Former Museum of Sex empolyee Files Lawsuit
Over Sexual Harrassment
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A former tour guide at the New York Museum of Sex claimed Wednesday that workers at the museum often experience sexual harassment from drunken customers. Katherine McMahon said in a lawsuit filed with the Manhattan Supreme Court that employees at the museum were often groped or sexually harassed by the museum’s customers. McMahon formerly worked as a part-time tour guide at the Museum of Sex.
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A former tour guide at the New York Museum of Sex claimed Wednesday that workers at the museum often experience sexual harassment from drunken customers.
Katherine McMahon said in a lawsuit filed with the Manhattan Supreme Court that employees at the museum were often groped or sexually harassed by the museum’s customers. McMahon formerly worked as a part-time tour guide at the Museum of Sex.
The Stanford professor who saw through Elizabeth Holmes' Theranos fraud has blasted the company's investors as 'old men whose brains went to their groin'.
Phyllis Gardner, a professor of medicine at Stanford and a former partner in a health care venture capital firm, criticized Elizabeth Holmes' blood testing company long before fraud charges were brought against her.
Holmes, who was named one of America's richest women in 2014 by Forbes, with Theranos valued at $9 billion, is currently facing up to 20 years in jail for lying about 'revolutionary' blood testing technology.
CHICAGO (AP) — A Chicago White Sox employee of the month got to throw out a first pitch. And, to put it mildly, she was just a little bit off target.
The rookie right-hander uncorked one of the most wayward first pitches ever when she plunked a team photographer standing close by, between the mound and first base line prior to Tuesday night’s game against the Kansas City Royals.
The ball went right off Darren Georgia’s lens, nowhere near the plate.
The last few days have been a clear example of why Sen. Kamala Harris’ presidential campaign is wobbling.
Let’s begin with the former district attorney’s visit to her home ground for the 75th anniversary celebration of the Sun Reporter, the town’s African American newspaper.
Harris worked the pre-party crowd with charm, sharing jokes and memories with everyone she came across. But when she took the stage, we got a 30-minute lecture on the importance of the First Amendment. An inspiring subject, but she went on way too long and without any reference to where she was or who was in the room.
She might as well have been in New Hampshire.
The shaman who has stolen Norway´s Princess Martha´s heart touched down in Norway to be with her on Tuesday ahead of a five-city, joint speaking tour which they are selling tickets for online after announcing their romance to the world on Instagram. The eccentric princess announced on Monday that Shaman Durek, whose real name is Derek Verrett, was her ´twin flame´ and new boyfriend. It is unclear where they met or when but photographs of them together date back to November last year. Sources tell DailyMail.com they are ´madly in love´ and that she was one of his clients.
The U.S. Army has decided to go back the very classic design of the uniforms they wore back in World War II. “This uniform is one of the most admired and recognizable uniforms in the Army’s history. It was worn by soldiers during WWII and the Korean War,” Army spokeswoman, Heather J. Hagan, told The Daily Caller on Wednesday. “The reintroduction of this uniform is meant to inspire trust and confidence in our soldiers’ professionalism and readiness,” she added.
A New York woman is facing charges after calling 911 to ask the operator how to kill her boyfriend, according to police. Zelda Cotton, 54, of Tonawanda, was arrested Saturday after calling 911 to ask for ways to kill her boyfriend, police said. She faces charges of endangering the welfare of an elderly person and criminal possession of a weapon. Her bail has been set at $5,000, according to ABC7. Police responded to the home after Cotton told them she had struck her 76-year-old boyfriend
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According to the Infinite Monkey Theorem, if you give enough apes sufficient time and plenty of typewriters, then they should be able to rattle out the complete works of William Shakespeare. However, one chimpanzee appears determined to get a head start on his simian friends by picking up an iPhone and trying to master a few of the more basic features. The one-minute-long experiment prompted excited internet users to share footage of the inquisitive chimpanzee. JD Durkin from Queens, New York, who posted the footage expressed his concern over the prospect of technologically advanced apes.
