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Bodycam Shows Welfare Checks Days Before Children Found Dead

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Disturbing police bodycam video captures two South Carolina children alive in the weeks before authorities found them dead from starvation and dehydration inside their home.

Justine May, 31, was arrested on September 29 and charged in connection with the deaths of her children, 15-month-old Harlow Deacon and 2-year-old Emory Deacon.

Police discovered the children deceased at the family’s home in Ladson. The coroner determined that neglect led to their deaths, citing starvation and dehydration.

Authorities carried out at least 13 welfare checks at the residence during the weeks before the children died.

Bodycam footage released by the Charleston County Sheriff’s Office shows deputies conducting two of those checks, on August 30 and September 12, offering a glimpse inside the home before the tragedy.

During one visit, May appeared frustrated when she opened the door and saw police waiting outside again, according to the footage.

“How can I help you?” she asked as children cried and dogs barked inside the home. She then told officers, “No one can come in.”

When officers asked her to step outside to speak with them, May appeared irritated and responded, “Why?”

Justine May, 31, has been arrested for allegedly killing her two children, Harlow Deacon, 15 months, and Emory Deacon, two

Justine May, 31, was arrested in connection with the deaths of her children, Harlow Deacon, 15 months, and Emory Deacon, two

Police have released bodycam footage of two separate wellness checks, where the children appeared happy and safe

Released bodycam footage shows deputies carrying out two welfare checks, during which the children appeared cheerful and safe

Deputies asked May whether she was hearing voices or intended to hurt anyone. She said no, adding that her former fiancé had fabricated claims about a mental health crisis.

When asked to explain her side of the situation, May refused. “I don’t want to tell it. The police know. I’m not doing this at all. I’m not telling my side at all,” she said.

May also described her former fiancé and her mother as “crazy,” claiming they repeatedly called police about her. In the footage, she held one child while the other crawled nearby.

During the August 30 welfare check, officers were permitted to enter the home. The residence appeared clean and orderly, and the children could be seen following their mother as deputies spoke with her.

A social worker explained that authorities had become concerned because no one had seen the children for more than a week. He also said their father, Zack Deacon, had attempted to visit them.

The social worker told May that people had alleged her mental health had “apparently declined” since she separated from the children’s father.

May rejected that allegation, insisting instead that Zack had behaved “erratically” when he came to the home.

When a caseworker noticed that one of the toddlers had a rash, May replied, “Yes, she had a diaper rash, like a normal baby does.”

When deputies found her children, she allegedly told police she was in a 'blur' the past few weeks and didn't remember when she had last fed her children

After the children were found, May allegedly told police she had been in a “blur” for several weeks and could not remember when she had last fed them

The coroner ruled the children died from starvation and dehydration due to neglect

The coroner ruled the children died from starvation and dehydration due to neglect

At least 13 wellness checks had been call to the mother's home prior to their deaths

At least 13 wellness checks had been call to the mother’s home prior to their deaths

Their father, Zack Deacon, is asking for a review of conduct into police. 'Emory and Harlow deserve the truth,' his lawyer Gedney Howe said in a statement

Their father, Zack Deacon, is asking for a review of conduct into police. ‘Emory and Harlow deserve the truth,’ his lawyer Gedney Howe said in a statement

None of the visits resulted in deputies finding any concerning behavior, the sheriff’s office previously stated. 

No welfare checks were made after September 20, a little over a week before the girls would be found dead. On September 22, the sheriff’s office made the decision to stop going to May’s home.  

‘The decision was made by the on-duty supervisor to discontinue additional welfare checks based on the totality of the information available at that time, including the previous contacts, the involvement of DSS and Mobile Crisis, and the absence of new actionable information indicating an immediate threat to Ms. May or her children,’ Sheriff Carl Ritchie said in a statement. 

When police arrived at her door on September 29, the mom allegedly admitted she had been in a ‘blur’ for two weeks and couldn’t remember the last time she fed her children. 

Deputies then found the children’s bodies inside the home.  

The Sheriff’s Office is now working through the bodycam footage of the welfare check to create a timeline of the girls’ deaths, Ritchie said at a press conference. 

Zack, through his lawyers, has asked for a review of conduct into how the police handled the case. 

‘Emory and Harlow deserve the truth,’ lawyer Gedney Howe wrote in a statement. ‘Their father deserves to see the file, not to learn about the case on the news.’  

The Daily Mail has reached out to Zack’s lawyers for comment.  

Trump Says He Wasn’t Involved in Plan to Livestream Nidal Hasan’s Execution

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President Trump has not yet decided whether the public should be allowed to watch the firing-squad execution of Fort Hood gunman Nidal Hasan, saying Saturday that he would “make a decision ultimately.”

“He was vicious. He was violent,” Trump said of Hasan while speaking with reporters at the White House.

Trump said officials were weighing two competing arguments: keeping the execution private or broadcasting it as a warning to others. “By showing it, maybe other people won’t be doing what he did,” he said, adding that he was aware of the military’s preference but had not made a final decision.

His comments came the same day he said he had not been involved in the proposal to livestream the execution, though he acknowledged why military officials might want to make Hasan an “example.”

“They want to do that because they want to set an example. I wasn’t involved in that decision, but I understand the decision,” Trump told CNY Central on Friday during a visit to Syracuse. He was in New York to campaign for Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman’s bid for governor when asked whether he had approved a live broadcast.

Asked whether he supported the execution itself, Trump gave a more definitive response: “I did.”

The remarks appeared to soften Trump’s earlier suggestion that he had approved plans to televise the execution.

