patrol said.Police officers saw the Nissan Pathfinder Monday night traveling at approximately 35 miles per hour on Interstate 80 near Kearney and attempted to stop traffic, according to a news release. A spokesman said the vehicle was traveling below the posted minimum speed limit, prompting the stop. The teenage driver allegedly sped up and fled officers "at a high speed," according to the statement. During…

A hockey writer appeared to be upset with Philadelphia Flyers defenseman Ivan Provorov for boycotting the team's Pride festivities on Tuesday for religious reasons while agreeing to wearing a pro-military jersey.Greg Wyshynski, a senior hockey writer for ESPN, pointed to that notion when the uproar over Provorov's decision reached a fever pitch on social media. Provorov did not participate in pregame warmups when the team wore Pride-themed jerseys and used sticks wrapped in rainbow Pride ribbon."I respect everyone and I respect everyone's choices," Provorov told reporters after the match. "My choice is to stay true to myself and my religion.…

In February 2023, Netflix subscribers will bid farewell to Retsuko, the world's most beloved death metal-loving red panda, as the fifth and final season of agretsuko arrives Aggretsuko is a Netflix Original anime series created and written by Rarecho. Previously appearing in TV shorts on Japan's TBS network, the cutesy character with a heavy metal heart entertained fans immensely. There were more than 100 episodes of the Aggretsuko shorts before the series caught on worldwide with the release of the first full-length anime on Netflix. Having successfully found a home on the streaming network, the red panda's popularity has only…

Billie Eilish has filed for a restraining order against a man who allegedly broke into her parents' home in California earlier this month and professed his love for her. The "Ocean Eyes" singer, 21, said she feared for her safety and that of her family after a man named Christopher A. Anderson, 39, turned up at her parents' home on at least five occasions. , according to a request. filed in Los Angeles Superior Court on Tuesday.In the application, Eilish alleges that Anderson entered her family's home on January 5 "without notice and without invitation."The filing states that he stopped…