The Brown family spends Christmas apart on a new episode of “Sister Wives.” The episode will continue to air Sunday, October 20th at 10pm ET on TLC.

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About the show:

“Sister Wives“gave a look into the world of polygamy over the last decade and followed the Brown family. Kody was married to Meri, Janelle, Christine and Robyn and had a total of 18 children from each couple. However, all of the women except Robyn have left Kody in the last two years.

In the new episode “He freed me from all my fears“The Browns spend Christmas apart and Christine talks to her children about her new boyfriend David. In a heated conversation, Kody blames Meri for the divorce. Meanwhile, Janelle wants to resolve the property dispute with Kody and move on.

Watch the new episode Tonight, October 20th at 10:09pm on TLC.

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FULL TIME, Barcelona 5-1 Sevilla: Barça return from the international break and pick up where they left off with another high-scoring win, but Sevilla didn’t go down without a fight. The five goals and Gavi’s return are the big takeaways of the evening, and Barça start a big week with an important win. Well done, guys!

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88′ GOAL!!! Barcelona 5-1 Sevilla (Torre): IT’S FIVE!!! Barça quickly restore their four-goal lead when Pablo Torre sends a free kick into the box that goes over all players and hits the net!

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87′ GOAL, Barcelona 4-1 Sevilla (Idumbo): Sevilla score a consolation goal when a long ball from behind reaches Stanis Idumbo, who moves in front of Cubarsí with frightening speed and finds the bottom corner.

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83′ SUBSTITUTION: GAVI IS BACK!!! The midfielder returns after eleven months, replaces Pedri and takes over as captain. WELCOME BACK, WARRIORS!

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82′ GOAL!!! Barcelona 4-0 Sevilla (Torre): IT’S FOUR!!! Barça extend their lead once again when Jules Kounde finds Pablo Torre in the penalty area and his shot deflects off Marcão and goes into the goal!

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72′ GOAL DISALLOWED: Dodi Lukébakio scores on the counterattack, but the goal is disallowed because of a very close offside position.

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58′ penalty not allowed: Isaac Romero is fouled in the penalty area by Pau Cubarsí and the referee points to the penalty spot, but the penalty is ruled out due to Romero being offside in advance.

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49′ GOAL DISALLOWED: Raphinha scores after a spectacular assist from Yamal, but the Brazilian was just a touch too early and the goal is ruled out for offside.

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Kick-off in the second half! Barcelona – Sevilla 3-0: On the way in again Montjuïc!

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HALF-TIME, Barcelona 3-0 Sevilla: After a difficult start, Barça finally found their rhythm and scored three goals in 15 minutes and went into the break confidently. Does this mean we will see the return of Gavi in ​​the second half?

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39′ GOAL!!! Barcelona 3-0 Sevilla (Lewandowski): IT’S THREE!!! A corner kick from Pedri is initially cleared, but the rebound falls to Raphinha, who fires a shot that is deflected into the net by Lewandowski!

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28′ GOLAZO!!!!!!! Barcelona 2-0 Sevilla (Pedri):WOW!!!! Barça win the ball back in midfield, Lewandowski sends Lamine Yamal on the wing and the teenager’s retreat finds Pedri who fires an absolutely BEAUTIFUL shot into the top corner!!! WHAT A GOAL!!!

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24′ GOAL!!! Barcelona – Sevilla 1-0 (Lewandowski penalty): BARÇA TAKES THE LEAD! Robert Lewandowski steps to the penalty spot, sends the keeper the wrong way and passes the ball into the corner!

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22′ penalty for Barcelona! Peque pulls Raphinha down in the penalty area and the referee points to the penalty spot!

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START! Barcelona 0-0 Sevilla: And we’re on our way Montjuïc!