During the interview, Trump also revisited the 2009 Nidal Hasan shooting at Fort Hood, an attack that led the military to announce its first firing-squad execution since 1945. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth has said the execution is scheduled to be broadcast live on Dec. 3.

“He went in and killed 14 people. He badly, badly wounded 22 people,” Trump said, describing Hasan as entering a room, opening fire and shouting what he called inappropriate statements. “So, I guess they want to have it serve as an example, and I understand that very well.”

Hasan was convicted of killing 13 people and injuring 32 others in the Nov. 5, 2009 massacre inside a medical facility at the Texas military base.

“I really don’t care how he goes as long as he goes,” Trump said. “And I think that the death penalty is a very worthy way of going for him.”

Vice President JD Vance, speaking at a campaign event in Ohio on Friday, said he would not watch the execution if it is ultimately televised.

“I don’t know that that’s actually going to happen,” Vance said. “If it’s ultimately livestreamed, I’m not going to be watching it.”

France’s School Riots Expose a Crisis Far Beyond Broken Classrooms

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Student protests over deteriorating schools, despite billions of euros in public education spending, are becoming part of a wider French crisis. Experts say the unrest reflects the country’s worsening finances, President Emmanuel Macron’s weakened political center and the growing influence of radical movements, taking the demonstrations well beyond their original focus on education.

Simone Rodan-Benzaquen, the Foundation for Defense of Democracies’ senior envoy for Europe, told News Media in an interview from Paris that the protests began in September with valid complaints about school conditions. Since then, she said, political groups seeking a confrontation with the state have increasingly taken advantage of the discontent.

“Overall, I’d say the anger is real, but the violence, I would say, is organized,” she said, arguing that vandalizing or destroying schools would not improve France’s education system.

Student protests in France

A protesting student feeds a burnt barrier during a blockading action outside the secondary school Le Corbusier, in Aubervilliers, northern Paris on Oct. 1, 2026. (Lou Benoist/AFP via Getty Images)

Salaries, social contributions and pensions for teaching and non-teaching staff accounted for 72% of education spending, while only 8.5% was directed to investment, including infrastructure and equipment. The figures cover France’s entire education system rather than high schools alone, according to France’s Education Ministry’s 2026 statistical overview.

Harvey Feigenbaum, a George Washington University professor of political science and international affairs who studies French politics, said the country is struggling to balance costly social commitments, weak economic growth and mounting demands to reduce government spending.

“France is in deep debt. It wants to cut its expenses,” Feigenbaum said. He added that years of fiscal strain, combined with neglected school buildings, have intensified frustration among students.

The depth of France’s financial challenge is reflected in its debt burden. Eurostat reported that French public debt reached 117.6% of gross domestic product in the first quarter of 2026, the third-highest level in the European Union after Greece and Italy.

Reuters reported Oct. 8 that higher borrowing costs and growing investor concerns have sharply reduced the government’s ability to calm unrest with new spending, an approach used during earlier waves of French protests.

That financial pressure is unfolding alongside an increasingly fractured political landscape, giving parties on both the left and right opportunities to harness public anger.

Protestors gather around the Monument à la République during Paris student protests on Oct. 4, 2026.

Protestors gather around the Monument à la République in Place de la République in Paris on Oct. 4, 2026, during nationwide demonstrations against an overcrowded, ill-equipped and understaffed education system.  (Veronique de Viguerie/Getty Images)

Macron’s political center collapses

Feigenbaum said many of the crisis’s deeper political roots can be traced to Macron’s legacy.

After winning the presidency in 2017, Macron pledged to break with France’s traditional left-right divide. His goal was to combine policies from both camps within a new centrist political movement.

Instead, Feigenbaum said, the strategy weakened France’s established moderate parties without building a stable governing coalition capable of replacing them.

“What he ended up doing was attracting the moderate voters from the parties of the moderate left and the parties from the moderate right, and essentially destroyed those parties,” Feigenbaum said.

The disintegration of the traditional center, he said, opened additional space for movements with more polarized and uncompromising positions. 

“Macron is a smart man, but he’s a terrible politician,” the professor said.

Macron’s contentious pension reforms demonstrate how difficult it is to convince French voters to accept cuts to long-standing public benefits, Feigenbaum said. The changes prompted widespread protests, and implementation of the 2023 retirement reforms has since been suspended until 2028.

The political challenge intensified after Macron called snap parliamentary elections in 2024. The vote produced a sharply divided National Assembly, leaving no bloc with a governing majority.

“Even if the government wanted to do something coherent, they simply don’t have the votes to do it,” Feigenbaum said.

That paralysis has left Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu handling the immediate unrest while Macron faces questions about the stability of the political system he helped reshape.

Protesters hold a Palestinian flag on the day French high school and university students attend a demonstration in Strasbourg as part of a nationwide day of protests and blockades, voicing anger over overcrowded classrooms, teacher shortages and dilapidated school buildings, which students blame on years of underinvestment, France, October 6, 2026. REUTERS/Kai Pfaffenbach

Protesters hold a Palestinian flag Oct. 6, 2026, the day French high school and university students attend a demonstration in Strasbourg as part of a nationwide day of protests and blockades, voicing anger over overcrowded classrooms, teacher shortages and dilapidated school buildings, which students blame on years of underinvestment. (Reuters/Kai Pfaffenbach)

Why are France’s schools struggling despite billions in spending?

The protests began in the Paris suburbs in September amid complaints about overcrowded classrooms, inadequate heating and cooling, aging buildings and teachers who were not replaced when absent.

