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A school board president in Arizona has been accused of maintaining a secret online dossier containing personal details about parents who opposed mask mandates and Critical Race Theory. Scottsdale Unified School District Governing Board President Jann-Michael Greenburg's (main) access to the Google Drive file was revealed after he accidentally displayed the link in a screenshot (top right) he sent to a parent in a heated email chain. The drive contained files labeled 'SUSD Wackos' and 'Anti Mask Lunatics' among others in a sprawling database tracking the online activities of parents in the district.

Kyle Rittenhouse's mother Wendy on Thursday evening appeared on Sean Hannity's show, and said she was still angry about Biden's tweet a year ago - but hoped for the best from the jury, when they retire to consider their verdict next week. Wendy Rittenhouse told of her horror at seeing the footage in court of her son in Kenosha, saying she felt he was lucky to be alive. She said she wanted to hug her son when he broke down in tears on the stand on Wednesday. And she said she was optimistic that the trial would conclude as she wanted, with her son acquitted.

The House committee investigating the January 6th insurrection in the Capitol told former Trump chief of staff Mark Meadows that he must appear for his deposition at 10 am on Friday or he will be considered in contempt of Congress. Panel chairman, Democratic Rep. Bennie Thompson, wrote to Meadows attorney on Thursday night to say there is "no valid legal basis" for Meadow's noncompliance with panel's subpoena.  'Simply put, there is no valid legal basis for Mr. Meadows's continued resistance to the Select Committee's subpoena. As such, the Select Committee expects Mr. Meadows to produce all responsive documents and appear for deposition testimony tomorrow, November 12, 2021, at 10:00 a.m,' Thompson wrote.

Paris Hilton has married entrepreneur Carter Reum in a lavish ceremony at her late grandfather's Bel-Air estate as the star-studded affair included A-list guests Emma Roberts, Ashley Benson, and Bebe Rexha. The 40-year-old hotel heiress and her beau, also 40, exchanged 'I do's' in front of her close friends and family including mother Kathy, father Rick, brother Conrad, and aunt Kyle Richards as the news was first confirmed by E! on Thursday night. A source also told the outlet that 'Paris selected her dress late last night' and that 'there is a lot of love and support surrounding both Carter and Paris.'

The video begins as an officer is attempting to detain a man on a MacDougal Street sidewalk near Greenwich Village. The detainee appears to attempt to get up when the officer, aided by a second arriving as the man gets up, pushes him back down to the ground. Once they have him under control, the officer is seen throwing a half dozen punches at the victim's midsection.

Dave Portnoy, the founder of Barstool Sports, on Thursday hit back at allegations published in Business Insider earlier this month, claiming he was predatory and had rough sex with young girls. The 44-year-old filmed an hour-long live stream, going through the Business Insider report and showing text messages from two women cited in the story - named only as Allison, 19, and Madison, 20. Portnoy strongly denied being predatory and noted that Allison had hit onto him.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle on Thursday visited a military base in New Jersey, marking Veterans' Day by having lunch with members of the military and sharing their experiences. Harry, 37, who spend a decade in the British army, told the assembled crowd that he was grateful for his time in the armed forces, but the experience stayed with him in his mind, and he saw things he would not want others to have to see. The visit came the day after the pair attended a gala in Manhattan on board the Intrepid aircraft carrier, with Harry handing out medals to veterans.

A defense attorney for one of the three white men charged in the murder of black jogger Ahmaud Arbery (inset) has sought to ban Rev. Al Sharpton (right) from the courtroom, claiming he is 'intimidating' jurors. Defense attorney Kevin Gough (left) on Thursday raised his concerns with the activist's presence in the Georgia court, but did not find a receptive audience in Superior Court Judge Timothy Walmsley. 'If we're going to start a precedent, starting yesterday, where we're going to bring high-profile members of the African American community into the courtroom to sit with the family during the trial in the presence of the jury, I believe that's intimidating and it's an attempt to pressure... or influence the jury,' said Gough, who represents William 'Roddie' Bryan.

Jurors in the trial of three Georgia men charged with Ahmaud Arbery's death were shown footage of the 25-year-old visiting a house under construction multiple times in the months before his death. It is the same home Arbery was later spotted wandering into that sparked the deadly chase by ex-cop Gregory McMichael, 65, and son Travis, 35, through the predominantly white neighborhood of Satilla Shores in the coastal city of Brunswick, Georgia on February 23, 2020. Jurors were shown the footage as they watched a four-hour recorded deposition by construction boss Larry English, 51, (top inset) who was building a 'dream second home' two houses away from the McMichaels. Arbery was first seen at the property on October 25, 2019 (main) before visiting again on November 18, (top) December 17, and on February 11, 2020. He was seen at the home a final time during the day 12 days later on February 23 when he was chased and killed.

Connecticut State Police are searching for four people suspected of stealing $1,600 in goods from Market 32 in the Quarry Walk Plaza Tuesday morning. The thieves were caught in the act by onlooker as they unloaded shopping carts full of laundry detergent and paper towels into vehicles police say were stolen. Video of the robbery, which has gone viral, show four people whose faces are covered, unloading the merchandise into two separate cars outside the market.