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WELCOME TO THE MONTJUÏC OLYMPIC STADIUM!!! The beautiful temporary home of the world’s largest football club in the capital of Catalonia is the site of a huge LaLiga game for Barcelona as the league leaders host historic rivals Sevilla for a crucial clash on Sunday evening. Barça begins a monster week with games against Bayern Munich and Real Madrid, and a strong and well-coached Sevilla side will look to cause a big surprise against Hansi Flick’s men. This should be fun and you are welcome to join us to follow and comment on the whole thing. Vamos!

(Note: The comments will only be opened when the team news is published because our commentators love commenting and sometimes there are too many comments in the comment section.)

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SETUPS

BARCELONA

Starting XI: Pena; Kounde, Cubarsí, Iñigo, Balde; Casadó, Pedri; Yamal, Raphinha, Fati; Lewandowski (4-2-3-1)

Substitute: Szczesny (TW), Cooking (TW), Domínguez, Martín, Fort, Eric, De Jong, Gavi, Fermín, Torre, Olmo, Fati, Víctor

SEVILLE

Starting XI: Nyland; Carmona, Badé, Marcão, Pedrosa; Agoume, Gudelj, Peque; Lukébakio, Romero, Ejuke (4-3-3)

Substitute: Fernández (TW), Flores (TW), Salas, Montiel, Navas, Barco, Juanlu, Lokonga, Sow, Muzambo, Iheanacho, Suso

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GAME INFO

Competition/round: 2024-25 LaLigaMatchday 10

Date/time: Sunday, October 20, 2024, 9:00 p.m. CET (Barcelona), 8:00 p.m. BST/WAT (UK and Nigeria), 3:00 p.m. ET, 12:00 p.m. PT (US), 12:30 a.m. IST (India, Monday)

Venue: Estadi Olímpic Lluís Companys, MontjuïcBarcelona, ​​​​Catalonia, Spain

referee: Ricardo de Burgos Bengoechea

VAR: Carlos del Cerro Grande

HOW TO WATCH

On TV: ESPN Deportes (USA), TSN 2 (Canada), SuperSport (Nigeria), ITV 4, Premier Sports 1 (UK), Movistar (Spain), others

On-line: ESPN+ (US), LaLigaTV, ITVX (UK), GXR World (India), Movistar+ (Spain), others

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Matchday Thread Rules

We don’t have many rules here, but there are a few things you should keep in mind when participating in our game day threads:

Even if the referee sucks or we lose the game, Watch out for the swearing. It’s simply unnecessary. Also, Do not discuss illegal streaming links. Whoever does it will be warned and those who post links will be banned immediately. Finally, be kind to each other. This is a Barcelona community and we don’t need to insult each other.

Have fun with the game! Forever and ever, regardless of the competition, VISCA EL BARÇA!

It was a busy start to the United States Grand Prix at the Circuit of The Americas as Charles Leclerc stormed up three positions, usurping pole-sitter Lando Norris and taking the lead of the race.

Although it looked like Norris had made a strong start, he was immediately challenged by Max Verstappen at Turn 1. Since both championship rivals missed, the Ferrari driver had the perfect opportunity to squeeze through to P1.

LIVE BROADCAST: Follow all the action from the 2024 United States Grand Prix

With the two Mercedes starting from a position at the back of the field, Lewis Hamilton moved up a few places and started his damage control efforts in an incredibly positive way, but that soon ended abruptly when he was eliminated from the race on lap 2 stranded in the gravel.

Click on the video above to relive the start of the United States Grand Prix.

A former security guard at a juvenile facility in Washington was arrested last week for allegedly making sex tapes in the bathroom of the detention center with an inmate.

According to court documents, the inmate’s attorney reportedly provided screenshots from those alleged sex tapes showing 31-year-old Michelle Goodman engaged in sexual acts with their 23-year-old client. It all went down earlier this year at the Green Hill School in Chehalis, Washington.

Secret plans showing Israel’s preparation for a possible revenge strike against Iran have been leaked, US officials confirmed.

The Intel The leak, described as “deeply concerning,” comes amid rising tensions between Israel and Iran as the Middle East teeters on the brink of all-out war.

