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Married teacher mom, 29, who moaned about men being 'creepy' online charged with molesting a student

A former Georgia high school teacher has been arrested and charged with child molestation, less than a year after she posted a video on social media complaining about how men are 'creepy'.

Danielle Weaver, a 29-year-old married mother-of-two, was taken into custody by the Leesburg Police Department on February 18, according to a press release from the Georgia Bureau of Investigation (GBI).

Married teacher mom, 29, who moaned about men being 'creepy' online charged with molesting a student

Royal family faces fresh Andrew nightmare as FBI is urged to reopen probe into former prince's Epstein ties

Behind the brutalist facade of FBI headquarters at 935 Pennsylvania Avenue agents are no doubt watching the scandal engulfing Britain's royal family with more than a passing interest.

Whether there is any current FBI investigation into Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor remains a closely guarded secret. The agency typically works in silence and refuses to confirm or deny if active investigations exist.

Royal family faces fresh Andrew nightmare as FBI is urged to reopen probe into former prince's Epstein ties

Common sense Democrat who opposes transgender madness announces she's running for Nancy Pelosi's congressional seat in San Francisco

A self-proclaimed common sense Democrat who advocates against transgender women competing in sports has launched her bid for Nancy Pelosi's congressional seat in San Francisco. 

Marie Hurabiell, a political activist and former Trump appointee, announced on Wednesday that she is running for the seat and ready to stand up against 'failed policies' and 'ideological extremes.' 

Common sense Democrat who opposes transgender madness announces she's running for Nancy Pelosi's congressional seat in San Francisco

LA heiress and producer husband sue city after officials refused to let them demolish Marilyn Monroe's home

A Brentwood heiress and her producer husband are suing Los Angeles and its mayor after the city repeatedly blocked them from demolishing their mansion, which used to belong to Marilyn Monroe. 

Real estate heiress Brinah Milstein and her producer husband Roy Bank filed an updated complaint last month alleging that the city violated their constitutional rights by stopping them tearing down the $8.35 million property. 

LA heiress and producer husband sue city after officials refused to let them demolish Marilyn Monroe's home
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