Seattle has become so dangerous that the city can no longer protect its own employees, with security guards now escorting them after they finish work. King County's new 'walking bus' will debut on November 15, and see council workers based in Downtown Seattle and nearby Pioneer Square escorted to a nearby train station and ferry terminal each evening. An announcement on King County's official website says: 'King County is launching a 'Walking Bus' pilot program where county employees can join their colleagues and a Facilities Management Division (FMD) Security Escort each evening walking to the King Street Station and the Coleman Dock from the downtown campus.' Meanwhile, Seattle's former police chief Carmen Best, right, has said she thinks the defund the police movement is running out of steam. The city's council voted has voted to slash $10m off the city's $400m annual police budget.

The eighth day of Kyle Rittenhouse's trial is in session in Kenosha, Wisconsin. Judge Schroeder could now call a mistrial at any time should he decide that Prosecutor Thomas Binger has over-stepped in any way. Early this morning the judge revealed that the court has been inundated with  offensive emails, some calling the judge a racist. Speaking ahead of the start of testimony Judge Schroeder said he would deal with all such things adding, 'I wouldn't want to be those people'. The defense is moving rapidly towards the conclusion of their case and could rest today. It has just three witnesses left to call with all three expected today. On Wednesday Rittenhouse broke down in the witness stand as he recalled the moment he was 'ambushed' by Joseph Rosenbaum the night he shot him dead.

In response to the video of Kyle Rittenhouse (right) sobbing as he claimed self-defense for killing Joseph Rosenbaum and Anthony Huber in 2020, Lebron James (left) tweeted, 'What tears?????' 'I didn't see one. Man knock it off! That boy ate some lemon heads before walking into court.' James had previously been critical of the state's decision not to file charges against the white officer who shot Black, a black man, calling it a 'blow to the heart and to the gut.' The tweet was the first time the Los Angeles Lakers star has spoken out about the Rittenhouse trial since it began last week.

Recently axed RHOC star Kelly Dodd launched a foul-mouthed attack on former co-star Heather and her husband Terry Dubrow on Wednesday evening, as they were eating dinner at a West Coast restaurant. The feuding reality stars came to blows earlier this year, when Kelly, 46, claimed she and husband Rick had contracted COVID-19 from Heather's 16-year-old son Nicholas, 16. Finding herself at the same dining establishment as Heather, 52, and Terry, 63, the former Real Housewives of Orange County star began to insult the couple as she filmed them over her shoulder. In her social media videos, Dodd pointed fingers at the couple, calling them "losers" with "zero friends" and alleging they threatened to sue her and her husband, Rick Leventhal. "Should I ask these assholes why they're suing me?" Dodd asked. "Terry and Heather. Why are they suing me? I think [Rick] might ask why they put a cease and desist on us."

A driver was filmed running towards another motorist while brandishing a samurai-like sword in Portland, Oregon this week. In footage shared on Twitter, the man he threatens is seen keeping calm with his hands by his side, before finding the right moment to pull a rifle from the trunk of his car. Portland is seeing shootings and murders soar this year after the city's police department had its budget cut by $15million in 2020 as part of the woke city council's new defunding plan following the death of George Floyd.

Misty Murph'Ariens, 36, and her husband Bryce 46, met as chefs in Hamilton, Ontario and loved visiting his grandmother's rural cottage. In 2009, they bought a piece of farmland for $37,500 and spent $10,000 building a house out of clay, sand, and straw. They get food from their animals and garden, electricity from solar panels, and water from a well. They earn some money from a small local catering business but get around by cycling, walking, or on horseback because they have no car. Misty homeschools their five- and seven-year-old daughters.

The photos, which have also been carefully restored, feature in The Great War Illustrated 1915. The book was written by Roni Wilkinson under the pen names William Langford and Jack Holroyd, whilst the images were colourised by his son, Jon. Most of the images in the book were taken in France and Belgium on the Western Front, but others show troops as they fought soldiers from the Ottoman Empire in the disastrous Gallipoli campaign in what is now Turkey. One photo (left) shows Scottish troops - who had been dubbed 'devils in skirts' or 'ladies from hell' by German soldiers who had never seen men in kilts - sitting in a trench on the Western Front whilst accompanied by a dog. Also seen are three soldiers from the York and Lancaster Regiment outside the entrance to their dugout near the Yser Canal in Belgium in July 1915 (bottom). A third photo shows troops in Turkey (top right) as they carry their weapons and equipment.

On the latest episode of Jay Leno's Garage, Jay Leno (left) hopped into the Tesla Model S Plaid (right) and set the new speed record at 9.247 seconds for a quarter-mile, just beating out the Bugatti Chiron Sport's previous 9.4 seconds. 'That was awesome,' Leno said, celebrating the fact that he won the title of fastest production car driver. Unfortunately, Leno's world record was short-lived after Tesla's own professional driver took the car for a test drive later that day and set a new time of 9.234 seconds.

