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Texas Starbucks customer fumes over ‘illegal’ joke that barista wrote on her cup: ‘It’s offensive’ 29 juin 2025 à 10:17

Texas Starbucks customer fumes over ‘illegal’ joke that barista wrote on her cup: ‘It’s offensive’

Par :Nicholas McEntyre

29 juin 2025 à 10:17

A Texas Starbucks customer claims she and her culture were the target of an "offensive" joke written on the lid of her drink by one of the store's employees.

Blanca Lopez stands outside the Irving, Texas Target where she was handed the offensive joke at the Starbucks location inside the store on June 23, 2025.

"What do you call a sick eagle?" the cup asked. "Illegal."

The Starbucks outlet inside the Target in Irving, Texas.

Lopez said the joke hit close to home as she had friends and relatives deported because they were in the country illegally.

Lopez said the joke hit close to home as she had friends and relatives deported because they were in the country illegally.

Carlos Quintanilla speaks out against the message outside the Target on June 27, 2025.

Community activists soon heard about the story and began planning a gathering at the store, to meet the "author of the offensive joke."

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Mega Millions ticketholder wins record-breaking $348M jackpot in Virginia 29 juin 2025 à 07:38

Mega Millions ticketholder wins record-breaking $348M jackpot in Virginia

Par :Nicholas McEntyre

29 juin 2025 à 07:38

Virginia is for winners.

A person buys a Mega Millions lottery ticket at a store in Arlington, Virginia on July 29, 2022.

The E & C VA convenience store and gas station in Burgess, VA.

The new game, which was marketed as "bigger and better," created larger prizes for all non-jackpot tier winners, better odds to win the jackpot and a larger starting jackpot of $50 million instead of the original $20 million.

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Canadian tourist Dorian Christian MacDonald, 38, found dead after ‘drowning accident’ on Dominican Republic beach 28 juin 2025 à 10:59

Canadian tourist Dorian Christian MacDonald, 38, found dead after ‘drowning accident’ on Dominican Republic beach

Par :Nicholas McEntyre

28 juin 2025 à 10:59

A Canadian tourist was found dead in the water at a Dominican Republic resort in what loved ones described as a drowning accident last week.

Dorian MacDonald was found dead in the waters of the Dominican Republic on June 20, 2025.

MacDonald was staying at a hotel in the resort town of Maimon Bay when he went for the overnight stroll — an hour before police received calls reporting him missing.

The beach of Maimon Bay in Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic.

Tara McKenzie and Dorian MacDonald pose in an undated picture.

McKenzie paid tribute to her "brother from another," sharing 80 photos and text messages of the two dating back to 2016.