Dennis Hopper's daughter files bombshell lawsuit against late Hollywood icon's widow over rights to his image… 16 years after his death
Marin, 63, said in a legal filing in Los Angeles Superior Court that her late father's widow Victoria Duffy, 58, took actions that undermined a business arrangement.
Firm pleads guilty to supplying water unfit for consumption after parasite outbreak left residents vomiting and suffering diarrhoea
There were more than 140 cases with residents in Devon infected with the disease which caused stomach pains and sickness, leaving a number of people needing hospital treatment.
A Nuclear Reactor Backed By Bill Gates Gets Federal Approval To Start Building
An anonymous reader quotes a report from the New York Times: A novel type of nuclear power plant in Wyoming backed by Bill Gates received a key federal permit on Wednesday, making it the first new U.S. commercial reactor in nearly a decade to receive clearance to begin construction. The Nuclear Regulatory Commission, the federal body that oversees reactor safety, unanimously voted (PDF) to grant a construction permit to TerraPower, a start-up founded by Mr. Gates. TerraPower is one of several companies trying to build a new wave of smaller, advanced reactors meant to be easier to build than the large reactors of old.
The permit, which comes after years of consultations and regulatory reviews, means that TerraPower can begin pouring concrete and building the nuclear components of its proposed nuclear plant in Kemmerer, Wyo. The plant, which still faces plenty of logistical hurdles, is currently expected to come online in 2031 near an old coal-burning power plant that is slated to retire a few years later. [...] With its construction permit in hand, the company says it plans to start work on the Wyoming reactor in the coming weeks. The company had already broken ground on the site in 2024 and had begun building the nonnuclear parts of the plant, which did not require a permit.
TerraPower has already had to push back its start date several times, and it will still face hurdles in trying to avoid the snags and cost overruns that have plagued other reactor projects as well as securing the fuel it needs. Before coming online, the reactor will also need to secure a separate operating license from the N.R.C., which has told the company it will continue to monitor several safety issues. TerraPower plans to sell electricity from its first plant to PacificCorp, a utility in the Northwest. The company has also agreed to supply up to eight reactors to Meta to power its data centers in the coming years.
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Next's must-have polka dot jacket shoppers say ‘fits perfectly’ ideal for spring
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Karoline Leavitt sets the record straight about why Trump went to war as critics fume at Israel
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Karoline Leavitt EXPLODES at CNN's Kaitlan Collins as she's grilled on US troops killed by Iran
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Sian Williams, 61, recalls secretly fainting live on BBC Breakfast while struggling with extreme anxiety after she stepped back from the spotlight
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'Chinese spy' worked as UK Border Force officer to carry out 'shadow police operations' for Hong Kong authorities
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Labour in sexism row after urging businesses to ditch 'masculine' words from job adverts to make them more appealing to women
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A fitting tribute to a national hero: Hundreds of mourners pay their respects to one of the last remaining Royal Marine veterans of WW2 after his death aged 105
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Cruz Beckham rocks Manchester United shirt in a sweet nod to his proud dad David who watches him on stage in the city after family extend an olive branch to Brooklyn on his 27th birthday
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Ted Beckham 'determined to maintain relationship with grandson Brooklyn' as family rift brings back memories of his own bitter fallout with son David
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QUENTIN LETTS: We're on the brink of World War III, but in Westminster the day began with ballroom dancing
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Shabana Mahmood sets out moves to tighten asylum hand-outs as hundreds more cross Channel
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'Our jets never go on holiday': IDF uses Jess Glynne's viral song on video of assassinated terror leaders
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Michael Carrick showed a new side of himself after suffering his first defeat as Man United manager, writes CHRIS WHEELER - he now faces his biggest test in charge following a loss that had been coming
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Ultimate F1 tracks ranking from best to appalling, by Voice of the Paddock JONATHAN McEVOY. From local thieves and rude staff to sordid 'sex hotels' next to the races, these are the ones to avoid - and the roaring tales of the ones every fan MUST visit
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I helped create Candace Owens. It's my biggest regret. For the first time, I'm spilling her humiliating private confession to me... it tells you everything
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'I've met Mikel Arteta once... his team beat us 9-0!': NIGEL CLOUGH on his Mansfield side's FA Cup clash with Arsenal, living in his dad's shadow and how his dog Bobbie motivates the team
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Cruz Beckham puts his differences aside with estranged brother Brooklyn as he sends loving birthday message
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