Rodan-Benzaquen said the anger reflected years of educational instability, frequent ministerial changes and reforms that have failed to resolve persistent school problems.

She also pointed to a broader sense of anxiety among young people about their economic future, artificial intelligence, climate change and international conflicts.

According to the OECD’s September 2026 Education at a Glance report, France spent $16,674 in funding per student in general upper secondary education in 2023, compared with an OECD average of $12,421, adjusted for purchasing power.

Anti-riot police officers face protesting students carrying out blockading action outside the secondary school Le Corbusier, in Aubervilliers, northern Paris on October 1, 2026.

Anti-riot police officers face protesting students carrying out blockading action outside the secondary school Le Corbusier, in Aubervilliers, northern Paris Oct. 1, 2026. (Lou Benoist/AFP via Getty Images)

Yet teachers and students continue to complain about basic shortages.

Responsibility for public high school buildings and equipment falls to regional authorities, while the national government oversees much of the education system, including teacher staffing.

Feigenbaum said France’s centralized education structure makes national leaders the focus of public anger when schools fail to deliver.

The pressure has already forced a concession.

Reuters reported Friday that Education Minister Édouard Geffray announced an emergency plan to deploy 3,000 qualified educators to particularly affected schools, costing several dozen million euros.

Student unions welcomed the measure as an initial victory but pledged to continue demonstrating.

The spending figures raise broader questions about whether France’s financial and political priorities have left sufficient resources for maintaining school infrastructure and meeting students’ needs. They do not, however, establish that teachers’ unions or other organized constituencies have improperly diverted funding.

Jean-Luc Mélenchon

Jean-Luc Mélenchon, the leader of the French left-wing La France Insoumise party, delivers a speech during an electoral campaign meeting of the local LFI candidate for French municipal elections in Marseille, southern France, March 7, 2026. (Miguel Medina/AFP via Getty Images)

How the far left entered the unrest

As the demonstrations expanded, the involvement of France’s hard-left La France Insoumise party, known as LFI, led by Jean-Luc Mélenchon, became an increasingly contentious issue.

Reuters reported Oct. 1 that French intelligence agencies had told a government crisis meeting that LFI and affiliated activists played a role in fomenting the unrest. Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez also cited agitators moving between schools to encourage violence.

LFI has denied responsibility and accused authorities of aggravating tensions through their response.

Rodan-Benzaquen said far-left movements were capitalizing on students’ frustration.

“There is an obvious instrumentalization, obvious manipulation,” she said, arguing that activists were seeking to push some protesters toward violence.

She linked the unrest to what she described as Mélenchon’s broader political strategy ahead of France’s 2027 presidential election.

“His idea is that, on the one hand, he will scare voters on the right and on the far right, who will then go to vote for the far right, and, on the other hand, he would mobilize his own camp,” she said.

Rodan-Benzaquen argued that intensifying political confrontation could help Mélenchon consolidate his support among younger voters and immigrant communities, while portraying the far right as an increasingly serious threat.

She described it as a calculated political strategy rather than a spontaneous response to students’ concerns.

The involvement of LFI politicians has been documented by French media, although there is disagreement over whether the party helped initiate the demonstrations or became involved after the protests began.

An Oct. 2 investigation by Le Monde examined a police intelligence assessment describing radical left activity around schools in Seine-Saint-Denis but questioned whether the evidence established that the movement itself was politically orchestrated.

Feigenbaum offered a more cautious interpretation, describing some of the violent perpetrators as fringe provocateurs who exploit broader demonstrations without necessarily directing them.

“They’re not being organized by some, you know, some mastermind at the national level, at least as far as anyone knows,” he said.

Protesters hold Palestinian and Antifa flags in France

Protesters hold Palestinian and Antifa flags as French high school and university students attend a demonstration in Strasbourg, France, Thursday, Oct. 6, 2026. (Kai Pfaffenbach/Reuters)

Islamist influence or political solidarity?

The demonstrations have also raised questions about whether Islamist groups and pro-Palestinian activists are seeking to use the unrest to advance broader ideological causes.

Rodan-Benzaquen argued that Mélenchon’s emphasis on Gaza and the Palestinian cause has helped bring together political constituencies that might otherwise have little in common.

“It’s sort of the idea of sort of an intersection of different movements where they manage to bring together the different groups, the far left, Islamist movements, pro-Palestinian activists,” she said.

She pointed to Palestinian flags appearing during the demonstrations as an indication of how the movement has expanded beyond its original educational demands.

The FDD expert argued that Islamist elements were attempting to capitalize on the turmoil, although she cautioned against reducing the entire crisis to immigration or religion.

“But this goes far beyond the issue of immigration. It goes far beyond the issue of Islamism. It goes far beyond the issue of Islam,” she said.

Students march with a large red banner reading 'Police officers, enemy of the people' during a protest in Rennes, France.

Students march with a large red banner reading “Police officers, enemy of the people” during a protest against under-resourced schools in Rennes, France, Tuesday, Oct. 6, 2026. (Jeremias Gonzalez/AP)

A crisis France cannot simply spend its way out of

The government’s latest concessions have not ended the protests.

According to Reuters on Friday, 141 schools remained closed while students continued demanding broader reforms. Nearly 10% of teaching hours in French public high schools remained unstaffed.

For Rodan-Benzaquen, one of the greatest dangers is that the demonstrations reflect a society increasingly divided into competing political realities.

She described how her 17-year-old son created separate left-wing and right-wing Instagram accounts and encountered radically different portrayals of the same unrest, one emphasizing police violence and the other violence by protesters.