In a handful of fossilized teeth and bones, scientists say they’ve found evidence of a previously unknown human species that lived in what is now the Philippines about 50,000 years ago. The discovery deepens the mystery of an era when the world was a melting pot of many different human kinds on the move. Small-jawed with dainty teeth, able to walk upright but with feet still shaped to climb, these island creatures were a mix-and-match patchwork of primitive and advanced features in a unique variation of the human form, the scientists reported Wednesday in the journal Nature.
Audrey Hepburn was the princess of Hollywood thanks to such hits as Roman Holiday, Sabrina and Breakfast At Tiffany´s. But before the beauty rolled west, she had harrowing experiences in Nazi occupied Holland during World War II. And in the new book Dutch Girl: Audrey Hepburn And World War II - which shared an excerpt in People this week - historian and biographer Robert Matzen wrote about how she helped the resistance in her native country.
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My first rich boy pulled down my underpants. My last rich boy pulled down my tights. My first rich boy — I had fixed my eyes on his face long enough to know — was beautiful, with dark gray eyes and long golden-brown hair across his forehead. I don’t know what he grew up to be. My last rich boy was blond. He grew up to be the president of the United States.
The first rich boy’s name was James. He was raped by his grandfather. He was raped by his uncles. He was beaten by his father. My mother told me the stories much later.
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Drivers will be forced off the roads in Ireland and the population packed into “higher density” cities under a long-awaited climate plan which will ‘revolutionise’ people’s lifestyle and behaviours, according to local media.
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The Obamas are soaking up everything France has to offer — including a meetup with famous rock stars. Barack and his wife Michelle were joined by their daughters Malia and Sasha while enjoying a lunch date with U2's Bono and The Edge on Friday afternoon, just one day after it was reported their next vacation stop is George and Amal Clooney's Italian villa on Lake Como. The 57-year-old former president and his family were seen strolling through the medieval city of Èze as they made their way to the two-Michelin-starred restaurant La Chèvre d'Or.
President Donald Trump confirmed Friday he pulled back a military strike on Iran after he learned the number of possible casualties. “We were cocked & loaded to retaliate last night on three different sights (sic),” Trump revealed on Twitter. The attack was planned in retaliation for Iran shooting down a U.S. surveillance drone on Thursday in international waters.Trump said prior to the strikes he was told by a general the casualties could be up to 150 people. “Ten minutes before the strike I stopped it, not proportionate to shooting down an unmanned drone,” he wrote. Trump added that he was in “no hurry” for additional military conflicts with Iran
The Left’s reparations strategy is working as intended:
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On Friday, Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), the runner-up for the 2016 Democratic presidential nomination and a 2020 candidate, said his "Medicare for All" program would extend health care coverage to the 11 million illegal immigrants in the U.S. "We are gonna end that and create a Medicare for All healthcare system which guarantees health care to every man woman and child and saves the average American substantial sums of money," Sanders said at the NALEO conference in Miami."Senator, would you include the 11 million undocumented immigrants in that?" a moderator asked."Absolutely. Absolutely," Sanders responded. "When I talk about health care being a human right,
Pink Floyd guitarist David Gilmour sold over 120 of his guitars for a charity that combats climate change.
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During a closed-door testimony on Wednesday, House Judiciary Committee Chairman Jerry Nadler just couldn't quite remember Hope Hicks’ name.
He knew exactly what he was doing, though. The New York Democrat addressed Hicks as "Ms. Lewandowski" three times, insulting her while he questioned her about Corey Lewandowski, President Trump’s former campaign manager with whom Hicks was alleged to have had an affair.
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Sens. Elizabeth Warren and Bernard Sanders said this week they are open to decriminalizing sex work, as the 2020 presidential contenders weigh-in on an idea being embraced by some in the Democratic Party’s left wing. Ms. Warren told The Washington Post that sex workers deserve autonomy, “but they are particularly vulnerable to physical and financial abuse and hardship.” “We need to make sure we don’t undermine legal protections for the most vulnerable, including the millions of individuals who are victims of human trafficking each year,” the Massachusetts Democrat said. The Sanders campaign also said Mr. Sanders thinks decriminalization should be considered,