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The alleged documents, labeled “top secret,” are said to contain U.S. intelligence analyzing Israel’s inevitable retaliation plan Iran.

Tehran went all out to launch an unprecedented lightning attack, attacking Israeli territory with around 200 ballistic missiles.

It was believed to be revenge for the assassination of Hassan Nasrallah, the head of Iran’s largest – and most powerful – terrorist organization Hezbollah.

According to the New York Times, portions of the leaked document dated October 15 and 16 reportedly contain satellite images that appear to show Israel’s preparation of ammunition and military exercises.

Others describe the assessment that the Israeli Air Force is using long-range ballistic missiles and air-to-surface missiles, presumably planned for a possible attack on Iran.

The documents also suggest that Israel is covertly monitoring Iran using advanced drones technology.

The Sun does not directly quote or show the information from the leaked documents.

Regarding the leak, senior U.S. officials privately acknowledged that the documents were authentic but suggested they were not a comprehensive assessment of Israel’s comprehensive retaliation plan against Iran.

They said the documents merely outlined the information that U.S. intelligence analysts were able to gather at the time the document was released.

However, US officials told CNN the leak was “deeply concerning.”

The leaked documents have markings indicating they are intended only for the US and its Five Eyes – Australia, CanadaNew Zealand and the United Kingdom.

However, on Friday, portions of the highly sensitive documents began circulating on Telegram after they were published by an account called the Middle East Spectator, The Telegraph reports.

The account claims to have no ties to the Iranian regime – and is said to be managed by a group of independent journalists who describe the Israeli government as a “Zionist regime.”

Although the New York Times reported that the documents were largely discussed by pro-Iranian groups.

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Netanyahu’s revenge

Israel is now expected to retaliate after Iran attacked the country with nearly 200 ballistic missiles targeting civilians.

Live footage from Israel showed hundreds of ballistic missiles being launched by Israeli air defenses over Tel Aviv and Jerusalem.

Air raid sirens wailed across the country as innocent Israelis scrambled to seek shelter in their air raid sirens housesunder bridges and in air raid shelters.

Deafening explosions were also heard in the Jordan Valley, which lies on the border between Jordan and the West Bank.

Early warning systems detected the launches and the skies over Israel began to light up within minutes.

Red tracer bullets from the Iron Dome and David’s Sling intercept stations were seen firing the incoming missiles while also sending white, burning debris to Earth.

According to the IDF, at least 10 million civilians were targeted in the unprecedented night attack.

Meanwhile, Benjamin Netanyahu appears more ready to take off than ever strikes after his seaside residence was attacked by Hezbollah yesterday Drones in a brazen assassination attempt.

Three drones are understood to have entered Israeli airspace today after escaping air defenses.

Two of them were shot down after the breach.

But one managed to hit a building in Caesarea – very close to Netanyahu’s holiday home.

Netanyahu, 74, and his wife Sara, 65, were unhurt.

Military commanders believe he was the target of a revenge attack after his troops killed both Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah and Hamas boss Yahya Sinwar on Wednesday.

Netanyahu has since claimed the drone strike was part of an assassination plot planned by Iran and vowed Tehran would “pay a price” for a drone strike.

Iranian officials, meanwhile, tried to downplay the situation but confirmed that the drones were indeed launched by Hezbollah.

Although Tehran denied any involvement in the drone strike that appeared to have “eliminated Netanyahu.”

Iran has also vowed to respond to any Israeli attack – saying there are “no red lines.”

CURRENTLY IN THE MIDDLE EAST WAR

Hezbollah fired a volley of more than 100 rockets into Israel, killing at least one person and wounding others in the country’s northern region.

Footage shared by the IDF shows a building destroyed by the rocket attack fired from Lebanon at innocent Israelis.

The IDF posted the clip on X/Twitter and said: “Hezbollah fires rockets indiscriminately and this is the result.”

Earlier this month, Israel launched its ground operation in Lebanon to weaken Hezbollah and push the terror group from the border to allow displaced Israelis to return.

