Amy Walsh and Toby-Alexander Smith, a real-life soap opera couple, have had their first child together.  Their arrival was confirmed by OK!, which said, "Well... it's been a busy week!" I wish the same for everyone else. "From all three of us, a very happy new year."

They also shared a picture of themselves pushing a pram and looking lovingly at their newborn child.  Girls Aloud's Kimberley's sister Amy said in November that she felt like she was "made" to give birth. Amy is due in November.

"It makes me feel a little giddy," she exclaimed.

This is something I've always wanted to do, and I'm sure everyone who has gone through it is going to laugh at me.

​She went on: "This is what I was born to do. I know it won't be a walk in the park because of how scary it can be, but the part I'm most looking forward to is sharing the experience with Toby."

In September, Amy Metcalfe, who plays Tracy Metcalfe, and Toby Atkins, who plays Gray Atkins, announced that they were expecting a baby.

"Repeated violations of our COVID-19 misinformation policy" have resulted in Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene's personal Twitter account being permanently suspended.

As a result, a Twitter representative informed NPR via email that the company "had been clear that, per our strike system for this policy, we will permanently suspend accounts for repeated violations."

During the pandemic, Greene tweeted a series of tweets criticizing many of the public health measures that health officials say were critical in preventing more deaths and slowing the spread of the virus in the United States.

The official Twitter account for the Georgia Republican government has been confirmed to be active by the company.

Following her suspension from Twitter, Greene released a statement in which she called the social media platform a "enemy of America" that "cannot handle the truth."
If you want to show America that we can defeat our enemies without their help, then that's fine with me.

When she was 88, Betty White died at her Los Angeles home after a long battle with cancer. She was best known for her roles as "The Mary Tyler Moore Show's" nymphomaniacal Sue Ann Nivens and "The Golden Girls'" sweet but dim Rose Nylund. She also had a successful comeback as the host of "Saturday Night Live" before her death. She was 99 years old at the time of her death.

Jeff Witjas, her longtime friend and agent, confirmed her death less than three weeks before her 100th birthday.

In a television career that lasted seven decades and was certified by the 2014 edition of "Guinness World Records" as the longest ever for a female entertainer, Ms. White won five Primetime Emmys and one competitive Daytime Emmy — as well as a lifetime achievement Daytime Emmy in 2015 and a Los Angeles regional Emmy in 1952.

​A number of wildfires in Boulder County, Colorado, were sparked by strong winds Thursday, resulting in evacuation orders.  Those living in Superior and Louisville, two towns about eight miles southeast of Boulder, were encouraged to "LEAVE NOW" by the National Weather Service for Denver and Boulder. By Thursday afternoon, the authorities had issued evacuation orders for both towns.

As the fires grew, the weather service warned that they were becoming a "very high impact wind event for our area" and advised people to "take it seriously and obey by any evacuation orders from local authorities."

​Power lines were brought down by the severe winds, according to Denver NBC affiliate KUSA, igniting many grass fires. According to a tweet from the sheriff's office, there have been numerous reports of downed power lines and blown transformers.  According to the sheriff's office, crews were on the scene putting out fires.

No mandatory evacuations were issued for the city of Broomfield, although anyone with respiratory or breathing problems were advised to remain indoors.