An Instagram and OnlyFans model will spend just two years behind bars after she admitted to being responsible for the death of her boyfriend in 2022.
Courtney Clenney, 30, was facing second-degree murder charges over the fatal stabbing of Christian Obumseli, 27, in their luxury Miami apartment.
In court on Monday, prosecutors and her attorneys revealed details of a plea deal that saw Clenney agree to a charge of manslaughter with a deadly weapon.
The court also heard that the state was seeking to have Clenney imprisoned for six years. She has already spent four years behind bars while awaiting trial.
Judge Andrea Ricker Wolfson subsequently sentenced Clenney to six years behind bars with time served, followed by five years' probation.
Christian's mother addressed the courtroom after the sentencing, saying: 'There is simply too much pain to put on paper.
'Four years later, there are still nights when I cannot sleep. I do not want Christian to be remembered only for how he died.
'Christian was my son, everyone who knew Christian can attest that he was kind-hearted, compassionate, friendly and respectful.
Michigan's Democratic nominee for the US Senate launched his latest attack on President Donald Trump in an interview with CNN on Sunday.
Abdul El-Sayed, a Muslim son of Egyptian immigrants, made a below-the-belt comment about Trump's marriage to Melania while making blistering assumptions about the relationship between the President and the First Lady.
El-Sayed, who has quickly become a darling of the left after his win in Michigan this week, claimed Trump's union with Melania 'rocky' while speaking to Jake Tapper.
This was in response to a photo that Trump posted on Truth Social last night, showing himself and Melania side by side with El-Sayed and his wife, Dr. Sarah Jukaku.
The comparison was posted with the caption: 'Two VERY DIFFERENT America's.' Tapper asked El-Sayed if he had a response to the hostile post from the President.
El-Sayed said: 'Yes, you got two different visions of America. Donald Trump's vision is the one you're living in right now. Can you afford your gas? Can you afford your groceries?
'Do you believe, when you look
Mark Zuckerberg has denied claims that his mega yacht ignored a distress call from a nearby vessel that was stranded in Alaskan waters.
The Meta boss's representatives spoke out after it emerged that the 21-foot skiff was rescued by a much smaller boat after it ran out of fuel between Juneau and Petersburg.
Zuckerberg's $300 million yacht, The Launchpad, was in the vicinity on August 3, although the billionaire was not aboard at the time, according to his spokesman.
The skiff initially contacted the Coast Guard for assistance, but officials determined it was not in distress and issued a marine assistance broadcast on its behalf.
The Wilderness Legacy, a cruise ship operated by UnCruise Adventures, answered the call, despite Zuckerberg's 387-foot yacht being closer.
However, Brian Baker, a spokesman for the Facebook and Instagram founder, told Forbes that Launchpad was operating on a different radio channel at the time the assistance request was made.
Baker added that by the time the crew reviewed the broadcast, another vessel had already begun responding.
A love-scorned Marine in North Carolina allegedly left an unsettling message on a woman's fundraising page, after he was accused of breaking into her home and strangling her until she was paralyzed.
Isaac Ruiz, 27, was arrested on multiple charges of assault after 22-year-old Savannah Johnson was left paralyzed from the neck down following the brutal attack in Wilmington on June 14.
'You see those stories on Dateline, and you always have empathy for the parents that go through these types of things, and you wonder how they do it,' Savannah's father, Ricky Johnson, told WECT.
'You never think you'll be in that situation.'
But on a fundraising page dedicated to helping Savannah and her family during the recent college graduate's recovery, an account under Ruiz's name posted a cryptic message alongside a hefty donation.
'Each day that passes you don't realize how much stronger you are becoming,' the message read.
'It will be over before you know it.'
The comment, posted on the page on June 18, accompanied a donation of $2,000.
President Donald Trump is shaking up his senior-level staff with just weeks to go until the midterm elections could force a major power shake-up in Washington, DC.
He named his staff secretary, Will Scharf, to the top job of White House counsel, replacing his lawyer David Warrington.
'I know Will well!' Trump wrote on social media on Saturday, praising him as 'tough, strong, and smart.'
Warrington is expected to leave the White House and enter the private sector, Trump announced.
Trump praised Scharf's work representing him in personal legal cases, including the Supreme Court case brought by Special Counsel Jack Smith charging the President with election interference.
'Will Scharf will do a great job as White House Counsel!' he added.
As staff secretary, Scharf was tasked with managing legal memos, documents, and statements that require the President's attention.
Trump has taken a personal liking to Scharf, whose unassuming demeanor and professionalism fit the President's vision of 'a star,' and asked him to appear on camera during public signing ceremonies
A grandfather who was just 15 minutes away from completing the 3D printing of parts to make a useable gun when police raided his home was today sentenced to four-and-a-half years behind bars.
David Boylett was also caught in possession of ammunition which would have worked with the weapon when it was assembled, and an overpowered air rifle.
The court heard the 'obsessed hobbyist' was a victim of the Shropshire maternity scandal, having lost his son Joshua who 'could have been better looked after'.
But sentencing the 62-year-old today, Judge David Lock KC said he could not see a link between that tragedy and Boylett's 'relationship or obsession with guns'.
The judge said Boylett had very 'nearly succeeded in manufacturing a gun'.
The judge said 3D printers combined with information readily available online meant 'that the possibility of an individual manufacturing something which could then be used in crime, for a mass shooting or any other illegal purpose becomes astonishingly easy.'