In response, the IDF attacked several targets in Lebanon that they claim are Hezbollah strongholds.

The buildings hit included Hezbollah’s intelligence headquarters and an underground weapons workshop in Beirut

The Israeli military also issued new evacuation warnings for civilians staying in Beirut’s southern suburbs.

IDF Colonel Avichay Adraee said: “They are close to Hezbollah facilities that the IDF will take action against nearby.” Future.”

Israel is currently at war with Hamas in Gaza and Hezbollah in Lebanon – both Iranian-backed militant groups.

The IDF has attacked parts of northern Gaza, claiming they aim to wipe out Hamas affiliates.

However, the attacks also killed numerous Palestinians who were in the densely populated area.

According to Gaza-run, more than 42,000 Palestinians have been killed in the war so far Health centers.

The number also includes Hamas terrorists.

The ongoing dispute over the Georgia State Election Board’s recent overhaul of the way counties conduct elections could be left to the state’s highest court to decide whether the board overstepped its authority.

The Republican Party of Georgia and the National Republican Committee are asking the Georgia Supreme Court to make a final decision on whether the state will enforce a series of new requirements with just over two weeks until Election Day. Republican lawyers on Wednesday want to overturn a Fulton County judge’s ruling that blocks the state elections board from issuing several new rules for the Nov. 5 general election unless the state Supreme Court rules otherwise.

Several Republican groups appealed Thursday directly to the Georgia Supreme Court, which will decide whether or not to take up the case. The once-unknown election board is now drawing attention across the country because its rules could potentially influence the presidential race between Democratic Vice President Kamala Harris and Republican Donald Trump.

Republicans are calling for a decision by the Georgia Supreme Court, rather than the state’s appeals court, to expedite an answer to whether the election board’s series of new rules in recent months have exceeded the constitutional authority of state election boards.

The Supreme Court is likely to decide in the next few days whether to hear a case involving a government agency’s constitutional right to make changes to how elections are conducted across the state.

Georgia state officials, voting rights groups, county election officials and Democratic and Republican party groups are watching with keen interest as Georgia courts resolve recent challenges to the State Election Board’s rules.

Several civil rights organizations are closely watching as Republican parties appealed to the state Supreme Court on Friday to reinstate a controversial hand-counting rule for ballots.

Georgia is one of seven swing states that could influence the outcome of the presidential game between Harris and Trump on November 5th.

Top Republican Party officials are sharply criticizing Supreme Court Justice Thomas A. Cox Jr.’s ruling last week that three right-wing members of the State Election Board violated the law by usurping the power to govern the legislature , which the judge says is within the jurisdiction of the Republican Party’s Georgia General Assembly.

Cox wrote in his ruling that the Georgia Constitution simply gives the General Assembly the exclusive right to enact election laws, which are overseen and ratified by the State Department.

The Cox ruling overturned polarizing rule changes that gave local election board members the right to inspect voting records before certifying the results. The judge also issued new guidelines that allow county election board officials to consider any vote discrepancies or other voting irregularities when deciding whether to reject or certify the results.

Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Whatley called Cox’s ruling “the worst kind of legal activism” based on political partisanship rather than sound legal principles.

“By striking down the Georgia State Election Board’s common-sense rules put in place to protect Georgia’s elections, the judge sided with Democrats in their attacks on transparency, accountability and the integrity of our elections,” Whatley said in a statement Explanation.

If Georgia’s elections are more secure than ever, why do so many voters distrust the system?

The state elections board has been forced to defend itself against a barrage of lawsuits since former Republican state Sen. Rick Jeffares and political media personality Janelle King were appointed to the five-member board earlier this year. The controversial rules were often adopted by a 3-2 majority, with Republican Janice Johnston of Fulton County joining King of Sandy Spring and Jeffares of Henry County in pushing the proposed changes until the rules were finalized several weeks later.

Georgia’s Republican Attorney General Chris Carr warned the board in writing in late September about the actions of the three members Trump praised, saying their actions were not permitted under Georgia law.