“Now, if you live in two drastically different realities, it is very complicated to come to any form of dialog and end agreement,” she said.

Her warning extends beyond France’s current protests.

“We are in an extremely polarized environment,” Rodan-Benzaquen said, noting that social media can deepen divisions and allow confrontations to escalate rapidly.

Feigenbaum sees an additional structural danger of a government burdened by accumulated financial obligations and deprived of the political consensus needed to reform them.

The result is a country spending heavily to sustain its public institutions while struggling to deliver the services citizens expect and a political system increasingly consumed by conflict over how to fix them.

A French leader stands at a podium addressing an international audience at a global economic summit.

French President Emmanuel Macron delivers a speech during the World Economic Forum annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland, Jan. 20, 2026. (Harun Ozalp/Anadolu via Getty Images)

What began as a rebellion against broken classrooms has become a test of whether France can reconcile its costly promises with its financial reality before the divisions consuming its schools deepen further.

Feud Erupts Over Famous Guitar House in Ritzy California Enclave

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A bitter property dispute is disrupting the calm of an affluent California community, where the owner of a multimillion-dollar estate is facing intense opposition over plans for a second driveway.

Residents of Hidden Valley in the Bay Area say the proposed access road would destroy a well-used trail that has served local families, children and dog walkers for generations.

The 11-acre property changed hands in 2021, when WeWork co-founder Adam Neumann sold it for $22.4 million. Zillow now places its estimated value at nearly $29 million, though the estate is not currently listed for sale.

The owners want the additional driveway for convenience and say it could provide a vital emergency route during a wildfire, the San Francisco Chronicle reported. The estate was once owned by legendary music promoter Bill Graham and became known as the “Guitar House” because of its distinctive design.

A similar proposal was introduced in 2024, but a neighborhood opposition group successfully challenged it, leading to the town planning commission’s decision being overturned.

“They’ve been asked and asked—show us proof of ownership—but there’s no proof,” opposition leader Karen Lorentson told the Chronicle.

Officials also concluded that the environmental damage associated with constructing the driveway would outweigh any practical advantages.

The property owners have now filed a lawsuit against the town, seeking to revive their plan and move ahead with construction behind closed doors, according to the San Francisco Chronicle.

Guitar House was previously owned by famed music promoter Bill Graham. WeWork co-founder Adam Neumann also owned the property and sold it in 2021 for $22.4 million

The Guitar House was once owned by renowned music promoter Bill Graham. WeWork co-founder Adam Neumann later owned the estate before selling it for $22.4 million in 2021.

The new owners' proposal to build a second driveway to the 11-acre real estate has sparked an ugly feud in the otherwise peaceful enclave in Corte Madera, California

Plans for a second driveway at the 11-acre estate have triggered a bitter feud in the normally quiet Corte Madera, California, community.

The disagreement has escalated well beyond a planning dispute, with residents directing insults at the estate’s owners and allegedly making threats against them.

A remark involving the owners’ children became serious enough that the family requested police protection for a public meeting, the Chronicle reported.

Town Council Member Pat Ravasio, who opposes the driveway project and is seeking re-election, has argued that the land should remain open to the public.

The controversy deepened after Ravasio allegedly shared confidential details from a closed council session with residents who also oppose the proposed access road.

The disclosure prompted the town to refer the matter to the Marin County Attorney’s Office for review.

Ravasio described the disclosure as “one little error,” but said the fallout had been intense. “They came after me, and it’s been pretty ugly,” she said.

At the center of the legal fight is a 1906 map of the property. Both sides cite the document, which shows that a road similar to the proposed route was envisioned but never built.

Todd Williams, the attorney representing the owners of 800 Corte Madera Ave, told the Chronicle that Alta Way was “always intended to be a road” and has been used and maintained in that manner for more than 40 years.

Williams said the owners believe their property rights extend to the centerline of Alta Way, giving them the legal authority to construct the driveway.

“Throughout this controversy, the owners have clearly expressed their intentions that, post-construction, the walking access will remain.”

Pat Ravasio led the neighborhood opposition against the proposed driveway and insists the trail should remain open to the public

Pat Ravasio led the neighborhood opposition against the proposed driveway and insists the trail should remain open to the public

The neighborhood opposition managed to overturn an initial proposal for the driveway last year but the owners of the real estate sued the town afterwards

The neighborhood opposition managed to overturn an initial proposal for the driveway last year but the owners of the real estate sued the town afterwards  

Corte Madera community development director, Amy Lyle, said town records show that the contested path cannot be claimed as a public road

Corte Madera community development director, Amy Lyle, said town records show that the contested path cannot be claimed as a public road

‘The two uses – walking and driving – can co-exist, just like any other neighborhood road in Corte Madera,’ Williams explained in a statement.

The proposal would in fact keep access to the trail open to the public but pave half of the 40-foot-wide strip for about 120 feet. 

Concerned neighbors said they are worried about the driveway being built on the reportedly steep hillside and that it would destroy the immediate connection between residential living and nature.

The road would also see 47 trees removed, 37 of which would be replanted, although the Marin Audubon Society shared worries about negative impacts on a nearby owl habitat.

Corte Madera community development director, Amy Lyle, has put a damper on the neighbors’ hopes to preserve the trail by claiming Alta Way as a public road.

She said that a look into town records led the town to view the issue a civil matter among real estate owners as ‘we don’t have the rights to the paper road,’ making it unlikely the town can intervene.

First Look at Hurricane Isaias Damage After One Death in Escambia County

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Officials are beginning to assess the damage Hurricane Isaias left behind after making landfall in North Florida.