He added: 'The only way I can respond to that is by making sure sentences are passed which reflect the gravity of the business of making
The scandal surrounding jailed former SNP chief Peter Murrell is set to be investigated by peers in the House of Lords, the Mail can reveal.
MSPs voted down an inquiry in Scotland after the Greens joined the SNP to oppose a call for a Holyrood probe.
It comes after a Tory MP demanded an inquiry after claiming Nicola Sturgeon lied about the scandal and stitched up former First Minister Alex Salmond to hide the truth.
Sir David Davis, who was a close friend of Mr Salmond, launched an explosive intervention in the Commons last month when he made a series of claims that Ms Sturgeon knew of the crimes Murrell carried out – something she strongly denies.
The Mail spoke to a senior cross-bench peer who did not want to be named as they believed they may be drafted in to lead an inquiry or play a part in
A cruel father in Florida admitted to abusing the family's two-month-old kitten to punish his teenage daughter when she 'acted up,' police say.
David Charette Jr, 48, was identified by witnesses as the suspect in a case of horrific animal abuse. He allegedly hurt the kittens in front of his daughter in Fort Myers.
Law enforcement responded to reports of a man attempting to drown and strike the kitten, named Luna, in Pine Manor.
Charette Jr allegedly confessed to the horrific acts and said he abused the adorable animals to punish his daughter when she 'acted up,' police said.
A statement given to police stated that a witness had seen Charette Jr 'repeatedly struck Luna in the face with an open hand while telling the kitten that [redacted] was the reason he was hurting her,' according to a probable cause statement obtained by the Daily Mail.
Luna was allegedly heard yelling and crying in pain. Charette Jr allegedly then picked up a glass bottle of nail polish and struck the kitten in the head 'multiple times' as the kitten 'continued crying out in apparent agony,' the statement said.
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A family is recovering from multiple injuries and trying to piece their life back together after a pickup truck rear-ended their taco truck.
Tacos Villa, a family run birria taco truck, was crashed into by a pickup truck August 6 while it was parked in South Los Angeles.
Jose Silva, his mother, and his stepfather, who run the business, were all inside the truck preparing to close for the day and were injured in the crash.
Silva told KTLA that he is still recovering from the cuts and bruises he suffered in the accident.
'Today, more than ever, I thank God for protecting them and for giving us the opportunity to remain together,' he wrote on the business' Instagram.
The collision, which occurred at 5.44pm, was so strong that it pushed the taco truck about 40 feet and threw Silva's mother out of the vehicle, according to Silva.
'It threw her out of the cab, and she landed about 6 or 7 feet from the van,' Silva told KTLA in Spanish.
The family claims the pickup truck was speeding
Exclusive images and videos obtained by the Daily Mail show a massive, custom-made banner dominating Tajrish Square in the Iranian capital of Tehran, installed late last week.
The provocative installation displays a detailed caricature of Trump, his features clearly recognizable, centered under a large, blood-red painted 'bullseye' scope.
Below the image of the targeted President, in large crimson English capital letters, is the chilling phrase: 'Never will be blood.'
The unmissable public display, a piece of state-sanctioned propaganda, has sparked genuine concern among local residents.
In messages sent to the Daily Mail, Iranians described the banner as a significant and frightening escalation, even for a regime famous for its 'Death to America' rhetoric.
'They never do this,' one anxious resident told the Daily Mail, referring to such a direct, publicly viewable graphical threat against a President in such a high-traffic area.
'They rarely put up banners like this, but at night during events in this same square, they often make verbal threats against him... They [the people] are very angry about what the regime has turned this place into. They have disrupted everyday city life with all this loud and unpleasant noise.'
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Record-low water levels in the River Danube have revealed the remains of a woolly mammoth as well as dozens of Nazi shipwrecks as Europe suffers from a severe drought.
The waterway, which runs across ten countries from southern Germany to the Black Sea, is in the grip of an intense dry spell and has revealed a number of relics as a result.
Scientists were seen gathered around a large bone belonging to a woolly mammoth on the banks of the river near the village of Ryahovo in northern Bulgaria.
So far they have identified a jaw bone, fragments of tusks, part of a shoulder blade and a femur with its articular head among the stash found at the end of July.
The remains were remarkably well-preserved, with images appearing to show teeth still lining the jaw bone.
Woolly mammoths co-existed with early humans, who hunted them for food and used their tusks and bones as tools.
Andy Burnham has been warned it would be 'madness' and a 'dereliction of duty' to block drilling in two massive prospects in the North Sea.
As the public consultation on the Jackdaw gas field off Aberdeen closed, the Prime Minister was told to deliver 'real change' not more 'warm words' to the industry.
A second consultation on the Rosebank oil field west of Shetland closes next week.
Shadow Scottish Secretary Andrew Bowie said: 'We must get Britain drilling again.
'Approving production at these new fields should be an easy decision for the Prime Minister, not a dilemma.
'Refusing permission for Jackdaw and Rosebank would not only be madness, it would be a dereliction of duty that could signal the death knell of our vital oil and gas industry.
'These developments will help shape the lives of North Sea workers for years to come by creating thousands of jobs, giving us greater energy security, more tax revenue, and less exposure to global shocks.'
Referring to BP's recent decision to sell its North Sea operations after 60 years, he added: 'If BP's North Sea exit isn't the wake-up call needed for Labour to lift