One of the lawsuits Cox ruled on Wednesday was filed by Eternal Vigilance Action, an election advocacy nonprofit founded in 2021 by former Republican Rep. Scot Turner. Individual plaintiffs in the lawsuit included Turner and James Hall, a Republican member of the Chatham County Board of Elections.

Turner said he decided to file a lawsuit against the Georgia Board of Elections because he believes it improperly assumed election rule duties assigned to the state Legislature. Before leaving the House at the end of 2020, Turner sponsored several major election bills and served on the House committee that reviewed and voted on election law advancements outside of committee.

Turner said his lawsuit is about the merits of each of the state board’s new rules, but rather a defense of the long-standing conservative principle of a separation of powers in government.

“I don’t know what the Supreme Court will do at this point, but I can tell you we are ready to continue the fight no matter what,” Turner said.

The Holly Springs Republican, who defended his strong conservative voting record in the Legislature, said he also accused the Georgia Board of Elections in 2020 of improperly adopting several emergency voting rules in response to the pandemic.

Turner said he understands how frustrated some election board officials get when state legislatures don’t pass laws based on the board’s recommendations. But he said lawyers defending the Georgia Board of Elections’ current rules are arguing in court that an executive board of unelected bureaucrats has been given powers that conflict with Georgia law and conservative ideology.

“It cannot be that five unelected people take matters into their own hands in the style of a vigilante or an emperor,” he said.

The timing of election board meetings was a constant source of tension this summer and fall among state association members representing Georgia’s local election officials. The panel’s new rules, which require a hand count of ballots cast on Election Day, expanding poll watcher access and voter certification, have been criticized by Democrats and civil rights groups as a potential cause of chaos at the polls and among county poll workers.

Trump praised King, Jeffares and Johnston by name for supporting changes to county election certification boards and other election rules, calling them “pit bulls” for “victory” during a campaign rally in Atlanta this summer.

The day before Cox announced his ruling, Supreme Court Justice Robert McBurney ruled on a complaint filed by Fulton Republican Board of Elections member Julie Adams after she refused to certify the March presidential primary. McBurney ruled that it would be mandatory for local election boards to certify election results and that county election officials could request to inspect election records before the deadline.

King rejects allegations of partisan rulemaking

King lamented Cox’s rejection of the seven rules she had championed. He found it unconstitutional and added a rebuke to the electoral board, which he said had interfered in the legislative business. She said she supported the new rules not based on loyalty to Trump or the Republican Party, but rather on her desire to protect the integrity and accuracy of Georgia’s elections.

“This was a Republican who filed this case against us, so this is not a partisan issue,” she said. “It’s all about how people view our role,” King said Thursday on the Atlanta Journal-Constitution’s Politically Georgia podcast.

She recalled that Cox repealed some rules that were also supported by the Georgia Association of Voter Registration and Election Officials.

“I’m really more disappointed that I feel like the pendulum has swung,” King said. “There were a lot of people who were against what we were doing and they were so upset and emotional about it. Now I think they have some reprieve and now the pendulum has swung to the other side.”

The Georgia NAACP and the Georgia Coalition for the People’s Agenda are intervening on behalf of plaintiffs challenging a hand-counting ballot rule that they say would delay key certification deadlines. The rule would require three poll workers in each precinct to open ballot boxes after polls close and count ballots individually to confirm whether the hand count matches the number of machine-counted ballots.

“We were proud to represent our customers and the interests of Georgia voters and local election officials, preventing an unelected state election board from rewriting our election law and bringing chaos to the democratic system in the immediate run-up to the November election,” he told Andrea Young, executive director of the American Civil Liberties Union of Georgia, which helps provide legal services to the intervening groups.

“Early voting has begun and over one million Georgians have already cast their ballot,” Young said in a statement. “Judge Cox’s decision prevented a mid-game rule change. We were pleased the trial court agreed with us and look forward to arguing our case next in the state’s highest court.”

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