The Okaloosa County Sheriff’s Office shared images showing damaged buildings, downed power lines and trees blocking roads across the area.

Sheriff’s Office leaders posted the photos Saturday and urged residents to give first responders and emergency managers room to work, saying that cooperation would help speed the recovery.

In Escambia County, officials said early Saturday that rescue operations were getting underway.

Officials said public safety remained the top priority. Emergency medical services, firefighters and law enforcement officers began recovery efforts after the storm moved through and conditions became safe.

The Escambia County Sheriff’s Office later confirmed one storm-related death. The county sheriff said a woman was killed when a tree fell onto a home.

Video from Pensacola also showed a hotel roof being torn apart as Hurricane Isaias came ashore.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis spoke in Tallahassee Saturday morning, saying state search-and-rescue teams were prepared to deploy to areas facing severe flooding and storm damage. DeSantis said the state had not received any requests for those teams at that point. “I think that is an optimistic sign,” he said, adding that state resources were ready “in the event the need arises.”

We’ll continue tracking Hurricane Isaias damage and the latest developments throughout the day. Follow updates here and on News 6 tonight at 11.

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JOHNS COUNTIES THROUGH 430 PM EDT…nnAt 400 PM EDT, Doppler radar was tracking a strong thunderstormncapable of producing a landspout near Hastings, moving north at 15nmph.nnHAZARD…Landspouts and wind gusts up to 50 mph.nnSOURCE…Radar indicated.nnIMPACT…Minor damage to outdoor objects is possible. Gusty windsn could knock down tree limbs and blow around unsecuredn objects.nnLocations impacted include…nSaint Augustine, Saint Augustine Beach, Crescent Beach, SaintnAugustine Shores, Butler Beach, Vilano Beach, Saint Augustine South,nSpuds, Anastasia, and Dupont Center.nnPRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS…nnIf outdoors, consider seeking shelter inside a building.nnTorrential rainfall is also occurring with this storm and may lead tonlocalized flooding. Do not drive your vehicle through floodednroadways.nnFrequent cloud to ground lightning is occurring with this storm.nLightning can strike 10 miles away from a thunderstorm. 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MAFS Groom Announces Surprise Engagement to Brazilian Girlfriend

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Married At First Sight star Tim Calwell is set to walk down the aisle again, announcing his engagement to his Brazilian girlfriend Barbara following two years together.

The former reality TV groom revealed the romantic news on Saturday after proposing during a couple’s getaway in New Zealand. Tim’s previous televised marriage to Sara Mesa did not lead to lasting love.

The 34-year-old Gold Coast businessman got down on one knee with a dramatic mountain landscape behind him, presenting Barbara with a sparkling diamond ring.

Barbara shared the couple’s engagement with her Instagram followers, posting a collection of romantic images from the unforgettable proposal.

“Engaged to the love of my life!!! ❤️” she wrote in the caption.

Tim responded to his fiancée’s announcement with a kiss emoji and a red heart in the comments.

Married At First Sight star Tim Calwell has announced his engagement to his stunning Brazilian girlfriend Barbara after two years of dating

Married At First Sight personality Tim Calwell is engaged to his Brazilian girlfriend Barbara after two years of dating

The former reality TV groom, who failed to find lasting love with his television bride Sara Mesa, shared the exciting news on Saturday after popping the question during a romantic getaway to New Zealand. (Pictured with Sara Mesa on MAFS)

The former reality TV groom announced the news after proposing to Barbara during a romantic New Zealand escape. His marriage to MAFS bride Sara Mesa did not last

The newly engaged couple looked thrilled as they marked the occasion amid snow-covered peaks and the striking scenery of a glacial lake.

In one loved-up snap, Barbara cuddled close to her fiancé while proudly displaying the large diamond ring on her finger.

She kept warm in a camouflage-print puffer jacket and a knitted beanie decorated with colourful patches.

Barbara also showed off her lavender manicure as she lifted her left hand towards the camera, giving fans a clear look at the dazzling stone set on its delicate band.

Tim appeared just as delighted, smiling broadly in a white fleece jumper and khaki knitted beanie.

A second image showed the proposal itself, with Tim kneeling on a rocky shoreline and holding out the ring box as Barbara stared back in disbelief.

Clearly overwhelmed by the surprise, Barbara placed both hands over her mouth while her future husband smiled up at her.

The engagement begins a joyful new chapter for Tim, who rose to fame after appearing on the 2024 season of Married At First Sight.

Barbara confirmed the happy news on Instagram, sharing a series of loved-up photographs from the picturesque proposal

Barbara announced the engagement on Instagram with a series of romantic photographs from the scenic New Zealand proposal

Engaged to the love of my life!!! ¿¿' she captioned the announcement

“Engaged to the love of my life!!! ❤️” Barbara wrote alongside the announcement

Tim and Barbara started their relationship soon after his difficult marriage to Sydney-based nutritionist Sara Mesa came to an end.

Their romance was first revealed exclusively by Daily Mail in April 2024, when Barbara began posting affectionate photos of the pair on her private Instagram account.

At the time, the glamorous brunette had posted a sweet birthday tribute to Tim, making it clear the pair were already smitten.

‘Bday boy Appreciation post for this handsome man who makes me happy every day!’ she wrote.

The couple first met in February 2024, just weeks after Tim’s ill-fated marriage to Sara began airing on Channel Nine.

Their romance quickly blossomed, with the pair spotted enjoying everyday outings together, including picking up takeaway food and drinks before visiting a nursery to buy plants.