Remi Ouvrard, 28, took to the skies in Chatellerault, western France, on a balloon piloted by his father, Jean-Daniel, to complete the epic feat on November 10. The hot-air balloon reached an altitude of 13,175ft (4,016m) for France's Telethon. The Telethon campaign is a charity event that raises money to fund research projects on genetic neuromuscular diseases. The target altitude of 11,932ft (3,637m) was a nod to the phone number digits of the Telethon campaign, 36-37, with Remi holding up placards in acknowledgement. Remi set the previous record in February 2020 by reaching a peak altitude of 3,992ft (1,217m).

People from around the world have shared the most comical signs they have ever come across while out shopping, with the very best collated in a gallery by PetsReporter. One photo shows a fish section that claims the fish are entertaining while another describes honey as 'bee vomit'. Elsewhere, a back to school signs advertises bottles of wine for parents to enjoy. Here FEMAIL reveals some of the funniest mishaps spotted online. Pictured: A lemon pretends to be an orange, invisibility cloaks are for sale, fish entertain customers, a pretzel jokester keep them to themselves, a sign declares that peanuts contain nuts and a store plays on words with a mini blackboard

The Atacama desert in Chile is home to a mountain of discarded clothing (pictured), containing everything from Christmas sweaters to ski boots, as the pollution from the industry of fast fashion continues to grow. Some 59,000 tons of clothing arrive each year at the Iquique port in the Alto Hospicio free zone in northern Chile, where it is bought by clothing merchants or smuggled across the border to other Latin American nations. But at least 39,000 tons that cannot be sold end up in rubbish dumps in the desert. According to a 2019 UN report, global clothing production doubled between 2000 and 2014, and the industry is 'responsible for 20 percent of total water waste on a global level.' The same report said that clothing and footwear manufacturing contributes eight percent of global greenhouse gases, and that 'every second, an amount of textiles equivalent to a garbage truck is buried or burnt.' But the fast fashion clothing mountain has encouraged some to develop companies focused on recycling the fabrics for more sustainable ends.

The footage was taken by staff at Pairi Daiza zoo in Brugelette, Belgium, and shows three oriental small-clawed otters and a four-year-old orangutan called Berani playing together. The orangutan family arrived at the zoo in 2017 after moving from Germany. The two species became friends when staff at the zoo decided to run the otter's river through the orangutan's territory. Orangutans are extremely threatened in the wild and Pairi Daiza has raised funds for more than 11,000 trees to be replanted in Borneo and restore the habitat of the great ape.

For Moriah Mills' 28th birthday, her sugar daddy (who wants to remain anonymous) got her a 100x80ft billboard on West 48th Street in New York. The model, who is from Atlanta, Georgia, went viral last month when she revealed her 'list of requirements' for any man who wants a chance to date her, and has racked up 214,000 Instagram followers and 1.1 million TikTok followers. She said the billboard made her feel like 'a star,' but that it's 'what she deserves.' She added: 'It was a really creative and different way of showing he cared.'

Tom Marshall, who lives close to the Defence Animal Training Regiment base near Melton Mowbray, has transformed the incredible black-and-white images for PhotograFix. Among the images he has bought to life is one from July 1944, showing Jasper, a mine-detecting dog, having his ear bandaged by a sergeant of the Royal Army Veterinary Corps in Bayeaux, France (left). (Pictured left inset; These two kittens lived aboard HMS Hawkins, a heavy cruiser built by the Royal Navy during the First World War, though not completed until 1919. The kittens are pictured inside the barrel of a 7.5 inch gun; centre, another of the pictures is Aircrew was a young cat adopted by the Royal Australian Air Force Flying Training School, Cressy, Victoria, Australia; right inset, Venus the bulldog, mascot of the destroyer HMS Vansittart, taken in a photograph in 1941; right, another image taken in 1917 shows an unnamed British Royal Artillery soldier sitting for a portrait while wearing his uniform alongside his tiny white kitten)

Dr Rahul Lakhmani, 30, was testing his new camera on his terrace in New Delhi, India, when he spotted a kingfisher perched on a tree in the distance. White-throated kingfishers, which are widely distributed in Asia, can fly at speeds of up to 25mph and Dr Lahkmani was fortunate he was using a slow motion camera. The footage shows another kingfisher swoop into the frame and slam straight into the unsuspecting bird. Dr Lahkmani described the impact as 'two friends hugging each other after a long lockdown'.

The footage was captured in Portland, Oregon, by owner Rain, of her 13-year-old cat called Harpo. It shows Harpo carrying a range of objects to his owner, including a large plush toy killer whale, and meowing proudly as he delivers them. Rain said she first became aware of the cat's kleptomaniac tendencies when Harpo was aged two. When he turned eleven she started to train him by turning the stealing into a game, so he wouldn't take things she didn't want him to. She shares clips of her 'glorious goofball' Harpo's 'heists' on social media, and she and her cats have more than 1,800 followers on Twitter alone.