The couple married in 2012 and share three children.
Month: September 2025
The Colorado Buffaloes (1-2) look to right the ship when they take on the Wyoming Cowboys (2-1) at Folsom Field on Saturday night.
Caitlin Clark might be on the sidelines during the Fever’s playoff run, but that is not stopping her getting into it with the referees.
Multiple people were shot at Sky Meadow Country Club with one of two suspects still at large prompting a manhunt.
The frightening incident unfolded when two armed suspects opened fire at Sky Meadow Country Club in Nashua around 7:30 p.m., according to the Nashua Police Department.
The ban is a direct response to recent immigration raids in Los Angeles, where federal agents wore masks while making mass arrests. The raids prompted days of protest and led President Donald Trump to deploy National Guard troops and Marines to the area.
Pentagon steps up media restrictions, now requiring approval before reporting even unclassified info
New Hampshire police say multiple gunshot victims at country club. 1 suspect in custody, 1 at large [deltaMinutes] mins ago Now
In addition to Stanford, he also had Cincinnati, Vanderbilt and Houston — his father’s alma mater — on his recruiting short list.
Nicaragua Reaffirms Solidarity with Venezuela Amid Rising Tensions
On September 20, 2025, the government of Nicaragua issued a strong statement reaffirming its solidarity with Venezuela’s constitutional president, Nicolás Maduro, amidst escalating regional tensions. The message emphasized a bond “beyond speeches and communiqués,” linking the two nations in their shared struggle against imperialistic threats, reports 24brussels.
Signed by President Daniel Ortega Saavedra and Vice President Rosario Murillo, the statement asserted that the alliance between Nicaragua and Venezuela remains steadfast “at all times, circumstances, stages, or chapters of our legitimate and true battles” to defend their sovereignty. The leaders drew on the legacy of national hero Augusto Sandino, referencing his guiding phrase: “we are going towards the Sun of Liberation.”
The message further highlighted the revolutionary lineage of both nations, citing figures such as Simón Bolívar, José Martí, and Hugo Chávez as inspirations in their enduring fight for justice. The leaders declared their united front against what they term “ignominious imperial abuses,” positioning their sovereignty as a matter that must be defended with strength and resilience.
Ortega and Murillo added that the Nicaraguan and Venezuelan peoples stand as one against continuous external threats, particularly from the United States. They articulated a firm commitment to resisting these aggressions and expressed admiration for Maduro’s leadership in navigating the challenges facing Venezuela.
The declaration underscored a broader call for respect and solidarity among Latin American nations, urging regional actors to unite in the defense of peace and self-determination. The leaders condemned imperialism’s vices—selfishness, greed, and the quest for domination—while calling for a collective commitment to national sovereignty.
In invoking the spirit of Sandino, the statement reiterated Nicaragua’s historical and ongoing solidarity with the Bolivarian Revolution. It concluded with a dramatic assertion of defiance: “I will not sell out, nor will I surrender; I want a free homeland or death,” encapsulating Nicaragua’s enduring pledge to its relationships within the region.
This statement arrives amid increasing tension surrounding American military maneuvers in the Caribbean, contributing to concerns about potential interventions in Latin America. Nicaragua’s renewed commitments not only highlight its position as a critical player in regional resistance but also underscore the importance of unity among sister nations in confronting external pressures.