However, their relationship initially raised eyebrows following Tim’s dramatic split from his television bride.

Speaking to Daily Mail at the time, Tim adamantly denied suggestions he had been romantically involved with anyone else while filming the dating experiment.

Daily Mail revealed their blossoming romance in April 2024, after Barbara began sharing loved-up photographs of the pair on her private Instagram account

Daily Mail revealed their blossoming romance in April 2024, after Barbara began sharing loved-up photographs of the pair on her private Instagram account

Tim and Sara endured a turbulent journey on the Channel Nine dating show, with their relationship frequently overshadowed by heated arguments and communication issues

Tim and Sara endured a turbulent journey on the Channel Nine dating show, with their relationship frequently overshadowed by heated arguments and communication issues 

‘No I wasn’t seeing anyone through the experiment. I was literally locked in, dialled in, trying to make our relationship work,’ he insisted.

‘I don’t know why, if she’s bringing that up… she’s trying to throw heat on my end to try and distract, maybe, from whatever going on in her ballpark.’

Tim also opened up about his difficult relationship with Sara, admitting their marriage had become increasingly strained.

‘It was definitely very up and down. Almost toxic at this point, I don’t know,’ he said.

‘We were trying our best to be in a relationship. The whole experience is very intense anyway… it was definitely wasn’t comfortable for me.’

Tim and Sara endured a turbulent journey on the Channel Nine dating show, with their relationship frequently overshadowed by heated arguments and communication issues.

One particularly explosive dinner party saw Tim confront Sara over her repeatedly cancelling dates, sparking a furious exchange between the pair.

Reflecting on their clashes, Tim said he had become increasingly frustrated by what he described as feeling dismissed throughout their marriage.

‘I was getting really frustrated by being spoken over and talked down to,’ he explained.

‘My feelings and my opinions were just being thrown back in my face and it just felt like nothing I had to say was valid.’

Despite their attempts to make the relationship work, Tim and Sara ultimately went their separate ways after the experiment.

Tyreek Hill Criticized Over Football Analogy in Court Battle With Ex-Wife

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Tyreek Hill has drawn widespread criticism for turning to a football analogy when asked whether he had been a good husband during his contentious civil trial involving his estranged wife.

The NFL free agent, who has reportedly spoken with several teams this week about a potential return—including the Kansas City Chiefs—testified in the case after Keeta Vaccaro accused him of abuse.

Vaccaro is seeking damages over allegations of assault and battery. Taking the stand, Hill defended himself and said: “Well, unfortunately, with all the false allegations, I think it’s time for me to kind of come tell my story. I think that’s kind of important.”

One exchange quickly attracted intense attention online, after Hill was asked whether he believed he had been a good husband.

Hill shook his head and answered, “I don’t.” When asked to identify the areas in which he had fallen short, he chose to explain his response using a football comparison.

“I’m going into football terms, but I just think that after watching the film, there were a lot of areas I can improve in..” Hill said.

Tyreek Hill said that 'watching the film' helped him decide if he was a good husband or not

Tyreek Hill said reviewing the “film” helped him assess whether he had been a good husband

Keeta Vaccaro Hill claims her husband tried punching her stomach while she was pregnant

Keeta Vaccaro has alleged that Hill tried to punch her in the stomach while she was pregnant

The remark was rapidly criticized on social media. One user wrote: “The answer to ‘were you a good husband’ shouldn’t start with ‘after watching the film,’” while another reacted: “Stop it! Please tell me he did not say this!”

Other users described it as “crazy work” to need film review to determine how to become a better husband. One commenter added that using football language to discuss marriage was unusual, but suggested the film-study comparison may have been Hill’s most honest answer.

Vaccaro, the sister of former NFL safety Kenny Vaccaro, previously testified that Hill punched her in the stomach while she was pregnant with their daughter. She also accused him of pulling her hair, pressing a smoldering blunt against her face, twisting her breasts and leaving her by the side of the road.

Hill denied those allegations during Thursday’s hearing in Miami. He also accused Vaccaro of taking about $60,000 a month from a family account, pressuring him to remove his mother from their home and contributing indirectly to the fire that destroyed their South Florida mansion. Hill did not specifically explain how Vaccaro or their disputes led to the 2024 blaze, which was initially attributed to a child playing with a lighter in an upstairs bathroom.

“I feel like me and [Keeta’s] arguments were part of the reason why my house burned down,” Hill testified.

Vaccaro’s attorney, Evan Marks, rejected Hill’s claims in a statement to The Daily Mail. “The statements made by Mr. Hill are completely and totally false,” Marks said on his client’s behalf.

However, Hill did not dispute every allegation made by Vaccaro.

He acknowledged throwing her against a wall and apologized for directing profanity at both Vaccaro and her mother during a recorded outburst.

Hill and Vaccaro have both testified in civil court in Miami as part of their divorce proceedings

Hill and Vaccaro have both given evidence in Miami civil court during their divorce proceedings

Hill has not played in the NFL since suffering a shocking knee injury last year against the Jets

Hill has been out of the NFL since suffering a serious knee injury against the Jets last year

“As I’m getting my clothes, I feel somebody brush up behind me,” Hill testified. “And that person brushing up behind me is my wife, and I’m like, hold on, hold on… That continued for like five minutes.

‘I told her don’t you ever touch me again in your life. I pushed her against the wall. And I tried to force her to get off me. I created a hole in the wall, trying to force her to get off me that night.’

Hill also admitted to making threats to Vaccaro.

