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Capitol police officer Eugene Goodman hailed as ‘a hero

  A US Capitol police officer is being called a hero for singlehandedly steering a mob away from the Senate chambers during the deadly riots. Footage of the officer, identified as Eugene Goodman, shows him just steps ahead of rioters as they chase him up a flight of stairs. Mr Goodman is then seen glancing towards the Senate entrance before luring the men in the opposite direction. Five people, including a police officer, died as a result of the riots. Another officer who was on duty during the siege died by suicide this weekend, his family said. The show of bravery from Mr Goodman, reportedly an Army veteran who spent time in Iraq, comes amid criticism of Capitol Police for apparent security failures during the storming of the Capitol. On Monday night, the department said two of its officers had been suspended and more than a dozen others were under investigation for suspected inappropriate involvement with the rioters. New York Law School criminal law professor and 20-year v...
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The rape survivors facing an ‘impossible choice’ in Brazil

  Paloma had just cobbled together enough money for a clandestine abortion when the coronavirus pandemic shuttered much of Brazil. The 27-year-old had been raped late last year by an ex-boyfriend who remained a close family friend. The mother of two found out she was pregnant a few weeks later, after moving from her native Bahia to Minas Gerais, a nearby state, for work. "I didn't know what to do," recalls Paloma. "The only thing I was certain of was that I didn't want this child." Brazil has strict laws on abortion. Terminations are only allowed in cases of rape, when the mother's life is at risk or when the foetus has the defect anencephaly - a rare condition that prevents part of the brain and skull from developing. While Paloma was entitled to an abortion by law, like many women in Brazil, she was not entirely clear on her rights. She worried she would have to report the rape to the police in order to access a legal abortion - a tactic commonly used ...
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The pandemic shut down her chateau. Then she became a YouTube star

  What do you get when you put a former opera singer, two ex-boyfriends, her French mother, an adopted Scottish brother, a Dutch tango instructor, a Norwegian flower designer and a cheery Argentine house manager together into a sprawling 40-room French chateau? Well, you get  “The Chateau Diaries,”  the unlikely YouTube quarantine hit that has made a star of Stephanie Jarvis and her friends and family. Buying the chateau Fifteen years ago, Jarvis was livin g  in London, despairing over the cost of housing and complaining about it to her best friend (and ex-boyfriend), Nic, when she realized how relatively inexpensive it was to buy a rambling chateau in  France . https://www.vlive.tv/post/1-20521169 https://www.vlive.tv/post/0-20518223 https://www.vlive.tv/post/1-20525109 https://www.vlive.tv/post/1-20525129 https://www.vlive.tv/post/0-20518308 For the price of my two-bedroom flat and Nic’s two-bedroom flat, we were able to buy this chateau. It was the same amoun...
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