‘I did, I did make statements about she wasn’t safe,’ Hill said. ‘I did make statements about me being able to get people to hurt her. Like now, looking back, I wish I could have handled that situation better.

‘I wish I could have talked to my wife better. I wish I could take it all back.’

According to Hill, the former couple’s fights centered on his insistence that she sign a post-nuptial agreement, his claims that she stole from him, as well as her accusations of infidelity against him.

‘I would literally have conversations with the mothers of my [other] kids and she would be, ‘You’re doing, X, Y, Z with them. You’re being intimate with them,’ he said.

Hill also claimed Vaccaro opposed his decision to buy his mother a home after she was displaced when the couple’s mansion burned down in 2024. Meanwhile, Hill said, Vaccaro brought her mother to stay with them for ‘two years’ following the birth of their child. 

Hill described their 18-month marriage as a tumultuous time in his life, that he believes harmed his career with the Miami Dolphins. He has remained a free agent since the end of the 2025 season, when he suffered a significant knee injury that ultimately required surgery. 

These days, Hill is rehabbing in hopes of joining an NFL team – something his agent Drew Rosenhaus said he has discussed with several franchises.

‘I felt like if you look at my career before and my career after I got married it was, like, trending down,’ he said. ‘And it was, like, bad. I was like, “man, am I really putting this product on the field? Do I really look that bad?” It was hard.’

Vaccaro is not the first woman to accuse Hill of punching her in her stomach while she was pregnant. His former partner made a similar accusation against him in 2014, while also claiming he strangled her. Hill was dismissed from the Oklahoma State football team and later pleaded guilty to domestic assault and battery by strangulation. He was sentenced to three years’ probation.

Fidel Castro and Future Dictators: Their Socialist Denials Went Up in Smoke

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History is filled with future communist rulers who distanced themselves from socialist or communist labels—at least until they had successfully captured power.

Whether they were politicians, revolutionaries, or military figures, many understood that openly embracing communism could create international problems and complicate their efforts to govern at home.

Cuba’s Fidel Castro was among the most prominent examples. After his revolution overthrew Fulgencio Batista in 1959, Castro visited New York City and even made a highly publicized stop at Yankee Stadium.

At the time, Castro described his movement as “humanistic,” insisting, “I have said very clearly that we are not Communists.” He ultimately built a communist state and maintained an iron-fisted hold on power for 67 years and counting.

Venezuelan leader Hugo Chavez, a former Army officer and Castro ally, adopted a similar strategy. He initially promoted a “humanist” vision before embracing a socialist revolution and sharply confronting the United States. His successor, Nicolas Maduro, is now being held by the US on narco-terrorism charges following his capture in a January raid.

Cambodian dictator Pol Pot also concealed his communist ambitions. He organized the Communist Party of Kampuchea in secret, presenting his movement instead through anti-imperialist rhetoric and the deliberately vague term Angkar, meaning “the organization.”

After defeating a US-backed government in 1975, Pol Pot’s totalitarian regime eliminated private property and forcibly relocated civilians to rural labor camps.

In Nicaragua, Sandinista leader Daniel Ortega seized power from the Somoza dynasty and initially argued that “political pluralism and a mixed economy” would define the revolution. His Marxist-Leninist government later moved to take control of major agricultural operations and corporations.

Although even his strongest opponents have not likened him to a dictator, Abdul El-Sayed, a Democratic candidate for the US Senate in Michigan, faced questions this week about his political identity. El-Sayed, who has ties to prominent figures in the Democratic Socialists of America, described himself as a “capitalist.” His campaign also told The Post that he has said he is “not a socialist” and “has never been a member of the DSA.”

Christa Pike Returned to Prison After Hospital Discharge Following Botched Execution, Attorneys Say

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Christa Pike has been released from the hospital and returned to prison after surviving a botched lethal injection that caused serious medical complications, her attorneys said.

Pike survived two doses of the execution drug pentobarbital on Sept. 30. She is now back at the Deborah K. Johnson Rehabilitation Center, where she has been held for more than 30 years, according to a joint statement from her legal team.

“Christa Pike was discharged from a local hospital and is now at Deborah K. Johnson Rehabilitation Center where she has been housed for more than 30 years,” her attorneys said. “She is grateful to the first responders and her medical team for their care in these extraordinary circumstances. She is continuing to receive medical care at the prison, and we will continue to track her recovery.”

Christa Gail Pike appears remotely during a hearing in Knox County Criminal Court.

Christa Gail Pike appears remotely from Deborah K. Johnson Rehabilitation for her hearing in Knox County Criminal Court in Knoxville, Tenn., on Aug. 11, 2026. (USA TODAY Network via Reuters Connect)

The statement was issued by Stephen Ferrell and Luke Ihnen of Federal Defender Services of Eastern Tennessee, along with Randy Spivey and Kelly Gleason of the Tennessee Office of the Post-Conviction Defender.

The attorneys did not say when Pike left the hospital or whether she has recovered from the complications they previously reported, including pneumonia, a blood clot and injuries to her arms.

Ferrell told BBC Radio 4 on Thursday that Pike had started walking in her hospital room but was still dealing with arm injuries and memory problems.

Emergency vehicles arrive at Riverbend Maximum Security Institution in Nashville, Tennessee.

Emergency vehicles arrive at Riverbend Maximum Security Institution in Nashville, Tenn., on Sept. 30, 2026. Pike had not been declared dead when witnesses were asked to leave the room they were in. (Denny Simmons/The Tennessean/USA TODAY NETWORK via Imagn Images)

“What’s been described to me is that physically there’s quite a bit going on, that her arms are very injured and she’s not able to use them very much,” Ferrell said. “She is up and walking for the first time today, but just around the room, not very far.”

Pike’s recovery follows her attorneys’ statement that they believed she was brain dead Monday evening, before she unexpectedly regained consciousness the next morning.

Pike was sentenced to death for the 1995 torture and murder of 19-year-old Colleen Slemmer in Knoxville.

Christa Pike wearing white with curley red hair at trial in 1996

Christa Gail Pike is seen during her trial for the murder of Colleen A. Slemmer March 18, 1996, in Knox County Criminal Court. (USA TODAY Network via Reuters Connect)

The failed execution has triggered legal proceedings. A Tennessee judge ordered the state Department of Correction to preserve physical and electronic evidence connected to the execution attempt.

Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee has suspended executions for the rest of 2026. It is not yet clear whether, or when, the state will attempt to carry out Pike’s death sentence.

Trump Weighs Broadcasting Fort Hood Killer’s Execution

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President Donald Trump has appeared to distance himself from Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth’s plan to livestream the execution of the Fort Hood gunman, saying the final decision rests with him.

Hegseth announced Thursday that Nidal Hasan, the former Army major convicted of killing 13 people at Fort Hood in Texas in 2009, would be executed in a broadcast available for Americans to watch.

The proposal prompted immediate outrage, as critics accused the Trump administration of turning the death penalty into a dystopian public spectacle and condemned the idea as inhumane.

But speaking to reporters at the White House on Saturday, Trump said he had not yet reached a final decision on whether the execution would be livestreamed.

‘There are two thoughts: don’t show it and show it. Cause you know, by showing it, maybe other people won’t be doing what he did. So I’ll make a decision ultimately. I know what the military would like to do, but I’ll make a decision,’ Trump said.

Trump described Hasan as a ‘vicious killer,’ saying he murdered 13 people ‘in cold blood’ and injured 20 others.

‘Some of those people will never have their lives back in a true sense,’ the president said.

Trump’s latest comments marked a retreat from his position on Wednesday, when he backed Hegseth’s proposal and said Hasan ‘deserves it.’

Donald Trump told reporters on Saturday at the White House that he will ultimately make the decision as to whether the execution will be livestreamed

Donald Trump told reporters on Saturday at the White House that he will ultimately make the decision as to whether the execution will be livestreamed

Former US Major Nidal Hasan was sentenced to death after killing 13 people in 2009 at Fort Hood in Texas

Former US Major Nidal Hasan was sentenced to death after killing 13 people in 2009 at Fort Hood in Texas 

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth previously announced that Hasan's execution would be livestreamed

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth previously announced that Hasan’s execution would be livestreamed

On Friday, Trump said the Pentagon was still ‘making a determination’ about whether the execution would be made public, while confirming that Hasan would be put to death by firing squad regardless of the broadcast decision.

‘I really don’t care how he goes, as long as he goes. And I think the death penalty is a very worthy way of going for him,’ he said.

Asked that same day whether he had authorized the livestream, Trump replied that he ‘absolutely’ had.

Vice President JD Vance also cast doubt on whether the broadcast would take place. Asked about the plan Friday, he told reporters: ‘I don’t know that that’s actually going to happen.’

Vance said he would not watch if the execution were livestreamed. ‘So whatever the controversy is about the method of the execution, I hope that people don’t forget that this is a guy who brutally murdered a lot of innocent people,’ he added.

Hegseth first floated the idea during an interview on Jack Posobiec’s podcast. He argued that the execution should be public ‘because people need to understand that there’s serious consequences for these types of things.’

The defense secretary also portrayed the firing squad as a return to methods once used by the US Army during World War II.

He said he admired ‘the mentality we had in World War II, which was win. Which was understand when the enemy attacks you, you stand your ground.’

The plan drew condemnation from around the world. The UN human rights office said Friday that broadcasting the killing ‘is tantamount to a public execution and would breach the absolute prohibition of torture.’

Democratic Senator Chris Murphy went further, asking: ‘What is he mimicking? ISIS executions.’

‘I understand that in this country we have the death penalty, but public executions is medieval,’ he said, calling it ‘one of the things that we abhor about terrorist groups.’

The backlash crossed party lines, with Republican Senator Thom Tillis declaring that public executions are ‘what oppressive dictatorships like Iran and Afghanistan do.’

‘It should not be happening in America,’ the North Carolina senator wrote on X, adding that streaming the death was ‘beyond disgusting.’

Georgia Democrat Jon Ossoff told MS Now that the Defense Secretary is ‘a deeply unwell person who seems to relish this kind of brutality.’

He accused Hegseth of staging an ‘obscene medieval spectacle’ while ‘running a department that is falling into chaos.’

‘The guy cannot run the military competently,’ Ossoff added.

Hasan, an Army psychiatrist, murdered 13 people when he opened fire inside a medical building at Fort Hood, Texas, in November 2009

Hasan, an Army psychiatrist, murdered 13 people when he opened fire inside a medical building at Fort Hood, Texas, in November 2009

The head of the US Conference of Catholic Bishops also slammed the decision, with Archbishop Paul S. Coakley calling it a ‘barbaric promotion of a culture of death and must be reconsidered.’ 

Hasan was convicted in 2013 of 13 counts of premeditated murder and 32 counts of attempted murder for the widespread killings. 

He told officers that he was targeting soldiers deploying to Afghanistan because they were ‘going to engage in an illegal war.’ 

Hasan descended on a medical processing center at Fort Hood and followed soldiers out the back door before exchanging gunfire with police.